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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25

| grown more tender and sympathetic
as we recall the hardships," dangers
| and sacrifices, which you cheerfuliy
endured at your country's call.
We thought the anniversary of the
birth of your peerless leader, General
Robert e. Lee, a fitting occasion TO
permit US this privilege.
This is one of the cOmmemoratlOn
days enjoined by our organization.
We desire to present the life of Gem
eral Robert f. Lee 10 the young, as
an inspiration to lofty purposes.
! In military genius, in Ioftiness of
soul, in purity of character, in dcvo-
ton to principle and duty, and in
humble Christian dependence on Di-
vine guidance, he was an example OF
the highest type Of manhood.
Regarding his allegiance, first 10
Virginia, the state of his birth, tie
home of his family and kindred, and
the grave, with one exception, of his
distinguished ancestry, he awaited
her action, and then offered his sword
and his life, if necessary, 10 the cause
which siie e7P"u7ed' "heh M LII
coin called i"r 'o'o''o men 10 inNd''e
and coerce the South, she took her
rightfui place in The vanguard Of her
southern sisters III defense q our
homeS' our h"hof %hC our coh''''"-
uonai rights Ihree Gays later "eu-
erai Robert =. Lee resigned MS COM
mission In the Unite" States army,
though he had beeh rendered IFS cHieI
command as General scout success
ORA hohie example OF true, uhseil'@h
! PATRIOTISM
The charge Of treason again@. the
leaders of she South was convincing
ly refuted when the accuScrs OF Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis failed 10 bring
him 10 trial, because they knew that
the supreme court Of the land could
not sustain the charge.
But I will not dwell Oh lHese
themes, I have more pleasing duty
10 perform tonight, I'm recognition Of
the valor Of some here present VINO
served their country in her hour oi
need.
1t has been the custom Of every civ
ilized nation 60 hesioH upon It's mem.
her5 of the army and navy, and such
others as peculiarly deserve if, mpdaIs
and crosses Of honor, such as the Vie
,Orja Cross Ct England, he Iron Cross
OF Germany, the Gross of the Legion
OF Honor Of France, and medals and
crosses bestowed 10y tEe United States
government.
Though our brave Confederate sol
dierS displayed dauntle~S and unvipld-
ing courage in the face of overWhelnI-
ing odds, having no parallel in the
history Of the world, they have had
no decorations Of honor conferred
upon them, therefore, the United
Daughters OF the C0nfederacv. in
convention assembled, resolved to
supply that deficiency.
The cross is the universal emblem
of the highest dignity, honor and
self-sacriiice. The United Daughters
of the Confederacy have chosen this
symbol as an expression of their ven
Grafton for the remnant which is left
us of our grand army.
Ours is essentially a memorial and
historic association. 1t is therefore
our duty to keep the record of every
person who receives these crosses.
which are conferred only on the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13
The Pan-scandlnavians.

LONDON, Sept. 4-The Times prints a
dispatch from Copenhagen. which asserts
that the remarkable GOODNESS Of the peo-
pie in regard to the Cars visit contln-
ues This Is declared to be undoubtedly
due to the Finnish question. Finland
being considered as part OF Greater
Scandinavia, the Professionalism feel
ing was never more intense than at the
present time. The very day that the
Gar arrived in Danish waters a party
OF Finnish singers. who had been enthu-
siastically received, departed,
1t Is stated that the Emperor Will not
visit Copenhagen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13
said Mr.. Hankey.
ERNEST q. WALKER
TIE rosr ExcERrr.


Judge a. =. Humphreys, United States
Circuit Judge for the district OF Hawaii.
registered M the ShorCham last night.
Owing 10 tho fact that members Of the
Honolulu bar have recently TO wardod to
the Department o. Justice certain
charges against him, Il might be infer-
red that Judge Humphreys was In wash
ington on matters relating to his official
position. but this. so he said last night,
is not so.
II came to Washington entirely for
recreation" he said. e; left Mrs. Hum
phreys and her maid In Chicago, sight
seeing, and came on to Washington for
personal and business reasons in no way
connected with the so-called charges
preferred against me by members OF the
I Honolulu bar. ] expect TO be "a Wssh-
inston several days before cjo'ning Mrs
Humphreys ia the North. l don't care to
discuss these so-called charges. As q
matter of fact, l have never read them
except in the newspapers, and know
nothing of them officially. l fancy that
/ you will find out that the entire affair is
a tempest in a teapot. l couldn't very
properly be expected to discuss the ma
turc Of the accusations. since | have only
read of them in the newspapers, and the
matter, I presume is before the Depart
ment OF Justice"
rs there any feeling against the Japa-
nese in Honolulu Judge Humphreys
was asked. What about the alleged i'll
treatment of the Japanese at Honolulu"
/ The incident happened after my de-
parture from the Islands," he replied 81
/ know nothing of the facts In the case.
There is NJ feeling whatever against the
! japanese, so far as know"
Judge Humphreys has been In Wash
! ington several times before, and says he
always enjoys a visit TO the Capital.
/ But I am here only on a pleasure trip"
he reiterated. II don't want anyone to
think that I cared enough about these
alleged charges to make such n long trip
to deny them I needed a rest, ana so l
came to the States to enjoy myself with
Mrs. Humphreys. l expect to return to
Honolulu about the middle OF Septem-
ber.'-Washington Post,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13
A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSEN
Terry AND DIARRHOEA

Some years ago was one OF a par
ty that intended making a long bicycle
trip" says r. L. Taylor. of New AL
bany. Bradford Co. Pa. y. s. A. "I
was taken suddenly with diarrhoea,
and was about to give up the trip
when Editor Ward, OF the Laceyville
Messenger. suggested that take a
dose OF Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. purchased a
bottle and took two doses. one before
starting, and one on the route. made
the trip successfully. and never felt
any i'll effect Again last summer I was
almost completely run down with an
attack Of dysentery. / bought a bot
tie OF this same remedy and this time
one dose cured me-" Sold by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith e
Co, Ltd. agents for Hawaiian Terri
tory
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13
CRISIS IN
THE EAST
The TurCo.French
Rupture is
Serious.

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The French
Government has decided upon
the first coercive measure against
the Sultan of Turkey. a decree
has been drawn up and viii prob
ably be signed tomorrow, ex-
polling number of Turkish
agents whose mission has been
to spy on the young Turks in
France. The list included several
; names we'll known in Partisan
society. 1t is also learned that
o." S"'tln has telegraphed to
Mun.r Bey recalling him to Com
>tJAuauple
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13
Pacific Mail Steamship Co,
Occidental Il Oriental SIS. Go.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

steamers
- or about the dates below - ~ ~ 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-09-13


Mr.. Hankey has been engaged draw
ing up brief which he has planned to
present to the Attorney General thu
middle of next week. II shall Ike
nothing better than to confront Judge
Humphreys at a hearing" said Mr..
Hankey in his room at the Ebbitt. II
called his blum about being in Washing
ton. didn't II" he added as he related
the story of the newspaper clipping.
While Mr.. Hankey did not so state 1t
is learned from the Department that ne
himself suggested the joint hearing in
a conference with the Attorney General,
the latter having said that he thought
both sides ought to be heard. He has
been looking up the law in the case and
proposes to urge the removal of Judge
Humphreys on the ground of public
welfare. arguing that no specific mall
feasance in Office Is necessary for the
President to remove a judge in the ter
ritory of Hawaii, The text of the law
declares that the President may remove
such judges and no qualification is i'm
posed as To malfeasance. There Is a
precedent something in line of the pres
ent case in the removal of Judge Bar
nard. Of New York, many years ago.
Il shall send a copy Of my brief 10
Honolulu, as soon az IL il completed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

Congressman cuahmnn4 of pfeso.
county. finds himself famous to-day.
ss the result % an attack wtieh he
made yesterday upon the river and
hsreor cou-rnsttse cf the house q
representatives for failure TO prop
srly recognize tho claims Of the So
attic sfip canal Cuahunan made she
committeeman squtrm ~ showing
shat they wanted 70 seinrhiy hog al
OF the money In sight for their o~n
states. regardless % the mere urgent
needs Of states mot represented on
the committee. He created a ssnsa-
fion by the vigorous character 81
his expose. and every newspaper IN
the land tells the story today.
As long as Mr.. Cushman failed tn
push the interests OF Seattle In
Washington. p. G. he failed u due
recognition. Now that he has tried
20 do a really good thing for this
city. he s~ts his prompt reward. A
few more such Seattle speeches In
the house viii make his senatorial
prospects excellent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
OREGON FOX
BREM[RTON
This Station Only Flt Place
TO Repair Nsr.

WASHINGTON. n. g. Jan. IL
the question where the battirnhtp
Oregon n 70 b. repaired VAS finally
Get AZ rest today when Admiral
Hichhorn. chief of thu bureau ~ con
structioa and repairs Of the navy de-
partment. taif the houss committee
on naval affair that ire onif piare
On tie Pacific cuast where the orr
sen can BE- repaired. II ~ fifsmeFs
ton.
The Oregon IL such a deep vesssi,
and the entrance 90 Mari Island
naval yard dock a. shallow. that Il
II cut q The question tn try 10 re-
pair the Oregon a. san franrirro.
The work must he done II the Puget
sound naval statiaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

NJ. Do-gan. logger ~ Edison. r.
guest ~ the Dillsr.
Dr. r. y. Van Kirk. n wellington.
is a guest Of the niiier.
A. 8. Lang. a cannerymAn Of Ana
cortee. IL guest ~ the Stevens.
Warren ". Taiuran, a merchant Of
spokane, Is registered NJ the North
ern.
Senator G. =. c1app and wife. OF
Port Townsend. are guests Of the Sc
attic.
r. MeFariand. pufser Of the steam :
er Dolphin, Is registered Al the Sc
attic.
n. Emo wealthy ranchsr Of
north Yakima. is Registered a. the
Dlller.
r. A. Bryant. a merchant ~ Port
land. + registered NJ the Rainier
Grand.
II. VI. Price. banker ~ victoria.
is making his Headquarters ~ the
Butler.
Miss Jennie coriels. leader ~
Olympia society. is registered Mt the
stevens.
Nat e. Boasly. a prominent ium :
herman Of Montana, N a guest 81 the
Northern.
=. J. souie. a veil known citizen
~ Hoduiarn, " a guest ~ the Rain
ier-Grand
capt. T. Lawrence. . veil known
resident ~ Victoria. r. Registered at
the Butler.
n. a. Cherrier. well known rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

How long ARE the samhling houses
20 be closed Heretofore raids on
the green cloth establishments have
had no lasting eaects. A few weeks
naction' each time, and
then quiet resumption 81 aetivi-
ties has followed under the toiera-
ton ~ the municipal authorities.
This has been the history OF gam
hlsng In Seattle.
The superior court Judges are IN NJ
, wise responsible Tor this condition ~
things. as they are not supposed 10
take the initiative IN prosecutions,
ana Il Is due them Co state that they
always have acted whenever the
gamblers have been hailed into court
BY the proper offictals,
As everybody knows. public gam
bling has been tolerated IN Seattle
because many business men have
contendsa that Il brought additional
financial prosperity 10 the place.
The moral aspect % the matter has
been ignored. The church element
has made Intermittent efforts 20 se-
cure the closing o. the gaming heus-
81. once or twice With temporary
succe~s. Usually the raids on the
gamblers have resulted from quar-
rels In their own ranks. whsn one or
another has turned prosecutor, as Ia
the present case. The pesrr~ have
been openly accused In the past %
taking advantage Of the existing
iawies- conditions. 70 exact tribute
from gamblers foe faVorstism AMI
protection. allowing scrse ~ run
who paid. and preventing others.
Under Chief Reed this game %
tlaekmailing the gamhless il alleged
90 have been carried on with impan-
ity, 10 the great financial herssft %
certain subordinate offeiais. Since
Meredith took bold. things have not
had time 10 settle down to haais
60 that the question % whether or
not graft" will be permitted. re-
mains 10 BE determined. The acting
chief has certainly shown more en- =.
cheney In handling criminal work
than vas shown BY his predecessor.
and the people would Be glad 20
ascertain that his face o. to be n.t
against the custom 81 grating which
for 50 ion< a time made the police
department ineffective In executing
the mandates Of the taw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

road ofneiAi % Chicago. ~ registered
a. the nainier-Urand
J. =, MeCiunuey. Of the Great
Northern at Everett. 10 q recent AZ
rival at the Rainier Grand.
James y Johnson. Nho IL largely
interested IN Republic rnines. IL 4
recent ARRIVAL ~ the Seattle.
W J. NeConnsf. governor Of
idaho. IL In the city today. making
hts headquarters at ths Northern.
y. ". Peters. ~ the Canadian Pa.
cine al Vancouver. t. making Ms
heatquaFtrrN ~ the Rainier Grand
Harry 2. King and A y. alaEiaff
who are largely Interested IN Val
drH mines are guests % fhs nillst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
AN annual
MEETING


Tn. Manufacturers Association
~ Seattle met iast night at tbs
chamber Of commerce and elected
the following trustees: l. y. Attain
OF the Washington shoe Co: e. n
Baker. snoauaimie Power Co: e. 81
Coe, Puget sound Paper Box 60.
O.. VI. Hummer. Denny Clay Co. "
J. Stoltinz. Queen city Trunk fac
tory. The trustees viii meet Thurs.
day night and organize by eiectiug q
president. two vice presidents. sec,
rotary and treasurer. The John Finn
Metal works was elected 20 member.
snip In the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
LAWYERS
SPECIAL
MEETING

John Arthur. secretary % THE King
County Har association. has issued a
call for a special meeting n is mem
berN IN the falius~iuk words
To the Members % the nAr -
King County. You are rwnp~esfuily
requested % inset In the library rom
% the King county eouFt house at ,
o'clock a m. on SATURDAY, Jas u
for the purpose 81 tzhlns action up.
on the proposition 80 Increase the
number ~ judges % the superior
court Of kiux ceuntg nrA II such
Increase - favored. - spposnt sur h
committees and take stieh STEPS as
may b deemed advisable 10 present
70 the leEisIaturs the reasons there
for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

Cedar river water was YESTERDAYS
run into the city reservoir 20 t~ used
owing to an accident which occurred
% the pump at the Lake Washing.
ton station. The n~nding ~ tire
Lake Washington pump Will require
probably the remainder ~ the day
Meanwhile the CEDAR river water
will fiI the mains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
CARPENTERS UNION.

The membership ~ the carucn-
tsrS' Union has reached the rEurr ~
$50. in good standing. II YES corr.
PEELED go seek more comrnotious
quarters and IL nos meeting In Acme
business college hail corner sacousi
avenue and Ptks. every Tuesday eV-
enlnE at %
The Saturday hair holiday has
been postponed until May !, on ae-
count Of bad weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
NOTICE

rusuant 70 = resolution adopted at
= meeting Of the board 81 trustees Of
the Seattle and San Francisco Rail
way and Navigation Company. held
November -. 100 notice IL hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the
s,oc khplaeFa ~ the Seattle and fan
FRANCHISE Railway aud Navigation
Company viii b. held st the general
ssffrsE ~ the company In Seattle.
Washington, on Thursday January
~. 1901. at o'clock .. m. for tie
purpose ~ sisctinE trustees 70 serve
FOR on. year from that date and for
the further purpose % amending the
bylaws q raid company, and for
such other business a. may properly
come before the msstiuE.
r y. GUERfS.
Secretary.
Tho Seattle Ahf Gan Francisco Rail.
say and Navigation Company
Dated November ~. 1900. Seattle.
washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

The various Chiuete who were dts
fra~ch ised under the recent ruling ~
the secretary ~ the treasury, have
subscribed several hundred dolisfs
already a. a fund - paY Tor TIE a.
pensea Of testing the ease. They 81
pcct IL set a much greater amount
subscribed and win spare no EFFORTS
O. establish their ftsht which they
supposed had been guaranteed them
under the organic law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

n
-sssss-~-~s-a--~e@ass---
The foiisWiua itrns are
Y from our latest price liat. ana
are for q limited time Come
r early.
x ITALIAN pHuSEs-
e Large ui~eiy ONES. goi value
4 for ton cents a pound special
price. per Pound. =
= ELABORATED APRfeoTs
n Regular lie grade eEss tal
price. u~r pound. e
z EvAPoRATEp PEACHES
y Regular ID grade special
price. ref pound. r.
y CALIFORNIA; JfiACk
FIGS
Y Special price. peg pound. g..
FRESH ROLLED OATS
= Those we sell are made from
4 the best selected oats. and rc+
Z fresh from the min every
4 day. n you enjoy fresh rod.
oats give ours a trial
= Special price. s-lh sack. &c.
special price. po-ih sack. o. IS
EXTRA SELECT OYSTERS
4 y brand usually called lie.
splendid value. per dos. q N.
q Special price. per dos. ti.eo.
X Per can. o..
= M. Ia 10 one Of the best
n styles ~ handle. Il nicely
nlshed and has wooden drawer
4 that slides out. The regular
price r. IS cents and 10 spien-
y sds y stuuu sM snfrA pfp
y etal price 81. each 1sc
HERRING IN TOMATO
4 SAUCE
Special price per can, isc
y BLOATERa-
y Special price. per can ....s,iar
7 FRESH HERRING
Z Special price per can. lte.
KfprEREp HERRING
y Special price per can. ise
FfND0N HApDOCKE
r Special price. per can. 7oc.
\ MAPLE SUGAR
In one pound bricks special
y price. per brick. isr.
MALTINE WITH CAS-.
= CARA aAGRApA
\ Regular price ,ioo. special
price. 1fr
y sARsAPARILt.A four own
Tuakel
( Regular price 800. special
K price. soc
= CESTAUR LTNiMENT--
4 Large size, regular price Soc.
special price. Sc.
4 EILNEWg SWAMP ROOT
y Regular price SOC. special price
= 3sc.
< HALLS HALSAM
q new. price fac special price,
4 tsc. reg price h0c special
price atc. reg. price fll00 spe-
y ciat price Zoe.
J SEIDLTTZ POWDERS
d 3 in n box. regular price. Csc.
4 special price, Zoe. ~ IN a box.
regular price Csc special price
4 fse.
APRIcoTs-
4 In gallon cans. usual price n
4 can. Csc. special price per
dozen. - %; per can. Csc
4 ELABORATED APPLES
Per pound. &c. special price.
= case ~ 50 pounds. o. 80
4 WALL PAPER CLEANER
For cleaning wall paper. frcr-
4 GOES. window shades. etc.
Being strictly vegetable
z compound II viii not inIure
J the hands Special price per
\ package SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
BIG BONDS GIVEN.

rhe following bonds we're sfxer
yesterday Auditor tampins. a,ase9
W. = F'ultnn. rrus~eutins attorney
$500. CLERK elect knepr~ vas N
atruetea BY the superior Judge q
m his hand- At 81. pcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
WHY PAY RENT when YOU ca

WHY PAY RENT when YOU can
own your own homer We will sell
you a lot 60Nlis in size for 1900 on
easy monthly payments. BY pay
ing cash you can get liberal dis
count and Nc can get you the
money to build With at low rate
or interest which can be paid back
in monthly instalhnents instead of
paying rent to a landlord you are
paying for your own home. These
lots are only two blocks from the
car line in c. r. stones old home
stead az Fremont Edwards a.
stone. agents. ri Hinckley block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

". uorage wright, lawyer. a~sns
eIate editorNef the independent. and
iecat representative ~ the san
Francisco CaN committed suicide
sometime during the late hours n
yesterday afternoon or early hours
Of the evening hs taking an immenss
drausht ~ earhplic acid lie died
sitting Ia his chair IN the infepeps
dent nffic~ The dead man vas
formerly very we'll knawn In San
Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
Edison Moving Pictures

Pluto and Imp "a the gates of in
fernal palace. New York police on
parade: feeding APPROPRIATENESS. a
game bird hght camel parade.
bathing IN mid ocean. Ksnakss div
ms for money, etc. etc. At SeRrch-
light iSebis Second avenue. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

FOR SALE Seattle auction sale
stable, i2i2 Western ave. phone
Run 1881, Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at p, m. horses.
wagons, harness, etc, All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. j..
WALK Err, auctioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

The Wilder steamer kilauea -Heu
was wrecked In Miio hsrhor on the
morning 81 Dec IL by atsmail sited
.cVcloue. Shs was piled hish on the
beach before assistance could be
rendered. THE vessel VAS built here
IN 1875 and was Que ~ the oldest %
the island feet She Was valued At
about ta0,oe1 and waA partially lnsuf.
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11
Go en- The CITY OF EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT.
AND EDMONDS Route

Lave seatile. 10 a. m, y m, and
3 81.
Lave Everett ssis a. m. $50 and
ia q "a.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Colnaau dock. Seattle Tci ncd 81.
Pare TFe round trip 81 %. FIRST
class meals served AZ $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

A HOME FOR You

on payments nearly as easy as rent.
VIII double In value See us at
once. Great Northern Land Co.
SIT LIST ave Phone Main $50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

Thrse are = few articles selected
At random ffnsn tbs hundreds y lasf
sueh bargains We are Offering THE
meath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-11

bic mates fer their own and his prns
lection and the protection ef Bile
wife and children who accompanied
him on the lfip Is San Francisco,
The transport Thomas, from San
Francisco, Was found 60 DO leaking
on arrival hurc, and considerable II
her cargo was damaged An lnVea
tlgAtlou showed that two ef TIL
akuppera below The water lluv had
not heeu property fantened after she
Was loaded Ia san Franeisca. Thu
leaks were stopped. aud the Thomas
got away for Manila day late.