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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
AUTOMOBILES IN WAR.

zone of the innovations in military
transportation" says the Electrical
World, (which was brought about and
developed largely through our war with
Spain, is the use of the automobile. The
signal corps of the American army has
recently been supplied with electric au-
tomobile wagons for use in the Philip
pines. These wagons are of two
kinds, one to carry the instruments and
materials, and the other to carry the
personnel. The first is built like a
covered ambulance, with rubber tired
wheels, and contains a storage battery
capable of running the vehicle for thir-
ty hours on one charge when carrying
1900 pounds of load. There are 'WO 2yh
horse power motors one in each rear
wheel The maximum speed is about
ten miles an hour. The other wagon
is constructed like a high cart and is
in no other respects similar % the tlrst
Both wagons are fitted with electric
sidelights, and the first also has electric
lights in the interior. Other military
been considered by the military world,
but this is the first actual introduce
ton"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
DIR. PRATT SOUNDS ALARM
THE CITY Is AGAIN BECOMING
INSANtTARY.
Recommends Vigorous Measures in
Remedying acknowledgements Of
Plague is Not Feared.

DR.. Pratt, sanitary officer for the
! Board of Health, sounded the alarm in
report to the Board of Health yester-
day afternoon of increasing insanitary
conditions and made several recommen-
dations, which will almost certainly be
followed out. The outlook for continued
good health 1t not the best, if present
conditions continue.
Behind the report and the move for
a cleaner city is the fear in some quar-
ters of a recurrence of the plague. In
several other cities the plague has re-
appeared i'm about a year after the first
outbreak, and last January physicians
were Of the opinion that there would
again be danger this fall. The disease,
which is the most mysterious in the
world; seems to run in cycles and re-
gains life once year. 1t was this that
made the physicians apprehensive just
after Christmas.
But a change of opinion came with
the sweeping of Chinatown by fire and
the destruction in the same way of
other infected and suspect premises.
The physicians came to believe, and still
believe. that the germs of the disease
were thoroughly and forever destroyed.
This is the view held by DR.. Wood and
Dr. Day. OF the matter DR. Cooper
says: II do not think there is any dam
ger of a recurrence of plague. Locally
was completely wiped out by fire. DR..
Carmichael has a perfect command of
the outside quarantine. SO thoroughly
is his system organized that l consider
it impossible that plague can come In
OF course there is great danger from
rats, but I believe this is being affec
lively guarded against upon the arrival
of vessels from the orient"
In DR.. Pratts report it is recommend
ed that a number of premises be dealt
with vigorously. Among them are:
two houses used as hotels on the mauka
side of Merchant stree Waikiki of
Levers & Cookies lumber yard; a row
of houses on the mauka side of BereJa-
mia street and Eva of Aala road, which
are now much below the established
grade of Beretania street; likewise
other property across the stream from
there. The Hing Chong premises on the
Waikiki side of the Nuuanu stream
three doors above Vineyard street and
Eva of Nuuanu stream and adjoining
the premises of Miss Lucy Peabody he
states, should be filled up at once Sew
eral stagnant ponds makai of the
Catholic cemetery on King street and
extending to Peck's stables and also
Waikiki of the stables ought to be filled
up also.
In his report DR.. Pratt went on to say
that it was his intention to press more
vigorously toward the end of cleanli-
ness all over the city and he wishes the
backing of the Board in his work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
PHONOGRAPH INSTRUCTION.

1t has been proposed to employ the
monograph as an aid in learning for
eign languages. In learning a language
1t is necessary first of all to have the
ear trained to catch and recognize the
sounds, and the only way to accomplish
this is to listen to the continual repeti-
ton of the sounds until the ear becomes
familiar with them. Many persons have
to learn a foreign language without any
aid from a teacher that can speak that
language correctly, and even those that
are so fortunate as to have a competent
teacher cannot constantly have the
teacher at hand. Now 1t is proposed to
have Photographic records of language
lessons; then the student can have the
machine repeat the lesson over and over
again, until he is perfectly familiar
with IT "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
Debility


When the nerves are weak there Is
no telling what may happen. You are
tired all the time, depressed, restless,
and suffer greatly with headache, back
ache, neuralgia, and general discom-
fort. But there is a cure, as Mr.. J.
Elliott, of West Perth, w. A., we'll
knows. He sends us his portrait, and
says:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Lid,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don,
Alliance Marine and General Assurance
Co., Ltd, of London,
Scottish Union National Insurance
Company of Edinburgh,
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Insur-
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, Of Mu-
mich and Berlin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
Announcement !
Remington
Standard
Typewriter

For the convenience of the
general public we have trans
ferred our Remington Type
writer Department" to the
store of the Pacific Cycle &
Manufacturing Co., Ehlers
Block, Fort Street.
An experienced Typewriter
Repairer has full charge of
this business and quotations
on new machines or estimates
ON repair work on any class
OF typewriters will be cheer
fully furnished upon applica
ton at the Pacific Cycle &
Manufacturing Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

The Bank buys and receives for col.
lection Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts q
general banking business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank.
INTEREST ALLOWED.
On fixed deposits for IL months, ( per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for months, ~ per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for 8 months, Per
cent per annum.
Interest Allowed by the Head Office at
Yokohama.
On current deposits, 2-10 sen per day.
On fixed deposits for IL months, 81 per
cent per annum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-20
THE RIGHT KIND OF A CAR.

1t would be quite appropriate for the
Tammany ice-trust stockholders to
travel to Kansas City in a refrigerator
car.-St Paul Pioneer Press.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
Gnatanb Fam nun niAt mebr
fdlfdeu.

Die 2eeune beS beuti6en transatlan'
tii6sn 8absls 1T slidli4 au Gnos &C.
flbrt tporbsn. Ser 8~abeloampfer truI
am Wontas, ben 81. 9ueui, 8ormit'
tags 9 lbr auf Der 8bebe BON Sapal Elm
un6 madts ii1 ipfort baran, bic an'
i&IuBpsrbinbuns bsrsuiteaen. bic nur oa'
bur1 cine 8srsOserun9 e%rlitt. eab bas
bsreits Gnbs Rai i'm 8oraus seleets
nfsrenbe bon 90 Wsilsn an elmer BOis
bsfsIiet sstpsisn mar uno oiefe SOi'
Iib bon benz Babel Iosserihen bate.
Die ,.Nnelia" mubte infOl8eoehsn Suerit
baS bon Retp gort eeIsste Saupttabel
an elmer 8oie %berantern, UNI oas perlo'
rem sseanssns ~lfsrenbe pisosr auf3uiu.
den. Dies ipurbe am 9ienftag, ben
%. Ausuit, bstpertiteaiBt, tpOrauf cine
8~srbinbuns spii6en benz Sauptfabel unb
benz nfsrsnbs berseifslt tpuroe uno aus
benz neuen bsutidsn Babel cine our68eb'
enbe 2inie bon Nstp Oort mad Sapul
unb bon 5upul nab Gmoen ber8efelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
@apne Gpuutp.

Snnrsbale. -Srau Marsaret S4ir,
ner ftarb am 6reitae in Der 8obnuns
ibrer To1ter, Srau 2ippert su gaines.
i'm alter bon 76 Sabren an aIgemeinsr
Sdpade unb tpurbe am Sonntag beer.
oiet.-gin 6 Monats alter Sobn Der
@beIsute Senrp S~oeentamp bon clinton
erlas am 9Onneritae Der ainberdOIera
unb tuarb am 5reitas beieeiebt.-Der in
6rant S%bertpooo's Sbeune beibdftige
8aui6reiner Sorace Warib fieI am 5rsi.
tag bon elnem 9eriit unb erbieIt Elm &c.
bro&enss SduIterblatt uno psrIsbtss
RIdsrat. Die Dsmofratsn bes gouns
ties ftelten am Montas folsenbes 3idet
auf: Reptdientanten, 2eopolb 5drtb bon
bier unb Sobn .. Bremen bon YIeas
FAINT Wount; @onsreB, s. .. 9adarO
bon BRADFORD county, inbofirt; Suip
Gommifdr, O.. ID. Dibble.-Serr unb
Srau Sranf @enissr tpurben am Der.
fOhenen Sonntas in ibrer WObnuns oa,
bier uuf cine isbr ansenebme Weiie ibsr'
rui&t, inoem sur Seier bes 80. Sabres'
taees ibrer 8~srmdbIunB ftp cine isbr
srObs SreunOssi6aar bel ibnen Elm.
itelte unb bic @eIesenbeit fstIid besins.
Nuber bieiisen Sreunben tparen nod
ioI6s bon DiIfess Barre, Scranton,
Gbsrrp Ribse unO @blie Drills anpeienO
unb baB fe nidt leer anfumen, beipiss
bic bubble AuSipabl bon @eibenten, bic
GERM unb 5rau @snieer iberrsidt muir.
ben. Brof. George Did ~lieferte sur
n%nterbaItuns Der 9dite bic Dtuiif unO
Der Gag psrflOs fur uae antpeienoen sur
su idnea. @ir eratuliren Serrn unb
Srau @enieer ebenfaQs bersli6ft su BET
9slsssnbeit unb boffen, bab ie nod
LANCE SABRE unter unS tpeiIen m6sen.-
Ssrr aIoiS Ruppert unb SRI. gnna Ne.
8rssorp. bsibe befannte unb eeahtete
iunss 2eute BON Wbite Drills, tpurben
am perfIofensn Donnertas in Der bieii'
gen Osutiden fatb. air6e bur& Bfasrsr
DaHelfamp su einem slidIiden @bepaars
einssieenet. 8ieIe 9dfte Der nmessenb
batten fid su Der @sremonie ein9siteat
unO tpobnten uu8 benz ~foleenOsn SO&'
ssiisi9maus i'm Sauie Der 8rauteltern ;u
Wbits NiQs bel. Sinsr Der Iufisten
anpefenben @dfte mar Serr Sobn s.
Riebl bon Scranton,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
Nprb Scrautpu.

- Sic Sapusa Mine Der g., 8. &
W. @ompanie, bic felt tpei Wonatsn
;tpedS nOtbieen 8sparaturen eefdIoHen
mar, nabm am 9ientas iuieber ben Be-
trieb auf.
- Ser GIarm bon 2aifen II ssftern
Na&miitae tpurbe bur@ einen unbebeu'
tenben 8ranb bintsr Der 8. & $. Ma'
i&inenperttdtte an Oh Mariet Strabe
rerurfa4t.
- Sarpep Sobnfon bon Grace Str,
ber in Der Sidion Nine ansefeQt tpar,
ID am Sreita8 oaielbf in elmer aammer
bur6 cine 9robe Selsmafe perfddttert
tporbsn unb mar tobt, ais feline Mitar'
better i'm mad anbuItenber Grbeit bon
Der WuRs befreit batten.
- BARNEY @eSusb, Elm @sfansener
Der an Der @de bon Waibineton unb
electric 9lpenuss ;ur SiraBsnberbeFer'
une bsnust tpurbs, mabte am Bonner.
flag einen Sludtperiu6. pur6e aber
tpieber er8rifen, nudbem CT bic 26nse
bon ie4s 8lod 3uriid8eIeat bate.
= gu fribsr StunSe am Samftas
Morsen tpuroe bas Waidinenbaus, oas
in 8erbinbune nit ber Warpine Wins
benuBt tuurOe, burd Elm Ssusr ssrit6rt;
bas @ebduoe ftanb in benz Seloe stpii1er
benz Country Stub unb Gbroop unb mar
@isentbum Der o. & 5. Gompanie.
8m, 8rpant bon court Strabs
unb Elm 4nsefteGter Der Scranton Ofens
merle. ipuroe am Samfasu UNI Mitterna4l
an 9enn Npenue unb 2inben Strabe,
ais er fur einen 8abnpaeen partete, bon
einen furbisen 6rau UNI feline 85rie, bic
cine erbbsre Summe 8eIb entbieIt, er.
Iei1tert unb aIs er isinsn 8erIuit be'
merfte, berfolste er bic Diebin bis sul
Wiflin apsnue. mo id elm Sanbss.
menss nit ibr um ben 8siib Der 8brit
entipann, in tpeIdem bic Srau Bryant
NIT einsm flsinen Dolde mebrere WaIC
am &dden uno an Der redten Sano Der.
lebte. Ser Mann bemertte in Der Nuf.
resuns ni6t feline 8erIesunsen unb eri
ais Der 8lutperIuft ibn i6pd1te, eeibat
bieS. Mebrere Wdnner, bic ben 8or,
gang bemsriten, ftanben umber, BIZ
8rpant in cine Obnmadt berfiel uno ali
iie 'ibm bann 8eiitanb leiiteten. Der
ftipano bic Sarbiss unbebell8t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06

Roti1 Bidder, Belt, Auittuna unt Srtu
Bidder, ale SVrttn Hnb 8rbbsu, bic alHntur.
fen StyIg ts
4 Gents.
Ginfaas Gsbar Slstfiftt i~pstielsr @trfaut
IL fur @ Gents.
Dirpr, eagle unb anbtrt STANDARD gIsiIifr,
regular Su 5 Gents p~frfauft, pfresu bier psr.
fault fir
4 Gents ieber.
8sberbaItsr, bret Ruftr, ~ ie 1 Gent ; aOrf
pesr Sprf unb Summit SpiBsn,
Seber 4 Gents.
StisfsrtafeI @rtfsL bUIJbsbsdt I&sdissr
8iniib, brs6fu nitt,
Seber A Gent8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
e6reibmaterial nnb e6nl &orrdt6e

Nir bensnnen bisie NrtifsI ettpas {
setubbnIi9 cine SoIftdnbiss 2inis an Sar
feinsn Mitbepsrbsr.
GuuSsrts, a, 5 unt Ct, 25 i'm padtt fir
A Gents.-25O fur 80 GentS.
gbOtU Gpusnt.-bei&iBt Cure SiIbr btin
gtrftnbsn it
3 unb a Gents.
Perfection, 8Iambsdu, Cocoa unb anbsrs g..
Der Tablets, Iinirrt ubsr sinfa&, ale @rpBsu, ir
A Gent8.
8ppIsrap unb ersal Gap papifr. tbtnfp 9iI.
LIT pnpier, tpsib pttr rabmfarbis, 100 Spssn,
A GentS.
Competition Bidder, papptfdel unb papin
Ginbaub, Iinisrt, Satiu 6iutib papirr, suspabL
A Gents.
8Istfift SabIsts, auf sutsni papirr Iinifrt i
$50 SOesu. %farbissr @inbanb, is
4 Sents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
S6reaH6es Sabuunslhd Bel
0atfieIo, "a.

9reissbn Bsrionen DsrIoren ibr asbsn
unO uber 30 purOen perIebt bel elmer
GoaiFon. bic fi& SOnntaB WOrssn auf
Der 8stIsbem.3 peiebabn Der 9biIaoeI'
pbia unb 8eaOins 8abn bel Saifelb,
9a., 81 NsiIen bon philadelphia, spi'
i6en einem greurfions' 3use unb einem
Nild. 3uss %sreieuete. Ssr grcurfions.
8us beftanO aus ssbn @asscns unD bill.
bette bic erfte AbtbsiIuns elmer @rcuriion,
bic bon Gintpobnern aus Bethlehem, vi.
Ientoipn unb ben umIiesenoen Orti6aften
mad atlantic Gitp usranitaItst iporOen
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06

bic 8eree unb nabm ibnsn bic @sfana.
enen tpieber ab.
SsiBer &f Sci 9pbsn.
burg.
Sen. Butler retosnoscirte Sonntaa
bic Boiition Der 9ursn auf ben 2pben.
burg beberridenben 8ergen. Gen. 30.
tho bate fib borber nit atpeitauisnb
Diann ben 8uren an9efhloHen. pelGs
ben BoB tuiten. Die 8uren srDfneten
nit ibren brei er6Bten @siddssn, ben
Song CONS" Seusr auf bic g~neldnber
uno ieBten bafelbe ben sansen Tag fort.
Die Gneldnber battsn bisber MUIR esrinse
8erIufte.
8srmif8te Radri9tsn.
@barIes @iaiams, Elm bstannter ena.
lif6er Militdri6riflitsQsr. erfldrt, bab
2oro Hoberts ourh 2oro WoIielep ober
8eneral 8ulernsp abeelbit psrbsn
tpirb.
SIN Sdoafrifa 1T bic grbitteruns
8e8en Aaes, mas bic eneIii1e Sprabe
fpritt. ibon 10 8roB eetporben. bab neu.
srl,ter Nelbuns sufoIse bic bort leben.
ben 4msritaner iebt b~eionbere Ib3si1sn
lra8en, muir um BEN bortigen BubIifum
fofort bemerfli6 su MAIDEN. baB fe Slime.
titaner uno feline @neldnber iinb.
8arI b. Dupans f1ilbert i'm ,,SsibsI.
berger 1aseblutt'', bnb bic Dsutiae pie
pilOe 2biere bon britti1en Solbaien elm.
sefansen ipurben unb ibre eefammte
Sdbe, einidlicblid @elb unb Wdi6e,
surddlafen muBten.
Dem oeutfden @oniuI 8. Gsls in SO.
bannesburspito porsenorfen ba6 er se8en
bic miferable 8ebanoIung ieiner 2anbss
lsute ni6t enereifb eini6ritt, irobeem
er lbnen emf Dor 8ursem Stubbriefse.
blbren berebnst bate.
9ie britiiden @sfaneenen ,u Wouit
9eea6t Qiest btlid BON Der giIenbabn
na1 Wa4aoaoorp) iino bon ben 8uren
frei8e8eben tporben unb bsfinbsn iib auf
benz Warid mad BaIterpaIbousn bel
Ra4aoabOrp, no iie iid nit 9orb Ru.
berts' Gruppsn psreinieen tuoIen.
9rdiiOent 8rdesr unb General 8otba
limb bon Relipruit tpsiter mad 2~pbenbura
aufsebro6en. Braiioent Stepn. Der fi&
bel benz Sransbaal'Seer befinbst, iol
per9ebenS oarauf eeoruneen baben, bab
bic Buren iih ben 8riten bel Barbsrion
snteeeenteaen. Do4 1T ss bon p~ornberein
nlht In Sotba's Blan gslsgen, BEL Nas
baoaeorp erniIibsn Wibsritano ,u lei.
item; er mill pielmeby 2orb 8oberis unb
pas eneliiGe Sauptbser iief in bic i6per
paRirbaren Sereseeenoen bes Rorboitens
loden unb bon bort aus ben @~ueriqatriea
UNI 10 enersif&er fortfsssn. 2leine
8uren' 4btbeilunBen erseben ii1 faf
tdelid, absr baS @ros bat nit Der Ar.
tiderte Robsrts' 8eriu4, es 3u umsingsIn,
tpleesr bsreitelt uno III re1tSeitig abgssos
gen. gtpa S~tpeitauieub britiIGer @e.
fansenen tpuroen BON General Sren4
bsfreit, reip. bon ben Buren, frsissIafsn.
2orb 8obsrts t%eIssrapbirt BEN 2riess,
amt: ,.8elfaf. l. Sept. SD babe auf
Sruno mir bon Der 8bniein am 4. SuIi
ertbeilteu 8OQma&t bic 9lntdneisung
erlahen, bab Der 2ranspaal,S taat bins
fort einen Ibsil bsS britii1sn Rsitss
bilben tpirb."
Suren.4 bibeilunssn unter 3ommanbo
bon SouriI, 8rabler. 8smmsr unb Safs
unb 200 bon 3berons Spdbern
bela8ern ieBt 2aopbranb. befsn @arni.
fi9 IN GROCER 8ebrdeniB bsfinbsn
lou unb pubri&einlid sur nsbsrsabs es.
,tpun8sn iein pirb. psnn ni&t balb QUITE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
Neme Mnsei9em.


Der Undergraduate ;sist BEN bmtl9sn publi.
fun bon nab une Urn t~esbtnff an, baB Ct bic
Wtribibaft bee Ssrrn @tprst Rtbr In Siblty
tanfitb Iibtrnpmmsn bat. StesImann pire bic
etfftn @strdnfs Gisarrtn unb ,upOrfommtnehs
S%sptsnuns BET mir perfnetn. 9s tmPfsbIt f&
btlftns. ptuTt 1rauffsr 0Birtb,
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Su berfaufen :

Gin nsuss, aus a6t !3immnu btRtbtnhts
Wobnbaus nit mUesrntn Ginridunstn, ppls
tet NIT 6rutibduneH, RaitnpIaB une tintm
LbUntn 9ar.s en-. Seiitnpret unp alss pca.
ltaneis. @ins i&Sut Stimatb fir tins Gami.
lie, In guitr WaHbnrftdft unb BEN bfftn 5bsilt
Der Staet stltssn. prtts S 5000, Gin 5ttfl fam
lfsbtn blsibsn. Ndberss pirp In Der ,WpHsn-
Sfiet btiauni armatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-06
8anlpt III p~erfaufen,

sslsssu nabs Der Sdstnfabrif tn br 10. Darb.
ttipte N~nSabIuus, ptun 9tnanp bausn mill ;
etr Sslf fam lftbfn bItibtH. Na6wfastn In
ettisr SHies. ba
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-14
He Owes His Life to the Forethought
of a Companion.

While on a camping trip in Webster
county, Mr. S. I. Stump of Norman
town, W. Va, had a severe attack Of
bloody fiux. He says: Il firmly be-
lieye that 1 owe my life to the fore
thought Of one Of the company who
had taken along a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" Moral-Procure bottle Of
this remedy before leaving home. II
cannot be obtained when on a hunting,
fishing or prospecting trip. Neither
can it be obtained while on board the
cars or steamship and at such times
and places it is most likely to be need
ed. The safe way is to have it with
YOU. Thousands of travellers never
leave home on a journey without it.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson, Smith {: Co., general agents
Territory of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-14
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Millinery st cost at Mrs Hanns's.
Cleveiands require less repairs than
any other wheel Quality does IL
l. Aioua Was granted a light wine
and beer license yesterday for Hama,
Mani
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hustaee we're in
San Francisco when last heard from.
preparing to go east
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Morrison OF
Kauai returned 10 the islands from the
mainland on the China
George Roenitx OF Hackfeid 4 Co. ne
turned on the China yesterday. He
WIS away abouttvo months
William Lewis, formerly a clerk At
H. ]. Notes. vas married last evening
TO Miss Eliza Houghtailing-
". s. Withers. president Of the Stock
Yards Company. returned on the China
after an extensive trip east
Subscribers to The Republican who
fail to receive their paper regularly
should notify this office by phone Main
2ls.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Gilman arrived in
Honolulu on the China yesterday Mr..
Gilman is half-brother OF J. A. Gill
man of this city
Mrs. J. W. Yarndley. accompanied by
her mother and brother. arrived on the
r. 7. Rithet and will take up her resi-
deIce on Emma street
Mrs. Haalelea has returned home
from visit to the mainland, much i'm
proved in health. She spent three
months at Long Beach. Cal.
Pleurisy was the cause of the death
of the native woman that was found
dead at Waikiki. and upon whose body
an autopsy was held Wednesday
Ernst Wodehouse and wife were at
the Occidental hotel. San Francisco.
when the China sailed. They will not
return to the islands for some time.
Mrs. William Haywood. wife of the
collector of United States internal
revenue, returned from the coast or til
China yesterday, accompanied by her
two children.
Mrs W. c. Wilcox had intended re-
rning to Honolulu by the China, but
at The list moment changed her mind
and VII remain in San Francisco until
the first steamer in October.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-14

BROwN-DODD-In this city, Septen-
her II, 1900 at the residence Of Mr..
Brown, Young street. BIZ the Rev. h.
II. Parker, James Brown and Mira.
01ooe Dodd-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-01-20
THE PRIZE MONEY CASES.
Ehc Attorney General Files His An
sNcr Denying the Claims of
Dewey mud sampson.

Washington, Jan. l6.-Attorney-
General Griggs has filed his answer in
tn" supreme court Of the District OF
CoIrmbia, in the proceedings for prize
money for captures at Manila bay hy
Admiral Dewey. The attorney gen
era asks that the case he referred 10
a commissioner and that Admiral Dew
ey, his officers and crew, and also the
United States may have leave to take
testimony.
The attorney general comedies that
a state of war existed, but denies that
the squadron under Dcwcy's command
captured the Spanish cruisers lsla de
Cuba, Isla de Lu2on and Don Juan de
Austria. These vessels, he says, were
sunk during the engagement He asks
for fuller information in regard to 9th
er points, and says although some cap
lures of property were made, such cap
ture does not authorize its condemns
tion as prize to Dewey and his men,
The attorney general has also filed a
similar answer in the case of Admiral
Sampson and the destruction of Ger.
yera'S fleet.
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PRONE TO EXAGGERATE.
This Tendency Of Americans Affords
Amusement to an Eng
lish Writer.

Americans are not notable for their stric
adherence to the truth, but their exaggera
tons are so manifest that they cannot bt
fairly accused of lying. William Archer, ar
English author has recently written boob
in which he gives some characteristic exam
piles. of this trait. He very properly classes il
as American humor"
"On board one of the Florida steamboats,
which have to be built with exceedingly light
draught to, get over the frequent shadows oil
the rivers" he relates, IAN Englishman &C
costed the captain with the remark: L un
derstand, captain, that you think nothing Of
steaming across a meadow where there:
been a heavy fall of dew Wen, i don't
know about that replied the captain, 'buI
its true we sometimes have to send mar
ahead with a watering pot Again, a south
ern colonel was conducted to the theater &c
see !Salvini's 'Othello.' He witnessed the
performance gravely, and remarked at the
close: That was a mighty good show, and
l don't see but the coon did as well as any
OF en- A third anecdote that charmed
me was that Of the man who, being invited
to take q! drink, replied: No, no, solemply
promised my dear, dead mother never to
touch a drop, besides, boys, it's too early In
the morning; besides, I've just had one. ',--
Chicago Chronicle,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-01-20
LATE ADVICES FROM CEBU.
4 sharp Fight in the SudIcon Noun
tnins in which the Insurgents
Were Routed.

Manila, Jan. 13.-Advices from Cebu
report a sharp fight, on January 8, be.
tween q battalion of the Nineteenth
infantry and a body of insurgents oc.
copying strong position in the Sud
leon mountains. The enemy was rout.
Cd, the Americans capturing a smooth,
bore cannon, some rifles and DESTROY
ing the Notifications. Four Americans
were wounded.
Tie insurgent general, Flores, hav-
ing established a rendezvous with 100
lnen at Humingan, province of Nucva
Niscaya, Capt. Benson, with two troops
OF the Fourth cavalry, was sent to dis.
lodge Linn. The insurgents were scat.
tered, their horses captured and the
position was burned, the Americans
sustaining no losses.
The American forces yesterday or.
cuDied Magallanese province of Cavite
capturing 20 insurgents, including @
colonel.