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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-21
Laid to Rest.

The funeral services of the late II. E.
M. Alexander were held yesterday aft
ernoon at the Kawaiahao church at 4
O'Clock, Rev. William Morris klncaid
officiating.
The deceased passed away some
weeks ago at Napa, CAL, and the re-
mains were incinerated there. The
urned ashes arrived here a few days
ago and were yesterday afternoon in
tered In a masonry vault prepaI ed for
them in the Kawaiahao church yard.
beside the graves of the grandparents
of Mr.. Alexander.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-21
truth OF q bad life and the lie Of 9
good woman. w. C. j. OTTMANN
Elks to Visit Honolulu.

Arrangements are being made for an
excursion of the Order of Elks from San
Francisco here and return between jan
uary and February of next year. A
low round trip rate for transportation
will be made and a large aggregation
of Elks will come to Honolulu under the
of Grand Exalted Ruler
Fisher. A lodge Is to be organized IN
this city and a number OF prospective
members are waiting for the visiting
members at this end OF the Hne.
1t is understood that there will be
festivities when the busi-
ness part Of the excursion is over and
the social instincts OF the lodge have a
chance for manifestation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-21
MUST DISCRIMINATE.

For mercy's sake, Mildred" ex-
claimed Mrs. Highmore, shocked at the
negligee attire OF her youngest daugh-
ter, who had gone TO the front door
to look at a fire on the other side of
the street, don't you know you never
ought to appear In public with your
collar unbuttoned and your sleeves
rolled up except when you are playing
golf?"-Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-21

No use looking for anything better
than Jesse Moore IA" Whiskey. for
It's better isn't made In either the new
or the old world. ess ad ae
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TO TEST WAR REVENUE ACT.
suit Begun by the American Sugar
Refining Company.

NEW YORK. March 10.-The papers in a
suit by the American Sugar Refining Com
pany to test the constitutionality Of the
war revenue act were served to-day or
William d. Rulan, formerly collector of in
ternal revenue Of the Fifth New Jersey dis
trict, at Newark, y. j. The company seeks
TO recover $127, 053, the amount OF tax paid.
The papers charge that on Dec. Is, 1898, Mr..
Rulan. as collector of internal revenue, and
acting under the war revenue act. did I'M
lawfully demand by force and threats and
collected from the said plaintiff the large
sum of money by way of tax, to wit, $121,-
053, which sum the said plaintiff involun-
tarily and under threats of restraint
against its property in case of its refusal
to do so, was compelled TO pay TO the de-
PENDANT by reason of said illegal demand
and duress, protesting hat IL should not be
liable to pay the same, or any part thereof,
and that the tax was enormously and
wrongfully assessed and collected" The
bill recites that afterward repayment was
demanded and refused; that an appeal was
taken to the commission Of internal reVe-
nue. and disallowed.
Counsel for the ompany said to-day that
besides questioning the constitutionality or
the war revenue act the company would
contend that Section q, Schedule 3, of the
act was not applicable to the company's
business, as 1T does not refine sugar, within
the meaning of the act. The ummons is
returnable at Trenton OF March -.
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NEW CASES OF PLAGUE.
Four Reported Mt When the
Last Steamer Left the Islands.

HONOLULU, March 8, via San Francisco,
March 10.-Four new cases OF bubonic
plague have developed since March 2.
Among those afflicted is Herman Levy, a
hotel clerk. His symptoms are of the pneu-
monte type.
The schooner Alice KimbaIl, from Maui,
brings word that there is a suspicious case
OF sickness in Camp 2, Kihel plantation.
Encouraging reports come from the outside
islands. No additional cases have developed
in either Hilo or Kahului. The Board OF
Health has decided to lift the quarantine
on both places within a few days.
Japanese merchants and merchants deal
ing in Japanese goods In Honolulu are con-
siderably wrought up over the action OF
the Board of Health in relation TO the i'm
p~ortation OF Japanese foodstuffs. There Is
a movement on foot to memorialize the
President not 10 place the prohibition on
importations that has been asked for by
the Board of Health, at least without fur
Their inquiry into the matter. The Japanese
consul has already protested against the
action of the Board of Health.
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Time Fixed for Debate on h Ha-
waiian BiIl-The wise-Young Case.


waiian BilI-The wise-Young Case.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. March 1O.-The House
agreed to-day to take up the bill providing
a government for Hawaii on April 8, the
final vote to be taken on April S, at 4 p. m.
Consideration of the Wise-Young election
contest was resumed and occupied the re-
mainder of the session. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Weeks Rep, Mich), Mr..
Burke CDem., Tex.), Mr.. Hull (Rep, Ia.),
and Mr.. Linney Rep., N. CO.
Mr.. Weeks criticised election methods in
various Southern States and compared
them with the methods in the North. This
was vigorously resented by Mr.. Cooper, Of
Texas, and Mr.. Terry, of Arkansas.
Mr.. Burke presented the case in behalf
of the contestee, Mr.. Young. He said this
case amounted to a proposition to disfran-
chise a city of forty thousand inhabitants
Norfolk), because of the illegality of not
exceeding 40 votes.
Mr.. Hull replied to a statement by Mr..
Burke hat Mr.. Hanna, as chairman of the
Republican national committee, had held
that Mr.. Holland was the regular candi-
date of the Republicans In the Second con-
gressional district of Virginia Mr.. Hull
said that Mr.. Hanna had made no such de-
cision. The congressional committee had
charge of that matter and had decided that
Mr.. Wise was the regular candidate. Mr..
Linney spoke in support of Mr.. Wise. At
4:12 ID. m. the House adjourned.
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F OF HEBREWS.
Thousands Of Roumanfan Jews Com
ing to the New World.

NEW YORK, March 10.-A considerable
portion Of the crowd in the barge Office to-
day was made UP of Jews, and the major
ity OF them were from Roumania- The
Mosaic passover is five weeks off. and 1t is
expected that after the festival thousands
for this country. This cause of this emf
grafton is the discriminative policy of the
Roumanian government against aliens, and
as all the 10000 Jews residing in thai coun-
try except some two hundred are aliens.
they find themselves shut out of many Of
The trades and professions. The sum of
$1,000 exacted for admission 10 citizenship
IS beyond the means of all but a few of
these Jews.
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FARMS FOR SALE scph Benefits invest
ments. Office, Bennett block, Sullivan, Mo. /
handle no property on commission, but am the
owner. Parties buying from me pay no profits
to middlemen. Farm 40 acres. 3 miles north
of Sullivan; new improvements, worth $50;
small amount of land in CIVILIZATIONS; price, $500;
$3.50 down to cover cost of improvements. re-
mainder easy terms. Adjoining the above 1
ton; 1 will include any or all OF it with above
tract; price, $40 to $50 an acre. Terms to suit
the purchaser. Farm B-120 acres. "a miles
from Stanton. 50 acres in cultivation. Groom
house, stable and outbuildings. orchard of 100
trees Selected varieties). living water; very
cheap at $500. / have recently purchased from
entire holdings of 1,S20 acres of land, embracing
II farms; namely. 2 farms of 40 acres each. 5
farms of 16O acres each, and ] farm of 24O
acres, at greatly reduced prices. / will sell any
of these farms at % per cent. below ruling prices
for land of a like quality. Correspondence So
licited.
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O BUSY TO TALK.
Rev. C. M. Sheldon Burdened with
Subscriptions for His Paper.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 10.-The Rev.
Charles NJ. Sheldon. who takes editorial
and business control of the Daily Capital
Monday. spent half an hour in the office of
the paper this forenoon and then went
home to finish his Sunday sermon. He per-
sIstently declined to be interviewed. but has
extended an invitation to the reporters to
attend his service at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. which they have promised to do.
A great deal OF gossip il INDUCED In re-
gardins Mr. shsldon's policy. but up to this
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IN A MEXICAN JAIL.
Two American Engineers Who Were
Concerned I'm a Railway Wreck.

ORIZABA, Mex, March 1o-George
Clark and Scotty Mckay. two American
locomotive engineers. ave now been in
prison here for over ten months without
trial, and there seems to be no early pros
poets of their guilt or innocence being passed
on by the local court. The men are kept in
close confinement, and it is said that un-
less their release is soon secured their
health will be irreparably injured. The
only charge against them is that they were
responsible for a wreck which occurred on
the railroad near here.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMEyrs.

FOR SUPPLIES-National Mill
tary Home. Indiana Treasures Office, March
J. lsee. Sealed proposals will be received az
THIS once FOR subsistence. medical and quarter
master supplies until noon, March Is. 1850. Tor
furnishing and delivery OF supplies az Marion
Branch, National Home. ID. V. s. quantities to
execution OF the contract Standards can be
examined and printed instructions and specinoa-
appleatlon 10 this Office Samples presented by
pIooers viii not be considered. unless same are
10 re,se1 any or al proposals.. or 70 waive any
posals should be indorsed: PROPOSALS for Sun
pies. n. ID - v =. and addressed 20 tie an
oersisneu. -Blds agsrezatfnE over $500 must ~.
accompanied by q certined check. payable 20
the undersigned treasurer. for at least S per
cent OF the amount thereof. which cheek Win
De forfeited 70 the National Home fcr ID. " &
IN fase the successful bidder refup>s or fails 10
returned to the bidder.
- HE1cHERz. zrsasursr.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 1O.-In the
United States District Court Judge De
Haven rendered an important decision in
denying the petition of julius Wolff for a
that a bankrupt has at any time after the
expiration of one month and within twelve
months subsequent to being ~adjudged a
bankrupt the absolute right to file his ap-
plication for a discharge, but under certain
conditions lie may be granted six months
further time IL application is made In time.
Wolff' petition was not filed until sixteen
months after the adjudication.
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ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Judge Clark In
the Court of Criminal Correction this after
noon dismissed the officers and directors
of the defunct Mullanphy Savings Bank.
charged with grand larceny in having ac-
was based on the statute OF limitations
AT the time of the banks failure. three
years ago, it's deposits aggregated over
$500, 900, only a part of which has been paid.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. March 10.-Mrs Lee
Freeman and her three-year-old son Willie
ton from the attacks of a vicious dog be-
longing to a neighbor. The dog Is supposed
to have been mad Both victims were ter
ribly mangled. The dog was killed by Chief
of Police Hanger after an exciting exper-
ience. In which the chief barely escaped be-
ing bitten.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Wanted TO sell the new process win
dow washers; water tank, sponge and rubber
oryer combined. KIEFER BROS. Cleveland. o.
big money: Ia
Journal free. Address NATIONAL SCHoOL-
Carrollton. NO.
WANTEDzAgents in Michigan. Indiana Wis
consin, Illinois TO handle the Pioneer 81 gaso-
line lamps. nantes. chimleys, etc. Exclusive
terrltory given wide awake agents. Write for
cago.
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BUSINESS


Observation-Disclosures to locate In cneap
fuel territory of southern Indiana and Illinois.
Special inducements and advantages: For par
ticulars address L. II. SKINNER, S1 Lincoln
Trust building, st. Louis, Mo.
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JUNCTION CITY, Kan. March lex
Congressman John Davis. OF the Fifth
Kansas district. has gone totally blind. He
was one OF the founders OF the Populist
party and served two terms In Congress
from the Fifth district Fou years ago
he retired from the political arena. and
ever since has devoted his time to writing,
mostly for Kansas PopuliSt papers.
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COLUMBUS, o., March 10.-w. w. OAR
by. OF 81. Clairsville. former sheriff OF Bel
mont county, was to-day elected warden Of
the Ohio Penitentiary to succeed K. G.. Cof-
fin. He will assume control May 1.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Dwelling of 9 rooms, bath and
laundry, steam heat and range. hardwood
floors, all in good order; good location. Posses
sion given April 1. Apply TO ]. E.. SHOWER,
PIG North Alabama.
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MISCELLANEOUS-$5 worth OF groceries. hard
ware, dry goods. clothing. hats, shoes. etc.
apsoIutely free. Send &c stamp for particulars.
ASSOCIATED BUYERS Manhattan building.
Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-Twenty-hve ladies and gentlemen
singers and dancers, for the season: good. re-
liable engagements secured. Tickets advanced
10 Join. Amateurs wishing to learn, call PROF.
RAYNO, ZO w. Ohio. Open day and evenings.
on long lease. Very desira-
pie mouse; ten large rooms, besides bath and
laundry; large central hall: deep lawn: high
grounds; east front; piazzas: screens; cistern:
driven well; abundance Trust gas; furnace:
gratesi stable; good location; north. Would sell
or trade for smaller property. Address Z !. care
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nothing is known. Many of his close
friends say he will follow the idea outlined
in his famous novel, I'm His Steps" Tn
of the Capital for the week as
now very close to a quarter million, ex-
clusively of news agency orders, and sub
scriptions are still coming in an increasing
rota
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NIED-Nu must be competent to take
IuI charge or young baby, have physicians
references, ana VIII leave city when necessary.
Answer NJ. NJ. care Journal
ladies TO travel for old eS-
Iaollshed house Salary, $3.50 per year and ex-
penses; referencei fnclose seif-addressed stamped
envelope $50 Caxton bldg. Chicago
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-Corner lot down town, 50x195, east
front. improved streets and alley. w IL, care
Journal
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FOR sALE-Ten R-LP-A-N.S foS 8 cents at
DrueGfsts: one gives relief.
FOR SALE-The Del Monte stables. cLANCY
= 30 Hudson street. rear "a North
Delaware. viii have on sale Monday. March r.
two carloads Of dryer WORKERS, ae1ivsry n2rss1
coach horossb fou last pecera toQe teo1 Is
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OPTICIAN.

O~PTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druley. specialist III
optics. Eyes examined; glasses furnished.
Office. 2291h Massachusetts avenue. First square.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted - Partner with
small capital TO act as treasurer for a Sapho
road company. 1 have the Western terriforv
rights. ADDRESS QUICK. care Journal. 4
BUSINESS cHANCE-Wanted. hustling. ex-
perienceo business man with t1-0o0 In cash 10
take stock In manufacturing enterprise aud have
emptoyment ~ reasonable salary or manage
Ueok OF business. Parties interested have other
S1-xnees ana cannot give II entire time Address
M1SSisS sS9rnad; e1vinS Particulara - only
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The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company.
John A.. spanns secretary. las =. Market It
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NOTICES.
Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Southeast corner New
York and Meridian streets. Services Sunday
morning. io:45. Address by Prof. David Starr
Jordan, president Leland Stanford University.
Subject. 'The Blood Of the Nation sunday
school. 930 a. m.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

and see Mrs. Griswold and
be convinced there is one person in the world
VINO KNOWS every secret wish OF your heart. YOUR
every trouble, hope and anxiety. Gives full de-
tan TO past, present and future life. 66 East
South street.
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wANTED-SALEsMEN.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTED-High-class speciality salesman with
successful record covering past five years
Handsome and complete line fans, calendars.
campaign specialties;' good contract. KERN
COMPANY. Adv. Dept, Chicago. Ill
TO sell the Lincoln counter
stool, a resident tor Indianapolis; also. sales
men to handle as a side line; liberal Commits
sion; a good seller; model free; give references
Address the STOOL Co, Lincoln, III.
WANTED-Travelins salesman wanted for es-
tablished house. No technical knowIedge nee
essary. but simply all around hustler OF good
appearance and address First-class line: spe-
clal contract. Entire time required; references.
Box s93. Detroit. Mich
WANTED6Salesmen-Traveling or local who
can carry side line make big money handling
our advertising fans; retail dealers order them
on sight for future delivery; ordinary statesmen
making IS to $50 weekly during leisure hours
We pay the largest commission and make
prompt settlements AMERICAN
Co. Cincinnati. o.
wANTED-sALEsMAN; ANY EXPERIENCED
COFFEE OR WHOLESALE
SALESMAN DESIRING TO BETTER HIS PO-
SITiON: ADDRESS THE UNDERsIGNED.
STATING TERRITORY PRESENT
MOUNT OF SALES. Ere
SONf1DENTIAL- ARRANGEMENTS WILL
BE- MADE y PERSONAL AT
INDIANAPOLIS OR COLCM-
bCS. ROASTERS," z. o.
BOX S4. CINCINNATI. o.
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largest steamer ever built in a French yard.
and Is intended for the American service.
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STORAGE.

WAREHOUSE co.
W. f. kurtz, Pres. II. A Grassland. Mgr.
1New) 517-523 s. Penn. Phone I34s.
We STORE. PACK AND HAUL
Union transfer ana Storage Com
pany, corner East Ohio street and Bee-line
tracks; only nrst-class storage solicited. GRAFT
ING AND ACKIN OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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LOST.

LOSTIsaturday at market shopping bag. con-
tanning glasses Call old phone z on f4Is. or
address SIS East Eleventh street. Reward.
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HELP.

WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED[Two good blacksmiths to go TO Mic
aragua. G.. III. Shovel S24 East Market st.
WANTED-Quick, two experienced cushion ma
chine men. FULLER BUGGY co, jackson,
Mich.
men, our catalogue explains
our special grand offer to teach the barber
trade. Mailed free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE, Chicago. III.
MANUFACTURERS: It's new! It's reliable!
It's a complete system. The Textbook of the
Great Modern system. Circular; SO, with square,
S2.5o- A. ID. RUDE & SON, Cleveland, o.
WANTED-Traveling man at once. Side line;
loo art. calendars, fans. etc. Big commissions
advanced. References required. Mention terri
tory. LAWTON, WARD d CO., Sta. u, Chi
cago.
WANTED-Government positions. Where they
are, how obtained, salaries paid. Particulars
free. Write for Circular lis. NATIONAL COR
INSTITUTE, Washington.
d. c.
WANTED-Salesnen TO the trade. Something
new: sales tremendous; side line or exclusive:
light samples; liberal pay. Address, with refer.
enee, THE DOMINION COMPANY, wholesale
dept. S2s-S34 Dearborn street. Chicago.
active men TO represent large
nrn, capable managing branch business and
employing others in various towns, $500 per wear.
clear OF expenses Definite guarantee OF So per
day from the start to honest, energetic men.
Permanent position and rapid promotion with
old established house of highest repute. FAC
TORY. Box sS3. Phila., Pa
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SDiritualfSts.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday serv-
ices at l0:45 a. m and 7:45 p; m, prompt, Rev.
lectures morning and evening, and gives tests
after each lecture. Regular Wednesday evening
meeting at 7:45 O'clock: All welcome.
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KELLEY

The Plainfeld Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebriety. morphins
ana toDacco addictions. Indianapolis Office, Il3-
Ih Commercial Club building. All business
strictly private and confidential. Tel. No. 242I.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE-Furniture and furnishing OF a
dz-room house at auction Monday, March ~.
~ a. M 292 College avenue. Attend.
IRoUSE & THOMAS. agents. DAWSON.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Fok ExCHANGESsO-aere farm. located right
IN the Dig red apple belt OF Missouri. free and
ciean; want stock or drugs in Indiana: worth
$z,VD- Address Lock Box 81. Madison, Ind
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-02-08

and In force May 1st, 1900 and 81
said election those persons desiring
to vote for such amendment shall
cast . written or printed ballot with
the words 'For Suffrage Amend
ment" thereon; and those with . con-
trary opinion shall cast . written OF
printed ballot with the word
Against Suffrage Ame n d m n t
thereon.
Sec. f. The said election shall be
held, and the votes returned, COM
pared, counted and canvassed, and
the result announced, under the same
rules and regulations as are in force
for returning. comparing, counting
and canvassing the votes for men,
bers of the General Assembly, May
LIST, 1899, and If . majority of the
votes cast are in favor of the said
amendment, 1t shall be the duty of
the Governor of the State to certify
said amendment, under the seal of
the State, to the Secretary of State,
who shall enroll the said amendment
SO certified among the permanent
records of his Office.
Sec 5. This act shall be in force
from and after its ratification.
Ratified 2lst day of February A.
D., 1899.