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sUD0s AsPINALL DECLINES.
Wsat Fake Nomination for Borough Presiden
Wants to Stay on the Beach.

went Fake Nomination for Borough President
Wants to Stay on the Beach.
The terms OF Judges Aspinau and Hurd
u the County Court In Brooklyn will expire
at ths Gloss Of the year and their successors,
VIII be elected In November As Aspinall,
vho vas known In tho State Senate about eight
years ago ~ Fighting Joe. Aspinsli. IA a
Republican and Hurd Democrat. and In
theiR judicial careers have met with universal
Involvement. there has been widespread
Impressions that both parties should unite
IN their rerominations and thus make their
reelection for six years more assured.
Sope Of the Republican statesmen in
grooh,yn. However, includioR Lieut.. Gov.
4 sharlEsy i. arc arc t!psrsntly .oPPossd 2 This
iSaS. Asplnai 70 becoms ths candIdate
WSoa ~ sS SSGS5G"fh Ss f.n. on sfftasTay
eisft formal lender OF the nomination
Tor Presidency ot the Borough was made
sE as p50%RsaT aSa asSHsd
That his ambition va. to continue IN the
judicial harness should his party desire
S1 hin 9, 5",ths, pol,is;.i Sonssd.,aion
Il had to fsfase the kind Offer because
iTpy embitlSn do does not Ne in the direction OF
70 iSss sSs WooSrs are ssd dni.s pss
will make a serious tactical mistake II they
q sPw ;,ssn ySso "A atG.n 81. tGs Hsms e, any
leans In Brooklyn. although since he took his
seai On the bench hc has entirely Withdrawn
4. Gloss. political ally of ex-senator Jaojb
Worin. odi as.sacr Re nor h,s f-!.a!s Ss..cvo
there y any foundation io5 tho susse.tion
account plotting. 70 prevent his reelection
10 the bench Of the County Court.
The sun., 1901-07-18

WASHINGTON. July i7.-The~ army order
have been issued;

WASHINGTON. July i'.-The~ army orders
have beeu !ssued
Thee assignments Of ofn~rs recently appointed:
.ss,s 19Sd If's co. ksy s.tona r. sn
Tys " Z. ns JoSn cSmp.n nsa
man [. Rusr. 10 VI. ss,n Company coss, xriiiery.
Major Ralph g. Porter surgeon. rrc.n,ly appointed,
from Chicago to san Francisco for transportation 70
First Lieut., Matthew A. N Lan.y. Assistant Sur.
seon recently appointed. 70 Fort Monroe. for tempo
Capt, Rob~r F. Caldwell Assis,an, Surgeon.
recently sppolntd. nom ns ,ranspcit Ro'eerans
Lrsv. Of as..noe granted MAi'r Henry ?. Hoyt.
Surgeon. eSic cnded one month.
rdssrd % Pur. s o"rp, % Of snsin.si.. ii' ''""' "
F,r,, Il.m. Rogrr Brook. u. Assistant surgeon.
ony sn n,, s,p'Ss ss "% ssnSy Ssy spring
1save of sb~ne- fof one month gnntd Mair
Ron>r ilurps Surgeon, reevntlv appointed.
low. ,na paSn loS 'n.r rf@ romss neso'sa cSos @
\. M.nges, % ne Twenty iou.lh Compsny, rtan
Gompsny @ % cos% kSlisrs % send ' ile@' Ia sm.s ,s" Z
Wilson. 70 ihe Forty hth Company, Cona Arl.rr.
Capt., wllll,m Prooke, Fifteenth inlenuy s.si yned
Rr.en,R IN Infantry. rns.sftnra' f "'' :" '"o''p'o'
Lssy. " sbsen"r for on. month rmn,ed CAPT,
Fia Ii.gi Henry n M''h,m' ARTILLERY Corps,
from 5nn Francisco 20 NEWER az aldo q amp 10
iSsse 81 stssnrr 10, ore innn,r granted FIrs Lieut.,
Within +. Psnc., Arillrry sehooi
srpi charles " arose, IHcn,r ,s.,d lnisn,ry,
trn,i,co, tlcr flrn l-ut. Aofes ?. GarGnci. II.
ill,y CTps, ll-y,d,
SlTs CNtai'y 10 ih, fiis, caisiry Cep; yaihan 4.
airy Csp,. Harry Ia 7. Cavenauxh. Tenth Catalfy,
To M Ei'fenh cavalry
Thi, navel nfdrr hrs been issued
AsSluant Snryron r. ~ YOUNG 10 Naval Ho.pt.
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RECORD-BReAKlYGPA PACING.
A axxAaxAsas sxHfsfflex OF SPEED
Ar THE 0R0SSs POINTE TRACK.


Aseessea 80 CsAI s.ew
msss oeN sss .sI
Ne" . "a" -.s~..s
Hssiy out ssnss@ ~sSs sse "sa"ses'
DsrnOsr. !uly r:.Ths fr.s,for-sa o.ss ss
!or pscers ssarsed sne Fco0!u oleaAns ior
the Grand Circuit Of 1901 to-day N . manner . .s
s Hs'>~'o. Ns ".s' ".y -Ssar".~ - h.,ors
way OF sensational performance oe,o.e
the season 10 much farther advanced. Tho
sasss he heat. wsr' far .nd .r;s ~ the f.sss:'
ins Of Grand Circuit The time. ,io,. ,;o7k
and ,o'x !. the t..'.s. for th,s. re- heat. yea. @ ever
In ,;o,. no, only reduced bis record by three
CHARTERS Of second Su, he paced "a. the s,.s..
s:,: q: % : .s:soss: :s ,s. wa w.; ',s: s.n:, :. .
on. Of sh. fastest scorers living. and he cot
away ayins for the Ore. a.:: % s.tIr. >" The .A:
taken the pole; Flyius around tn. turn 70
tn. the Quarter which b. reached din IN c,sx. ,s, he b:
maintained 10 the end. lie vent to the half
S.,, n ,So 70 u. .h,eeauar.r: In r. i'ix; ..'
holding hs wonderful speed He covered
tho last quarter In Sok seconds Whsn the
time Of the heat aoa, vas huns out the crowd.
nsSms:5.ns ,s X q s5out A soSo p:rsSSns; Jumped on
the onAlrs sno ysaieo lons ana vocnercnnx.
A enc rss rev Inst@-'S ,, Levosits, nianletns les
Nv ~ " fs2iof tne nSlo wna .no polc poc.s,o.
than before, sssninS 70 fairly AZ over shs
fSSnd' f.oSSnd' he Gcssso pancenonlHm ss y .sn - n
OLD, On the seoond turn, however. ~ ieu
victim 70 hh Swn ,sxoesslvs e3o3t makin9
z ten9led break Anaoonds who Vas 9loss
sDsnind. aSsuned c3mmand % snd mAinssinsd
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A IrsacAnan Writes 70 Secretary Hay fer .
Gfft Of o. .0OO, 900.

WARRINGTON, July ir--In Secretary Hays
mail to-day was n request from 4 man In
France for the gift Of million dollars. Tho
letter was evidently written In good faith.
himself in business in which he had failed
through adverse circumstances. As evidence
OF hIs worthincss the writer inclosed a cnrd
TO show that he was a member Of the Society
for. the Promotion Of Arbitration Among
OF the principle of arbitration Mr.. Uay Il
willing to asaiRn the request 10 any one Of
philanthropic instincts with q million dollars
TO spare.
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sns1Axrrssrssr fs,. exEr sssa

PnIxAxYHDepSsF fsyS ONLY $500
SOL T .>>~.~e-~
sano = ysssnss ~ pxUsss1 q 1ssssss -
vArss0 Caass1ss Dessno - ks~
u. Louu. No.. ySiy n. Tho WI ef
james Z YNtman ths banhss phsah-
thfopisA Was scceptsd fcv probate to-day.
II was made In August. 100. Nbsaueashts
IN various GUNS about es.S0e. ana an
tributes . few paintipss. NJ household
furniture and very few booss among
-his relatives.
!. A member Of the family says that at the
time the viii was made NJ ieftmans
sssessed property, principally s!cck% Tas
ebout ea.600; that this wss necd IN eenne
gol the aged gentleman. and that there y
Ieft property probably leas than SsO wof'h'
consistIns Of psrosnI bel0nsings.
Mr.. Yeatmah was widely noted Tor M
charities. having given away two or three
fortunes In alleviAting distress among
those whosc needs were greater Than he
own. He was President Of the WaetSrn
Sanitary CommiAsion during the Civil War
and q warm personal friend OF President
lincoln.
The sun., 1901-07-18
RACING YACHTS IN A s0UALL.
Mig Boats vaii 70 Fisish In Time ~ LsreAn"ns
R<Nassa.

With hsr sta-board side hight showing to
leeward OF her big balloon tio toosah. the
schooner Quissetta glided across the nnish
line at Larchmont last night In light south
east breeze, Just minute ~ seconds beyond
the tins limit, which was % minutes sitsr
sundown
The cutter Isolde also crossed Q few minutes
latcr. bu, too lats TO b, timsd. Tbs feature
Of the day was the squall which struck tbs
nect at O'Clock In tho middle Of the Sound
u did very lAtls damage to tbs yachts. out
tore the eastern mark boat--a big dory-
from her moorinss and she was lost. Tho
schoonsrs and big sloops had 70 round she
COMMITTEES tug and lost much time BY doing
The sehooners on their nrst round Rad iYst
rounded the second marx on Hempetead
whom big blsok .quall that had been tnrsss. a..
the Mpriel-on her lee beam, she was al. AZ.
Ing VIZ ;hs e; hcom s:ssS q % oo, "a y anS S
ave tbs crew n:o some u.ls tcrs shns head
shcsts and dousinS balloon sails. While try.
Ing A. lon: s.e ss Pns PH,s "s TT xtSnSs snS
Elmina, plohtn1 BY noting the effect Of tho
hard 81, shsssh % 20 s :ss sfI
s,s On its :ir.e,TS tack cav, v,ss me .n;aS ;15
cS.0n csms IN y Vicious pHrs Rsel.d Ker down until
her lee rail was clear under, and the water
PUSHING alons By her skyliFbts Lhs lsodIaS l,"dIaS
Into the. sauall; then kept away and went for
the mark.
At he 40 ond mark OF Hampstead on
Schooners, Muriel. 1888; Quissetta. l5oil;
Elmina. 81 Is: Hester. os 0l; Isolde. ? 0s 80;
Memory, ara So; Eelin. 400 So. The isoids
rounded the hons mark at 3A21s; Eelin at
"a, 30: Hester at 2A340,
The Quissetta led at the first mark. second
Elmina, sx3 81. The Muriel Withdrew at
dark. The other two schooners kept on to
tho finish. The table follows.
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l.. c. Currie. the English amateur yachts
man. arrived in this city on the Oceanic yes
terday. Mr. Currie is on. his way To Montreal
as the representative of the Island Sailing
Club u Coves, In the races for the seavan;
hAks Cup. His yacht the Grey Friar, will
be sailed by amateurs 1t IL A. fe~t over all
Marmaduke Pike. Dr. Ward Humphrey
and Bryan Southey. who will assist In sail
ing the Grey Friar. accompanied Mr.. Currie
The other two members OF the crew are al
ready at Montreal
The sun., 1901-07-18
xOB0DY WANTS OLD MRS. HELLWITz.
shifted From Home TO Hospital and Thence to
Other hospitals and There She stay.

Mrs Pauline IInllwit,. who IL rs years old.
was taken from tho Home for Aged and In
hrm Hebrews a few days ago 10 the Harlem
Hospital and from there transferred to
Bellevue to be examined ns to her sanity
khe was sent from Bellevue 20 the Manhattan
State Hospital on Wards Island and the
doctors there declared that snr was sane
Then snc was brought sack To Bellevue
Again and She authorities tnerc shifted her
W the Harlem Hospital The Harlem Hos
pital people do not know whHt To do with
her as they say tho home from which she
WAS first taken viii no longer care for her.
The sun., 1901-07-18
No, Many New Citi.en. Ia KInr,.

Judge Thomas will sit in tho United States
Disir ct Court In Brooklyn until Aug to
nnturliite ctisons who want 10 vote at the
coming election Any person naturalixed
after that date cannot vote this year Up
to the present time there have not been many
certificates of citirenship applied for, and
tho belief 10 that the total number will not
exceed 1000 Last year there were $500
certiac,tes issued. and In 1899 more than
1000.
The sun., 1901-07-18
WARsHfP's ACCURATE PIRE.
British Crow of the Terrible Said 70 Have Maas
20 Per Cent. sf Hits st wei.IIai-wei.

VANCOUVER. n. C., July II = Eastern papers
brought BY the steamship Empress Of India
report that the sunners Of II. N. 9. Terrible
have again done some pheno menal shooting
with heavy runs at wei-fiai-wei. Last year
the Terrible's men alleged that they had estAb-
centase Of 70 4 hits on the targets. On the
present occasion they made 50 per cent.
The sAarqhnt Mvcsr!. edisoriaily com
exception; that the British navy as q whole
requires Improvement In accurate shooting.
and that fex shlps y the nayy y cSrid make
The sun., 1901-07-18
roo MUCH PIANO A NUISANCE.
Lawyer Ormsby Asks Capital Commissisn-
srs TO Limit Netshber1 Piayins.

WASHINGTON. July i7.-Complalnt has been
made to the District Commissioners by George
F. Ormsby. a lawyer. Of an alleged nuisance
in the vicinity Of his residence on X street,
Northwest. The nuisance. he says consists
OF an excess Of piano playing In the house OF
family of the name Williams. Commenting
on the subject pi the conpiaint MI. ormsoy
for pianos -ju.t as there can be tor nre cract-
ers, slaughter houses and cesspools.' lie
proposes tn pinno playing within the city
limits be restricted to certain hours.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Cricket.

The game scheduled to be played to-day
at Prospect Park between the Brooklyn
Cricket club and the knickerbocker A. c,
has been changed 20 Bergen Point
There will he match at Prospect Park,
how ever between the Manhattan and Nelson
Lodge clubs. The New York Cricket Asso-
ciat.on has ratified tho dates for the games OF
MAY IS, POSTPONED on account Of inclement
weather. as follows Sept :. Kings County
against Paterson Team y. at Prospect PARK
Sept. 20. Kearny against Paterson Team A.
AZ krarny.
The sun., 1901-07-18
PRIMO Ar KRUPP ARMOR.
Test q sDecinens Submitted By the Carnegie
Csnpaay PrsvsA 0ueesssfal.

WARRINGTON. July IA test OF the
hrst specimen OF Krupp armor for new bat
tleships submitted by the Carnegie Steel
Company was made to-day at the Indian
asss sfS:s!ps sTS"s' Sss 9; Ss:
we're sn@ fred '1 at % W.,oeIt.s, respeesivslts Of
i.sss, 1850 and 1900 feet a second Thess
secured benstrstions, respectively: Of ~.
oped and the Making and condition Of the
plate were normal The test was regarded
&s highly successful and the group Of armor
will be accepted.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Mss WILKINS STILL ENGAGED.
Dr.. Freeman ef Metuchon - Busy - Ever
Gettins His House Ready.

NRv BRUNSWICK. n. J.. July i7.-Close
friends OF Or. Charles Freeman Of Metuchcn
denied to-day q report that his engagement
to Mise Mary wilkins. the novelist, had been
broken on Dr. Freeman Ia away from
home, but he Is having a house fitted up In
Nstuchen for his bride and the work on the
dwellins shows no signs OF dlsoontinuancs,
The sun., 1901-07-18
An once for Col. Mosby.

wAsHIScToN. July Col John r. Mosby,
the noted Confederate cavalry leader during
the Civil War. has been appointed spsciai
agent Of the General Land once and ASST ined
10 duty in Nebraska. He claims residence
In Caliiorntl
The sun., 1901-07-18
Alleged slspdersr Kin, Hi, Aecussr.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. July i7.-Ropert Wright
wns shot and killed this morning by Benjamin
Shadley. Wright denounced Shadlcy for
slandering his daughter, and the two fought.
wright. Who was an old man. WAS Getting the
better of the naht when Shadley pulled a
him Instantly. Shaalcy surrendered him
a,tf
The sun., 1901-07-18
PAGER, struggle Hard at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE summer meeting
st the Valley track opened to-day with a
large crowd and lively betting. The ,sr
pace was q gift to Dagmar Muscovit.. the
favorite. Trelawney captured the 2N trot.
dr-t heat The AIS pace proved one OF the
moet exciting over witnessed on the track
Your OF the nine starters captured heats
maries:
s,r class pacing; purse $500
The sun., 1901-07-18
N. 3, strsish. Heats as on CITY.

or CrrY. July i1-This was an ideal day
for harnsss racing Though the events ver .
won In one. two. three order. the winners
were crowded closely and there We no lack
driven by Heard. tripped on her hoppie. al
She half mile and was thrown. befne dia-
tanccd. The driver had a very narrow es-
oaps from injury. Summaries;
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The HummA. BY 4 minutes 20 seconds; the Lrda,
by / hour N minutes 40 seconds: the Otseau. by .
minutes 40 seconds the Joker. b. minute 20 seconds
the Rodby. BY 40 seconds the Wlndora. By m r..cs
IL seconds: the Mcuvoose H., BY IN minutes S, acc
onds; the Merry Wing. by minute 20 seconds the
Sora By minutes Is seconds, the Glor-, W 80
seconds. and the Wynie.
The course for the largeclasses was thirty
miles. for the small onss twenty-five and
eleven miles
The sun., 1901-07-18
Cs.ssl-Generai stowe TO Remain At His Post

WASHINGTON. July i7.-Col. james q.
Stowe OF Missouri. who recently rendered
his resignation from the Consul-g generalship
at Cape Town, has been requested 10 stay
nj his post until his successor arrives. and
he has cabled consentinR 10 do 40. There is
no immediate prospect Of the appointment
NJ n surceesor
The sun., 1901-07-18
Treasury Bond Purchasc.

WASHINGTON, July l7-Tho Secretary OF
the treasury to-day purcnh-"d VI 200 per
cent bonds az ll3 02j and t5nI s. az 100 Os5
The sun., 1901-07-18

PORTLAND. No, July i7.--Miss Hope Booth.
the actress IL seriously sick at Peaks Island,
Portland hirbor.
The sun., 1901-07-18

Thlt naval Ofdrf hrs been Issued
Assistant Surgeon r. u. younS. to Naval Ho,pi
tai. NeS iotk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
POLICE NEWS.
Business Keeps Up Wonderfully in
the District Court.

The following cases were disposed OIL
in the District Court yesterday:
Ito (w), desert1on, dismissed; five Chi.
nese, gambling, 50 ana costs; Peter Man
ueI, KIM (w1, adultery, dismissed; Willie
Pahu, Kealukai, assault and battery. S;
and costs; Z. kanlk1na, assault and bat
terry, noIle pressed; kaanu, alias D. Ella.
assault and battery, nolIe pressed; u.
Ella, assault and battery on Mabel kino,
one month; Manuel Gardin, assault and
battery on e. Santos, dismissed; George
Iingstrom, assault and battery on W..
Fairbanks, bail forfeited; Miamura, Chi
magu, assault and battery on Nishya-
ma, Oct. 10; Powell, Henry McKea, fail
ing to display ooatman's badge, repri-
manded and discharged; seven japanese
gambling, $40 and costs; Francisco
Rodrick, Antoine DeIgar, Jose Rasaman,
vagrancy, two months; Cheong Lung,
contempt of court, four hours.
The following arrests were made yes
terday:
Bert Jones, anas Wapanahe, assault
and battery ON Nlsnlyama; Geo. hopla,
truancy; Shioka, needless riding; Jim
AIohlkla, truancy; CnarIes Johnson. lar
ceny second degree; farera Falaue,
drunkenness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
SALE OF SEAT
In Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
ceive offers to purchase the seat of
c. j. FALK, ESQ, as a member of the
HONOLULU STOCK AND BOND EX-
CHANGE.
Membership in the Exchange enti-
ties the holder to an insurance of 81, 500.
Sale subject to confirmation by the
Exchange.
Further particulars of the under
signed, to whom offers to purchase
should be addressed prior to WE'D
NESDAY, October 10, 1901
JAS. F. MORGAN.
President Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange. 1915
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10

List of deeds filed for record October
9, 1901:
First Party. Second Party. Glass.
W. c. Achi and wife-L. K. Ka-
iSAhdo II
E. L. Hutchinson-OIaa Sugar
Company ............ Right of Way
HaW'n Land and Imp. Cob. F.
Dillingham; ct al. " d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
a5s"s% ehas F. Herrick Carriage Company
The FineS0ldEQSeS side Snilg buoy models The Columbus

has any other side spring gear
1t is constructed that the brace springs double
purpose both equalizer consequently
side motion than any other side spring gear your whole
step the result go through
the operation other side spring gear vehicle and you will
find the COLUMBUS down level while the others will
side There has been 10000 vehicles with this gear Sold
far know there has been spring broken and its riding
qualities unsurpassed.
Take Good Look at the Two styes. We Have othe s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
List Of Locomotives, Cane Cars and
Portable Track For Sale by The
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company,

Two BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVES, "a"
guage. wheels connected, feet q
| wheel base, 80" wheels, cylinders
10" K 14", side pump and injector,
weight II tons, 8wheel tenders, 1900
gallon tanks.
Fifty SPARE TUBES, spare pistons,
rings and stems, hangers, springs,
shoes and wedges, injector, oil cups,
One BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE, "a"
guage, four %" drivers, 80" wheel base,
single pony truck In rear, weight s
tons, 4-wheel tender, 00-gallon tank,
cylinders Z" 10", 2 headlights, also fit
ted with saddle tank.
One spare SMOKESTACK, spare
hangers, springs, pistons, shoes and
wedges, etc.
Four hundred CANE CARS.
Twenty-Five FLAT CARS for hauling
railroad iron.
Five miles of 12-pound PORTABLE
TRACK, with steel sleepers Of the
Fowler patent.
Five to ten miles Of 12-pound PER-
MANENT TRACK, together with fish
plates. No bolts or spikes for same.
This whole outfit is a 2-foot guage,
and practically in good working order.
The cars have capacity Of 3 to 4
tons Of cane.
The reason for selling same Is on &C.
count OF increasing the guage Of roads,
consequently necessitating new rolling
stock.
Prices TO same can be had of Alex
ander & Baldwin, Ltd, Honolulu, OF
the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company, Spreckelsville, Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

October Alb. Fernandez and wife
to Mrs S. /. Il. KahiIina. lots IL y.
I3. 16 and IS 10000 square feeO. Kali
ri. Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration
81, 600
J. W. X. Laleiwi ct al. to All Sang.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10

apana 20, r. P. 4267, Kul. 5771 as
acres), Kaumalumalu, North Kona.
Hawaii. Consideration $50.
All Sang to w. All Chez. apana q,
R. 2. 4267, Kul 5771 us acres), Kau-
malumalu, North Kona, Hawaii. Con-
sideration, $500.
October 81. K. Paniani ct al. to s.
T. White, undivided interest in r. p.
1IO4, Kul. 9S25 g acres, 2 roods and 81
perches), Palanui, Lahaina, Maui Con-
sideration, $3.50.
w. P. McDougan ct al. to j. da Cos
ia Amorun, apana of Kul. 7716, ahu-
puaa of Hienaloli 2, Kailua, North Ko-
ma, Hawaii. Consideration, $4,000
October 1-B. L. K. Forsyth ct al to
NJ. S. Medeiros, R. P. 1855, KuI. 1921
Goa acres). Koonoulu, KuIa, Maui.
Consideration 1926.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-09-05
NEW TOWNS WRECKED.
aorm struck Ansdsrko and Hobart. Esli.
Ing Three Persons and Damaging Much
Properly and Merebaadtse.

III Reno, Ok, Aug. 23.-.A wind and
ainstorm amounting almost 10 tor
,ado nearly demolished the pew town
" Anadarko Wednesday evening. w.
IL. Tevis, of Wcatherford. Tex, and
John Antoine. Of Paris. Tex, were
,illcd by falling buildings ard several
,thers were injured. while about 90
buildings were almost completely
wrecked and hundreds of tents and
yrcat quantities Of merchandise were
.trewn over the prairie. The wreck
rye will soon he cleared away and
buildings replaced. The damage will
amount To several thousands of dol
lnrs, but cannot be estimated ac-
suratcly at this time. Known in
iured: Sam +. Nelson. Kansas City,
may not recover; Dan Warren. Story
county, H.. injured internally, not
serious. Others were injured, but II
is not believed any Of them will die.
AZ Hobart there was almost a cloud
burst, 2h inches Of rain falling in an
hour. Thousands of dollars worth of
merchandise there In unfinished build
ngs and tents were ruined. but ms far
AZ learned no one was hurt. Reports
Indicate that the storm was severe in
he country districts. Several people
are reported killed and injured and
many buildings are reported de-
stroycd. but ms the points are OFT the
railroad nothing definite has been
learned. One report says that four
persons were killed At n farmhouse %
few miles out from Anadarko.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-09-05
AGGRAvATING EVILS
franc In Babies and Slavery ia
Two Philippine Islands.
srmy Omcer- Determined so stop sale of
Children In Mindsnao and Joio- FREQ
dom Papers 8iven to Many Held
In 1sondage.

Washington, Aug. 23.--War depart
ment officials are determined To inter
iere with the traffic in children which
has been going on in certain parts
'f the Philippines. constituting one
of the gravest problems with which
army officers In that section have to
ieal. Reports received at the war de-
partment say the traffic is confined to
he natives In the departments OF Min
lanao and Jolo. The traffic comes
~ result of the improvidcpce of the
people, and families who are bitten by
famine do not hesitate to seek relief
in the sale of their children. Maj.
J. s. Petit. First infantry. the COM
mnnder in that department, says that
he has about broken up the traffic.
which has been going on in children
of the Tircnarya. o degenerate race
south Of Cattabado.
Kindred questions which confront
the military authorities In that sec
tion is the state of slavery existing
under the Moros. with whom our pa
rifc relationship can only be main
iained by the most adroit and diplo-
matte relations. Col. Petit says that
slavery can only he abolished in one
of two ways, by war or by purchase,
and he adds that the latter process
might bc futile. In the third district
Of the department. where Maj. D. j.
Sweet Is In command, the slavery
question IL "a constant source of
trouble ON account of slaves escaping
from one master to another. That
officer says: whenever question
relating TO slaves comes before me
I simply make the owners prove their
slaves beyond doubt. In which case
! have nothing to do with them. but
IN ease I can pick flaw In their title
I give the alleged slaves freedom pa
pers. Thousands of Moros are held
nv slaves who by right nre free pco-
ple,"