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Kihei Assessme Rt Notices s.

THE 18TH ASSESSMENT of s per
cent or $3.50 per share became due on
November is, 1900, bears penalty from
December Is. 1900 and delinquent Janu-
airy 10, 1901.
THE 18TH ASSESSMENT of s per
cent or $3.50 per share has been levied to
become due and payable on the End day
of January 1901.
All of the above are payable at the
officers of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd,
Judd Building.
]. P. COOKE,
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co.
Honolulu, Dec. 1. 1900.
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BORN.

Honolulu, January
81, 1901, to the wife of Vincent Fer
nandes, a daughter.
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Examined and found correct: H.
Waterhouse, j. A. McCandless, Direc-
tors. r. Rich. Robinson, Acting Audi
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this I'd day of January, A. d. 1901.
VIM. j. FORBES,
Notary Public. First Judicial District.
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$1,957,199.76
LIABILITIES
$1,957,199.76

l. c. II. COOKE, Cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief.
c. H. COOKE, Cashier.
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COUNTED FOR.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named persons were elected as
officers of the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company at its Annual Meeting held
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c, BREWER & Co.. LTD.
Queen St., Honolulu, 4. !. I'D
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, HonOmu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar C1mI any
Naihee Sugar Company, Makee TugaP
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company.
Napapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S L of BostoY
Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board OF Under
writer's.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
=. Z. JONES'. President
GEORGE II. ROBERTSON. Manager
%, Il. BISHOP. Treasurer and Sec'y
col. w. f. ALLEN. Auditor
Directors.
G. NJ. COOKE, H. WATERHOUSm.
GEORGE r. CARTER.
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Third Annual Report
OF THE
OF Hawai-
LIMITED.
At the Close of Business
December 81, 1900.

The Capital of the Corporation is
100000 divided into 5000 shares of 500
each, paid up in full.
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on fixed deposits; day notice per
cent, (ths form will not bear interest
unless it remains undisturbed for one
month"; month per cent; months 315
II months, 4 per cent.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pacific Guano & FertIi-
ger Company held on the 2Sth, day of
January, 1901, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
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HAD EVERYTHING
THEIR OWN WAY
McLean.KilbOurne Element Will
Control State Convention.
JOHNSON MEN WILL STAY
Promptly Announces That They VIII csrp
the Fight lniO the Committee 90 Reso.
lutlons and IniO the cOnVen.
tlou Today.

COLUMBUS, o.. July s.-The Nc
Lean-Kilboume element at the district
meetings this afternoon secured control
of all the committees and will accord
ingly have everything their own way at
the Democrats state convention tenor
row. They were so strongly In the ma
j0rity that there was no friction.
In the Twentieth and Twenty-hrsi
districts, which include Cleveland. the
Johnson men had things their way as
much as the Mclean men in the First
and Second districts. which Include
Cincinnati, But in the rural districts
the latter element got almost every
thing. The controlling element did not
ride rough shod" over the mlnori,ies
in any districts. but when names were
proposed tor places on the committees
there were Inquiries as 20 how they
stood, and II the replies were not sat
isfactory they were excused"
The McLean-Kilbourne element. while
usually courteous. made no concessions.
The Johnson men. after the district
meetings. promptly announced that they
would carry the fight into the commit
tee on resolutions and then into the
convention tomorrow. "tor a finish"
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Chinese Government Files Claim
for Half Million Dollars.
THE OUTRAGES AT BUTTE
Cause Of Complaint Dates Back 10 EIEhteea
Eighty'SiI - Novel and Interesting
Points Of International Law
Raised.

WASHINGTON. July s.-The Chinese
government, through Minister WI Ting
Fang, has filed a claim for indemnity
to the amount Of a half million dol
lars on account Of the alleged outrage
Gus treatment Of the Chinese at Butte,
Montana.
There is a suggestion Of the Boxer
outrages reversed in the presentation Of
the case to the state department, the
treatment inflicted upon the Chinese at
Butte being claimed to have been cruel
and oppressive. II is charged that some
Of them were killed; that others lost
their property; that nearly all were
ruined in business. and that many Of
them were driven out The claimants
number several hundred.
The Outrages date back to 1856, and
1t is declared that the city council OF
Butte Upheld the rioters and boycotters:
that the state courts upon appeal de-
cided, in language 20 unjudicial as to
be itself subject Of complaint, that
the city council was right and nnal-
" that relief could be obtained only
measurably through an appeal to the
United States circuit court. The claim
raises some novel and some extremely
interesting points Of international law.
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ONLY FIVE SHOTS FIRED.
Sheriff Cudihee's Evidence SpOlls The
ory That an Unknown Killed
Meredith.

SEATTLE, July 9.-Sherlff Edward
Cudihee this morning went on the stand
in the preliminary trial Of John and
Tom Considine. charged with the mur-
der OF William Meredith, and by his
testimony, which went down as expert,
shattered TO pieces the theory OF the
prosecution that some mysterious per-
son fired the first shot in that terrible
tragedy. He was put on by the prose-
cution, but when his testimony was end
ed counsel for the prosecution were so
badly surprised that they moved to ad-
journ until tomorrow morning, which
was done.
Cudihee testified that there were but
five shots fired in all; that had there
been more he would certainly have
heard them, being an officer of the law
and on the lookout for such events.
The prosecution did Its best to shake
him, by asking whether or not there
could have been a shot fired that he did
not hear, but he stuck to his previous
statement. Three other police officers
testified that they heard but Iive shots,
and the theory that six shots were fred
has vanished.
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RUSSIA MAKES PROPOSALS.
Would Vacate Additional Duties Levied
Upon American Goods.

WASHINGTON. July 9.--Another I'M
por'nnt change has occurred between
the Russian government and the United
States relative to the ,arlff The Rus
sian minister Of finance has proposed
that Russia will vasate all Of The 1d-
dl,lonal duties levied N American goods
since the imposition OF the sugar differ
cn,inl II the United States will yaclte
rs action on the ,ugar dlreren,lal
To this Secretary Gage has replied
tina, n, oftcr of the Russian govern
meat cannot be accepted az the ques-
ton Of the sugar iIfterentIal Is now In
the hands Of he court. thus preclui-
ing action by executive branches
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The presl-
dent has made the following appoint
ments:
Colonel Of infantry, ]. w. Bubb;
lIeutentant-coonel Of infantry John ].
o'Connell, John w. Hannay; major of
Infantry VIM. A. Mann. Mlllard F..
Waltz Edwin F. Glenn. George II. Ce-
ell, John II, Peshlne; captain OF infan-
try Isaac Newell, Geo. H. Shelton, Her
shel Tupes, CelwInn Hampton, Harry f.
Rethers, VIM, b. Cochran, Alva p. Btr-
ry; captain OF cavalry. Herbert A.
White. Harry Cavanaugh, Nathan Ave-
rIll; paymaster with rank ot major.
Thomas c, Goodman. James r. Hous-
ton; major OF engineer corps, James f.
Warren; captain Of engineers corps
George D. Powell; captain or artillery
corps Samuel NJ. Keppart,
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preme lodge was not finished tonight
and viii be resumed tomorrow. It 10
stated that the charges Of rcckless
Numbering, juggling u accounts and
miSappropr praton NJ funds. were made
by the report Of the board Of control.
On July /. It ls asserted, the rank
found Itself with half a million dollars
unpaid death claims ami only 1l5j In tho
bank with which to pay them, while
little more was available fro mthc $780,
900 Of investments. most Of the proper
ties reported BY them being In the
hands Of receivers.
The knights Of PythaS. however re-
gard themselves as legally responsible.
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tory to both Of us. In fact, / have a
verbal arrangement with him az 70 the
future Of myself that shows a fair and
just spirit on his part 10 me am not
at liberty TO diyulge the nature Of this
arrangement and must decline 10 talk
further on the subject The relations
between President Hays and myself are
Of the frienllles; character and will
continue So"
Mr. Fillmore has been at the head Of
the operating department Of the South
ern Pacific on this coast for ten years.
II Is understood In railroad circles that
Mr.. Fillmore will be manager OF the
Vermont Central railroad and is now
here on waiting orders.
The prevailing opinion in the general
Office Of the company respecting J. s.
Herbert. who resigned the general su-
perintendency from the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern to accept a posi-
ton under President Hays is that ne
will be Installed in the superlntendency
Of the Tucson division Of the company
as successor to Epes Randolph. who
has resigned 10 become general manag-
er Of the Los Angeles railway.
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ECHOES OF THE WAR.
Tetuan Charges That Liberals Were
Responsible for Conflict.

MADRID. July 9.-In the senate yes
terday the Duke OF Tetuan, one time
minister OF foreign affairs, declared
that the present government could be
considered a guarantee for the integ-
rity Of the country.
Responsibility for the disasters which
had occurred, the duke said, could not
me attributed TO the Conservatives, but
must be credited to the Liberals. The
Conservatives had not permitted the in
tervention Of the United States in Gu
ba and they had refused several times
to sell the United States the island. II
the Conservatives had remained in pow
er the war with the United States
could not have broken out.
Among the errors OF the Liberal
party" continued the luke, must fig
ure the recall OF Weyler at a very diff
cult moment" The duke will conclude
his speech today.
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THE VOTE ON PLATFORM.

Lste Democratic Theories Turned Down
by Ohio Democrats.
COLUMBUS. o., July s.-The COM
miitee on resolutions tonight heard ex-
pressions OF opinion from It's twenty
one members The committee stood
seventeen to four against specific men
iion OF free silver in the old form in
addition 20 endorsing the Kansas City
platform: fifteen to six against the en-
lorsament u 'he Kansas City platform
withou; any further declaration on sill
yer; fourteen to seven against reaffirm-
ing the Kansas City platform with the
johnson plank on state taxation.
There were some who favored no ref
erence TO the Kansas City platform.
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WILLING TO MAKE AMENDS.

LONDON, July s.-Home Secretary
D. T, Richie in the house of commons
today promised to consider any applica-
ton for compensation in behalf Of Chas.
Lillywhite, an American citizen former
ly OF Tamoca, Washington, who was ar
rested in New Zealand and brought to
England on a charge of being Arthur
Blatch, fugitive from Colchester, Eng
land, accused Of murder.
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JAPS ARE MASTERS
OF The SITUATION
-a=-
White Fishermen on Fraser River
Holding Back.
UNION LODGES TO MEET
No Further Action UnlII Thea VIII Be Tsken-
SuliIeIsni Number Oi Salmon Caught
10 Justly cInusry Opera.
ilonS,

VANCOUVER II. C.. July 9-There
has been no further trouble On the Fza-
ser river between The union fishermen
and the japan rsr. The white men have
concluded 10 DO nothing until a general
meeting of all the lodges of the union
Is held. and IN The meantime the Japs
are unilspuicd masters u the s!tua-
ton.
About 900 boats have been fishing all
day They stared this morning accom-
panied by an armed patrol A. noon "a
many more wen, out. and this .f,er-
noon biz nec, OF fishermen was at
work. A Suiilcicn, number of fish was
caught TO justly the cannerI-s begin
ming operations tomorrow.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CHANGES,
designations and New Appointments Of
Daily Occurrence.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Jerome A.
Fillmore has resigned his position as
manager Of the Pacific system Of the
Southern Pacific Company. When
questioned on this subject Mr.. Fillmore
said his retirement has been under con-
slderatlon for several monthly and that
his resignation will take effect tomor-
row. He added:
President Hays and myself have
made an arrangement that is satlsfac-
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SERIOUS RIOTS AT SEVILLE.

SEVILLE, Spain. July 9.-There was
a serious conflict In street here to-
day between workmen and gendarmes.
Owing to the refusal Of groups OF the
former to disperse, the gendarmes ar
rested a workman. His comrades there.
upon dug up coDles,ones and threw
them n the police, njuring Ave Of
them. The gendarmes then charged.
Shots were exchanged and several per-
sons were hit, Women participated in
the disturbance. The prefect who in
tervened was stoned. Finally force
Of cavalry dispersed the rioters.
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MAJORITY OF ONE.

BOISE, Ida. July 9.-The city cleo
tion today resulted In the election Of NJ.
Alexander citizens candidate for may
or over D. D. Williams, Republican,
by majority of one. Five Repuoli-
can councilmen and four councllmen on
the citizens ticket were elected
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THE REPORT UNFoUNDED.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July g.
Considerable alarm was caused here to-
day by the report that the SO-toot gas
ol!ne launch, ChIspa, with nine people
aboard, has been lost at sea. This af-
ternoon II was learned the report was
unfounded and that the Chispa and her
Passengers were safe in the harbor OF
Santa Cruz island.
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CHINESE COOK LYNCHED.
Assaulted Wife Of a Lumber Mil Fore
man near Bakersfield.

BAKBRSvILLE, Cal, July s.-Young
Fook, a Chinese cook. employed at a
boarding house at Mount Breckenridge
lumber mill. thirty-fve miles east Of
bakersfield, was lynched this afternoon
by the lumber men. The Chinaman
had attacked Mrs. Kenney, wife Of :he
foreman Of the mill. with a butcher
knife, intlicting a serious wound on her
faNa
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

BERKELEY, Cal, July 9-No change
in the conduct OF the two departments
of geology and natural history in the
University Of California will come as a
result of the death Of their former head.
Prof. Joseph Leconte, except that they
will be conducted hereafter as separate
departments each with its own chief.
Associate Professor William E. Ritter
Of the chair Of zoology will be the
head of the former department Of nat
ural history and Prof. Andrew C. Law
son will direct the department OF geo.
logy.
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UNABLE TO AGREE.
Jury In Pearson's Big Suit Agalns;
Great Northern Railroad Dis
charged.

ST. PAUL, July 9.-After a night and
'ay spent in considering a verdict, the
jury in the case Of Herbert W. Pearson.
Of Luluth. against the Great Northern
Railway Company, tonight reported its
Inability 70 agree and was discharged
Pearson sued to recover S1,5OO, 900,
which he alleges 10 be due from fhe
railroad company under a contract
which he claimed to have made with
1t for the location Of vast beds Of coal
In Montana and Washington.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.
Two Big Meetings Held Yesterday at
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-The fourth
day OF the conference Of the Christian
Endeavor Society was a light che as
far as the program was concerned, but
Endeayorars were out en- masse at two
big meetings today.
The chief address was that Of Prin-
cipal Booker T. Shington, OF the oolored
normal school, at Tuskego Alabama.
He took as his subject, The Power Of
a Noble Life"
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HAYS APPOINTS ASSISTANT.
Southern Pacific Magnate Names T.. II
F,zhugh. Formerly Of Vermont
Central

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Presilen,
Hays, ot the Southern Pacific Company.
has issued the following bulletin:
"E II, FitEhugh is hereby app,in,e
assistant 20 the president with offices in
san Francisco"
The office OF assIs;an, 10 he presI-
dent was formerly held by II, L. Hun
tingt n.
Fitzhugh came to this city some three
months ago having resigned the Vice
presidency and general managership Of
the Vermont Central railway.
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TO CHANGE KINGS TITLE.

NEW YORK, July 9.-An agreement
has been arranged at which the British
colonies as to the alteration in King
Edwards title, says the London corre-
spondent Of the Tribune, but the minis
ters are unlikely to introduce bill un-
less there is prospects of its being treat
ed as an unopposed measure.
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INSURGENTS SURRENDER.

MANILA, July 9.-There have been
a number of additional surrenders to
Colonel Wint. In all SO officers and AS
men, with 2S6 rifles and 46 revolvers
have surrendered to him. OF the Ninth
cavalry deserters Dubose and Russell
have surrendered and Hunter and Vic
tor were brought in BY BelIarmlnO.
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WILL LOSE MEMBERSHIP,
Work OF Investigation of Supreme
Lodge Of Knights Of Pythas.

CHICAGO, July As a result Of the
report of tn officers and six members
Of the board Of control OF the endow-
ment rank of the Knights Of Pythlas.
1t is said the former president OF the
board will lose his membership. It is
also said that the proceedings on the
criminal charges will be instituted
against the three former members Of the
board Of control.
The work Of investigation by the su-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-10
KANSAS IN HARD LUCK.
Experiences Sec)ni Hot Wave tnd
Crops Are Total Failure.

TOPEKA, Kas. July 9--Hot weather
In Kansas continues with no INN sd!ate
indications OF relief. Corn is fast shriv-
cling up oats will be a failure and hay
Is scarcer than for years.
The prospects for immediate rain has
been dlspeled and the second hot wave
is upon Kansas.
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EUROPE HOT SPELL.

LONDON. July 9-Great heat extends
throughout Western Europe from Spain
TO Scandinavia Heat prostrations are
reported from many points. They have
been very numerous in Paris and there
were twenty deaths attributed TO heat
in Copenhagen yesterday.
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THOUSANDS WILL ATTEND.

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-The Yan-
guard Of he thousands who will at
tend the National Epwor,h League con-
yentlon, to be held In this city next
week. arrived tonight on he Eastern
overland train.
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HAMMOND ELECTED A MEMBER.

PORTLAND, July "a. B. Ham
mond, president Of the Astoria and Co.
lumbia River Railroad, was today elect
ed a member Of the Portland chamber
Of commerce.
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HEAvYwBtGHTs wREsTLE.
Fitzsimmons Defeated by Rubin al.
Madison Square Garden.

NEW YORK. July s.-Gus. Rubin
and Bob Fitzslmmons in the Graeco-
Roman wrestling bout attracted $500
people in Madison Square Garden to-
night. Rubin was both clever and
heavier than thte COrnishman and won
two falls in succession with a quarter
OF an hours rest between .hsm.
Ruhlin's weight was announced at 1s5
pounds and Ftzslmmons was said TO
weigh only 1sO.
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CoNTEsTING TIMBER CLAIMS

OREGON CITY, July 9.--Charles Z.
Hayes today filed a contest against 75
timber claim locators principally en-
lands In Tillamook and Washington
counties. Fraud is alleged.
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OBSERVED THE ECLIPSE.
English Astronomer the First to Return
From Sumatrl.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-F. w.
Dyson. an astronomer from the Green
wich Observatory, England, who went
to Sumatra to take views and make OBJ
servations OF the eclipse there in May,
has arrived here, being the first mem
Der Of the various eclipse parties to
reach this country. He says the best
photographs of the eclipse were obtain
ed by American astronomers. He will
make tour Of the observatories Of this
country.
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TO SUCCEED FILLMORE.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-This af-
Jernoon ]. NJ. Herbert was named to
succeed J. A. Fillmore as manager Of
the Southern Pacific Railway Company.
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HOTTEST DAY ON RECORD.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 9.-This
was the hottest day since the weather
bureau was established. the official
thermometer recording 1884 degrees.
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wHITNEY's HORSES WON.

LONDON July 9.-W. c. Whl!nsy's
shibbo!eth filly q. Relff) won the Bing-
Inn plate at the Nottingham meeting to-
day. Whitney's Holstein u. Reifl) won
the race for the Rashford plate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-10
CALIFORNIA WINE MARKET,
Differs Because Of limitations From
Eastern Brick VINEYARDS"

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.--P. c.
Rossi, president Of the Italian Swiss
Colony, who has just returned from an
extended trip 10 all the priaclpal east
ern cities, brings a surprisingly raomy
report Of adverse conditions menac!ng
California wines in me markets of the
East.
Mr. Rossi says that our wines have
reached a selling price which makes
imitation profitable and this is being
extensively done in the brick vine
yards" of New York. Ohio and Mis-
souri, Their product Is mixed with
California wines and sold as coming
from this state. A national pure wine
law, in Mr. Rossi's opinion Is the only
remedy for this condition of affairs.
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GENERAL sICKLEs ILL.

NEW YORK, July 9-General DAN
iel e. Sickles Is seriously Ill In Pleas
antvllle. New York.