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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-29
SpRINGVILLE.


Springvillc. May 27.-"kid" McNicar
and wife. of E,atonville, Wyoming coun-
ty, called here Sunday on their way
home from visiting friends at Mont
rose and Heart Lake.
Floral Sunday will be observed at
the Methodist Episcopal church on
June 16
Rev. j. S. Custard has made the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage lot II
thing of beauty by removing the old
picket fence.
John II. Mitchell returned from Get
tysburg, Friday night. where he went
to attend the annual session of the
Grand lodge, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. as representative from Maple
lodge. No. 992.
Mrs. Angie Dixon represented Nesta
lodge. No. 1877, Daughters of Rebekah
at the annual session just closed at
Gettysburg.
The officers of Ncsta lodge, No. 1S1
will be installed by Grand Master Dep
uty Ida Tuttle on Saturday evening
next. Mrs. Alice Travis. noble grand;
Mrs. Jennie Stang, grand; Mrs. f.
n. Prichard. secretary; Mrs. Lucy
Wakelee, treasurer.
Cyrus Marcy's broken arm is doing
very well, but some time will so by
before he will be able to use it.
William Ward has SO far recovered
from his broken ankle that he is now
around, although quite lame.
$. o. Culver has been engaged tn
paint a house at Camptown, over in
Bradford county, for r. W. Bennett.
Carl Churchill is working at the milk
station since the close Of his school
Lathrop & West are now running a
tWo-horse meat wagon and dispOSing
of a large amount of the needful.
The ladies of the Aid society are
talking of repaintng the church.
Mrs. Amanda Scott, formerly of this
place, now i'm Scranton, writes to
friend here that it is still quite difficult
for her to walk, except by the aid of
a cane. Ten months ago she fell and
broke her thigh. and the healing was
SLOW and painful.
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Two Ways for Cost of One.

For the International convention OF
the Epworth League at San Francisco
July 18th to 2lst. 1901, return tickets
will be sold by the Lackawanna rail-
road at less than regular one-way
fare. Lackawanna agents will have
these tickets on sale July 4th to 18th,
inclusive. limited for return To August
3lSt.
West of Chicago or ST. Louis the
tickets for this occasion will read
going any direct route and returning
via any other direct route. Other
variable routes may be used if desired
for small additional amounts such,
for instance, as going direct to San
Francisco and returning via Portland
and St. Paul 50 extra.
The rate from Scranton will he
$3.50. For further information in
1uiie of the local ticket agent or write
to Mr.. y, w. Lee, General Passenger
Agent, 26 Exchange Place, New York
city. -
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, May 2S.-W Whcat-fi!m; contract
grade May, 17a,a7sl@. Corn lirnl' a cent high
or; No. mixed MAY, i7laai19i. GOATS STEADY
No, . white clipped, 3ilsa3j, Buttcr-Stcady
fancy western creamery, iola; do do prints, ~
do. nearby, II, Egga- steady; fresh nearby i3is
do. western, l3laali; do, southwestern, lsla; do
southern, II. Cheese-Fim; New York f
creams fancy, o.. do, do, do fair to choice
siaaOA Refined sugars quiet, Tallow Dull
city prime in hhds., iAa,!s; country do. dc
barrels, ihai7si cakes 5+a5l?. Cotton-l m
changed. Wool-unchangcd. Pro,isions-tn
changed, Live poutry-stcsdyi fair demand
Fowls lOllOla; old roOstcrs, Il spring chickens,
20a26; ducks, 0slO. Dressed Poultry-Quiet,
Fowls choice, lO do fair 10 good, oao1a; old
roostcrs, 6laa7; roasting chickens frozen, llali;
turkeys frozen, l0dl2
Receipts Flour, 1000 barrels and 2,365, ,O0C
pounds in sacks; wheat, 5000; corn, lj,oOO
bushels: oats, 5,G00 bushels Shipments Wheat,
none; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THE RAILROADS
ALL ABOARD Fob LAKELODORE.
A Delightful Ride, Boating, Fishing,
Music. Etc.-Other Amusements.

The first excursion of the season TO
Lake Lodore will be run on Memorial
Day, May 30. via the Delaware e. Hud-
son Railroad. Take a train for the
lake and at the lake take Il boat from
the new wharf near the refrcshment
stands and see the peerless sheet of
water in all its sprngtim beauty.
Bauer's full orchestra will furnish
special music in the great white dance
pavilion. The hest catering will be on
the grounds and variety of amuse-
ments will he provided. Special trains
leave ID. & II. depot, Scranton at 9:l5
and 1913 n. m. Greatly reduced en-
cursion rates from all stations. Tick
cts good on all trains. ="
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TUNkHANNOCK.
pecial to the Scranton Tribune.

Tunkhannock, May 2S.--John Ruanc,
VINO was employed as a plumber in
Inc hardware store of Paul Billings
N Sons, has resigned his position and
accepted place in BinGhamton, n. Y.
IN the matter of the death of
Charles f. De Graw, of Thurston, a
jury of inquest summoned by Squire
William Sickler, of Eaton township,
consisting of Washington Whitlock,
j. T.. Story, j. l.. Turner, l.. d. Bed
ford, liza Walter and Byron White, re-
ported Il verdict that deceased came to
his death by means of a dose of
strychnine administered by his own
hand. The justice acted under the
law which provides that in case
where ,he coroner has his office more
than ten miles from the place where
the body is found. the nearest Justice
shall have jurisdiction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Boyce attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Thomas Hope,
at Lovelton, on Friday.
Mrs. A. II. SQuier was shopping at
Wilkes" Barre on Friday.
Associate Judge Frank NJ. Vaughn,
was amoung those in attendance at
the sessions of the grand lodge of the
Independent Order of odd Fellows, at
Gettysburg last week.
Board wanted on farm-Sce adj
vertisement in "Want" Directory in
another column.
George Band, who has been en-
ployed as miller at the La Grange
mills for some time past has re-
turned to this place to live
Joseph Roberts, a well-known vet
sran and farmer of Falls township,
was doing business in town on Mon
day.
Rev. Austin Griffin, presiding elder,
preached a very interesting memorial
sermon ia the veterans of the Grand
Army and the members of the Wo-
mans Relief corps, at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday morning
Postmaster Peter r. Walter of
Faotoryville, passed through town on
Monday, on his way to Towanda,
where he hopes To find confined i'm
ail there. the burglars who broke into
he Factoryville postofice about
month since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Jordan re-
turned yesterday from a short visit
with friends and relatives in Phila-
delpha.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad COM
pany have posted cards notifying the
public that a change of time will go
into effect on Sunday next, June O.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin p. Carey
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Claude Arnts, at Easton.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

evening and selected the following
committees for their social on July 4:
Parade Sias Sandal. Richard Naylor,
John johnson and Thomas Marvin
reception. Joseph Cox. William Ander.
son and william Hobbs: cntcrtain-
mert. Duane Dills, Howard krcsge
and Herbert Bowen.
The fair held by the T.. NJ. church
was largely attended
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Grand Decoration Day Excursion to
the American Exposition.

The Lehigh Valley railroad will sell
tickets good on day coaches of all
trains except the Black Diamond Ex-
press, of May 10Th, to the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition, at the lowest Pan
American rate in effect at points be-
tween New York City and Athens. in
elusive. See ticket agents for further
partiCulars. ~
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

Chicago, May 9S.-Dry weather in spring
wheat sections and hcsSan fly IN the winter
wheat had a buish effect today and wheat
closed l2a% higher, July corn closed 4 i'm.
proved July oats, unchanged, and provisions
from shade lower to 5aIls higher Cash quota,
tions were as follows:
flour-Quiet No. 9 spring wheat, 7ais; No,
3, a; No. red 737sa1i; No ? corn, i27sai23s
No. . yellow, iiaA No. oats, 27Aa2sla; No.
white, 2shala; No. 3 white, 2Il2a99la; No. .
% S choice @as "0a so No. q's nss sscd %d'' i
No. ! porthwestcln, l1i prime timothy seed,
29oa3ioe Mess pork, liGoali6j; lard, sGOasj;
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market.

fcorcrctcd by II. G. Dale, ~ I.a'kawanna Ave.
Buttcr-Fresh, 22a22l2c, dairy, fresh, l0la'
chccsc-Full cream, old, lllaal2c,; full cream
nov, llalllge ,,,
Eggs-WcstcIn trcsh li'aal'c.; nearby state
R"aus-Per hllshcl choice marrow, s26jaS2 G5
pra Bcun,-Pcr bushe, choice marrow, -. %.
500.
Medium Bcans-Per bushels S2i0aS? 10.
Crcru pcas--Pcr hllshcicS, 81. i0asl 81.
Flo,r-Bcst patent per barrel Si,ij.
Red Kidney Bean,-Per buShcl, 50, ijaS2.5O.
potatocs-Pcr bushcl, 5ja6Oc
Bclnuda Onions-Pcr bushcl, II, 5Oi$l.6O.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, May 2s.-Rcccipts-( G cars;
ments Cattle, cars; sheep aud lambs, cars;
hogs, cars, Catte--Practically no offerings;
feeling was steady. Caycs-Nominally. $50;
lambs choice TO extra. 56ji57j; sheep choice 10
extra, ijoaio5 spring lambs, 7jOa0jO Hogs
Heavy, oO0a605; pigs, 5I5a5sO.
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NEW MILFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

New Milford, May 2S.-The Wo-
mans Fol en- Missionary society will
meet at tn home of Mrs. II. IL. Ives
on Wednes. ~ afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. q. p. Clements and
Miss Kitty Haydea. of New York city,
have returned to this place for the
summer.
Memorial services will be conducted
>" ths New Milford Opera House on
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Lost.


LOSl--Four gold rings with settings, one marked
Nv. w. =. to VI. j." and one marked "W.
W. p. To NJ. T." between "'rhc Linden, the Con
nell building, Mcars Il iiagen's and Marion street.
Finder will be literally rewarded upon return of
rings TO jla Connell building.
LOSr\ small Astrachan cape with black silk
lining. Was lost North Washington avenue
last Thursday, Finder will please notify &. r.
Ford, Moosic Mountain Coal Company, Marsh
wood.
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LOW FARES TO GETTYSBURG,
Via the Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Account G, A, II, Encampmont, De-
partment of Pennsylvania. Tickets on
sale from points in Pennsylvania.
June /, ., 3, 4, and 3, For further
particulars see ticket agents. ~
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DURYEA.

The Lawrence Hose company, No.
], invite all who aided them in their
recent FAIR TO an ice cream social on
Decoration day.
Class / held business meeting
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Low FARES TO DETROIT,
Via the Lehigh Valley Railroad,

Account meeting of the National
Educational Association. Tickets on
sale July d, and s. See ticket agents
for particulars. ~
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New York Live Stock,

New York, MAY 2S. Bccvcs-Nothing doing.
Calyes-No trade worth noting Nominally
steady Sheep-l0 cents lower; yedrpgs, weak;
lambs. 25 cent, oil. Sheep. 32jaiO ycirlings,
5ajsj; lambs, j1la'25 hogs-All Tor slaughter.
els; market weak.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-29
Boarders Wanted.

BOARD AT PAN-AMERlCAN-pan American viS'
itors can secure rooms very reasonable; PR
vatc family. Correspondence Ssolicited Eric V.
IicIspool. ljJ Lutheran street, Buffalo.
WANTED Table boardcrs. Mrs. Tompkins, 53i
Washington avenue.
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Business OpportunitY,

THE INVENTOR of good and simple signalin-;
device for electric railways desires 10 know
of Il reliable person OF means who will help to
promote the same Hcst lefeIonce given and en-
pcctcd. Address, W. j. b. Tybunc Office.
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET,
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations-All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.

STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
First National Bank ............... 1900 e.
Scranton Savings Bank ............ $50 -.
Third National Bank .............. $50 -.
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank. 275 -.
Economy Light. II. & p. Co. ...... -. 40
Lacka. Trust Safe Deposit Co. go. 100 ...
Clark & Snover Co.. Pr. ......... Us ...
Scranton Iron Fence Mig. Co. 80. ... 100
Scranton Axle Works .............. ... O5
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr. ...... ... 20
County Savings Bank 4 Trust Co.. 3GO -.
First National Bank Uarbondalc).. ... 32j
Standard Drilling Co. ........... -. 30
Iradcrj' National Bank ........... 175 -.
Scranton holt and Nut Co ......... 100 -.
Pconlr'a Bank ...,,....,,,......... l30 -.
New Mexico Ry. &. Co,......... -. -
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway, hrst
Mortgage, due 1920 ........,.... lis -.
People's Street Railway, hrst mort
gage, due 1915 ....,.............: ll5 ...
Pcopie's Street Railway, General
mortgage. due 1921 .:.......... ll5 -.
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ....... -. 100
Lacka. Township School per cent. -. 10.
City OF Scranton st. Imp d per
cent. ............ '.'.''''.''''''' lVs
Scranton Traction per cent. rs -.
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Wanted-Board.

-~~-->>0~>-~r>
BOARD WANTED ON A FARM-A gentleman and
wife, with one child. a little girl of years,
desires to secure board in private family or a
fa,m-not n boarding house. Prefers quiet place
with some shade; must be within halt hour by
rail frcm Scranton. and within walking distance
from railroad station. II suitable location can
hc secured would stay through July and posi-
bly, August. Address, giving full particulars and
price per week, summer Board" Tribune office,
Sclanton, Pa
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Political.

|
| FIRST LEGISLATIVE DlSTRICT-Notice is here.
by given TO the Republican voters OF the
FIRST legislative district OF Lackawanna county
that primary election viii be held on Satul.
day, June s, 1901, at the regular polling place.,
between the hours of and O'Clock p. m, for
| the purpose of cccting two delegates to repre-.
sent the said legislative district in the coming
Republican state convention to he held in lar-
rishnG. The convention TO compute the vote
will he held on Tuesday, June II, 1901, at 10
O'Clock a. m. in Cooperative hall, North Main
avenue in scranton.
In accordance with the rules governing the
district, the candidates will be voted for directly
bv the voters a, the polls and must register
with the district chairman his full name and
postofiicc address, and pay his assessment fifteen
,lays before the election, or his name will not be-
placed on the official ballot, neither will any
votes cast Tor HIM be counted.
The district vigilance committee in various pre-
cincts will conduct the election, and the result
will be reported by the return judge to the dis
tri,t convention, which Will be composed Of
Judges of the various districts.
A written notice containing further instructions
will be mailed to each member OF the said dis.
tiict vigilance committee
Chairman First Legislative District.
Atcst--WaItcr simpson, Secretary
THIRD LEGISI NrIVE Observation-Disclosures 4,
hereby given that the Republican standing
committee ot the Third Legislative district Of
Lackawannn county, has fixed saturday, the o.nt
,ay of June, 1901, Mtweon the hours of I and !
D. M as the time for holding the primaries ior
the election OF delegates TO the state convention,
and Tuesday, the 25th, al : p, M, as the dat,
OF The convention OF return Judges
Each candidate must register his full nam.
and pn,toti,cc address with the chairman or
secretary and shall pay his assessment at least
twenty days before the PRIMARY election, or his
tame will not be printed on the ballot"
should no more than the required number NJ
candidates register, the chairman and secret arr
shall declare the persons So registered To be the
duly elected delegates in pursuance Of the pro.
visions OF Rule -. by order of
OSCAR NANBuSKlRK, Chairman,
Attcst;-J. T.. WATKINS, Secretary
scranton, Pa, May IS, 1901
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Rooms and Board.
LEGAL.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United states
Tor the Middle District of Pennsylvania, No.
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of =. +. Henderson, II. =. Pratt
and J. :. Drown, partners as Plains Cash store,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of +. +. Henderson, H. i. Pratt
and j. :. Drown, partners as rlainS Cash Sio',
now of scranton, III the county Of latkiwinlll,
and district aforesaid. u bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day nj
May, 4. ID. 1901, the said Plains Cash store, ami
partners individually were duly adjudcici bank
rupt and that the first meeting of their creditors
will he held at the office oi the referee in the
Government building, in the city oi Scranton,
Pa. on the 9Th day of June, A. ID. 1901, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt and TRANSFER
such other business as may property come before
said meeting. &. A. VAN WOMER,
Referee,
scranton, Pa. 1901
Proof Of claim, 80 cents
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scranton, Pa. 1901.
Proof of claim, 80 cents.

CHARTER NOTICE Notice is hereby given that
an application will he made To th" governor
Of the STATE ot PcnusrlEanla, on Mondai, III"
18th day Of June, \. u. 1901, by +, W. Young,
George ". Brcmcr, Charles II, >cdls, y. .
Mackcy, i. !. Lee, T., %. Dcrshimcr, George W.
Ric>cckcr, u. VI. Emerson and = Van Fleet,
under the act ot assembly of the commonwealth h
of PENNSYLVANIA. entitled AN act to provide
Tor In" incorporation aud regulation of certain
corporations" approved April 30 1874, and the
supplements thereto, for charter OF an in
tended corporation 10 he called "Sumnt Dairy
company" the character and object whereof Is
for the purpose oi manufacturing and selling
condensed milk and all other dairy produot'
and Tor this purpose 10 have and ENJOY all the
rights, benefits and privileges ot the said act
OF assembly and its supplements.
GEORGE ID. TAYLOR, solicitor
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

short ribs, sides, 1ioasl1; dry sIltcd shoulders,
62ia1; short clear sides, sl2,2as2j; whisky, III,
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CHARTER NOIICE-Noticc is hereby given that
an application will he made TO the governor
Of the State Of Pcnnsl llyania, on the 9th day of
June, \. u. 1901, lN Charles A. lachSun thl'
cucc B. Sturgcs, William q. Parkc James II.
Ncac, and Others under the act of assembly ri
the Commonwealth Oi Pennsylvania entitled "NI
act TO provide tor the Incorporation and icgua-
ton of certain corporations" approved April ~,
1874. and the supplements thereto, Tor a charter
of an intended corporation to he called mtclna-
tional Pneumatic Packing company, the charac-
ter and object whereof is The creating, purchase,
holding and selling of patent rights, and the
manulacture and sale OF pneumatic packing and
other patented articles, and for these purposes TO
have, possess and enjoy all the rights benefits
and privileges Of the said act of assembly amt
its supplements.
THOMAS f. WELLS, Solicitor.
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Furnished Rooms.
Wanted-To Buy,
Wanted-To Exchange.


| WISH TO EXCHANGE a good building lot at
Poyncllc, Pa, on the o. Il W. r. r., for Il
gentle horse, harness and carriage. Address
Box 361, Forest City, Pa
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For Rent.

Sl0-rlcasant rooms, with gas. bath and close
private. Inquire i2s Webster avenue.
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For Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE OR RENT--Two cottages with good
water. gardens ana fruit, in Elmhurst. Terms
to suit. DR.. Bateson, Scranton.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-31
Cruelty of French and Russian Sol.
diers.

Among the employees of the Chiua
Mutual Company, now on the kintuck
is engineer Vollenschlager, who is il
charge OF the electric lighting and tn,
refrigerating departments. Office
Nollenschlager passed through her,
some three years ago bound for China
He has remained there continual,
since that time until about six week:
ago, when he left on the hintuck fol
the States.
he was in Tien-Tsin just after the
expeditionary forces hau been relieved
The cruelty of the Russian and French
soldiers TO the natives, he says, beg
gars all description. Just before be
left, some work was being done on Q
bridge in the city by Chinese work
men who were coerced by a French
guard. II a coolie did not work fast
enough to suit a soldier, he was hit
over the head with club tr the butt OF
a gun. Every now and then one OF
the poor fellows would be knocaed
senseless and drop from the pontoon
into the water. no attempt would be
made TO save the man, who was allow
ed TO drown before the Mortified gaze
OF several hundred of his fellow coun,
trymen.
On one occasion Mr.. Vollenschlager
attended the funeral o. Russian of.
ficer. The burial services were con-
Quoted in the Russian language and
after the ritual of the Greek church.
Near by were two Chinese grave dig
gers, who were listening interestedly
to the burial. AS the language was
strange and the ceremony new TO the
men. one of them allowed faint smile
TO play over his features. A Cossack
seeing the amused expression on the
mans face, STROBE up to him and.
snatching the spade from his hand,
hit him over the head with it, cutting
a long cash in his scalp from which
the blood flowed freely, and dropping
him senseless in his tracks. The limp
body Of the man was picked up and
dropped upon the coffin of the officer,
which had just been lowered TO it's last
resting place, and the elods. without
further ceremony, were dumped in
upon the man who had JUS helped
20 dig the grave in which he was bur
led. &iR
Every night in Tien-Tsin. shooting
mfknt De neAru AT al nourS or the
night The Russians and the French
claim that they are shooting AT dogs
but when daylight breaks. more Chi
namen can be found cold and stisf
In death than wild dogs. in which the
region abounds.
Women and children are not safe
from their onslaughts. The men
from the armies OF these two nations
are especially fond OF taking venge-
ance on women who are about to be-
come mothers. The DEAD bodies OF
women and young children are to be
found every day shot, knocked to
pieces. or trampled under foot by the
Mr.. voilenschlager is a very affable |
gentleman and has evidently used his |
eyes while he has been travelling
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-31
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Himalaya is through unloading
coal
The Kintuck paid out $1,000 to the
employees aboard her yesterday morn
ing.
Schooner Olaa, Johnson, sailed from
Mahukona for San Francisco on March
% with 1,309,7S1 pounds sugar, valued
at $50. 1890. Hawaii Railway Co.,
Ltd, agents American shippers.
The following is the amount of su-
gar on Hawaii, March 30: Waiakea,
1000; H. P. S. NJ. 1900; Wainaku. g.
500; Onomea, 5000; Honomu, 5000;
Hakalau, 5000; Laupahoehoe, 5000;
Ookala. 1900; Kukaiau, 1900; Hama
kua, 1000; Paauhau, 5000; Honokaa,
$4,000; Kukuihaele, 200; Punaluu, 49,
500; Honoipu, 1000; Pepeekeo, 500.
Total. 103,700.