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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-30
THE SHAMROCK UNDER WAY.
LiPtOn's Challenger Goes Out for
Another Trial sail

NEW YORK. Aug. 5g-At daybreak
this morning there was little Indication
that there would be trial made by
Shamrock II today There was heavy
fog early in the day with a light rCu--
mile breeze from the West but shortly
after that the wind shifted To the east
southeast, with an eight-knUJ breeze
blowing away the fog. and soon the decks
Of the green challenger were alive with
her Whitehead sailors making ready Tor
days sail
At lu-l5 o'clock the large and perfectly
fitting mainsau had been nOisted and was
quickly followed by her racing club top
sail on board the yacht. besides Cap
tain Sycamore. were the designer. Ny.
Watson. Commodore billiard. and the
navigator, Mr.. Hamilton, OF the Erin.
About 1880 o'clock Sir Thomas Upton
boarded the Shamrock and tho headsaIs
of the yacht jiD. forestaysail and baby
jib topslIs were quickly broken out Slip
ping her moorings 1T lJ.55, She yacht was
under way, heading out toward the point
OF sandy Hook, which she passed ON the
stdrbOaTd tack. CilSC hauled. NJ I-fF
The challenger slipped away from her
mouriug buoy and stood toward the
southwest spit buoy on the port tack for
a few minutes in order 10 clear the point
of the hook on the next tack She had
her baby jib topsaH up in preparation for
a long beat outside The yacht held on
the port tack for just three minutes and
then Captain Sycamore threw the Irish
flyer about and then stood out for the
Sandy Hook Ightship in the teeth Of the
wind She was then CIOss-hauIed on thg
starboard tack Captain Sycamore. after
pinchiug her close for FIVE minutes, gave
her a rap fun and the way she sC-tlIed
around the hook opened the eyes OF the
watchers. She was kept somewhat out Of
the eye Of the wind for five minutes and
certainly left "a long wake behind her in
remarkably short time
The tug Unity was following her buJ
she never had chance 10 get within
hailiug distance. and the Unity IS not
slow tug, either. At u.l5 they began 90
pinch the yacht again. and then she did
not DO ~U well While EOJ displaying any
tendency Ju legwaTd. she did NOT seem
able tr come within as many points of
Jhe wind ass Columbia. But then the
wiuGU-rd work was always the Column
hia' s. forte
IT, clear Ga, bar ,hs Shamrock made q
short tack across the channel and quickly
came about sstla- passing the bar buoy
al H. rc.rrh. she vas tL-D I'm deep
water. where she had plenty OF sea room
With hor sheets O. port the yacht made
long tack heading due east To q point
opposite the Sandy HOOK IEhtShIU- The
Shamrock was followed by the Erin.
which passed the Hook bound out M 1i-I1
o'cIucs.
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Kiln Dried Bonrds, SI-25 per 100
81. Il. and enc width. Libbey 81 Co.
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boards of one width, sI.2J per 100
50 It. b. r. LibbeJ d CO.
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Flynn's Business College. Sth and X.
Busiuess. Shorthand. Typewrt.ug SO q year.
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Via H e. O. r. r. ou train having Washington
l-IJ %. M. Saturday ufehts and return CA trail
leaving Deer Para 1904 a. m. sundays nights
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Bright Best boards. Si-S''-nI
inches TOO, in width. 9Th and New iorA ave.
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Sl-25 per 100 "a. ft. for Best
boards, one length at 9th and New York ave.
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81 90 To Hnrper'~ Ferry ard Martins
----.- md ELnLurm Y ID E. a %. Y. r

L....r. Washington a u-. sunday, September
...-Ga NJ leayc Nar-ir-blrE 7.5O p N, and
Il.r-..'- Ferry --fF D.. E. same day.
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Lowest Bids en- Carpenters Lists
for sl.a.l1n cottages tg T. LiDbey * Co
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such sn interview as is alleged in the
dispatches from Boston and as stat
ed IN tn" newspapers To have been
mentioned ny Admiral SChloy i'm a re-
cent letter 20 the department.
'- IT, however, the department feels
that the cause % the navy and of jus
tCe viii ba better served by relieving
me from duty on the Court. f am en-
tlI,ly ready 20 withdraw voluntarily,
or t0 have the department relieve me
upon ITS own initiative
5. IL. on tho other hand. the depart
mont. knowing II The circumstances.
desires that 2 should perform the
duty l am entirely ready-to perform It,
and can. upon ny conscience and
OATH do my duty as member of the
Court without partiaIity.' as the law
requires. Yours sincerely and respect
fully II. L. EDWISDN.
Rear Admiral L. : Y
"Hou. Frank ~. HaCk,tt. Washing
ton. D. c.
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$3.50 To Luruy Cavern~ and Return.
Including admission 20 caves, from b. & o.
r. d., g. m-. Sunday, 81. ceIlacr /. Returning
leave LuEg D. m-. same l4y-
Boards for any use, Si-25 per 100
f.. sound and best. Libuey * 20.
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NA-lit. suInhar - NatarnI Hrid.c

Soc advertisement for revised itinerary Of Irrr-
D.. Limited Excursion via Chesapeake c UH-o
Railway
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Price Dropped on boards. SI-2J;
0ne aidsh-ouy Iensth-at tth aaI NJw YORK ave.
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4 General Effort TO Operate Mills
Expected Early Next week. Pre-
dtction of Large DesertIonS From
AmaIEamated Association's RHnkz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-02

6etragtet 8ongen meb b~eltagenOe Sulerte. ,,5ilgip, min
laobige 6erre % &onge!" = fogoe ban MI. bd ban enbez
Zig iaa, at aongen feitebe fit 9je paa BAN og ipntes for
tprnet ober bens 0rifigbeO = utilgip, min itore aongs!
jg frbgte0e, S par Ing o9 tunbe be6epe 9jGlp"
Seq bar 0eret Ipg. farlig ipg" Iparebe &ongen
- bet bar en- Got, unge Riober! iom s maa beoe 9erren
5eodre eber Og boert ipnoigt Menneite fra; t6i ben trler
neO ben epige 0gb. Men ben forbarmenoe Sub pGre
loet; ban ienOte mig NpO og llpfte; ban oiOite bet bebit:
an gBb o9 lllptte tunbe 6elbreoe mig fun Gigerens
alO tunOe uOripe min @jel fra 5orbehmelfen."
,Qf, min fareie 5erre og 9ongs! s er %DisieIig IL
gemli9 fpg eer tnuges al en- ibar 8etpmring. 9iloe 5 be-
tro ben ringeie at eoers tro WIpno bpaO Der liggsr eOer
pda 5jerte - at, 9erre 8Ongel bboroel jeg ieb bar en-
Sorg at bare, iom jeg neppe l9n9er fan ubbolbe, pil ieg
oog bore eoers Sor9 meo, ON ben iau fnuie r mig. @r Der
ct WenneIfe gerOer, iom oeO 8aab og 5rgIt for ebers
f~on9sige Sjal Oil jeg Ie9e BAN, par bet Iaa OeO @erOens
@nOe.@
&onqen 6opbe lat ia ~tantefuIo lin QrmItol; MI reiTtt
ban fig 6ofig, iom greben al en- ~plubieig Sante. ,9H
tom en- belejlig Gtunb. min tro. arige aiO0er aarl!'
iogoe ban obu Ter Ielo belt T~orrigful0 I'D, o9 je9 Det
bel, 6OoO Ou ier8er for: Ou bar mifet ben, ou baDOf
fare1t."
oaareie 9erre Og aonge!" IogOe 9urf, inOerlis
6epaqet lent lite paa mia oQ min SOr9! men fig mig
eoers 8etQmrin9, % ON jeg meO nit Gin fan tgbe eoer en-
b%eltiIfreDs 5imell"
a4}in 6jals 8etpmrin9" ia9oe 8oneen meO ct
urOltgt Bill ben gploer mer, enb oenne 3eit at Cir
o9 cen 2pt % Smerte, je9 nu Der fan BABE tilbage. 9bub
ig tantts poa fr, ba ie8 foIbt 3anter 6ift ube pet
6siten - ia, bet MATTE ben leb Dioe, fom ifulbe fge mig,
6bab je9 6lf bilbe biOe. gu Def, Giboer &arl! lfbnb
Dig, fig paa bin 6sft o9 bill life, fpr bu tonmer til
Staane. 9au au0en bar boet en- W2anb, Tom De falbte
&uuemanben; ielp talbte ban fig 8iooer; ban napneot
fig ogIaa 3bor0 anuoTgn 8onbe. 6an maa nu pere oper
6~unoreoe Qar, 6os ban leber; men Ieber ban og er Der
enDnu. Iaa er ban ben eneite Mano 0erben, Iom moafe
BED gaaO og 3rpft for bin &onges Sjel. 81, feg bany
9tiooer &arl! og timber Ou BAN Sine, faa Ipprg BAN
ira bin aonge, om ban Db bpaO jeg tGnfte paa / Dag peb
min Sanger % 6puO ban Tiger BERTH! 6nert Orb, ou bprer
At bans Mun6, bet itriDer Ou bin SjGl og betror bet fun
til bin aon9e!"
IS Ter mig life igen, 6erre 9onge! for je9 bar OPP
f0lot eoers 8efalin9!" fOareoe 8arl meb 6aanoen paa
tit grait. 9ongen rate BAN i'm 6aanb, og aarI trDtte
Den til fine 2Gber. 9erpaa gap aon9en BAN ct @int til
at lie og lagOe 5in9eren paa i'm Wlunb. 5aa giebltie
osrefter lab &arl pua i'm rate Stimmel og for uO at III
be6us SIotsgaor0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-02
Sefstenoe Kapitel.

Oct bar en- title. fjernebs 8internat. oa Riober
aarl at gtiie p0a i'm puIenbe og oampenbe 9et i%tanOiebe
oeb 6ooen at &ulen.
MeO for 9efpGrlig6eo bapoe ban funOet @een BERTH
oQ babbe ote maotet ipBrge Jig for; t6i Fan 6apoe dlorig
p9ret Der fgr. 3 Nerbeben at &uuen babbe ban fgrt
Ipurgt ON RiOber 8borb &nuoIpn eGer ON Den gamlt
5borb 8nubign 8pnbe; men bam fenpte ingen, % &orL
frDgtebe for, ban MATTE p9re ogb. Sa ban enoeliq meD
8etDmring Iputgte, ON ingen 6dbbe tenpt Gullemanben,
og ON bet par Iange Tioen, ban bar beO, 6apoe man iet paa
BAN meo fore gne og fortrGttet pegst op MOB 3oppen at
9uaen, ibet man forfeDe fig. Den &arl ogoe not albrig -
mumleoe man - for ban bar ct Spggelfe e1er en- SrolD>
manb og boeoe ct for6etset 3aarn poa &ulen. Uleb benz
ne @fterretning 6abOe &arl maattet laDe Ig npje; men ban
5apOe lite for nogen pri8 funnel faa en- 8ejpiier meb fig
til &uaemanoen8 8olig. Oct bar b~olslps Gerning at
TONNE BAN nGr, 61ft ON gtatten beb bet for Oa
5apOe ban Gamtpem meo 0etse % ale 6elbeoes Nunber.
@ne bar Oa 8url reOen oioere al ben Qej, man meo Cru
babbe betegnet BAN.
Nu Iaa ban bet msrte, tuaebe 6jalO, iom Ttplt %
maie1tetiTf ragepe ub oper 6abet. Oct negne 9jalo par
enonu itprre og bilbere, enb ban babbe tent Itg bet; tbi
ban babbe foreitiQet Jig bet iom SteDns Slit. 0an tunbe
life Longer tomme frem til 6eit og leote f~orgepes ON ct
3rG eler en- Stub til at binbe fin 6eit beo, ba ban iaa en-
P9l pna en- nggen 2pngbgi bb StranOen; ban reo tdnte>
fulo oerop Og bandit Soften til PGlen. San flappeOe Den
uroIige Stimmel % bpb ben ItQa rolig til ban tom iqen;
og bet bar LEGION bet tro 0Dr fortob BAN; tbi Stimmelen
bleO MI itaaenbe rotg og iaa Maaneitinnet efter i'm 9erre.
&arl ilebe op ub bet itejte 5jelb; ban Iaa fig enonu en-
Sang tilbage efter 6eien og ipntes at idpne bens SeHfab.
o9 MI faot bet BAN fprit ino, at bet bel bar en- gtetterp9l
ban bapoe bunoet fin 0eit Deb; tbi ban ipnte8 at Ie ct APPLET
Ogoninge6obeO pa @nben al ben bgje YGl.
Gn ~upiltaarlig @sIen gennemfor ben enionms 8ibz
Der. 0an git longfOmt pioere Og iaoneoe MI ret ben samIe,
mat omme Nlarttn, Iom paa ben iibite longe Hej1e meb fin
0erre bapOe fact Bert ben enc @rnl, ban 6aboe tilbage,
o9 lom MI gift 8urnoom og legeoe meb i'm 9erres gprn
paa &ariiegadrb.
&arl narmebe fig 3oppen at &uGen. Gn merf Stens
mosie, Ipm ban lpn9e bapbe let pg bibtil taget for en-
5j9loipios, fob ban nl ner peo, og ban iaa, bet bar ct
runot 3aarn, opbD9get al alippeitptter fra &u1en. Oct
moa bel pere Suqemunbens 8olig!" = fagoe ban % erins
orebe ig Saarnet paa S9bb9aarb og ben S%tittelfe, ban
Der 6oobe it opamle be ~brGnbenbe qapirer / 2uerne;
bin Stiftelie og gjergmonben beb Saro @rab babOe ban
lGnge troet bar en- og ben Ianlne, og ban tbipleoe life paa.
at FIN gaooeiulbe Wlano 10 bar ben ~berbgteOe &uaemanb.
Wcrtiettes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-02

SITTER Otnne 9ilorugelie fOrcsit Der efterbaanben en-
~mGrteIis 5OranOrins meO aOnaen. Site blot mebens ban
leo at fit i~mertelige Saar, men ieIO ba ban rejhe fla fulo
aesemstruft igsn ira fit Sp9eleje, Ipntes ban al bare fin
YbmpgelIe Og fine 5jenoers 9riumf meo RoliobeO %
electromagnetic, iOm en- ~retfarOis Simlens RepielIe. geb
3abet at fit gie o9 at fit NuOn, iOm ben uoDerpinbelige
Seierberre, Ipntss ban at BABE ounbet ct tlarere Sbn for
Den eOi9e SanobeO Os bet Serrebsmne oper fo ielO, iOm
ban idd lGnge bapOe iuDnet. Sun ipntes oerueb tiaige
at babe Ounoet en- Del of ben S%jGlefreo tilbaae, lom ben
forterenoe Si9sn efter Sapn bibtil albeles baObe berspet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-02

6an iutteoe bpbt. oOg bpdO bar bet, ban fang ON
en- farlig Somfru!" oeobleO ban - o9jaIot bet ben
arme Quoaciu2 - ia pei, bun par from og rem, Iom en-
beaig SOmfru, o9 bleb mig bog f%arligere, enb ale mine
5jenber. O9 ON Gtptten2 ia rigtig! bet Orb bar
ianot; men ban Iigteoe life, ben falite Stbtte, ban ramte
uoen al Iigte." &On9en falbt after opbe Santer og ipntes
~for9apes at grunoe paa Slutningen al &ulemanoens
Sang. Gnoelig bar bet, lom ban minOetes ben. ySa bel,
ia bel, CAMEL" IogOe ban lun9iomt og imerteli9t =
bet 9aanb, Iom bandit 09bnen min ipnbi9e Si9l, bet
BRAT, og bois 9uanb bar mGgtig pda Soroen, iom bans,
Der leite bet? men BE, BE! Sternen bpbe 2spens Gje."
= San for baitig meb 9aanoen til bet uOitutne 9je, iom
ON en- %plubfelig Smerte %9ennemjog bet, Og iant after ben
/ ben famine tdpIe 9rublen, lon ba ban fgr fob meb
5open Stig6pilen. >
Du ban tom til i'm 9efinbelie i9en, faa ban meb
5orunbring, at Der fob en- bgi alpOrlig Riooer li9e for
BAN og betrogtebe BAN meb %pemobige, ~oeltusenbe 9ine.
Oct bar &arl al 9aiie, Tom, urolig oper &ongens 5tlftanb,
6dpbe popet at opertrebe bans ltrenee 5orbub oe tr9be
ino bans 2entummer. San hdpbe itaaet Der lense o9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-02
Ill Sejr og 9ptte bleo 9olmar fsb
) Stjernerne itaar BET Itrebet -"

Rel mel, iuaIebes toO Der lite Stiernerne; iaa=
leoes fang ban lite 6eaer." 6on betantte Ig after en- COB
Stunb. - ga rtgtig! f%auleoes bar bet" fagoe ban
oerpau DemoOi9 ii mine Iptteli9e 9uge fang jeg bet
anberleoes:
o8il eeier % Qbtfe 6teD @olmar fpb;
U}en iorgles Mano bar ej leOet,
So 2Dtten fan penbes ON til gleo
) Stiernerne Itaar bet itrepet."
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-30
THE PRESIDENTS ASSASSIN
PROBABLY DIED An ANARCHIST

AUBURN IN. ". Oct. 2S.-Leon F.
Czolgosz. the assassin of President
Mckinley. who is awaiting electrocu-
ton in the prison here during the
we k commencing next Monday, fully
realizing that his death is now a ques-
ton of a few days. has asked for
spiritual consolation. and this after
noon received a visit from Rev. T.
Szardinski, Polish priest of the Rom
an Catholic Church.
Czolgosz' request for a priest of his
own nationality was made known to
Warden Meade in the morning Father
Szardinski. who is pastor of st. Stanis
laus' Church, Rochester. was in this
city. and was asked to visit the pris-
oner. This afternoon he went to the
prison. and remained there about an
hour.
The interview between the priest
and the prisoner proved very unsatis-
factory to both. It took place in the
condemned mans cell. and the CONVEX
sation was carried on in Polish. Dur
ing the interview Czolgosz said that
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he had been baptized in the Roman
Catholic faith In the Polish church in
Detroit. He had abandoned the church
early in life. and had lost all faith in
its teachings.
Father Szardinski urged him TO re-
nounce his belief in anarchism and
return TO the faith of his early years.
Cz0lgpsZ ecl:trS his Inability to do
so. and he was informed that unless
he could the consolation of the church
would be denied him The priest urg-
ed the condemned man to consider
the matter carefully, and told him that
II at any time he decided TO re-em-
brace the faith he would return from
his home in Rochester and stay with
him until the end. Father CZardinski.
before taking his departure, left with
Czolgosz some Catholic literature
printed in Polish and also some EN-
blems of the church. Czoigosz assur-
ed Father Czardinski that in case he
determined to accept the offices of re-
ligion he would send for him. but he
did not hold cut much hope that he
would renounce the doctrines of an
archism
Warden Meade and Superintendent
Yesterday. arranged all the details and
fixed upon those to be invited to wit
ness the execution. The law requires
that invitations be sent out three days
before the date of execution. and
the law will be lived up to in the pres
ent instance.
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have suffered many casualties. as /
soIlpEfps shDasa
ISIS "a. 1899. San Juan-.
1905 1901. EkinaE -2l
PkaipgiHes--
Since JEue- 1901 s--..s5
A-'. -. -. = q /

NEW YORK. Oct Is--A special 10
the san from Washington says.
Plans Tor sending re-enforeemeufs 10
the Philippines are now under on
sheraton ty the War Department ID
a. efubabality additional troops ell
Iszve the United States for Mansla
trans p0rfatfon II has been decided to
utilize the transport Crook. now at
New YORK, and orders have been Is
SUED 20 get her IN readiness for the
Toyage 70 the Philippines. leaving New
YORK abouf December 1st
Orders have also been issued to re-
eruitfng officers in the East TO pre-
pare 10 20 TO Manila with the recruits
on hand and il is expected that sew
eral hundred men can be assembled
N New York within a few weeks. II
has also been determined to order q
regular battalion of infantry TO New
York TO 90 on the Crook Which or
ganization the battalion viii be taken
from has not yet been decided.
II was learned this afternoon that in
addition 10 these troops a regular reg
iment OF either infantry or cavalry
viii be assembled at San Francisco
and 90 20 Manila on the transport
Grant. which is now being held at San
Francisco for that purpose. Two other
vessels loaded with supplies viii leave
the Pacific Coast within the next
month or two. one from Portland and
the other from Seattle.
There Is a feeling at the War De-
partment. which, however. does not
find public expression. that the ex-
plolts OF the savages in Samar win
nerve the Filipinos to renewed hos
tilities at different points and to begin
the guerilla warfare which It was sup
posed had been finally abandoned
since the surrender of Aguinaido.
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NINTH REGIMENT o. u
AGAIN SUFFERS LOSS
tssassss A1r.asso :
LARGE FORCE or soLoMEN
IN sAMAR.
Loses Ten Men Killed ard SIX
wounssd--Ho,~ the Men Fought
Told By the Number Of Enemies
Dead on she Field. sTsl

WASHINGTON. Oct is-The IN
loEing dispatch from General Chaffee
was received By the War Department
this -afJeynoon and u once. given out:
MANfT.A- OIL IS.-C6rbia Aiimranf
General Washington. Forty sir men 81
Company =. Ninth Regiment Unitef
States Infantry. under First l-ieutenant
, George ". Waihft in held. Loyerf en-
dar Samar. were ATTACKED II 80 hdlo-
men on October 18th. Our 90, ~ killed
q WOUNDED nane eFeeeiYf.i- Eighty
one grtii,s ueias lisfp hesd On the field.
~ es. I l''' r. = cHAFFEE.
The ErePort Of a second disaster 20
Z Americas stfoops ID Samar. by which
? ten men Of me Ninth Infantry were
killed and six wounded. came as a
sl,ssek 20 TIE White House and War
DEPARTMENT
The official report from General
Chanee shows that fOrty-six men OF
Company r, Ninth Infantry. under
command OF First Lieutenant George
Wallace. were attacked In a field at
Lower Caniar. Samar. and that the
casualties were ten killed and six
wounded. This dispatch says moth
ing about the arrival OF reinforce
ments for the American troops. but
with more than a third Of the com
mand either killed or wounded 1t
seems likely that the command would
have been wiped out but for the
timely arrival OF re-enforcements men
toned In the press dispatches. This
detachment OF the Ninth seems to
have been a part Of the punitive col
umn sent out bv General Hughes 10
punish the rebel bolOmen for the mas
sacre Of Company C of the same regi-
ment at Balangiga. Island OF Samar.
Il was reported after this massacre
that the insurgents had scattered:
bat as the force which attacked Com
pany + were bolomen, about 900
strong Il would seem that the rebels
are stlll organized
The fact that this detachment OF
Company r was attacked and cut of
from the remainder Of the command
would indicate that they were doing
scout duty for the rest OF the column
There Is no mention Of a surprise. as
In tho case at Balangiga. and the at
tack by the bolOmen must have been
n frantic rush OF knives against rifles.
and the rebels. according to the press
dispatches drew of TO get reinforce
ments The Ninth has suffered heay-
ilv and horne the hrunt OF the fighting
in all campaigns since the outbreak
OF the Spanish war. They have been
on tho firing line in the campaign in
Cuba China and the Philippines. and
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.-AT CHAMBERS.
In PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of l. X.
HaIuaIani, Late of kaIauao. Eva,
Oahu, Deceased, Intestate.


On reading and filing the Petition
Of Laura K Halualani. widow OF said
deceased, intestate. alleging that her
husband. said l. K. Halualani, died
intestate at Kaiauao, Eva, Oahu. on
the 22nd day of August, A. D. 1900,
leaving property in the Hawaiian
Islands necessary to be administered
upon, and praying that Letters of
Administration issue to her.
II is Ordered that MONDAY, the
18th day OF NOVEMBER. 1901. at 10
o'clock a m. be and hereby is ap-
pointed for hearing said Petition in
the Court room of this Court. in the
Judiciary Building. in said Honolulu.
at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show
cause. il any they have. why said Petit
ton should not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, Oahu. October Is.
1901.
BY the Court:
j. A. THOMPSON.
Clerk.
J. NJ. Kaneakua and T. McCants
Stewart, Attorneys for Petitioner.
4-ts-Oct. 16. %. 80 & Nov. 6.
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At Auction

on Saturday. Sovembsr md. 1901,
commencing at /. o'esOek noon. BY Or
Ger Of John F. colburn. Esq. Treasur.
er OF the orpheun Co. Ltd. VIII sell
at public auction. at my salesrOOm.
corner Merchant and Alakea streets,
the following shares OF Delinquea.
Stock Of certain shareholders OF the
orpheum Co. Ltd:
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War Department. Office Depot Quar-
termaster. Honolulu. H. T, October
IS. 1901.
Auction Sale of Public Animals
There viii be sold by direction
of the Honorable Secretary OF War AZ
public auction. on Friday. November
sth. 1901. beginning at 10 a. m. at the
Quartermaster's Corral at Twllei. the
following surplus animals. s Cavalry
Horses. 80 Mules. Terms: Cash in U.
s funds ". w Robinson. Jr.. Major
and QuarteTmaster, L. s A.. Depot
Quartermaster.
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Dyspepsia can be. and is cured by
the use. of Pain-Killer This is the
most wonderful and valuable medi-
cine ever known fol this disease; its
action upon the system is entirely diff
'ferent from any other preparation
ever known. The patient while TAX
ing this medicine may eat anything
the appetite Graves. Avoid substitutes,
there is but one Pain-Killer, Perry
Davis. Price Csc. and soc.
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AUCTION SALE or ~oRPHEuM-
PROPERTY

Under orders from Hon Geo. D
Gear. Second Judge Of the Circnit
Court Of the First Circuit. in fore
closure OF the mortgage OF The Orph-
erm Co. Ltd. 10 C. S Desky. will
sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder. for cash. on Saturday. Novem.
Der IS. A. o., 1901. at 20 c'eIoek noon,
at nv sales room. S. Qaeer street.
that certain parcel OF land. with al
Improvements thereon. and known 5
the 0rpheum Block. situated on the
northern side Of Fort street This
property has a frontage OF 100 s-f0
feet on Fort street and contains sS-1e0
acre. Terms. cash. United States gold
coin. Deeds at expense OF purchaser.
For further information. apply at Of
fec of JAS. f. MORGAN.
Auctfoneer.
e5 Queen Street
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wllDea.s STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CHANGE N PASSENGER RATES

On and AFTER December 1sf. 1891. the
following change in passenger fares
wiz 30 into effect viz
Deck rates between Honolulu and
the Island Of Hawaii viii be In
creased FROM SEQ 20 sec.
Cabin rates between HcnoIalu ard
Hama. HaE,oa and kipahala. on the
Island of Mani. will BE- Increased from
ss.0e 20 sT.Ho.
c. L WIGHT.
II President.