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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-15

i, A. THOMPSON. Clerk,
2179-May 25 Jun isis
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

London January 49,
GERMANY AND LIBERIA.-Advices from Ii
IBERIA indicate that Germany is emulating France
in her endeavor to grab territory and is working
strenuously to persuade or cOerce Liberia into ac-
cepting a German protectorate The latest attempt
has taken the form of a demand by Herr Humple-
meyer. the German Consul at Monrova, who has
just returned from visit to Berlin for immediate
reparaton for the alleged maltreatment of Ger
man subject in 1897. The is that OF Ger
man planter named Koch. who refusing TO obey
civil summons, was taken to the courts by force
He claimed damages, the matter was taken up in
Berlin has since been pending between the two
Governments. and, though not settled by the Lii
severe measures unless Herr Koch's claims paid.
The Liberian officials fully believe that both France
Britain's TO force them to accept pro-
tectorate. The unfortunate little republic is shut
OF from cable communication with the rest of the
world, and is anxious to learn the feeling exist
ing at Washington toward it, as there Is growing
isb protecoyai IN s 10 ar nut an END 10 ne
harassing demands. such the Koch case and the
French encroachments which have been referred to
in previous dispatches.
PICTURE COMING TO THIS CTTY.-The an
nouncement that Sir Benjamin Vests picture.
THE Raising OF Lazarus" which has hung in
Winchester Cathedral for century. has been
sold for h,50O for New-York's new cathedral has
called out numerous criticisms. The Dean OF the
Chapter OF Winchester in his defence. says the
picture not presented to the Cathedral. and
that its new home Is much more fitting than Win
chester. where 1t was out OF harmony with the
roundings.
THEATRICALs-The revival of "She Stoops TO
Conquer on Tuesday and a Midsummer Nights
Dream" at Her Majestys Theatre on Wednesday
has given decided impetus 10 the languid theatrical
season. Both performances were decided successes
Beerbohm Tree surpassed himself in the produe-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
MALIETO4 T4SUS SARCASTIC.
EE SETS FORTH HIS VIEWS OF CIVILIZATION M
LETTER TO 'sTHE TIMEs.y OF LONDON

EE SETS FORTH HIS VIEWS OF CIVILIZATION M
LETTER TO ''THE TINES" OF LONDON
London. Jan. 13.-Malietoa Tanus. In a Iettes
which he sends to The London Times" inclosing
copies of the protests he addressed to the United
States. Great Britain and Germany against rbs
Samoan treaties. characterizes the partition OF
Samoa gross violation OF the treaties and "a
a crime against the law of nations only equal 10
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Poland. Denmark and
France. He thinks that if it is necessary for ths
great Powers TO promote wars and annexations 10
distract the minds of the peoples then The Fsgua
Conference was the greatest farce OF the century
The writer also that the civilization intro
duced by the great Powers in their annexation in
the South Seas. Africa and elsewhere is inferior
10 the primitive state of the countries stolsr
leading to war through breach OF faith on the part
OF the Government officials, and TO the decimatinz
OF the peoples by contagious diseases and spirft
uous liquors He continues:
The missionaries who graced our country vvt,,
thelr holy or unholy presence introduced the SANE
as pertained the hour in civilized Sratss M =
MISSIONARIES i've IN palaJial concrete houses wiz
cEarge us for Bibles and prayer books which We
understand are sent free offerings W
Malietoa Tanus further charges the r,Jssio,a-.as
with extracting all the money possible fror, ther,
In return for which they only receive a BibIe a
prayer book or a Pilgrims Progress" He asserts
that the Wesleyan missionaries collected TO OOO
at single meeting at Tonga adding:
The missionaries aroused great spirit ~ Ar,uia-
uon; telhng me natives that the largest Tiver.
would be the most acceptable in the sisbf ~ 60
thus reversing the spirit OF the widows mite
The Samoan Chief concludes as follows. .e7-,..a
be thy gods. Israel" The document A. sis,sS
"Malietoa FaalogoIai, Samoa
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

The best critics seldom proficient performers The keen
probation of the musician is born man be cul
waited can be neglected but leaves him gift
The Aeolian is the musicians In the
Aeoan he finds the medium by which he his musical
conceptions
He play of Beethoven and impress it with his
individual interpretation The expression, the tempo the
color and the phang, directly under his control
The gandes symphony the simplest song instantly avail
able without teome practice The entire realm of his
command
By of the Aeoian he becomes acquainted
sands of beautiful compositions that seldom publicly
performed His musical horizon widened and his appreciation
quiCkened.
The Aeoian entertain and nstucts 1t the ideal home
instrument
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
FRANCE sEIzES an OASIS

Paris, jan lS-The Colonial party Is intensa,,
pleased at the news Of the French occupation AZ
the oasis Of Insalah. in the Sahara on thA so,,.S
western Algerian frontier. The French have long
coihpIa'eu 'hat .hsaian was the centre from which
the Tuareg Arabs raIded the caravans a,S a.
gerian villages, while the massacre OF mora 49,.
one Sansran mission was organized there T6a
only question is whether Morocco will sC,,,f. ! as
the occupation. which the press urges tbs Ers ~
Government 10 maintain The -, -Ot-SA
was attacked outside Insalah but Fdsfeaa, SSeIsy Sy
assailants With heavy loss ~ Ne'eSted tts
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
MILITARY CHANGES IN BRAZIL.

Rio Janeiro. Jan. 13.-Generals ArgclIo and Ca
mara have been promoted 70 the rank Of generals
OF division, and Colonels Sierra Martins and Mar
ciano Magalhaos have been made generals of bri-
gade. General Costaat has been appointed direc-
tor of the Military School. General Teixeira has
been appointed commander OF artillery and Cen
eral Castro has been appointed commander OF the
First Military District
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

tions. which are unhesitatfngly pronounced to be
the finest exhibition Of staging and scenery ever
in London Louie Freear's Puck generally
dspleases the critics but adds element OF curl
Ostty the production. to which Young IrvfneEs
wife, Dorothea Baird, who has not been seen on
the stage for long time. also contributes
In George Alexander's reconstructed ST. Jamess
Theatre, which opens. shortly with Rupert OF
Hentzau, is curious innovation for the suburban.
ties, in the shape OF a room for to don even
ing dress.
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whom are Miss Cummins, Miss Esther Simpson.
G. E. Erskine Robert F1eury and 8. @. Fitz-
patrick.
Among the passengers who left Paris to sail
on the Campania are Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Bar
ton. L. F. Crofoote L. P. Twyeford. p. J.
Healy and son, and p NJ Ferrer. c. I. B.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
THE EDENMooR ABANDONED AT SEA.

CREW OF THE STEAMER RESCUED BY A NOR
wEGIAN VESSEL.
London. Jan. 13-The Norwegian steamer Hirun-
do from Pensacola and Norfolk, for Antwerp.
passed Dungeness to-day and signaled that she has
on board the OF the British steamer Eden
moor which sailed from Pensacola December by
way of Norfolk December Is for Amsterdam The
Edenmoor had been abandoned.
The Italian steamer F. S. Campa. Captain Ma
resca which arrived at Lisbon yesterday from New
York reports she passed the steamer Edenmoor on
January in latitude 80. longitude "a, waterlogged
and abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

It affords me great
pleasure TO tell you
how gre atty and
agreeably / was sur
prised by your instru-
ments. They com
bine all the effects
which can be produc-
ed by the most skill
full manipulation Of
a grand organ with
those of an orchestra
The execution Of even
the most complicated
passages leaves no
thing 10 be desired:
and what adds most
TO the Instruments
value Is the magni-
hcent repertoire
which, with great cara
and perfect taste, you
have prepared for il.
/ consider your In
struments not onlya
source of delight TO
music-lOvers, but also
a benefit TO art Itself,
as, by means Of the
KOlian. the master
pieces, through a thus
easily obtained pro
ductiOn, will greatly
gain in appreciation
and popularity.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
MANLIo GARIBALDI pEAp.

Rome, Jan. IA dispatch from Bordighera on
the Riviera. to-day announced the death OF Manila
Garibaldi, son OF the late General Garbaldi
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

test against materialism. His mind remained
clear at his advanced age. and he retained his
keenness for metaphysical study l. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
DECORATION FOR A NgW-yoPrrp

Paris. JAN 1S.-Henry f. GOurd presiden, -, -.
French Chamber OF Commerce ~ ~ - O' tns
been decorated with the Cross OF the iSric,, mas
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

cate womanly organs. "Crme and punishment
blossom one stem 4" says Emerson. When the
cycle of self-neglect is complete it includes the
pains and sufferings which are the inevitable
penalties inflicted by outraged Nature. The drain
which to-day is counted an inconvenience be-
comes in succeeding days horrible and offensive
stigma. The passing depression of an hour grows
into permanent melancholy.
The timely of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription will save young from suffering
it will cure those who through neglect have
become martyrs after marriage. No woman who
suffers with backache, pain in the side, bearing
down palms, debilitating drains, liberation or
inflammation, should delay another day the use
Of eFavorite Prescription" It's use helps every
woman and heals ninety-eght per cent Of all who
give it fair trial. 1t contains no opium, cocaine
or other narcotic.
tempted try your medicines after seeing the
effect upon my mother writes Flora Arm of Dallas
Jackson Co. Mo "At early stage Of married life was
greatly bothered with painful periods also troublesome
drain which rendered very weak and unfit for work of
any kind. became thin there nothing left
but skin and bone Ny husband became alarmed and got
a bottle Of Fayore Prescription After he
wonderful effects Of that he got after
used those up there pain, and began to
gain IN flesh very rapidly. believe weigh twice as much
a. did then and can do all Of my work. think owe all
praise TO Dr. Pierce and his wonderful curative medicines"
Doctor Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets are specially
adapted to the needs of delicate women
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

New AlRnuc City Express. win IN~--
Central, 1875 Miles an Si. Fsa- Jersey
special train OF parior vestibled ros-s..
toot hAoertS street az $50 p NJ, South Ferry SS D
srNins x, az Atlantic City al 6;4a p n NorthwerS I ~
Atlantic City 2iO p Nj. arriving New va So raves
Tickets good stop over al IAksVoo - 90 p ~
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RHEuMATTSm

GOCT. NEURALGIA. SCIATICA A-D SPRATNS
ARE CURED readily by the SPRAGUE DRY HOT
AIR METHOD.
Come investigate. write
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
l. J. PADEREWsXL

Our instruments are
gladly shown 70 the
merely curious as we'll
as TO intending purchas-
ers. Send for literature
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
The HOLIAN.

VERY SMALL percentage
of the many thousands of
those who enjoy good music
are able to play any instru-
ment. There are many peo-
pie who possess a musical
temperament who lack the
technical skill necessary to
play the piano or organ, and
again there are those who
acquire digital dexterity
whose playing is totally de-
void of feeling or expression.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
The
AeOlian


IS West Twenty-third
Street, New York City
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-13
9sas" s,emte 9ibeno 8onsert BON
Carl Beds Wilitdr 1apelle in
Wantb's Wartem. Gintritt 20
Gents.

= Die 9ppbuS=Gpeoimie, tuelbe
in Der &aierne oes in Wtiiblbeim am
9tbein 9arniiunirenoen Snfanterie=
8egiments Wo. 159 ausaebruben lit,
eeipinnt an Serbreitllna.S 3iuei Sol.
oaten linb Der Seuhe bereits erlegen,
unb Der Serfebr BON 9iUiliiten III
Der Salerne lit perbpten poroen.
Nud) in 9eub, aeeenilber uun SDln,
iino 3ppbusfalle conltatirt puroen.
Inter ben Grfranften befinoet lib
audi Elm SffiSier.
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ipiuoung Der gegeniudrti9en Shpie-
ri9feiten in China pun ben Wtdcjter
nngenpnlnlen perben iuirO. Dies
seiet, ipas bisber itets bebauptet
ruurbe, baB Seutidlarl0 in Der bi=
nelilden 9lngeleaenbeit Die perl0n=
lif)e &plitif oes @aiiers befol9t.
Ginioe Der bebeutenben 3eitunaen
perlperfen Elm iulbes Serfabren al5
Der 9iei6suerfaiiun9 5utpioerlar=
fenb. Die y@egen,part" brinat eli
nen pein Yulitifer" unterSeihneten
gtrtifel, lpelher NIT ipl9enoen NDr@
ten lblieBt nGS lit iiberlid bo5e
Belt sur gntl6ei0ung Der 5rage, ub
unler pulitii6es 2eben nod NIT
Hedt perfaiilingsnldBia genannt
iueroen fam, O0er ob mir oem Nbe
lolutisntlls Slltrelben.
= slus 9oren5u OtarQueS miro
bericbtet, oaB lih Der Erdiioent ariiz
ger bprt befin0et, uno Sluar i'm 6aule
oes bulldnbilhen Goniuls HDtt.
Mebrere geanlte Der 3ransuaal=9fe=
eierung befinben lib in Srii9ers Se=
eleitllna. Gs beiBt, Dab &riiger ain
a. Septenber al Soro oes beut=
lden 1nnlpiers y0ersua" nad Gll=
rppa abreilen iperoe.
- Specialoepelhen, luel6e Die
.S6ln. 3te." erbalten bat, meloen,
bnB ale alaiien Der bineiiiden 8e=
p6lterung elauben, Dab Die Gbinelen
Die perbiinoeten 9rlppen beiieet bit
ten.
= Die gluiiiibrung beS nellen
9ritipiels, Die itrengen Serren"
(pon 8lumentbal uno 9aoelbnrg)
lit i'm Berlin uerbpten poroen. ipeil
in Dem Stiide Die iugeuannte .2er
OeinSe" aeqeiBelt miro.
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S,crr Wl. Z. S,iaaiuS,

Der 6eoatteur Der in Seneca. Sus.,
eriheinenoen rgteps" mar lett pie
len Sobreu nit 6ausausiblaa be-
baftet. Seiu Slrst uno teine 9lrses
nei tunnte ibm GrlDiune BON oieiem
uebel peridlaiien. bis er nSudlen 8
grnica Salbe" ompanote. Gr
ld,reibt, bah Siuei Shatteln ibn
uolia beilten. 0ie bette Salbe in
Der g8elt. llnieblbares Wtittel iilr
0autausihlaa. 0eiluna miro aarnns
tirt. 9tur % Gts. 3lI baben bel
z. aalteuer & S0bn. 0ruagilten.
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gNerth ppm MenidemIebem.

Tie hodfsu geribtsboie iiHO nuerOinss nit einer
hrioiu 6raae beitiitiet sepeien = nit oer ben
gssrtb tinss NenideuIsbens ,n cHii6eioen Die
Gniihcisune. ,u oer man geianste mar oab oas
qebsn oss EuItl6HitismcHidsn scnau oas iptrib ii.
mas CT ~ proirnen psrmaa. Ter geroieuit siues
gRsniden bduai gum grOBtm Sbel ppn leiner pbpi'
itsn e5ciunebcii ab. uno es llegt iuimer IN eInsr
gaadl. jene Gage ,u prbeiism AeI Waesn n Der
gRnsitab con G5einnobst nHo Rrait-. 5eoeimann
lam aeiftrrit. lebtait uno eIudlidl ltn, uerans=
aeirsi ieins gerOauuns in normal. Sf is e nitt.
e wiro Sofieiters Dlagsnbiiias hs 10 maten. Vs
psresi bic 9croauuHesorsaue IN ben 3ulano. ole
Nahrune oreenif su pcroonen uuo in a''inllIreli
8sriuhi Is aeesn gertopiuue. Jnoiaeiion, Spss
pspfls t,alenptrqiiiuna. gsbers obu Nlerenletoen.
Us ha, biz ltsim ianijie Sabre lana Naaeneiosn
aebelli, HHo Is eiebt nidis 9lcih @utes. las
edls bot uniere piipot Sieutrmatis an oalie eer
Tlaide
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- 9aiier ,5rans Suiepb bon De-
iterreih bat Elm 3ecret erlaiien. pus
ourd oas llnterbaus oes 0iterreihis
iben Reibsratbes aufael6it pirb
uno ioiurtise Reupablen aneeuronet
tueroen.
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u Nnfunft.
W. s.. & =. 8abm.

Nadl 9acu, Sort @ort6. 7allas. aanias
Gitp, ct. 4ouis uno Chicago. taglid1,
(S. u. & ". y. 9epot) .7:45 Worsens.
giadl gsaco, Sort Nortb. Dallas &C. (ponl
Suniet, 9eppt) .. 500 Gbenos.
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Wulf Ehpre 8ahn.
u hrt.

Abfabrt.
Nad Stpdoole. tdalid). aussenommen
Sonntnes. .S:O0 Sorrt.
Nnfunft
Bon Stodoale, tdelih. auseenommen
Sonntags. s..............3:O 300 Nodlm.
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Nytahmde Optel Sar,
Sit 0ouiton StraBe.
gSm Wsutb, Gigentbiimer.

Wtan iinoet bier eIn por5il9llhes
@las Bier unierer beimiifen Vrnhe'
reien. 8eionoere 9lnertern1ung oers
oienen Die g8eine. Giaarren, Wblsties,
Qiou0re &C. 8ieie Wirtbihaft erfreut
Iih oes ouSaeSeihneten &uies. 81
Den anaeuebmiten gluiertbaltsurten
Der Staot su Sdhlen.
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Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis, aanias Gitp,
Dallas, Sort @orth uno sSaco, taglid)
(Smniet Depot .......... $50 BORN.
Bon gsaco, Sort gSorth. Dallas &c. u.
a. 4 u. y. 9epotl 80. 1920 Nbenos.
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q. u. & u. y. 8abm.
9Ibfa hrt.

g.ad, @alpeiton, SDuiton nno Gueru tag.
lia .S:45 Born.
Nah Corpus Gbriiti. 9lranlas YaB nno
8eenille td9lif. .2:20 gsacbni.
Nad1 Borne mnb aerruille. tdglidl. aus
qenpmnien Sonntags. -. .2:45 Nadm.
Nadl Borne uno aerruille, Sonntags..
.......... -o.oO Quinn.
Antunft.
Bon @alpefon. SouitDn uno @nero tag
lidl ZOO Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nranias Yab nno
8eepille tdelicb. ...........l LOO ytabm.
Bon Borne uno aerrpile. ta9lidl, aus
senommen Sonntaes. !. 1853 Born.
Bon Borne uno aerroille, Sonatags, -.
800 Nbenbs.
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Suutberm Vacific Sabn.

Nad1 Reiu Orleans, Spniton uno Gal.
peitpn td9lih.. ..... l2:O0 gtlttags.
9iacb gl Eaio, Californian nno Werifo
J.Uu SulH.
glab Nurb.5eras. ct. 9onis nno ebica.
90 Katy Flyer 49,. 300 Nbenos.
Nntunft.
Bon Rurb.3eras, st. 9ouis itno Chicago
katy Flyer .......S $3.50 Wforgens.
Spn Ne,u Orleans, Souiton nno Gal
ueItun tdelicb b....4 .4:43 Nad]m.
You 6! 6aio, Californian uno Wtertto
7:30 Nbenos.
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,,@rphmntter's Thee" perid,1mert
ben 1eint. 25e bel alien 1ruaniiten.
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Sic Snpfcrfcit elmer 1Sram

ipuroe fiirslid) ipieber uun SSrou
Sp6n 9ptpline uDn Butter, 3d., ges
seigt, Die iid lett = Sabren in itetem
Sample NIT einem frantbaiten Via
gen beiano. Der iie ibper inter
9tauiea mo llnueroaulibfeit leiben
mahte. glQe Wiittel erlpielen lib
als nubips, bis lie Electric Bit
ters' periuhte. 9tah speimonatli=
dent @ebraube ibrieb tie: sd bin
jebt p61ie gebeilt tuno fann alles elien.
Electric Bitters" 1T ein uursiieli=
der Comic; id babe, ieit6em i6 i'm
aebraucbe, beoeuteno an 8efpibt sli=
aenumnten uno iiible mid frdftiger
als ie suppr. Gr fDroert Die Ser
baiung, beilt 9pspepiie. reist ben
9lppetit rno eiebt neues 2eben. Sour
50Gts. g8iro earantirt. 3u baben
bel 8. 9alteper & Subn, 9rDguilten.
= Die befannte Shriitltellerin
Warie pun Gbner=@i @ihenbad1 lit an
ldBlib ibres 70. @eburtstages BON
Der @iener uniueriitat gum Doctor
honoris cansa ernannt puroen.
5rau BON gbner=g r=gibenbad ltannt
aus 3pislapic in @tdbren. Shrift=
itelleriib bat Tie lib ieit Wiitte Der
Iiebsiger Sabre bemerfbar gema6t.
Grit Wtitte Der ad)tsieer Sabre ersielte
iie nit ibren . .i3ipei Gomteiien" mo
namentlihen ibren mIprf= uno
ShlpBaeifibten" bemerfensmertbe
Grfolae.
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lSrlitt SpoeS.C.Halen.

Serr s. Nt. @arretiun, BON San
stntoniu, Ier., mar lett Sabren
nit slitbma in ieiner i6linmlten
5urnt bebaftet rnlo ertrua unldglibe
Shmersen. Gr nabm. ols nibts
nlebr bali, su DIR. Kings New
Discovery" 3uilubt. oas ibm in
furser Belt nid)t MIR 9inberung oers
idofite. iunbern audi balo u0llig
beilte. Die lpunoerbare Wteoicin 1T
oas einsige Niittel fiir Shwinoiuft,
9litbma. 9unaen=, 0als=, uno 8rllit=
9eioen. 9reis 60 Gts. uno $l.00.
Miro aarartirt. 3u baben bel
+. Salteuer & Subn, Iroalilten.
= Die a5ranti. 3tg. iagt III Ell
mem inlpirirten glrtifel, baB Die
Reibsbanf SbaBarttsnoten miro
ausgeben nliiiien, nm Die gtutbpen-
oigfeit neuer 8egierungs Nnleiben
al nerlnel0elt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-21

lGhCHs
For probate Judge S;las Wright
was unanimously chosen The
"unanimous" business had seeming
ly become something of a chestnut
by this time, for when the motion
was made to put Wright in that
way, litter ran through that part
of the room occupied by the dele
gates,
All Of the important salary Of
fees had now been disposed Of, and
the delegates could have some fun
with those that were left. SO little
chance had been offered heretofore
by the slate, that they accepted the
magnanimous offer of the ring,
and went after the school superin-
tendency with vim. After almost
an hour of eulogistic speeches, dur
ing which Bill Hull took leading
part in supporting Miss Austin, ana
incidentally Strengthened out, or at
tempted to, his former reference to
the "cut and dried" part of the pro-
gram, the nominees were named.
They were M. +. Whitman ana
Maud Austin. On the first ballat
each received 4s votes. On the
second, Marcus won with 8 ma
jority.
For surveyor II. II. Broomhead,
of Bloomington and Bishop Austin
were named. On ballot Broom.
head got SO and the bishop 80, ana
again the Austin family and Liberty
were shut cut.
The farce ended by VIM. Hun
nominating Miss Pernecie Bagley
for cofoner. There was no opposi-
tion 20 her.
NOTES.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-21

1t will be noticed, and it was sew
er&l times stated on the floor of the
convention, that in making up tho
ticket, the offices should be apppor-
toned to the different precincts.
No thoaght seemed to be paid the
nominees fitness. The fact thai
such and such a precinct had nos
been remembered with an Office,
was about the only argument used
Of course there is method in an
this madqess. 1t is to bring sup
port 70 The Legislative ticket. CaG-
didly, the EXAMINER does not be-
lieve a single nominee of the reput,4.
licans will be elected, and some OF
them are well enough qualified, too.
We believe the fight this fall, that
the republican managers will make.
will be for the Legislative end oa
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SnCGTT AS GREASE.
rBOMBSRELL SPRUNG BY J. A.
BAGLEY.
Ehe Ticket tieoded BY President
Vim. t3udge for tbe
E3tdte Senate.
Notes.

Last Saturday at t2 o'clock, the
republican county convention was
+leld at Paris as per call About
'loo delegates and proxies were rep
resented out of a possible ll6 in the
call.
The meeting was called to order
by Chairman Hoge, who m short
speech stated the objects of the
meeting.
After reading the call VIM. L..
Rich was made temporary chair
man and J. II. Wallis and Joe
Shepherd temporary secretaries.
After appointing committees on
order of business, resolutions and
credentials, a recess was taken for
dinner.
Before the convention was called
to order the central committee had
protracted meeting, and many of
the candidates were noticed to be on
the anxious seat, lesta slate was
being arranged. The way nomtna-
tions went through led not few to
believe that their suspicious were
we'll grounded, but the committee
men denied all knowledge8of any
thing of the kind. The EXAMINER
does not pretend to know. A care
ful review of the proceedings is the
best way to judge.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
It was after 2 o'clock when the
chairman raped for order, and
called. for the credentials commit
tees report. It showed 97 entitled
to seats. Some small precincts were
not represented. The report was
adopted after few corrections.
The committee on order of busi-
ness and organization recommended
that the temporary organization be
made permanent, and also mapped
ont the order for nominations all of
which was adopted.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported in brief form. It was
noticed that Senator Shoup's name
nor services were not mentioned in
the resolutions. This was probably
due to the presence of Ex-Gov.
Mcconnell, who sat on the platform
during the convention. It of course
wouldn't do to endorse Shoup and
say nothing about Mcconnelrs last