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The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
THE NAVAL BILL.
The Great Fight over Question of
Armor.
ESPECIAL TO THE rRrss.i

Washington, April 1.-THE naval ap-
propriasion bill 10 under consideration In
the House this week. It is the first time
for many years that naval bill has heen
before the Houss without Mr.. Boutslls OF
Maine, to participate in the proceedings
The acting chairman OF the naval at airs
committee. referred sympathetioaily to
Mr.. Bonteiie's illness, and expressed the
hope Of all that he will soon return TO his
place In the House.
One of the greatest fights over the
pending bill is to be over the construc-
tion Of an armcr plate factory. The ar
NOR for our war vessels has for . long
time been furnished by the Carnegie and
Bethlehem companies In Pennsylvania.
Tbs governments has paid upward Of i've
hundred dollars ton for this armor; but
recently Congress has got the idsa that
the armor plate makers were bleeding"
Uncle Sam. So provision was put in
the Law that not over $500 ton should
be paid Tor the armor Of certain vessels
But the armor-plate makers refused to
sell at that price, ana the vessels are still
without the armor.
This has tended to bring the question
to crisis. On the one aide 10 l. claimed
that the modern Krupp patented armor
cannot be furnished profitably except at
price considerably over five hundred dol
tended that the prics is extortionate. and
thsA the Bethlehem and Carnegie oom-
paniss have found combination TO force
the government to pay an exorbitant
price. The remedy proposed for this 10 to
establish government armor plate fac
tory. Expensive as is work In govern
nent establishments where the eight
hour day prevails and where the employees
get higher pay than privats concerns can
afford, 1t 10 asserted confidently BY the
one party to the controversy that the
government can save money By making
Its armor.
IL 10 to be remembered Of courss, that
the government 10 already making Its
cannon, both of the small and the very
large kinds, at the two government gun
factories, the one for the navy at WASH
ingtop, and the other for the army ut
Watexvlist at New York. Very sxcsllsnt
guns are produced.
1t Is curious fact that the proiect OF
erecting government armor plate TAO
tory is favored with especial vigor BY the
Populists In the House. They do not
seem to care 90 much about the results In
cost Of armor; but appear very anxious to
use IL as means Of establishing the doc
trine that the government should assume
large number of functions now exer-
cissd BY private enterprise.
1t Is not probable that the plan to au-
thorise the armor plate factory will sue
csed this time; and IL 10 also very doubt
full whether the House will sanction q
greater price than three hundred dollars
per ton for ormor plate. There is there
fore possibility Of . further deadlock
betw ssn the government and the plate
m akers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
Held By Department
Five Weeks.
No Reason Known For Giving
Out At This Time.

/: London. April ls.-4 O. m.-Ths gov
ernment has chosen this as the moment
to publish despatch from Lord aoDsrts
pronouncing oensure upon Sir Redvsrs
Butler and Sir Charles Warren, two Of
his most important subordinate COM
manders. This dispatch, written Eebru-
zry 10, has been In the hands OF the war
department. for five weeks. just Why 1t
Ia published now, In the middle Of the
campaign is not understood, unless 1t Is
that General Butler and Gen. Warren will
ask to he relieved Of their commands.
The revelation OF their incapacity must
tend 60 undermine the confidence o. the
troops In their leadership. Lord Roberts
despatch, with the enclosures. 10 the
great feature Of ths London press this
morning. In long editorial the Daily
News speaks Of the "somswhat a ppalling
language Of the despatch and thsn goes
on to say:
"Upon the whole these dispatches are
difquieting and disheartsniug in no ordi-
nary degree.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC.

New Orleans. La. April 1.-THE cleo.
tion today In Louisiana for members OF
the Legislature ana full state ticket. re-
suited In q Democratic landslide.
The Democratic majority In the state
will sxossd %. 900 baaed on returns al
ready in, and may reach 90. 900.
The result today insurss the return OF
Senator MoEnery and the election OF
Gov. Murphy J. Foster to suocesd Ssna-
tor Gallery
The state ticket elected includes gov
srnor, W W. Heard; lieutenant governor,
Albert Estopiral.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
WANT 70 CONSIDER CANAL.

Washington. April 17.-Rsprssentative
Hepburn of Iowa. chairman Of the COM
mittss on Interstate and foreign oom-
meroe, today filed with the Speaker pc
tition signed by one hundred and twenty
live Republicans Of the House asking for
rule for the consideration of the Niosra-
guam canal bill. May /. At the same time
Mr.. Adamson of Georgia, minority
mem Der Of the committee, presented q
similar petition signed BY one hundred
and twenty-five Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
EILIpINo GENERAL CAPTURED.

Manila, April lT-Gensral Montenegro,
one Of the insurgents best fighters. has
surrendered to Colonel Smith Gin the
mountains near Camsling In the province
Of Pangansini, where. with General Ma
cabulos. he had been trying to reorganize
the Filipino army. Macsbulos escaped.
TAGALoas IN FORCE AT CAGAYAN
Manila. April i7.-Twelve hundred
Tagaloqs attacked Case's battalion, head
quarters of the Fourth regiment at Ca
gayan, Island of Mindanao. on the
sesenth. The Americans had flftsen
casualties, while Of the attacking force
fifty were killed and thirty wounded or
taken prisoners.
The enemy. numbering one hundred
and fifty rifsmsn, the remainder being
bolomsn, arcners and mounted spears
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
AIMED AT THE OCTOPCS.
Severe Provisions of the New Anti
Trust Law,

Washington, April l?.-Ths text OF the
new anti-truit measure as agreed upon
last night by the special House snb-com-
mittee ON trusts was made public today
by Judge Ray, chairman of the com nit
tee. The Sherman act is retained
throughout and the penalties are made
more severe. The fine 10 made not less
than $500 and the imprisonme "not
less than six months" to obviate the
possibility OF a slight fine or imprison-
msnt. In each case also the penalty
may be fine .'and'' Imprisonment. In
stead of fine "or" imprisonment as here
tofors. section of the Sherman aot Is
aI,o extended to apply TO "agenta. officers
and attorneys of said corporations and
associations.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
soUARING OURSELVES WITH
SPAIN.

Madrid. April 1.-THE United States
minister. Mr.. Bellamy Storsr, visited
Premier Silvsla today and apologized for
the action of the mayor Of Chicago, Mr..
Cartsr ID. Harrison, In sending an invi-
tation to the Duke OF ARGOS, the Spanish
minister at Washington. to attend the
Dewey day celebration thers. Mr.. Storer
said the United States government re-
gretted the Incl lent which. he explained,
was the result of an error committed By
q municipal clerk, and promised 1t
should not be repeated.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18

men, swooped down In bowling mass
az daylight. Surprising and killing three
OF the sentriss.
They swarmsd the streets In sm all par
ties ssms bserine soa ling ladders BY
means Of which they attempted 70 enter
the hcusss The Americans tumbled cut
of tine barracks and formed In the plaza,
and companies began swesping the town.
The subsequent street light lasted twenty
minutes. The enemy wi shdrsw to th Q
m ountains In great confusion.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
wEPENER SURROUNDED.

Report That Investment Was Absn-
doned False.
London. April 17.-L1o p. m.-The
war Office has received the following from
Lord Roberts. dated Bloemfontein, Tues
day, April IL.
sour force ct Wepener is stiii sur-
rounded but 1t II reported that the enemy
are attacking In a very balf-hearted man
ner, and are anxious about their conmV-
niostions. hearing that forces ara sp-
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
MEArHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department. weather
bureau for yesterday, April II, taken at s
D. M, meridian time, the observation fr
this section being given in this order
Temperature, direction of wind, state OF
weather.
Boston, SO. 6, cloudy; New York, 50,
SE, cloudy; Philadelphia, SE. cloudy
Washington, "a, s, CLOUDY; Albany 81,
5, rain; Buffalo, 56, s, rain; Detroit,
56, S, rain; Chicago, co. Sw, cloudy; 81
Paul. ~, s, .raini Huron, OAK, 81, NV.
eiaady; BisnaE0k, -. N, CLOUDY; Jack
sonvills, ~, .. cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland, April II, 190o.-- The local
weather bureau records the following:
sa. barometer. 80. 439; thermome-
ter, As; dew point, 27; rel. humidity. A;
direction of wind, Sc; velocity, 2; state
of weather, cid.
SD. barometer, 30.340. thermome
ter, 43; dew point. 40; rel humidity, SSi
direction of>wind, S; velocity. 4; state
of weather, Lit. rain.
Max. temp. so min. temp. Al; mean
temp, 46: max. wind veloc., s W; pre-
cipitation-24 hours, 05.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18

New York, April 17.-It was learned
today on excellent authority that the
British government is finding consider
able fault with some OF the hay that has
been shipped from here. Between 20t0 and
1000 bales were thrown overheard from
one transport at Port Natal. not having
bsen acosptsd by the army ofticsrs there.
1t appears that great quantities of sup.
plies are being shipped from Argentina
to the South African ports.
1t IL said that the man who took mp
this work for the British governmsnt. In
England is socumuIating fortune.
His profits on this transport business are
said to have already reached about 81,
725, 600 1t Is said also that men on the
other side were cautious about embark
ing In the work and hesitated so long
that 1t finally fell to young man with
but little experisnce, and he is reaping
the bensits OF his venture.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
THE WEATHER.

Roston, April l7.-Forecast for We'd
neseay: Cloudy weather. probably with
occas onal showers. Thursday. fair;
coolsr Thursday morning; southwest to
west winds.
Washington. April l7.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday for Maine:
Showers and werner Wednesday; fair,
Thursday high, south to southwest winds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
TO OCCUPY ALBANIA.

Rome, April 1s.-The TribunA ssys
that the forthcoming mseting of Emperor
William and emperor Francis Joseph in
Berlin. has In view arrangements for the
occupation Of Albania, European Tur-
key by Austro- II ungarian troops. This
statement has caused q sensation In Italy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
BOUGHT TO DIR Aw.

Chicago. April 17.-Tommy White OF
Chicago went six rast rounds with Terry
McIovsrn OF Brooklyn tonight, finishing
strong and had the better Of the last
round. BY an agreement Of the prinol-
pals NO decision was TO be rendered II
both men were on their feet at the end Of
the sixth round.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18

battles nave been fought ct Matamuudo
and Prader. where the rebel forces under
General Rosa. Ibanes and Oaicedo wers
completely routed, large numbers being
killed, wounded or taken prisoners.
The Colombian government has sent
six thousand additional troops north.
Peach IL reported TO be completely re-
stored In the department. OF Magdalena
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
TO sUCOEED MIR. ALLEN.

Washington, April l7.-The President
has under favorable consideration the
name of MIR. Frank W. Hscksts Of Ports
mouth. N. H., as the successor of Assist
ant Secretary Alien of the Navy. II is
expected Mr.. Haokstt's nomination will
bs sent to the Senate in a day or two.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE FOR
A BABY,

asked fond papa OF his four year -oid.
Nothin', said the hopeful. Whst,
wouldn't you give 1902 said papa. Nope.
Rather buy a bag of BENSON'S ALI
WAYS READY CHARCOAL for mann
ma, so she can kindls the tire easy.
BIG BAGS 100 AT ALL GROCERS.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
Attack WEAKENING.

London, April 1s.-A despatch to the
Times from Jammsrsbsrg, dated Monday.
April l6, says: "On Friday the Beers
tried to rush Col Dalgetty's left front
but retired after fighting an hour.
"Thsir attack IL apparently weaken
Ing"
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
COMMISSIONERS SAILED.

San Eraneisco. April 1.-THE Philip
pine commissioners sailed on the trans
port Hancock this afternoon. The Han
cook will stop at Honolulu, Yokohama
al q Hong Kong en- route TO Manila. e
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
SUPREME COURT AT BELFAST.

b ,IfAst, April 1.-THE April term of
the Maine Supreme court convened here
today with Judge Savage on the bench
as but few cases Rre assigned for this
term, 1t IS expected to be short ore.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
(TALK No. lI0.)
cENTERs.

There is no greater strain upon
the eyes than looking through glasses
that are not conferred. In grinding
lenses there Is no point about which
am more particular. The eyes must
look properly through the lenses
None Of the cheap lenses ars aceuf-
ately ground. II you find a pair that
fit you 1t ia accidental, not intention
al. You cannot afford to take
chances. Get your glasses where ths
lenses are carefully made and your
eyes correctly fitted. That is my bust
mesa.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
TWO BIG BATTLES.

Kingston, ia, April la-News re-
ceived here from Columbia Gays two big
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
MADE A FORTUNE.

Young Man Who Made Himself MIL
Iionaire Selling Hay TO British Govt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-08
- ANCIENT ItELIEF.

TbD anc0pfE beli"Ved that rbcumG-
NsfH W8s me work ~ n demon within
man, mn One VINO has had an attack
N sDiatiD Or in0amnatOry rheumatism
Witl aRfoe mat me infection Is drmOni-
~" 0uDuHb ~ warrant the belief. n has
B01oF bseu claimed that Chambcrlaln's
rain Balm would cast Out demons, but
n Wili cure rheumatism, ana hundreds
b0ar testimony ~ the truth Of this
statement one application relieves
ne pain, ana his quick relief which II
GnDfds ~ HiGne worth many times rs
C0Ft FOr s1te bV az dealers and drug
Rlsiss benson, Smith h CO., general
agents, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-08

TEIE, Maui, NaY S,=Last evening ~
M 81 r.Dfs NJ me WzkaWaO Foreign
rEgfls. fn.e MHkHWaD Dgb4finH SOriety
nm n ffs<ssf interesting rfhefinH ana
les5qtss + Tf,l4tY NUf0fyer ~ IaGieE zrac-
5GE Eso DoDAsjyH with thpir presence.
mn fsf.s-sfsgn UnGgr discussion vas,
"fseEDIgfGs MT ne pe,n IL 1iahtier than
M esyfG." "a UY ~, =, %irOu and
~, r., f>gp<rJfh m ne affirmative. ana
II, r., Ilags4Y am ", =, Eng1D m the
feZHfsGo. mr. v0fD resulted ~ % ~
fHyvf N me affirmative, 81 me next
sJDf1Dg mum h. granted the right N
EIHgzYc M mt,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-08
BUSINESS MEMS MEMO.
Tuesday, May {

The seventh assessment OF ten per
cNnt, or 500 per share, due May LIST.
delinquent May 18Th, on the assessable
stock III Mc3fyd0 Sugar Goa Ltd.
Tw0 ana one.half per cent nsscssment
On tho GssessablG stock Of Olaa Sugar
On, betd., In due ana payable october
4, 1919, ana 2h per cent additional on
he first ~ 6Hch succeeding month, In
GLIDING July, 1900.
SIKH assessment Of 10 per cent, or so
Drf share on Inc hsscEsable stock OF
WHidlun Agricultural Co, Ltd, II due
ana payable April 10. igO0i delinquent
MGy ~, 1900 BoyoWh etasOhrdlutooia
May 10TH, sventh assessment July 18Th;
elghth assessment Beptmbor 18th, and
ninth assessment october co. 1900.
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lna, HOacl2a, llDBs4p. Byef-gTp5pE ~
ryes ~ Hon0lVjp ssAVESsy gppIp3EEs
This company Eeseryes ne sSR5gt ~
make changes ~ The Eggle n [eDslrtlgEe
and arrived n tts steaNaers WPGBEOLpT
NOTICE, alnd n vii HOt De HesD0psls,.e
FOR any consequences SF1s1ps paeEs-
from.
consigaees must be ~ the gsaN,gg
% receive tpeiT fTeiKRt. This p9qpDsgs
viii not hold itself Responsible lor
1--we E5pck recelYes1 my ~ DBEsTs
risk.
This ooB9ps3y VIII not De nesp Iasly.e
Tor money o. Ys}VsRles N passengers
unless placed ~ Hi1s cREe ~ he DlsF6SEe,
Passengers ere requested " DllERi2ASS
tickets before eJ3j2srkilgg, IbDsS tai,
ing 70 90 - viii ~ S1bseet " Rn 81
ditiOnsi change ~ tBeBty-lsYe per GeDt
TIE company VII Ect ne iiaiyls EpF
loss ", nor injury -, D0T Gsi6Z ~, dss
delivery Of bSEgaSe ~ BeTs0Hs1 slleteiS
of the passenger beyHIlc he amount ~
$1,000, UBless ne yslNs N ne sak2F
be declared, al OT ilef0Ts ne isEils ~
the ticket, ann freigs1t ~ paiG thereon,
~ employees n DE coB9DalV are far
hidden % receive freight without ceilY-
eriBg o shipping receipt tlleTef0T lB ~
form prescribed Nv DE Company, sFlG
which may be seen ~ shippers UDOB
application ~ the DsrseFs ~ the Com
panye steamers,
Shippers are notified that n freight
~ shipped without EsiNh receipt ~ viii
be solely al the risk N DE shipper.
g, i, WIGHT, President,
s, i, ROSE, GeeFetaFY,
CAPT, IT, X. CLARKE, Port euDt,
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pAIA, Maui, May 5)==AntDne Fefnan-
mn H., me raia merchant, viii depart
~ - Cl,8ple III weeks fDr an extended
mn abfOSid, taking is the Paris EzpOsi-
nm, anG visiting his OId home IN Ma
dDjfa, anq ozpects ~ b. gone about four
fs.fOfgey
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-08

EefAsf NSyners, VINO Is charged with
sfaDf6Gz am killing Gus Schwartz IT.
nm f5yr0e Neeks aHO, has been brought
~ fln1fI8u, And is IN Oahu prison
HWHlfj0K trial ~ th@ joy term ~ the
lIfD5Jff rlygFf ~ Hawaii,
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OPEN AGAIN !

Heavy Pongee Silk, suitable for mems
suits.
Fine Grass Linen. white blue, yellow.
purple and green.
Handwork Fancy Sandal Wood Hand
kerchiefs and Gloves Boxes.
Embroidered Red Silk and Grass Linen
Table Covers.
Embroidered Silk Piano Covers. differ
ent colors.
Embroidered Silk Chinese Ensign
Embroidered Silk American and Haws-
iian Flag Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs differ
ent colors and patterns.
Wooden Goods, Navy Blue and BLACK,
for suits.
Best Navy Blue Serge.
India Linen, Victoria Lawn, ColoreG
Muslin and Curtain.
Tailoring n speciality.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-08

PEI&, STAY 5l=R, ~. Morris n So
fJDf0H NaIlsy, California, has taken the
glsjflDH N finekeeper On Paia planta-
Inn,
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CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR PASTORS.

SUGAR FACTORS
AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural CO., Ltd
The KOhala Sugar Co,
The Waimea Sugar Mil Co.
The KOloa Agricultural Co,
The Fulton Iron WHFks, st. Louis,
Missouri.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George r. Blake Steam Pumps,
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New EnglsDd Mutual Life In
Surance Co., of Boston,
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co, Of
Hartford, Conn.
) The Alliance Assurance Co. of Ton,
dom
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CBEAPEST HOUSE in TOWN.
coffee pots ......................15 cents
Tea Kettles .....................3 30 cents
Dinner-pails 70 piecesJ ........35 cents
TN buckets ....................l5 cents
Galvanized buckets ............15 cents
Lanterns, ...........frOm 81 cents up
Household combination tool e pieces ih
One) - cents.
Good strong knives and forks, IS cents
per pair
spoons, all size, from Is cents dozen,
up.
FuH sine oil stoves 30 cents, 2 burners,
$1.7j
Ana everything at similar reduced
PRICES.
Why deal Of Chinaman and pay more?
TIE MT
Large tent. nearly new, for sale
cheap.
l.. y. MATHEWS L. SGN
~ BerefaDia st. Opp. Progress Block
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9. s. cLAUDIhE.
CAMERON. KSs1eF.
MAIL

MAIL
Wiu leaye Honolulu every TEesSsg
az y. n, touching ~ L1s.as1ns, ~
hUluL Eahiky, Hama, HsaOs snc EsDs)
bVlu, Maui Returning, tDUples ~
above named ports, arriving ~ ELoED-
lulu Sunday mornings.
WIZ cal a. EVV, Ksppo, once es.eD
month.
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Tents and
Awnings

We have nov ComnlebeC
arrangements ior furnishing
the above. and arc a. posl-
tl0n TO make estimates on al
work Of tins KIND
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8. 8. LEHUA

Sails every Monday Tor Ks.snskszst
Kamslo, Ns.0nalei, Ksls.1DSDs, LsYas.-
ina, HonolQa, DloB'slU. BZef.1TD5EE ~
rlYes IT HOpOlVjV Saturday HlOTEllnSs
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p0ses which readily suggest themsclycs to
women and especially 20 mothers. The use %
CuTICt ~ Ointment with CUrICuHA SOAP via
also suggest itself 10 the seyCrtT cases.
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warn baths with CUrtCuHs soar 90 cleanse
fie akin and scalp. gentle auoiutiugs with CVTI-
CrEt % heal the skin. and mild doses % tvr1-
CuEa EEzoLvENT 60 cool the blood, VIII f.TA
instant relief. permit r. n ard sleep, aud pntLI
o. q speedy. permanent, and CcoI Omicul cure
when al elsc fails.
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frunIlieut rlHaffluF, purify
iuE pruprrtiFs. derived from
GrriCrut, The rrehf ~ n rurU.
warrant the use ni trriCrTH
soar. boz the form Of hafns fur
annoying irfitatiouR, iufau-
nations aud chanrrs. for too
free ~ offensive ptrpIfAt ION.
and also in the fmUfIutfIuai
washes audHolutious for ulcer
HflNc wcnkufHHeH. and Tor
mauy aanaflVe autlstptic UuT-