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national chiefs of Police.

CINCINNATI. o.. May 10.-The conven-
ton OF chiefs of police to-day discussed
the new constitution and bylaws The
name was changed TO National Chiefs of
Police of the United States and Canada
Heads Of private detective associations are
made eligible when recommended by chiefs
OF police in the cities where their agencies
are located. Governor Nash and stan ar
rived to-day and attended the inspection OF
the police this afternoon.
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NEW YORK. May 10.-Another cut in the
price of pig lead was made to-day by the
American Smelling and Refining Company.
To-days cut was fifteen points thus MAX
ing cut of forty-fve points so far this
week The price of steel billets in Pitts
burg was reduced 81 ton, TO So without
finding buyers. Tin was lower at home and
abroad.
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Sale of Hamlin Horses.

BUFFALO, May 10.-At the second days
sale of Hamlin horses at Village Farm
the stallion King Lancelot. brother of
Dare Devil. 2:0913. by Mambrino King. was
sold to f. S. McGraw, of Buffalo, for IS, QUO.
Truthful. b. c., by Chimes. was sold to
Jacob Rupert for 81. 100 The Niece. blk.
M, and Gold Dot were bought by Mrs. A.
NJ Peacock, of Westfield. for $1,000 and
$1,150. respectively. Other sales were:
Ruth. blk. m. to Harry Hamlin. Buffalo.
$1,000: Helvetia, b. s., TO e. ]. Tranter,
Buffalo, $780, Dandy Jim. to John H. HUE
Buffalo, $50; Sunlight Chimes, b. S.. to
A. II. Squires. Tunkhannock. Pa, SITS.
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BERLIN, May 10.-The Hanover Courier
to-day confirms in an article. evidently in
spired. the recent statement that France
not long ago. on being asked how she
would act if an Anglo-German war broke
out, replied: I'VE know only one question"
meaning Alsace-Lorraine. The article
concludes as follows: lit was not a con-
tinental federation against England, but a
Dreibund against Germany that was in the
air"
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steel and iron market. / am entirely salts
fed with the present situation"
In thanking the members for the recep-
ton accorded him. Mr.. C1rnegie con-
graduated them on the prosperity of the
Industry. He added that. having just ar
rived from the United States, he might
say that the prosperity was likely TO con-
unue for some length Of time. remarking
that the members certainly deserved a
good return for the ability, brains and capi-
tai they had bestowed on the industry.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 1O.-The Brit
ish steamship Cuzco. Captain Dexter. has
arrived at this port with large cargo OF
silver ore. The silver comes from mines
in the Andes mountains. and was shipped
from Callao. The vessel also carried a
cargo of Peruvian sugar. The Cuzco
steamed over 10000 miles and the passage
occupied seventy-six days.
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victory for Contractors.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 10.-The building
trades strike in Joliet, inaugurated April /,
has been officially ended. The union car
penters, who were the last to hold out have
declared the strike off and are ready to re-
turn to work. The bricklayers. stone cut
ters plumbers and timers came to an
agreement some time ago. The conclusion
of the strike is considered victory for the
master conractors The strike affected be-
tween 600 and 500 men. and tied up all build
ing operations in Joliet for several weeks.
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SALT LAKE. Utah. May 10.-The Repub-
lican state convention. to-day. elected the
following delegates TO the national conven-
ton at Philadelphia: G. NJ. Hanson. c. f.
Loose. Thomas Kearns. George Sutherland
Heber NJ Wells and Arthur Brown.
The platform says. IN part: I'VE intrusi
the future government OF our new posses
o1ons TO Congress and the President be-
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southern Race Conference.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, May 10-To-day's
session OF the race conference was devoted
TO a discussion OF the negro in relation to
religion and 10 the lynching questions.
Among the speakers We're Hon. Clifton
r. Breckenridge. OF Arkansas. ex-ambassa-
dor 10 Russia, and Bishop Rennick. Of Bal
timore- Bourke Cochran made the closing
address tonight.
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ENID. o. T., May 10.-The Republican
Territorial convention to select delegates
to the national convention met in this city.
Resolutions indorsing the national admin
istration were adopted. but the Territorial
administration was not named. These
delegates were named: w. j. West, of
Wood county; c. II. Thompson, of Car
field; j. w. McNeal, OF Guthrie; j. c.
Pingey, of Lincoln: John Tate of Kay;
G.. b. Baker. of Oklahoma.
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SIOUX FAILS. s. d., May 10-Bishop
Thomas OfGorman has just returned from
the Rosebud Indian agency. where he bap-
tized into the Catholic faith the fierce old
Sioux chief Two Strikes. He Is eighty
one years old and In his day scalped many
a white man.
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lieving that they may lawfully control and
govern them as they deem best and feeling
that they will give to these possessions
every measure of local self-government for
which they show themselves fitted. We IA
vor gold and silver as the money of the
Republic"
The delegates were instructed for McKin-
Low
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charge of the Keep interests Mrs. Schley
was known to the public chiefly In connec-
ton with her gifts TO public institutions.
She gave the New York Opthalmic Hospi-
tai about $3.50. 900 and endowed the Keep
Memorial Home for Old People in Middle
town. n. Y
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Rate. for Republicans.

CHICAGO, May 1O.-Western roads have
adopted the proposition to make a rate
of one fare for the round trip for the Re-
publican convention TO be held in Phila-
phia.
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"The Big Knife" Active.

BERLIN, May 10.-News has reached
here that the anti-foreign society known as
the big Knife" is spreading among the
population of the Shan-Tung, and is aided
by the Chinese officials.
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vesuvius subsiding.

NAPLES. Italy, May 10.-Explosions
within Mount Vesuvius are infrequent. The
volcano is only emitting some oinders and
the eruption is considered terminated.
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Kuma..ie stu HoIdin~ Ont

LONDON, May ia dispatch to the
Daily Express from Accra says that Kum-
AISLE is still holding out.
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Maitreating a coughi Beware OF irritating Do
tions and OF opiates. Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar Is a sovereign. swift and peer
less remedy for coughs. colds. sore throat. Diff
nculty Of breathing. and all bronchial ailmenfn-
gists.
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Has been used nifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething With
nerfect success II soothes the child. softens tie
Gums allays pain cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels and In the best remedy for diarThea.
whether arising from teething other causes
For sale by druggists In every part OF the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Is cents bottle
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ZahMaA55au
Washington and Pennsylvania Streets
The "Better" and "Best" in Shoes

than other So so shoes made
Hanansor which sole agents the BEST mems
shoes in the world
special orderand of the
price than into other shoe we know Of
Of Hanans and experience make the
me IS $3.5O-Hanan's
Both kid Russia calf and patent atherhigh
stylish lasts peculiar to themselves.
the shoe satisfaconwea and
comfort
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Emergency Satchels. Medicine Cases. In
strument Sets, Operating Gowns and Cush-
ions, Physicians Pocket Knives. with
Spatula. and all other suitable articles
Bath Cabinets.
WIN. III. ARMSTRONG a. CO..
- Surgical Instrument Makers
"a and Us s Meridian street. Indianapolis. IND
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Housekeepers must exercise care in buying bal-
ing powders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are
sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum is poi
son, and its use in food seriously Injuries health.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-14

% y, physical or mental ex-
| w. r.' OF. OF a little Jesse Moore
nv. VIII be found lnvalu-
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|ERT GIVEN AT
|AIALUA CHURCH
Of Rare Excellence Enter
Large Audience Sat
urday Night.

hd1'y successful and delight
Inmont was given Saturday
Wlialua church. The pro
composed Of musical selec-
nose contributing to Il show
and zeal. The church
10 OVERLOOKING with Hawai-
many miles around and in
was manifested In the
't The guests of the Ha-
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
ll their charming daughter.
guests Of the occasion.
j Wond was the mastsr OF
anu proved himself a rare
\i,er the audience had
'l Col. Wond's educated
o..ed To- a select few. The
1.e,y % tricks and is per-
aalest animal clown on the
am of the concert was as
I.1ok1lanrs Prayer"
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M' hy the Eunnirg
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Miss Abbie Naukaua
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&c.. Miss Lamaheihei
'dIUt romaikaI' '''.'
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~ 'hN .........
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........ ..........
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t.......... Everybody
wing is a partial list Of the
'' week at the Ha!siwa
Hal,wa WsiaI.a for
NIE 3. ip0 ''''' '''
Mrs A. J. Gartlcy and
f. ilglolulu Mrs. X. R.
ii','paia. Pa; Mrs. g. ~
Grace Carroll. W. +.
luNtou. j. a. Hughes
Ward. ST Louis. Mo .
il'nry y. Becklav Wm
NNtnhN Ram
~ q. Gibbons. Mrs. =.
r... yer. VIM. ~. Neiman.
8r.i n, ~. Wright. Mrs. a.
',I'' Frederick o. Rrien,
f..,,1,. N'e j. Craft. Joe An
~ 'l,'te. l.. n. kentwelI.
,1, J4mcs r.. Mcdonald.
r j.. Warner. Miss r..
Wy. y. X. J1nea Mrs
los Angeles Alh,on ~
'' Henry a. Nacfar-
~ ~ physical or mental ex-
y. Use or. of a little Jesse Moore
will be found invalu-
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, 1900-11-09
WINTER APPLES,
CAR JUST RECEIVED,
Only $500 Per Barrel
At THE
Laramie Grocery Co.
CORNER SECOND AND GARFIELD TELEPHONE loA
PERSONAL

Dispatcher C. Fl. Elliott has gone to
California.
Albert Johnson is in the city from
Glencyre. Colo.
Tamerlane Forester is in the city
today from the Big Laramie.
J. r. Bailey, under sheriff OF Roul.
der county. Colo. is in the city for a
few days.
Farley Mathison and family left on
No. 4 this afternoon for a visit of sew
eral days in Denver.
John Siegfried and Daniel Flaherty,
who have been for some time ill with
fever at Mrs. Burk's. are now able to
he around town.
j. NJ. Clark, who was formerly agent
of the Union Pacific at Red Buttes but
resigned to become democratic candi-
date for county clerk, has gone to Den
yer.
State Senator H. G. Balch is around
town today. having almost recovered
from an attack of cold hat for two DAYS
threatened pneumonia. He is deceiv.
ing the congratulations of friends, not
only on his election but on his narrow
escape from severe sickness.
, 1900-11-09

that there will be no more infection.
In the absence of DR.. S. B. Miller, who
is sick in a hospital in Denver, the san
itary work Of the city is in charge of
DR.. Hamilton.
Forty-ona business men of the city
have signed IN agreement to close to-
morrow afternoon between . and >
O'Clock for the purpose of allowing ev-
erybody to go to the football game. It
is expected that every store will be
closed.
Miss Kittie kinnear and w. f. APP
pleman were married yesterday after
loon by the Rev. F. r. Kruger. Mr..
Appleman is a business man of Chica,
go. His bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. kinnear of this city and
has a host of friends here.
There will be a dane in North Star
hall Saturday night by the Imperial
Dancing club in honor of the Boulder
football team The hall has beer Sc.
cured. and arrangements completed.
Those who uGually attend the lmSprial
club dances and all university stu,
dents are invited to be present.
, 1900-11-09
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Piano at Temple duplicated, Kids.
C. w. Berry, ex-superintendent of
the gravel pits has taken a position in
the office of roadmaster Putcamp.
DR.. S. B. Miller will be home this
evening, having sufficiently recovered
from his attack of blood poisoning for
which he was confined in a Denver
hospital.
Patrick Mcnamara was injured this
morning at Tie Siding by the breaking
Of Il rope which caused a lot of wreck.
age to fall upon him. He was taken to
Cheyenne.
E. Crumrine wifi deliver an address
to the social science department of the
Woman's club tomorrow afternoon. 1t
is expected that there will be a large
attendance of the club women on this
occasion.
Mr.. and ms. J. w. Costin ard chill.
dren returIcd last night from Willow
Island. Neb. where they have hen Wis
iting for .iie past two or three woes
Mr.. Costin reports splendid u css
hunting geese.
The twelve-inch pipe which the I'm.
ion Pacific company is putting in be
tween Fort Steele and Rawlins will b.
finished by December ID and the city
OF Rawlins will thereafter hay a pleh,
tiiul water supply.
The tabulated election returns of AL
bany county. so far as received. will be
found on the third page of this issue.
But seven precincts are yet to he
heard from and these are not expected
to materially change the result.
The continued prevalence of scarlet
fever in the city has resulted in the de,
termination of the city authorities to
put watchmen over the malignant
cases. BY tomorrow a Waterman will
have been employed and it is expected
, 1900-11-09

A grand entertainment in Ralston
physical culture Will be given by the
young people of Laramie in the old
Episcopal church this evening
Nov. 18th, under the direction of Prof.
Morgan. Nine teams, each designated
by n color and brightly arrayed. will
participate in the beautiful exercises
and a prize will be given to the team
that exhibits the most skill and grace
in its complex movements. The ad-
mission will be % cents. 2t
, 1900-11-09
OS.
TELEPHONE l5A

There Is only one sudden death
among women to eight among met.
Japan has passed a bill to prohibit
boys under twenty years OF age smok-
ing.
Married couples in Norway are priv
LEGGED to travel on railways at a fare
and a half. .
There are 1920 species Of plants used
for commercial purposes. o; these
400 are used for perfumes.
There are 30. 900 trees in the city of
Paris. including 1000 willows. II, 900
chestnuts and 5000 plane trees.
, 1900-11-09
N lew
SCIENCE BUILDING OF THE UNI.
VERSITY TO BE CON-
PlETEO.
Decided to Ask the Legislature
for the Amount Of Money Needed
Plans for the Enlargement Of
the College Campus.

AT the meeting of the trustees of the
University of Wyoming yesterday af-
t%crnoon the principal subject of dis
~cussion was the completion of the new
science building. 1t was decided that
a demand must be made upon the leg
i%Slature for the sum of SIS. 600 in or
der to finish the building. Thus far
all the stone work is practically com,
pleted and the money needed is for the
roof and interior finishing. 1t will be
a great addition to the university and
it is hoped that there will be no diff,
Guilty in convincing the Legislature that
the money is required.
At the present time the university
has barely room in which TO proceed
with its educational work. The new
science hall is urgently required in or
der that the purposes and aims of the
institution may be realized. The new
building will afford room for all the
magnificent specimens that have been
accommodating and that have made the
university one of the best known col,
leges in the world.
, 1900-11-09
Rich, Warm, Healthy

blood is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and thus it protects the system from
colds. ~fevers, pneumonia and other
diseases hat quickly overcome a
weak and debilitated system.
, 1900-11-09

The secret Of the sue
cess of Towson Bros.
is the n in which
they keep their mark
ct. Everything is neat
and clean and their
stocf is complete in
every respect.
, 1900-11-09

FOR SALE-Old snow fence at SO
Der load delivered any place in city.
GUS JOHNSON. 1872
, 1900-11-09
The College Campus.

Another matter, closely related to
the first. was the completion of the col,
lege campus. At the present time fit.
teen blocks are inclosed in the grounds
and there is another block under OPP
ton. This is owned by w. H. Patton
of Cheyenne. The price upon it is
SO, 800 and the purpose of the trustee 8
is to buy this lot as soon as the money
is made available by the legislature.
When this has been accomplished there
will be-begun improvements that will
make the college campus n of the
most beautiful in the west. Trees will
be planted and instead of a small plot
in the middle of the campus the entire
plot will be made a shaded and flower
ed lawn. Prof. Foster of the agricul-
tural department submitted to the
board plans that will enhance the val
lie of the grounds in a great degree.
1t is the hope of the trustees that these
plans will be carried out very shortly
after the Legislature is placed in pos
session of the facts in the case.
In the meantime. while the matter
is being placed before the legislature.
the new building in it's unfinished state
will be inclosed and protected from the
weather.
, 1900-11-09

Two Cars New Eastern
Canned Goods just re-
ceived consisting of pre-
serves, Corn, Vegetables
and Fish at reasonable
prices. Laramie Grocery
Co.
, 1900-11-09

FOR SACE-A bunch of 200 head of
mixed cattle. Address Lcck Box $40.
74d-wtf
, 1900-11-09

WANTED-Three or four room
house for light housekeeping. Call at
this office. ~
, 1900-11-09

FOR RENT-A seven room house
Apply to MRS. AIDA ULEN.
, 1900-11-09

DR.. d. D. Stearn, eye specialist. Office
at Kuster hotel parlor.
, 1900-11-09

The ~favorite cathartic is Hoods
Pills. % cents.
, 1900-11-09

FOR sALE-Good 7.room house. Ap.
ply at 718 Fifth. corner Park avenue.
, 1900-11-09
Fall Gloves
Fall Shirts
Fall Hosiery
Dress Suit Cases
HandkerchiefS
TO M N.

The bounty funds of the Laramie
Plains Live Stock Protective aSsOCia
ton will be exhausted about the LIST of
the city hall. Laramie. at 10 a. m. or
December 20. to form a new associa-
ton and continue the work. All stock
men are requested to be present.
D. C. BACON,
JAS. McGIBBON.
4. w. WHITEHOUSE.
76t6w6t
, 1900-11-09

The beef which is
now being slaughter
ed for Graham's Cash
Marketis the best that
can be purchased.
Give them a call on
meats of all kinds and
you are sure to get the
best.
, 1900-11-09

FOR RENT-Furnished DON and
board for two gentlemen. 75t4
, 1900-11-09

Kennedy's fin
Crack q RS at Pea
b o d rs S.
, 1900-11-09
e x 'R A!
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT 10, AT 9 O'CLOCK
Mems Suits and listers.

The sale starts with ample lines of Sizes
your suit among them-but it will be easiest
to find what you want bv coming early.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02


 After all the boastiog with regard to the certainty Of Mr. Quays elee- tion to tie United States Senate the Philadelphia Record finds that bis drummers have been able to muster only ninety-six members of the next general assembly to sign an agree ment to go into caucus and abide by it's decision. This is thirty-two less than the num Der necessary for choice of United States senator in body of 254 members. It may be taken for granted that none of the Republican members who have re- fused to go into the caucus will vote for Mr. Quay for the United States senatorship. As he has been left in a hopeless minority. the next cou- sideration will be to choose the as signee of his political assets. It is not likely that his assignee, no mat ter upon whom his choice may fall, will prove any more acceptable than did Mr. Quay to the independent Republicans in tne legislature. By putting into the United States sen ate substitute designated by Mr. Quay the machine would lose but little of it's evil power While few personal enemies of Mr Quay would have occasion to rejoice over such a result, it would mean no good to the commonwealth. h fact, 1t would make machine misrule in PennsyI- vania more potent than ever. Ark. Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

Col. M. [. DeMalher, for several years correspondent of the Gazette, died at Harrison, Ark, Friday af- ternoon. Col. DeMahler was ver- satils writer and served for several years as special correspondent of the Gazette, writing up the resources oi the State He was uoble hearted and generous man, aud his death will be learned with regret by the newspaper fraternity throughout ArEansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

A rumer is current that the Mis- sissippi River, Hamburg & Western Railway will be extended from Ham burg to Texarkana. The road at present extends from Luna Landing on the Mississippi river, to Ham, burg, distance of about fifty miles. Should it be extended to Texarkana it will place the aGate City, in q rect connection with the Mississippi river, affording it much better ship. ping facilities than that city posses es at present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

columns. This has been long needed enterprise and 10 doubt marks the inauguration of series of industrial and manufacturing e. terprises in this city. Fae men at the head of the new corporation are men of money and merit and can be relied on to push to successful termination whatever they under- take. We extend t0 the Home Fur niture Co it's officers and members, our heartiest congratulations upon their sagacitY and enterprise, and we wish for the new corporation un- bounded success. Now let us have wagon factory, cotton mill, cleo
 trlc cars and other similar enter prises. Push Pine Bluff to the front as manufacturing city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

Lord Kitchner has been turned over the command of the Boer forces in South Africa by Lord Rob- erts, The Queen has also approved Lord Kitchner's promotion to be lieutenant general with the rank of general while in command ln South Africa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

Congress re-conveues Monday, De- cember 3rd. The Republicans have full control. and in view of the re- suits of the late election may be profiigate in the exercise of their power.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

Articles Of incorporation were filed Saturday for the Home Flu, nj ture Co, of this city, with capital stock ot $25, 1000, all paid up
 The names of the officers and incor- porators will be found in our news
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

The Iron Mountain railroad will sell tickets on December l, }, and 4. with final limit December 10 to New Orleans at one fare for the round trip, on account Of the annual con- yention Of the. Southern Industrial Association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-02

The White River Methodist Con- ference, held at Jonesboro, ad- journed yesterday. Batasville was chosen as the next place of meeting