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mtreu against me person OF my rrus,y
representative and has taken him from
us. The ministers of the other powers
hover between life and death, and with
them comrades sent for their protection.
1t may be that while | speak they have
already fought their last fight.
"The German flag has been insulted
and the German empire treated with con-
tempt. This demands exemplary punish
ment and vengeance. Events have NOV
ed with frightfuf rapidity and have be-
come profoundly grave and still gravcr.
Since | called you to arms what hoped
to effect with the help of the marine in
fantry has now become difficult task
which can only be fulfilled with the help
Of the serried ranks of all civilized states.
This very day the commander of the
cruiser squadron has asked me to con
slider the dispatch Of a division. You will
have to face an enemy who are no less
courageous than yourselves and trained
by European officers. The Chinese have
learned the Use of European weapons.
THANK God, your comrades of the
marine infantry and my navy, when
they have encountered them, have proved
true to the old German battle cry. They
have defended themselves with glory,
have won victory and have done the duty
committed to them.
Il now send you out to avenge the
wrong and i'll. Do not rest until the
German flag, joined to-those of the other
powers floats triumphantly over China's
flag and until il has been planted on the
walls Of Peking to dictate peace to the
Chinese. You will have to maintain good
comradeship with all the other troops
whom you will come in contact with over
yonder. Russians, British and French,
all alike, are fighting for one common
cause-for civilization. We must bear in
mind, too, something higher-namely, our
religion and the defense and protection
Of our brothers out there, some of whom
stake their lives for the Saviour. The
flags which here float above you go under
fire for the first time. See that you bring
them back to me clean and stainless and
without spot. My thanks, my prayers
and my solicitude go with you."
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Closing prioes:
General Markets.

New York, July 3.
FLoUR-State and western steadier without
change or important activity; Minnesota patents,
$4.65a5 10; winter straights, $3.90a4.l0; winter
extras, SO. 75a3.15; winter patents S4.25a465
WHEAT-Stronger and more active this morn
ing on higher cables, firm northwest markets and
general covering by yesterdays short sellers
RYE-Dull; state, 61a62c; No. western,
65iac., I. o. b., afoat.
CORN-Strong and higher on renewed cash de-
mand firm cables and the jump in wheat.
oATS-Inactive, but firmly held with wheat;
track, white, state, SO1kaS5c. track, white, west
ern, 29a30hc.
poRK-Firm; mess. sisals75; family, s1s.15s
1850
LARD-Firm; prime western steam, 7.12Ikc.
BU1TER-Steady; state dairy. 16als1sc.; cream.
cry, 17alehc.
CHEEsE-Firm; large white, 9Ac; small white.
exc.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylvania, at msrs.
ISal5c.; western, loss of, 131ss14hc.
SUGAR--Raw strong; fair refining, aNc.; cen.
trifugal, o6 test, 4Ac.; refined higher; crushed,
e.Soc.; powdered, &c.
TURPENTINE-Firm at 46isa4Tc.
M0LASSES-Firm New 0rIeans, 4&s55c.
RICE-Firm; domestic, 4hasMc.; Japan, &ks
AHc.
TALLow-steady; city, 41sc-; country. 4Ma
4%o.
HkY-stesdy; shipping Tosroo; good to choicc.
soss1,sc.
Job Printing AZ .IHn SUN.
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The Porto Rican Budget.

San Juan de Porto Rico,. July 3.-The
insular budget for 1900-1901 has been
published. The estimated receipts, based
on last year. are $2,014,60S and the ex-
penditures $1,98i, ,645, close margin.
The salaries of the governors office
amount to $1,000; the secretary's, $685.
$40, with $1,000 in incidentals; insular
police, $50 men, $203, 1850; attorney gem
erals, $12,518; judiciary, United States
district, supreme and five municipal Of
fees, $167,9O0; contingent expenses.
$194, ,420; board of prison control, $103,-
2S4; commission to compile and revise
the laws. $23, 900; treasurer's Office, $780,
40; collectors of internal revenue, $751;
600.
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Strike May Not BE Over.

st. Louis, July 3.-There was great re-.
joicing throughout the city when it was
announced that the st. Louis Transit
company and the strikers grievance COM
mittee had come to an agreement and
that the strike that had been on for just
eight weeks had been declared off. There
seems to be hitch in the matter, how
ever. 1t develops that many Of the
strikers are not pleased with the agree
ment signed by their grievance commit
tee. They assert that the committee had
no final authority to call off the strike.
The 20 striking street car men who
were arrested at the posse barracks i'll
Washington avenue June 10, when dep
uty sheriffs shot and killed several of
their companions, have been indicted by
the grand jury.
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IN WASHINGTON.
Some Hope Found In Fact That Chi
nese Are Not Using Cannon.

nese Are Not Using Cannon.
Washington, July 3.-There has been
no change here regarding the Chinese
situation. No orders have gone out look
ing to the dispatch of increased forces.
and beyond eablegram from Consul
General Goodnow at Shanghai, reciting
in brief the points of the news brought
to Shanghai by the messenger from Sir
Robert Hart and conveyed at greater
length in the press dispatches, nothing
has been added to the information al
ready possessed by the government re-
specting the situation in Peking.
There is disposition to take some
comfort out of the statement that can
non are not being used against the lega-
tions. This is regarded as indicating that
the first wild burst of fanatical rage has
spent itself and that the Boxers are
now acting in more reasonable manner.
The date of the Picking dispatch, how
ever, June %, eight days back, leaves
ground for grave apprehension as to what
has occurred there since.
1t has been discovered by the navy de-
partment that Lieutenant Albert l.. Key,
our naval attache to Peking, is safe out
side of the capital and in Tokyo, to which
place he also is accredited.
The sun., 1900-07-04
SOUTH AFRICA NEWS.
Roberts Reports That Hunter and
Macdonald Have Joined Forces.

London, July 3.-The following dis
patch has been received at the war Office
from Lord Roberts:
"Pretoria, July 3.-Gcneral Hunter
reached Frankfort July / without oppo-
sitiOn, and Macdonald joined him there
yesterday. He found two men of the
Seaf0rths and 1S of the Derby militia in
the hospital. They had been well treated
by the Boers.
"Methuen reports from Paardekraal,
on the HeilbrOn- KroOnstadt road, that he
has captured the commander of De Vets
scouts, two other prisoners and Andeies
Vessels, the head of the Afrikander
bond"
The war office has received the follow
ing dispatch from General Butler:
'Standerton, July 3.-Clery occupied
Greyingstad yesterday night without OPP
position, Int met with good deal of
sniping There were four or five casual
ties"
The American hospital ship Maine has
reached southampton with another batch
of wounded soldiers from South Africa.
A distinguished party, including Princess
Louise, Lady Randolph Churchill and
Meslames Blow, Ronalds, Adair and
Chamberlain, met her in the Solent.
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

which is at present the most conspicuous
monument in the harbor of New York,
Liberty Enlightening the World To-
day the ladies' of America present to the
former ally Of the United States a statue
of him who was the highest personifca-
ton of liberty, the immortal Washing
ton.
"The founder of the American republic
was always the faithful friend of France.
These flags, which blend so harmonious
ly on this occasion, are the symbol of the
traditional friendship by which the two
countries are united. May they never
fail to recall the early alliance cemented
on the field of battle by the blood shed in
common for the same cause"
Consul General Gowdy made the
formal presentation, and the French min
lister of foreign affairs, NJ. Delcasse, ac-
cepted in behalf of France. Colonel
Charles Chaille Long delivered an grafton.
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Fifth Race-Full course. The In
pendence steeplechase handicap.
Two Bali Games Today.

The Brownson will plsy two games to-
day at Union street grounds, one at 10
o'clock in the morning and the other at
8 o'clock in the afternoon, with the
strong Hamilton club of Philadelphia.
The team will be strengthened by the ad-
dition of Pitcher Burns, who made a
record with the Atlantic City and Ches-
ter clubs last year; and also by left and
right fielder. Kenney will pitch in the
afternoon. The Hamilton team is COM
posed of fast players and the sport should
be interesting. The batting order will be
as follows:
Brownson-Stackhouse, 3b.; Stannard,
CT; Connor, c.; Jordan, IT,; Murray, lb.;
Baker, 2b.; Harris, rf.; Maloney, ss.;
Kenney, p; Burns, p.
Observation-Disclosures, c.; Carrall, II.
Wood, 1b.; Mcmahon, ss. Lord, 2b.;
Roney, 3d.; Wilson, CT; and p.; Tracey,
p.; and IT,; Kiker, rf.
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The Rough Riders Reunion.

Oklahoma City, o. T., July 3.-Gov-
ernor Theodore Roosevelt arose early.
and after breakfast with General Metcalt
of the Twentieth Kansas, Paul Morton
and few other guests in Mr.. Morton's
private car the governor began to put
in his time exchanging greetings with his
old comrades. Everybody in town, and
it is estimated that besides the popula-
ton of $1,000 there are 10000 strangers
within the city's, gates, seemed anxious
to meet Oklahoma City's distinguished
guest and grasp his hand. Indians, cow
boys, regular army men and rough riders
were his constant attendants throughout
tha day
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WILLIAM b. CURTIS.

perienced athletes, lost their lives on the
Crawford bride path. Their bodies were
found BY the members of the Appalachi-
an Mountain club, now at the summit
for their annual field meeting.
Mr.. Curtis was formerly one of the
best known athletes in America, acting
as referee at nearly all intercollegiate
sports and amateur athletics for many
years, and was one of the founders of the
New York Athletic club.
He was an expert mountain climber.
Ormsbee, a member of the Crescent A.
A. of Brooklyn, was an expert athlete.
The sun., 1900-07-04
MAYOR INDICTED.
Bills For Conspiracy Found Against
Syracuse's Executive.

Syracuse, July 3.-The grand jury con-
nected with the extraordinary term of
the supreme court, Justice Wilmot M.
Smith presiding, which was appointed
by Governor Roosevelt to investigate
charges of municipal corruption, ETC., has
reported to the court.
Two bills for conspiracy in paying ac-
counts from wrong funds were reported
against Mayor James X. Mcclure. Fif-
teen aldermen were likewise indicted
upon the same charge, and one alderman
was indicted upon one OF the conspiracy
charges. Ten of the aldermen were ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. with per-
mission to withdraw the plea and demur.
Bail was fxed at $1,000 in each case,
the aldermen being permitted to go upon
their own recognisances until all arraign-
ments have been made.
The sun., 1900-07-04
THE OREGON AFL0AT. - ..s..s.
Wrecked BattIeship Moves Safely on
the Chinese Rocks.

Washington, July 3.-The navy de-
partment was gladdened when the fol-
lowing press dispatch was received:
Shanghai, July 3.-The United States
battleship Oregon, which ran ashore off
the island of Hoo-Kie, in the Miao-Tao
group, So miles northwest Of Chefu, June
%, has been fioated off and is expected
to reach Port Arthur safely"
A cablegram received at the navy de-
partment from Lieutenant Key, dated
Tokyo, says: Russian dock at Port Ar
thur is TOO small for Oregon to enter"
The dispatch conveyed the first news
that Key was not at Peking, where he
was naval attache. The Oregon, it is
now said. will have to be docked at
Nagasaki. This is considered very un-
fortunate, as Nagasaki is nearly 300
miles away from the Oregon's present
postiOu
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indiana Judge a Suicide.

Terre Haute, Ind, July S.-Judge
Thomas b. Long, a thirty-third degree
Mason and past grand master Of the In
diana grand lodge, +. and A. M, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in the
head. Dependency Is given as the cause,
Judge Long for many years was chair.
man of the committee on correspondence
of the grand chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons and was personally known By every
nsonainent Maseu in the United States.
The sun., 1900-07-04
Anti-imperiaIist Conference.

Chicago, July g. -Anti-imperialists
throughout the country will meet in con-
ference at indianapolis next month and
take steps toward defining their attitude
in the coming campaign. The national
executive committee of the league in ses-
sion here accepted the invitation of In
dianapolis,, and Aug. Is the conference
will be called to order. The official call
for the conference will not be sent out
until after the Democratic national con
vention at Kansas City has concluded its
brainesa
The sun., 1900-07-04
sheepshead Bay Races Yesterday.

Special to The Sun.
First-6F. Killashandra (Odom) to
10, lst; Richard j (McCue) no second
money; Commander Miller (Hager) no
third money. Time, LABS. Motanic
and Mesmerist scratched.
Second-1M. Kamara (Shaw) 8, 1st:
Peaceful (R. Murphy 2, End; Leedsville
(Brennan) 5 to 5, 3rd. Time, LAO 3-5.
Andronicus, Survivor. Lady Massey
scratched.
Third-Futurity Course. Rolling Boer
(Patten) %, 1st; Guiding Star (McCue)
/ to 2. I'd; DR.. Barlow Ballard) no third
money. Time LA.
Fourth = I'm. Clarentus (Shaw)
added, 8, 1st; Imp (Odom) to 5, I'd;
Greyfeld (MitchelD to 2, Sd. Time
l.54. Decanter, Jack Point, Coburg,
Lady Uncas scratched.
Fifth-5F. Flara (Shaw) %, 1st; Annie
Thompson Henry to 5, Cd; Queen
Pepper (Rutter) even, Sd. Time 1.Ol As.
About scratched.
Sixtn-l9M. Jack Point Henry %,
lst; Mcleod of Dare (McCue) even, I'd;
Decanter (Turner) no third money. Time
2.34 l-5. Lady Massey scratchen.
The sun., 1900-07-04
HEw WASHINGTON STATUE.
dwelling of the Gift OF American
Women to France.

Paris, July 3.-The ceremonies con-
nected with the unveiling of the eques-
trian statue of Washington, the gift Of
"An Association of American Women
For the Presentation of Statue Of
Washington to France" were conducted
according to programme and under ia
vorable circumstances. Sousa's band was
in attendance. The United States embas-
sador, General Horace Porter, presided
and delivered an address. He said in
French:
Fifteen years ago large number of
the people of France, animated by their
friendship for America, sent there the
imposing statue executed by Bartholdi,
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want Boy sI.yer Reprieved.

Stamford, Conn, July 3.--Within a
few days there will be placed in the
hands of Governor LOunsbury petitions
asking for the reprieve Of Charles B.
Cross, the boy slayer Of Mrs. King at
The Farms. who is under sentence ;of
death, which will be in some respects
the strongest and most remarkable ever
presented to governor Of this state
asking for executive clemeney. The Pc
titioners ask for the interference Of Gov
erncr Lounsbury so that the case may
again be presented to the board Of par
Iona or to the general assembly.
The sun., 1900-07-04
Tho Kh.dixe yisits GuiIdhaII.

London, July 3.-The khedive paid a
state visit to the city and lunched at the
Guildhall after the welcoming ceremonies
had been carried out in the Art gallery.
The latter was filed with brilliant as
semblage. including the Prince of Wales,
the Duke of York aud Lord Salisbury.
The arrival of the khedive was signaled
by the pealing of bells and fanfares of
trumpets. An address, inplosed in gold
casket, was presented to the Egyptian
ruler by the lord mayor, Mr.. A. j. New
ton
The sun., 1900-07-04
Forest Fires In Oregon.

Phenix, \. r., July 3.-Reports from
eastern and southeastern Arizona state
that forest fires have broken out afresh
in many of the mountain ranges, and un-
less there is rain soon the loss in timber
will be great. In the Sierra Ancha a
strip - miles long and four miles wide
has been burned over. A fire in the
Haunchiaca range has driven out all the
cattle
The sun., 1900-07-04
An Airship That Flies.

Fricdrichshafen. July 3.-Count Won
Zeppelin's airship trial took place with
the wind at velocity of % feet per sec
ond. At the height of 1,260 feet the air.
ship travelled 5A miles in 171s minutes.
The apparatus for ascending and steer
ing answered admirably until rope be-
came twisted in the gear and necessitated
ending the trip.
The sun., 1900-07-04
Ice Trnst.s Next Morc.

Albany. July 3.--A formal order based
on Justice Chester's decision in the
American Ice company case has been set
tied and entered with the county clexJS.
The company's next legal move will be
to secure a stay pending an appeal to the
appellate division from the decision and
the order entered
The sun., 1900-07-04
Robbers Loot Brewery safe.

Lawrence, Mass, July 3.-The large
safe at the Cold Spring brewery, sboutsa
mile from the center Of the city, was
blown open.. and about $500 in cash was
stolen by six masked men. who made
their escape after seriously injuring the
night engineer and locking both him and
the night wstchman into freight car.
The sun., 1900-07-04
THE KAISER vENGEFUL.
Announces to the World His Inten-
tions Toward China.

Berlin, July 3.-Addressing the detach-
ment of German marines which has sail
ed from Wilhelmshaven for China, the
emperor made remarkable speech, dur
ing which he notified the world OF Ger
many's intention to avenge the murder of
Baron Won Ketteler, the late minister. Of
Germany at Peking, and the mission
aries. and to dictate terms to the Chinese
from the palace at Peking. His majesty
spoke as follows:
fThe finebrand Of war has been hurled
ia the midst of the most profound peace.
-Unhappily, this was to me not unexpect-
ed. A crime of unspeakable insolence,
houifying in it's barbariby, has been COM
The sun., 1900-07-04
"FATHERn CURTIS DEAD.
Old Time Athlete succumbs to q
Storm In New Hampshire.

Fabyans, n. H., July 3.-The first fa-
tality on Mount Washington in ten years
took place as the result of the frightfui
storm last Saturday when w. b. Curtis.
63 years old, and Allen Ormsbee, about
30 years, both of New York and both ex-
The sun., 1900-07-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.
New, York, July 9.

New York, July ..
Money on call nominally at III per cent. Prime
mercantile paper sKs4h per cent. Sterling ex-
change Hrner, with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.s6ka4s6s for demand and at N.sas
484A for 50 days. Posted rates, $4s5 and N.S7M.
Commercial bills, $4.sS51a4sS1s. Silver certiA-
Gates, 6lsae2Nc.> Bar silver. 8lMc. Mexican dol
lars, 4sMc. Government bonds strong. State
bonds inactive Railroad bonds strong.
The sun., 1900-07-04
u,,. R-,,.xr. oueeu.I.rd.

Brisbane, Australia. July 3.--From 1K.
to 8 inches Of rain has fallen over the
whole drought stricken portion OF the
colony of Queensland. 1t. is still raining
heavily, and the drought has been com.
pletely broken up.
The sun., 1900-07-04
The RuffaIo Mt Port Said.

Port Said. July 3.-The United States
training ship Buffalo, which left Malta
June 80 on her way to Manila, has ar
rived here.
The sun., 1900-07-04
Washington Park Races Yesterday

aShIngton Park Races Yesterday
Special to The Sun.
= First-6F; Hermosa, Josephine B,
Olekma. Time, 1l7.
Second-5F. Dangerline, Leo Newell,
Elmer L. Time, 1,O54.
Third-5F. Aard Scheck, Garry Her.
man, Cravens. Time, 1.04.
Fourth-1BM. Sidney Lucas, Barrack,
Bannockburn. Time, 1.5S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-06
PER S. S. AUSTRALIA

Just landed full line of grapes
plums, peaches, apples, Bartlett pears
oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage, eau
lifower, cranberries, burbank and red
potatoes, dates, salmon founders, hall
but, crabs, eastern and California oys-
tiers lin tin and SHELF turkeys, chick
ems, ducks, quail, chestnuts. A full
line of canned goods. CAMARINOS'
REFRIGERATOR
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-06
BORN

DANlEs-ln this city, on January 8.
1900, at Craigside, Honolulu, to the
WIFE or I. Give Davies, daughter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-06

ENSIGN WORTH BAGLEY
GARRISON,
No. III,
regular Army and Navy Union OF
Ae United States of America, meets nj
harmony Hall, King street, every sec.
DAD and fourth Friday in each month
whiting comrades are cordially invited,
MARCUS II. SAUNDERS.
Commander.
.. q .SHEAHAN, Adjutant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

The finest rat traps to be had at
w. w. Dimonds.
The Mauna Loa did not get away I'M
I'll dark yesterday.
- American Messenger Service, Ma.
sonic Temple. Tel. iii.
| Concert at Makee Island Sunday af-
ternoon at the usual time
Horses properly shod to correct
faults Of gait at the Stockyards shop.
The Mikahala will sail for ports on
the leeward side of Kauai next Mon
day.
WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
Cards, Enclosing.
II. F. wICHMAN.
The Hawaiian Quintet band will
play at the New England Bakery lanai
this evening.
Concert by the band on the grounds
OF the Executive Building at o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. J. VI. Fisher retired from the firm
Oh Bishop q Co. on the 81 of December.
See New Today.
The Paul lsenberg will take a full
cargo of sugar for San Francisco on or
about the 18th inst,
Great reduction in price of tires. Mil
waukee Patent Puncture Proof. price
$1,000 per pair, at Bailey's.
II. Il. Coleman will lead the meeting
in the Y. NJ. G "A. hail Sunday after
noon. Subject: New Years Resolu-
tions."
A~meeting for welcome to Mai. and
Mrs. George Wood will he held i'm the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall Sunday evening at s
o'clock.
The transport Westminster is looked
Tor at any moment now. she having |
put to sea a day and a half aheal of !
the Mariposa.
Fine surf bathing, first class cuisine.
well furnished rooms, cool sea breezes |
are the helps to health and pleasure .
offered by Waikiki Inn.
There Is only one Jesse Moore Whis-
Key In the world and that is cold and
pure. Lovejoy &c Co. are distributors
FOR the Hawaiian Islands.
X. ID. Silliman, formerly with J. A.
Magoon, has returned from a short trim
10 the Coast and has settled in his new
Office in the Judd Building.
The collector of customs is empower
ed to take away all cargo on the
wharves as soon as discharged. subject
TO the rules of the Board of Health.
See New Today.
The case of Tanegawa. charged with
assault with weapon on Guard KaIa-
wa few nights since, came up in the
Police Court yesterday, but was con-
tinued until the 9th inst.
At meeting of the Board of Health
held yesterday. C. b. Wood. NJ. D.. was
elected president of the Board of
Health in place of Henry Il. Cooper.
Esq, resigned. See New Today.
Morning service at Central Union
church Sunday: The Church: its
Mission" There will be Communion
N connection with this service. Even
ng service: Self Control" one of the
series of the Making Of Manhood" +
a lady, whose husband was awaiting S
Ter arrival on the Pacific Mail wharf a
and who expected to make h
Ter home in Honolulu, was one OF tho
line passengers carried on to San
francisco by Captain Carey in the Mo- u
ma yesterday. ?
On and after this date no freight
rom China or Japan, or any freight
hat intermingles with Chinese or ia
anese freight, shall be allowed to
cave the wharf until the same is
roperly fumigated by tire Board OF
ealth, and so marked.