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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-27

iiHaea,k aHd Metfa. Scott N'uirilH.
Hatldtu and Wh'tDnmb
Mta curtis rtD,tsl several rel
known srirrtfuur Iu hrf finished ftln
and Mrs iUako rendered rHt1 solo.
Miss iIuaHpk ana Mr liu.. .1ua o.
duet fum 90 Trunt.rU Hrd HH.. .wI"1H
in f,spuua, to request M.ss iinasp X
sans cob Promise Nc frlW Robin
Hood The young lady was .n excel
lent voice and surprised even those
who had heard her ON other occasions.
Mir Hunrs who some y'ur ago w1s
20 professional remarked that her
voice cxDcls that ~ the average profess
slonal singer who visits Honolulu
Mr.. Mcstockcr surprised his guests by
making his debut as a vocalist.
TO SERVE IN HONOLULU.
In accordance with recent order by
the prison inspectors all long term
prisoners are to serve out their scn-
teuccs at the oahu pcnitentiary. The
last Kinau took down twenty-five of
these men who win in future, until
their terms expire, work on the Homo
lulu streets. Several Of the Hawaiian
prisoners shed bitter tears on leaving
Htlo.
j. T. Moir and j. s. Canario returned
yesterday after a ten days visit to
Honolulu.
J. A. Gilman executor of the estate
of Robert More, deceased, was pas
senEer on the Kinau.
one of the Cinnamon charged with
n man in Hamakua some
ago is feignng insanity in the
Hilo jail.
Charles Keanohou, retired police
man. died at HIS home in Puueo on
Monday. He had been i'll for more than
a year.
l. f.. Ray, who went to Honolulu last
week to engineer a big deal, returned
highly pleased with the re-
suit.
Contractor II. Kendall, who has been
visiting relatives in Maine during the
past six months, returned to Hilo yes
terday.
Frank Gertz met with an accident on
the beach last Sunday which resulted
in his breaking his right arm at the
wrist.
Inspector Robinson Of the postoffice
is in town.
The old Mountain View hotel has
been torn down owing to decay. A
new building for the Olaa plantation
will be erected in it's place.
J. NJ. Cameron has been awarded the
contract for the plumbing work on
Manager Campbells house at Puma.
j. Castle Ridgeway, treasurer of the
Railroad Co, was to leave
New York for EIilo shortly after the
election with funds necessary to build
the line. He is expected here at any
time.
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Handsome Funeral Car.

4 handsome funeral ear Il almost
completed In the shops " tha oahu
Hallway ana Land Company and will,
when finished. be- work of ART and
utility
Tho car is being constructed from
designs made hy A Hughes, the
master ear builder The compartment
faf lhs eprpse takes az one lhlri ~
ne irpRih ~ tho ear, The walls ul
his compartment arp upholstered ln
hlaek tIarg hilh gold nimmlngs A
Hieffa appropriately situated ai the
nihHr eHi ~ The sAr are reversible
sraiH ~ ihH accommodation ~ lhifiI
pAH#fnkrfs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-27
SPOT is
CONDE MINED NOW
Block Unfit For Habi'ation
Must BE Filled In
70 Grace.

Superintendent of Public Works Nc
yesterday to condemn as unfit for
building purposes the lot bounded by
Beretania, Nuuanu, kukul and River
streets. He said that this had been a
nest of bubonic plague, and In bad
weather now was covered with water
He was receiving applications fol
building permits, and he wanted the
board to take action so as to prevent
any building until the land had been
filled into the street grade.
He said that the Bishop Estate rec
ogniZed the need of this and was fill
Ing in its part Mr.. McCandless said
that the place had been an old banana
patch, and he did not believe that 1t
could be drained to the sewer In its
present condition The board con-
demned the lot as desired.
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FROM HONOLULU.
Another Report on Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.

Another Report on Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.
! If your poor back still aches,
/ If you toss all night racked in pain,
/ If you cannot bend over or straight
en- up,
! Depend upon Il, it's your kidneys.
Z And kidney disorder rarely leaves Of
It's own accord.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are a
good kidney medicine.
They cure kidney complaints.
This is how they fulfilled it with a
Honolulu citizen:
Mr.. A. ]. Cahill, of Fort street, this
city, night watchman in the employ of
Messrs. 7. ii. Davies &c Co., Ltd, says:
whilst young man I was sailor
and at one time worked for the Inter
Island service. l was. however.
obliged to give ua sea life on account
of severe suffering from my back and
kidneys. For this | had tried various
remedies, but the one which restored
me to health was Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills-procured at HOLSTERS
Drug Store. They relieved me COM
pletely after years of suffering. II any
one desires further particulars he may
apply to me, am to be found at Van
Dorn's Ship Chandlery, Fort street"
You should get the same medicine
which helped Mr., Cahill. See that the
full name DoANS BACKACHE KID
HEY PILLS is on the wrapper and re-
fuse any initiation.
Doan's Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
ht 30 cents per box, six boxes $3.50, or
VIII be mailed on receipt OF price by
he liollister Drug Co, Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands
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WAILUKU's SORE NEED.
A Handy Man With Hearss Is
Badly Wanted There.

Wanted-A cabinet maker and up
holsterer. a practical man who can
both make and mend furniture will find
all he can do in Wailuku. A shop of
this kind, with a stock of collins and
undertakers supplies, and decent
hearse, is badly needed.
At present the only apology for any
thing of this kind is run by an enter
prising Chinaman, and the average
white man is very dead indeed who
does not feel some compunctions at be-
ing driven to his last resting place by
a Chinaman.-Maui News.
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Clarle'S
Blood.
! iiX.tgl!.E!!!'R!E'e(e i! 7
The WORLD-FAhED BLOOD PIJRI-
FIER AND RESTOR ER

THE WOKLD-FAhED BLOOD PuRI-
FIER AND RESTORER,
is WARRANTED TO CLEAR THU
BLOOD from all impurities from
Whatever cause arising
For Serofula, Scurvy, Eczema, ski. and
BLOOD Diseases, Blackheads, Pimples and
sores or all kinds. 1t is a never failing aud
permanent cure. 1t
Cures Old Sores
Cures Sores on the Neck.
Cures Sore Legs.
Face. vi NV
Cures Scurvy.
Cures Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. :
cures Glandular Swellings.
Clears the Blood from ali impure marta.
from whatever cause arising
matte pains.
i removes the cause from the Blood
As this Mixture Ia pleasant to the ts,,e.
ana ana warranted free from anything injuri.
o't ots 10 the most delicate constitution Of
elther sex, the Proprietors solicit slIfsereys
10 give 1t trial to test Its value.
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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE wOR1,n

Clarkes Blood Mixture ia so,o in ho,.,a.
S 20 each, and in cases Containing All
slines the quantity. l1s--sufficient to effect
OF pI,anent Ionnsstetd cure In the great majority
6ps 1SI and PATENT MEDICINE VEND-
TIE TIE tIhHrS9s IHS1dT hoHt the world; Propretore.
TIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln Ene-
mhd' Trade mark-"BLOOD MIXTuRB
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A aREAT MEDICINE

7 have used rhamberlain's collie
tholnFa and Diafrh sea Remedy and
md Il % he great medicine says
Dir u Phlpps, ~ poteau. Ark IL
cured me ~ bloody nuk cannot
speak too hIKhly ~ Il This remedy
always rims the good opinion. IN not
the praise. ~ those who uss lt The
qnlek cures shleh u eHeets even iB
The mnAl severe cases make n a favor
lie sffFg whsfs Pr sals ~ al dealers
Anl druggists Henson Smith 4 -
La agents n =
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CLARE BlOOD MIXTURE

iSAoIiQN. = Purchasers OF Clarke.
Hiarhes Blood Aixture should see thaf
mutations and substitutes are sometiInes
pa,riso pwnrasso on by unprincipled vendora The
nrra. nnpras. Lincoln and Midland Counties
se,Inggraved e,ng on the Government stamn. ana
himrke.s World Famed Blood MistureS
HSMni, H9wn IN me bottle, WITHOUT WHICH
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Great Damage by Earthquakes.

WAslilNGToN, Nov u ar. Russell.
United States Charge a. Caracas, reports
mat he earthquake lB Colombia last
month sas much more SEVERE than AZ
srFt discovered The people deserted their
houses and slept % The strrtta and be.
iNrun asp ANA lhep builinga Nefs De
ElIasrd 90 damAsss
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva PLANTATION Co.
Inc Waial ua Agricultural Co.. La.
The kohala Sugar CO.
The Waimea sugar Mill Co
The k0loa Agricultural Co.
No.
The staaaArs on Co.
The George 2, Blake Hlaaa Pun.s
Rssten's osntFtfHsala.
The Asw BnElaad hulual l1t. L.
sssssss Co a BostsA.
The Aslha Firs ihsuraass 90 =
HaTtfssaf Geas.
re Ailsaass A>sssaass %. q La
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DA
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
29, 1900
Should be long remembered by
all good citizens.

Continued prosperity for Ha-
wall should bring joy to us all.
for every one is participator.
You may want some extras for
your Thanksgiving dinner take
this year. Let us mention a few
specialties that we have dis
! played in our Thanksgiving
Window: Turkey Platters, Car
vers, Poultry Shears, Crystal
! Carver Rests, Corn Holders, Gel
cry Trays, Salad Helpers, Game
Sets. Champagne Coolers, Bouil-
J Ion Cups, Table Ornaments.
Roemers, Banquet Lamps, Nut
Bowls, Wine Sets, Table Cutlery,
} Table Silver, Fancy Plates. Bon
Bon Dishes, Candelebras.
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The destruction ~ cane and cane
lands 0u Ihf plantations is nor nearly
s4 l4Hft 40 At Hfsi Thought pH many
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NIaIcALE AT MOANAIKL

Nj and Mrs F B Mestnoker enter
iainea a number ~ friends al must
eale % thelf handsome residence az
olaa plantation un Tuesday evening
~ last Neek 10 honor n william ~,
ii0ofE ~ Honolulu sho vas visiting
them, AmonH he guests sare NJ. and
nrH. A a. curtis, Az ana Ara. J. W,
owens hf ana BE A = liafan Dr.
snd Ars lilahe NJ apa hra J y
flaT ~ AID hfs fuller Alas Pearl
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CHEERS FOR DOLLlVER
at the Banquet Given by the HAM
ilton Club, Of chicago-Many Mo-

at the Banquet Given by the HAM liil-
ilton Club, Of Chicago-Many Mo-
tables Present.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Prominent men
from all parts OF the country gathered
around the tables in the banquet hall
OF the Auditorium hotel tonight, to at
tend the feast given by the Hamilton
club, OF this city. in their honor. The
Hamilton Club is q Republican organi-
zatlon and Its banquet was after the
menu. a banquet with politics the chief
thing under discussion. ~
President Fred A. Bangs, Of the club.
acted as toastmaster.
President Bangs opened the speech,
making with a short address. at the
end OF which he introduced Speaker
Henderson, who spoke briefly.
The address Of Speaker Henderson
was most happily received and he was
heartily cheered as he resumed his seat.
President Bangs then brought forward
as the next speaker, Senator Cushman
K. Davis. who replied to the toast, Our
Destiny"
Senator Dolllver, of Iowa, was greet
ed with prolonged cheers as he rose to
respond to the toast, Prosperity and
Its Causes"
The new senator from Iowa received
at the close of his address, an ovatios
which surpassed the reception that met
him before he began to speak. a.
George W. Miller, Of Chicago. re-
sponded to the sentiment, Illinois"
and number CT impromptu addresses
were made BY, local speakers.
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credentials are three-fold, One view,
including that OF the United States, is
that the credentials are acceptable, an.
other is that they have never been
shown to carry complete authority,
while the third view Is that the original
credentials were valid at the time given,
but have since become invalid through
the flight OF the emperor and empress
!dowageri and the complete collapse Of
the Chinese government. The question.
of credentials does not seem so difficult
to deal with. and 1t probably will be
solved to the satisfaction OF all Con.
cerned. but 1t Is not clear thus far that
the powers can be brought Into conf.
pietc accord on a general policy for the
future Of China. Each appears to be,
waiting for the other to act. and on the
part OF some there is traditional dis
inclination to go Into the outlining OF
policies" :"
AS result Of these exchanges the
policy OF this government is being for
mulated and at the meeting this after
noon the text of memorandum en-,
bodying the views OF the United States
which is being prepared for transmits
sion to the foreign governments will
be formally considered. This conmu-
nication is said to contain the suggest
tions which the United States will re-
turn to the replies received by this gov
ernment to Its former communications.
It Is possible, though hardly probable.
that some OF the utterance may be
made tonight concerning It.
1t is understood that President Nc
kinley hoped to be able to return to
Canton Tomorrow. Mrs. Mckinley has
not been as well as usual for several
days and the President was anxious to
take her back TO the greater comfort OF
her own home, but the Importance OF
his presence here during the pending
negotiations makes 1t probable that he
will be unable to get away for several
days. $50 ,af
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SPECTACULAR FEATURE
Of the Knights OF Pythias Week
Was Not Successful on Account of
the Uncontrolled Crowd.

OF the Knights of Pythias Week
Was Not Successful on Account of
the Uncontrolled Crowd.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2o.-"The
grand electrical and fire works pa
rade" OF the Knights of Khorassan to-
night announced as the spectacu-
lar feature of Pythian week. resulted
in vast deal of confusion. The police
had made no arrangements for clear
ing the streets along the line of march.
The picturesquely clad Khorassans
were obliged to make their way through
narrow lanes opened through the crowd
and much of the elaborately prepared
humorous features were lost to a great
majority of the would-be spectators.
Street cars were halted in such man
ner that almost @ continuous line OF
them sezteade et along that portion Of
Woodward avenue trayersed by the
parade. The crowd which jammed the
downtown streets was far greater than
that which witnessed yesterdays pa
rade, and 1t was good-natured, al
though almost entirely uncontrolled.
Mayor Maybury was asked tonight
as to the reason of the lack of police
arrangements for handling the crowd.
He replied that neither the local com
mittee nor the marshal of the parade
had made any request for policing OF
the crowd and added that the streets
were never policed upon such occasions
except by special request.
Some $500 OF the knights of the roll
licking branch of the order took part in
the spectacle. The favorlte airs played
by the numerous bands were Hot Time
in the Old Town" How Dry I Am"
and the like. 2
To-morrow's principal features Will
be the elections of supreme officers and
the prize drills.
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Professor saroni Dead,

Special Dispatch to tho Intelhgencer.
MARIETTA, o., Aug. 29.-Prof. H. s.
snroni, aged sesenty-seven years. died
here this morning, after n short illness.
He was born in Germany and was a
farorite pupil OF the great Mendelssohn.
He was the editor Of the Musical Times,
of New York, for number OF years,
and was the Inventor of the gasoline.
engine, which he first applied 10
steam yacht and motor carriage many
Years ago, at Cincinnati. He made
aud lost several fortunes in specula-
tions.
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SCHEME : ! OF THE
]. DEMOCRATS TO
G.E::,I.NEGRO.Y B. VOTE.
Disciple Of congressman Johnston
Rebuked by One Of His colored
Brethren Of Weston.
PARTY OF LABOR AND WAGES
Is the, One His People Should Help to
Preserve in Power-colored
Race InsuIted.

The following correspondence between
two colored voters of West Virginia
explains Itself. John s.. Lewis, shrewd
colored lawyer. formerly OF South Caro-
lima, writes from Bluefield, on the letter
head OF the Hon. David E. Johnston.
Democratic candidate for Congress, In
the third district to Melvin A. Costen,
also colored, at Weston. 1t appears;
that Mr.. Lewis has been sadly mlsin-
formed, as the following letters will
show. The Miller referred to is chair
man OF the Democratic state executive,
committee and candidate for auditor: 4
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GoEBEL BILL

To be supplnnted by Some Other
Law-Dozens of Measures Intro:
duced.
FRANKFORT, Ky, August %. = In
both houses OF the legislature to-day.
bills were introduced to repeal and to
amend the Goebel election law. There
urc dozens ot others similar to he in
troduced. but It Is not likely that any
measure will receive any consideration
until after some election system has
been agreed upon by the Joint caucus
OF senators and representatives. Ex-
Governor James McCrcary. who is
chairman OF the Democratic state COM
mittee. Congressman Wheeler and 9TH
ers are here, comforting with the DEM
ocratlc members. The Republican
members, who are in the minority. are
awaiting the action OF the Democratic
conterecs, when they will hold n eau
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Mr.. Costen to Mr.. Lewis.
WESTON, W. Va, August "a

WESTON, W. Va, August "a
John S. Lewis, Esq, care David E.
Johnston, Rluefeld, W. Vas
Dear sir:-I have yours of the 18th
instant. You are badly misinformed
If you have been told that shall
vote for Judge Miller and Holt, or
any other part of the Democratic
ticket. I earn my own living, and
PREFER TO HELP TO PRESERVE
IN POWER a PARTY THAT
KNOW TO BE THE PARTY OF La
BoR AND WAGES. In addition to
this, us a matter of gratitude for the
past and present, md of hope for the
future, I CAN SEE NO OBJECT IN
ANY CoLoRED MAN VOTING
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET, UN-
LESS IT BE FROM MERCENARY;
MOTIVES. -
The North Carolina Democrats and
those Of Mississippi and other south
ern states, exhibit the real feeling Of
the Democracy toward the colored
people. Doubtless they will talk very
smoothly to US during the campaign
for the sake of votes, but, If once
more in power, what assurance have;
we that an "Anti-Nigger" election
law will not be enactedP Where
there is no colored vote to be gotten
by sweetened words, they are already
attempting to prejudice ignorant
white people by publishing in news.
papers such insults as, 'sVoTE
AGAINST NIGGERIZING THE
STATE. VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC,
OR WHITE MANS TICKET, THIS
FALL" as witness a recent copy OF
the Grafton Leader. The Democratic
Clarksburg News is also guilty Of
having recently referred to negro vo-
ters as Aberdeen Steers.n An ad-
dress issued by the State Democratic
Executive Committee, and recently
published md circulated as sup
plement to the Weston Democrat, and
I learn by other Democratic newspa-
pers, REFERS TO Us AS "CAT-
TLE.n
No, Mr.. Lewis, you can not count
me for the Democrats until that par
ty is first willing to treat my people
rs free citizens; and, secondly, has
some principles which don't have to
be changed every campaign.
Yours truly, S
MELVIN a. CoSTEN.
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caulkers' Wages Reduced

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 2s.-No-
tices have been posted ut the docks OF
the Monongahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company, that reduc-
aon OF % cents n day will take effect
on Saturday. September II, in the
wages OF oil the caulkers employed
there. The men announced that tho
reduction Will not be accepted. and
that II notices are not recalled a gem
eral strike will ensue. 49, 80
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American Bar officers

SARATOGA. \. Y. August 2s.-The
following general council was elected at
the meeting Of the American Bar Asso-
citation: kentucky. W. o. Harris, Louis.
vile; New York. Walter S. Logan.
New York. Ohio. J. F. Brisket, Findiny'
I@ennsyiVnnia; ZEN w. q. Smith. Philadei-
kle. Parkersburg, and representotiva,
from other states. 80 - y % .!
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Democrats Endorse "chrisp maeee

PITTSBURGH, August %. - The
Democratic convention OF the Forty
third senatorial district met tonight.
ana unanimously nominated C. l.. Ma,
gee. the present Republican incumbent.
Tor reelection. and passed resolutions
recommending that Democratic mem
Ders OF the legislature throughout the
state, champion and support C. l.. Ma
gee tor the United States senate. TO sue
csea M. ). quay. Forty delegates out
ent, and voted for the resolution.
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Found Dead in Bed

Special Dispatch to the Intcillgenccr.
MARIETTA, o., Aug. 2s.-Mrs. Sarah
+. Slack. one OF the wcnlthicst and
most prominent women OF Marietta,
was found dead In bed at Pittsburgh,
this morning. She was on her return
from New Hampshire, where she spent
the summer. She was the mother OF
w. s. Slack, bank inspector for Wiscon-
sin.
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Tho sullIyen Bepeat

NEW YORK. August 29.--John L.
Sullivan was given a rousing benefit
at the Twentieth Century Club, in Mad
ison Square Garden. Tonight. The sum
realized from the sale OF seats md s,Ih.
sscripuons wifi be n large one, II viii
be held In trust by n committee. who
VIII invest the money, and pay the in
tcreSt to Sullivan, IFs7si'f'' -" a. :
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x NEW YoRK-Ems, from Genoa,
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., from Mon.
trcnl. s
LoNDoN-Mesaba. from New York:
Arcudian. from Montreal. Ht
York. IN 81
Observation-Disclosures Maria Thcrcsa.
from New York, via Chcrbourg.
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Fatal Shooting.

Special Dispatch to the In.elllgencer,
HINTON, W. Va, August 29.-Tom
Mitchell shot and Instantly killed Wal
ker Shelton. nj Red Sulphur Springs,
YESTERDAY. Both are coiorcd, and
were employed by tho Springs COM
pnny. OF which A. White Is manager.
Mitchell Is In jaiL rls-t.
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Expected to Agree on scnln

PITTSBURGH. August 29.-The final
conference on the tin plate wage scale
WIN be held In this city on Friday. and
there seems 10 be no doubt now thnt n
settlement will be reached, and ;,ii tho
TIN plate mills In the country started Mt
an early day. Lsl-.',.s = ~ ~ ,.'N ~
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Mr.. Lewis to Mr.. costen.
BLUEFIELp. ". Va, Au,,e. 15

- - W. ~, 0u5 1O' ".
Mr.. Melvin costen:-
Dear sir:-I will visit Weston some
timeinth early part of the campaign
and will be pleased to meet you. Am
glad to know you are one Of our, peo-
pie who see that It is best to divide
the vote. Hon. James q. Miller
spoke to me of you. Do all you can
for Judge Miller and Holt, and the
entire Democratic ticket. Let me
hear from you. Yours truly,
JOHN S. LEWIS. :
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Still Advancing

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 2o-Tbc
crucible Steel Company of America nd.
vanced the price of all xmas " omen
hearth steel 81 u ton, This 4pp,Ies 10
all products except flne tool steel. whtch
remains nj seven cents per pound nnd
Upward, according 10 quality. a. ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30

CHE Foo. August 29.-Yu. governor
OF the provinces of shen 81. is reported
to have invited the foreigners In the
province to come to his protection.
About August q, fifty accepted the In
vitatIon, and all were massac cred.