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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

In recent address to the - u8ep,,
attending his course in gynaecosoEy. Pro.
fessor Friedrich schanta OF Vienna sr.
pressed the opinion chat law and o,be,
professions should BE- thrown open to
them crowd inso medicine for which s.,,
were ntfe1. OF EVERY hundred femal.
medical students hc said only thIrft.
three became physicians, the Others r..
ing incapacitated by the horrors Of ~.
dissecdng-room and other impcdlmensr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Congressman William Richardson OF
Alabama. who has succeeded to the seat
OF Gen. Joseph Wheeler. was at one time
sentenced to be hanged II was durins
the war between the states Richardson.
then II years old, was captured by the
Federals In company with suspected
spy OF the name OF Paul. near Murfrees
boro, Tenn. Richardson declared that he
was no spy. and had fallen in with his
companion by accident; nevertheless he
was sentenced 20 death by a drumhead
couft martial. Gen. Forrest heard Of the
matter. and with 100 men fell upon
crittenden's forces, defeated them and
rescued the condemned lad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

The Philadelphia papers say that there
Sc the greatest need In the world for
shaking-up in the police o. chat city. Al
most every day hold-ups and burgiaFies
occur. but no arrests OF the perpetrators
sre made. The Times makes table In
which q shows that during few days
a considerable number Of these felonies
were committed. withous the arrest of the
criminals following. Meanwhile the po-
leemen are not loafing. II small boy
purlolns banana from a fruit stand he
Is quickly put behind the bars. II "a POOR
woman steals loaf o. bread or bot
tie OF milk for her starving child. the
sleuths Of the law never quit her tran
until she is In jail. To judge from the
Times statement. the police force OF
Philadelphia is corrupt and dcmorolizea.
through politics.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

II IL reported and believed IN New York
ard Baltimore that Archbishop Corrtsan
Is shortly 70 be made a cardinal The
red hat would be becoming to this dis
tlrrtllahaA Irvine.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair weather. fresh west TO northwest
winds. and Tor Eastern Florida, partly
cloudy weather: fresh northeriy winds
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Louisville Courier-Journal tbcm1
saws. "The worlds production Of sold
for the ten years from 1850 TO 1880 was 81
~ 40 no0. aud Il geooo. 30 year was used
Ior commercial and artistic purposes only
Is oso 90 was added 20 the money supply
II Inc decade between 1890 ana 1902 the
nro.guction wns Increased TO &.,2e0oo.eo
ana allowing 81. 900 Geo per aunum for use
in the arts there would still be N.a5o"o1no
left FOR the worlds money. The produc-
lion Of gold this year will fan a little
ssort OF 1889 on account Of the closing
OF the south African mines, but next
yc.r 40 output promises 20 be greatly
ENLARGED What is the meaning Or this
pcrloI of wonderful output and production
81 sold but general industrial and COM
t1erriaI proenerity and rising prices ~
csmmodiiies2 This Is what the gold
standard IL helping 70 do Tor the world
and what X viii continue % do.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Cpom) says.
The proposition 10 DO away with the
volunteer system and make very large
Increase In the standing army Is deeply
significant in various ways. II has al
Nays heen safe 10 depend on volunteers
the citizen soidiery-to fight TO preserve
ne integrity % the republic To over
wheln a people who have never done
~ harm. and who want to establish an
other republic il a different proposition.
work Of that sort may ultimately rem.
der the draft necessary"
Tae Houston CTex) Post (pem) says.
1T Is declared that IN the mountain conn-
ties of Kentucky the returns o. che late
election we've 80 padded that IN many ln-
stances the number % votes recorded was
greater thau the whole adult male popu-
lation Of the district That's the Rcpub.
llsan section OF Kentucky"
The Charleston Post Demo SAYS: Per
haua the Democrats IN Congress viii at
This session for the FIRST time "a four
Years. formulate their policies without
recurrence 70 AIR. w. j. Bryan"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

In a German village recently a man
was convicted OF 'lese majestic" because
he had remained sitting when some one
else said 'IIoch der Kaiserg' II was ad-
vanced IN behalf OF the accused that he
meant no offense 10 the name Of Ills
Majesty by retaining his seat. but as a
matter OF fact he had partaken OF 20
much beer that he had no confidence in
his legs. Tho excuse. however was not
ACCEPTED. In Germany therefore. Il is
'Iese majestic for one 10 be too drunk
10 get upon his feet at tho mention Of
the Emperors name.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Dom Paul Is nonplussed. He does not
know which way 70 turn. After the snub
from the Emperor William. II is not like
~ that either Italy or Austria, members
OF the triple alliance would receive him
cordially. and there Is not much to be
expected from Russia. An enthusiasts
welcome from Holland he can depend up
on but Holland is only a weak Power.
incapable Of rendering him any real aid.
Spain and Portugal are In the same
category with Holland. France declines
10 intervene alone. and no other Power
q influence Is disposed TO join France in
behalf OF the Beers against England.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

If you WANT GOOD MATEiiAN
and work. order your lithogr'9hed
printed stationery and siank boss ~"
Morning News, Savannah. CO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
SM w!
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
eWYork, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodates. Al
the comforts OF modern hotel Eiectrs
lights. Unexceiled table Tickets inciuda
nleais and berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

The question Of social precedence as be-
tween Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Miles. hav-
ing been submitted TO the editor OF
"Bnrkes Peerage" has been decided
arainss the former. Mrs Miles should
take precedence. he says. since the
army IN the United States is older than
the navy. This decision coming from 20
eminent an English authority. should. u
seems. give the controversy rs quietus.
The authority applied TO. by the way.
says he has more inquiries respecting So
cial precedence from persons in the United
States than from the United Kingdom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-06

commenced by their children, who are
nothing else but wrecks. If you do what
is right at the polls tomorrow their na.i,.
will be mud. On last Saturday night the
Independents had a meeting opposite
Achi's. There was tent IN his yard and
in it was gin and the paraphernaiia o.
luau. One of the candidates of the HO-.c
Rule party was induced to go to that ir-
fcrnal tent, and imbibed their liquor tor
the first time in four years As far as
these professional Christians are concern
cd. hell H. bet er -hrn
is the most damnable thing they are do
ing I'm this campaign when they think
they can steal your votes with gin, drink
and luau."
% AS the Republican procession passed ny
at that moent, Emmeluth shouted, There
go the sons of hell They will do sny-
the wreckers! If we are elected we make
it our duty to see that only American
voters are permitted to come here as i'm
migrants to work on planta tons.
WILLOWS LAST SPEECH.
Robert Wilcox's last speech of the cam
paign was IN Part as follows: I'VE are
on the ground where many have suffered
This desolated church and the charre0
ground is the work of the Republicans
ard the Democrats. Thew have done
these things and with bloody hands the,
"hey burned this church which King K
lakaua built. When these whites We
enriched they turned their backs on the
King. They grew sore with him because
he tried to put the natives on level wisn
the whites. The Queen was dethroned
the bubonic plague was introduced and
this church was burned out of pure spite
This is the work of these shrinking haoleS
You have heard that steamers have beer
chartered to go to Maui and Molokai lc
lie to the natives there and tell trcW
| that Wilcox has withdrawn from III,
F.! fight for $4,000 Wilcox will not .ah.
| their sinking money. When 1 returned
| from Italy they refused to allow me
teach military tactics because they feare.
my people. would not sell myself "a
all the missionary money. The mission
aries are not worthy to brush my shoes
l would not let them brush my shoes 10
all the money there Is in Bishop; haDj:
The Republicans are afraid of ne --rne-
lioa Will only recognize TIL voice of Tn
people. No other candidate would be rCI
ognized, even If he were Christ. If Nc
kinley Is elected they will ask me wh
! want for Governor he-.. I will nav
that longwhiskered man and his monkey
Iput out of office. These offics-noltiers vii
bs beggars. This is the last nigh, and t.
morrow we go on the battlefield. l pre-
dict that I will be elected. Tomorrow
Wilcox will be Napoleon and these OIL,
ler parties will be the Russians and III
Austrians who failed in their attempt t
overwhelm HIM Take no drugge l;quo
tomorrow. Have all disturbcrs arrestel
Take your husba ads home with v5u an
keep them close to you. Go down On YOU
knees and pray, and at O'Clock rush 70
the polls.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Pearl City Cemetery will be open
for interments on and after MondaJ,
November 5th. 1900. A special funeral
train will leave the railroad station at
2:15 p. m, daily, remaining at the
cemetery until after all interments.
The rates for transportation are one
dollar for the corpse. and fifty cents
for the round trip for mourners.
Plats are now on sale at the office of
the company, ranging in price from $40
up, according to location and size. No
other charges of any nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSO-
CITATION, LTD.
Room 8, Love Building, Fort St.
5693
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First judicial Circuit, Territory OF
Hawaii.-Before Humphreys, Judge.
at Chambers. s.
Lillian Lee Newton, an infant, by AL
bert F. Judd, her next friend, plain
tiff, VS.. George H. Newton and Sarah
w. Newton, his wife; Flora A Ste
vens, a widow; Caroline N. Clark, q
widow, and Juliette z. Forbes and
George w. Forbes, her husband. de-
fendants.-Bill for Partition.
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As TO Paul Egry.

The following is clipped from ''Or-
ganized Labor" of October 18th:
A letter has been received from Paul
Egry Cthe only from Honolulu. in
which he says he gave successful
concert and his picture was in the pa
per- He says: Il expect to visit the
Coast next summer for a short vaea-
ton, when l will pay my fine of $3.50
to the Musicians Union, as l want to
be a member again. Give my regards
to the boys1-I mean the boys 1 am ac-
quainted with-and i hope | shall soon
be among the Frisco union musicians.
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The CODClels Construction { !, Lid
Office, $40 Progress Block.
Quarry and Rock Crushing Plant,
PAUOA VALLEY.

CONCRETE ENGINEERS and CON
TRACTORS. Estimates furnished and
contracts taken for foundations, mono
lithic concrete structures of all kinds:
fire-p roofing, pavements, bridges, and
any work involving the use of Portland
cement concrete. Crushed rock and
rock sand for sale. Agents and licensees
for Ransome steel-concrete system con
struction, Monier constructions, Palmer
patent hollow concrete building blocks.
Stevens litholite stone.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND IA DUE AND PAYA-
Bile TO the stockholders OF the Inter-
Island steam Navigation Co. Ltd, at
their Office, Queen street, at 10 o'clock
a. m, on Friday. November ?. 1900.
The stockbooks 81 the company viii
DO closed 20 transfers from November
TO the sth. inclusive.
G. n. CLAPP.
Secretary.
Honolulu. October 81. 1900. 5ss1
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and a line drawn in extension thereof
from the Nuuanu Pail to Mokapu Point.
FIRST PRECINCT-AIl that portion of
the judicial and taxation district of Koo-
laupoko lying west and north of a line
drawn from tne Nuuanu Pail to Mokapu
Point Polling place-kaneohe court
house.
Inspectors-H. Cobb-Adams, James OIds,
+. Il. Aikue
SECOND PRECINCT-The judicial and
taxation district Of Koolauloa. Polling
place-koolauloa court house
lnspeetors-W. A. Baldwin, j. II. Ke-
anu. G.. Andrews
THIRD PRECINCT-The judicial and
taxation district of Waialua. Polling
piace-Waialua court house.
Inspectors-W. s. Wond, c. =. Lane
Chas. David.
FOURTH PRECINCT-The judicial and
taxation district of Waianae. Polling
place-Waianae court house.
Inspectors-Oliver Stillman, ]. Hui, @.
W. Nawaakoa.
FIFTH PRECINCT-All that portion CT
the judicial and taxation district of EVA
comprised In the lands of Hoaeae and Ho-
rouliuh. Polling place-Railroad station.
Eva plantation.
Inspectors-Geo. +. Lake G. s. Richard
sen. j. p. Kuoha.
SIXTH PRECINCT-An the remaining
pc rtion of the judicial and taxation dis
trict OF Eva. Polling place-Ewa court
house.
i .nEe %n,,. H.. D. JOhnsY J. NJ Ezra
! SEVENTH PRECINCT-All that por-
ton of Honolulu or Kona lying makai OF
the King street road from the Eva line
TO the King street bridge and all mauka
OF said road from the Eva line to the
main road-up Kalihi valley. Polling place
Reform School premises
Inspectors-Julius Asche S. X. Kaloa
h. r. G.. Wallace.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-An that portion
or Honolulu or Kona lying mauka of the
King street road from the main road VI
kalihi valley to Liliha street and a lire
Oh avn from tn head thereof in extension
OF the line of JuCd street to and alons
the ridge forming the westerly border Of
Nuuanu valley. Polling place-W. c
Achfs warehouse, near north corner oil
Lilha and King streets
Inspectors-C. r. Dement,. Asa Kaulia
W. w. Bristol.
! NINTH PRECINCT-All that portion o
Honolulu or kona lying between IN,
Eighth Precinct and Nuuanu street an,
mauka of a line drawn along School street
the Nuuanu stream and Beretania street
Polling place--Building northwest corne
kuakini and Nuuanu streets.
Inspectors-A w. Nicely. S. II. Meeka
pu, F. w. Weed.
1
TENTH PRECINCT-All that portion o
Honolulu or Kona bounded by King, Ii
liha and School streets, the Nuuani
stream Beretania and Nuuanu stree.
and the harbor. Polling place-Aali
warehouse.
Inspectors-M X. Keohokalole, Alba
Iham Bolster, w. r. Kaleihua.
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NOTICE
KoNA SUGAR COMPANY STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IL hereby given that a special
meeting 81 the Kona Sugar Co, Ltd,
will be held at the office OF NJ. w.
a Sons. Queen street. Ho-
7olulu. at 10 o'clock n m. on the I'D
day of November. 1900. for the purpose
of considering the advisability of bor-
rowing money for the purposes OF the
business OF the corporation on the Sc
curity OF coupon bonds OF the company
10 nm amount not exceeding 100000 TO
ne secured by n deed OF trust Of the
franchise ard all the property OF the
company. present and future.
WILLIAM w. HALL,
Vice President Kona Sugar Co.
Honolulu. October 30, 1900. $500
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Vote the Straight Republican Ticket.

The Waialeale left for Moiokai yes
terday afternoon with one of the native
Democratic candidates who, on account
of bad weather, could not be landed on
that island on Sunday. Papa Mkt is
the man, he was helping Prince David
in his Maui campaign.
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NOTICE.

EXPERIENCED BOoKKEEPER
employed during the day In office, de-
sires to get evening work. Will under
take the regular keeping Of books or do
any special work. such as opening,
writing up, or balancing Of books.
Best references can be furnished
Address.
''BOOKKEEPER,"
6675 Advertiser Office.
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NOTICE..
ANNUAL

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting of the shareholders Of the Pa
cinc Sugar Mill will be held at the
Office OF r. A. Schaefer 4 Co. on Mon
day. November II. 1909. at y. m.
$500 w. LANZ. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
wAIALUA AGRICULTURAL CO..
az - LIMITED.

THE Ninth. AND FINAL AS
easement of 10 per cent $1,000 per
share). has been called on the assessa-
bic stock OF this company. TO become
dpe and payable as the ONCE Of Castle
a Cooke. Ltd. on october 30. 1900. DE-
I.INoUENT NOVEMBER 30. 1900.
w. A. BOWEN.
Treas. waiaiua. Agricultural Co,
It'd. 500
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Corporation Notices.
HONOKAA SUGAR co.

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL.
meeting of the shareholders of the Ho-
nokaa Sugar Company will be held at
the office OF r. A. Schaefer a Co, on
Monday, November ~. 1900. at 10 "a. m.
1886 W. LAM. Secretary.
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Nakookoo proceeded to explain how to
vote. sx
Il want each and every woman to be
a committee of one. Let each woman
take her husband or brothers to the
polls tomorrow and not let any Re
publicans have anything to say to
them. Whatever will happen wrong
tomorrow will not fall on the Repub-
leans. but on ourselves. 1 understand,
that some devices have been arranged
to strange US. Do not go to eat the
Republican puaa and drink their gin.
Stay at the polls until the outcome to-
morrow Is decided"
j. X. Paele spoke briefly as follows:
To-day some of these people came
down to Koolau and told us that Will
cox was bought and that J. c. Lane
was put on the Independent ticket by
the Executive Committee in place of
Geo. Markham. The natives would not
believe and we received later news that
ii was false Let us be patient and
stand firm and send our delegate r. W.
| Wilcox to Congress ana vote the
straight Independent ticket
KAULIA IN A FRENZY.
I, j. X. Kaulia leaped into the air and
cried, Kill the snakei Kill tn
Hurrah! Hurrah, For seven years
Kaulia has been chasing after
the snakes to kill them When will
| they be killed? Tomorrow from
O'Clock to O'Clock. kill the snakes.
IOo-Oo-oo!'
| over and over again Kaulia said
Nil the snake! stamping on the
platform with all his might.
When a yellow ribbon was given to
him he held 1t before him and kicked
IL. saying. XIII the snake," Accord
ing to the Constitution of the United
States the voice of the people is like
the voice of God, and we will be heard
They have said today that L had with
drawn from the Independent party
and likewise X. n. Boyd and r. w
wilcox They will get left
After Kaulia's speech three cheers
and tiger were rendered for the Kill
1.-THE snake,"
HACKMAN QUINN.
Hackman Quinn said: You see tna,
procession? ESery man in 1t is paid 81
Every shot fired from those pistols Is a
shot for the heart of the Hawaiians. The
Republicans can't get crowds. II We
want to beat thesa people let US vote the
straight Home Rule roket. There are ru-
mors In the air. There have been m IRE
fes circulated In town today than there
have been Crops fof rain. They tell , ou
wilcox has resigned; they tell you Kauli;,
land Boyd have Withdrawn. They tell you
lies. You all know that you are Chris.
ians You have ene Judas: 1t ls George
Markham Judas betrayed his Master
All OF the twelve apostles did not stand
Iup for Christ. Pay no attention to MAG
ham. We nave Paele to I'LL his place
Vote. for Paele instead of Markham. Il
US show the missionaries that with an
their millions they cannot compete witt
US when God Almighty is with u.s.
PLUMBER EMMELUTH.
John Emcluth raid: TT is a pleasur,
to find that your minds are fixed againet
the Republican party. 1t augurs well FOL
the result OF tomorrow. I have found ths
Hawaiian people to be earnest, steady AM
loyal. The Home Rule party simpi,
means victory tomorrow. You were borI
with Christian ideas and Christian spirit
Those first people no doubt were SINGER.
and tried TO uplift the Hawaiian people
lbut this degeneracy Of this life has beei
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SECOND PRECINCT-An that portion
OF said district comprised in Honolulu or
Roma, and lying between the westerly
boundary of the First Precinct and
line drawn as follows. viz: From the foot
OF South street along South, King and
Alapai streets and from the head of Ala
pai street the hagpole on the old battery
on Punchbowl; thence to and along the
ridge on the easterly side OF Pauoa val
ley TO the summit of the mountain. Pol
Ing piace-Beretania street school house.
lnspectors-c- NJ. White. S. p. Kaai, w.
C. Wilder, Jr.
THIRD PRECINCT-An that portion OF
said district comprised In Honolulu or
kona and lying between the westerly
boundary OF the Second Precinct and Nu-
uanu street and mauka of School street
and line drawn from the junction of
school and PunchLowl streets to the flag
pole on the old Battery on Punchbowl.
Polling place-Building at entrance to
lower reservoir grounds. Nuuanu avenue.
Inspectors-F. Mcintyre, a. Borba, J.
r. Kahahawai.
FOURTH PRECINCT-All that portion
or said district comprised in Honolulu or
Kona and BOUNDED by the Second and
4 bird Precincts. Beretania and Nuudnu
streets. Polling piace-Royal school
Inspectors-w. q. King. T. c. Polikapa.
r. =. Peachy
FIFTH PRECINCr-AT that portion OF
said district comprised in Honolulu or
kona and bounded by the Second Pre-
cinct. Beretania street. Richards street
and the harbor. Polling place-Kapuaiwa
building
rnspectors-Jno. short. w. Kapela. John
n. Wilder.
SIXTH PRECINCT-AIl that portion oil
said district comprised in Honolulu oil
Kona and bounded by Richards street
Beretania street. Nuuanu street and the
harbor. Polling piace-Honolulu Hale.
1nspectors-J. r. O'Connor. T. f. Wall
John Mahuka
SEVENTH PRECINCT-Au that por
ton OF said district comprised in the ju.
dicial and taxation district of Koolaupo.
ko, and lying east and south eff line
drawn from the Nuuanu Pail 20 Moka ,,
Point. Polling piace-school house. Wal
manalo.
Inspectors-G. e. Chalmers. John Ke
kuku, A. Irvine.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

All that portion of the Island OF oahu
lying east and south of Nuuanu street.
and lire drawn in extension thereof from
'he Nuuanu Pail to Mokapu Point
FIRST PRECINCT-An that portion Of
stdd district comprised in Honolulu or
>ona and lying east OF Punahou street,
ana n line drawn in extension thereof.
IGauka and makai. Polling place-Near
loot OF Punahou street
inspectors-John Efflnger. j. l.. Rees.
~. McCullom.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

All that portion OF the Island of Oahu
lying west ana north OF Nuuanu street
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