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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-26
WANTS WORLD
WAR ON RATS

CHICAGO. ArrH 90 Tho Tribune sayt
A world wHr uh rais mny Boz proposed
/ ny Jnp.n That nation hHs boon con Iu.t-
inR un exhaustive i0NcrtiRHt.uH, ANA The
I conclusion has tern reached that tnt
rodents nto menace 90 mankind,
Consequently" rDys Dr Nurlsha.
who o. visitor to Chicago. 'thc Mlkh.
dos Government e 90 appeal 90 ciVilga-
ton 90 rXtcrmiuatc the rodcnts ID o.
declared that The tnts spread an sorts OF
cuntHpion, while hundreds OF thousands
or dollars worth OF properly urc de-
stroycd by the rodents each year"
The plague. says br. Nurnshb. would
lose half its torrors should the rats Of
the world cease TO exist other diseases
would claim fewer victims aud the earth
would le a safer place for humankind.
DIR. NuEasha, who rs n bacterioiorist or
prominence On Japan is al the Aud to-
Rum Annex. ~ has been making
.Ftudy OF the plague in HonekonE, IN
bombay. in Japan and in other of the
Oriental countries Tie was convinced.
he said, that rats are the greatest prop
nEutors Of iusIdious disease. Japan. snys
Or. Nugusha, has had made an official
vcstiEatiun OF the harm done by rats
and the result OF this Investigation would
he brought to the attention of the civil
lied world His country is now taking
steps looking to the destruction OF the
rodents II is proposed to induce other
nations TO do likewise.
Rats, declared the visitor, served no
useful purpose. and besides spreading
germs, gnaw their way into hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars worth OF property
each year.
Il am aware that I am not advancing
n new idea" said DR. Nugasha, "for bac-
teriologists and members Of the medical
profession have long been aware of the
evil which rats work IN the way OF prop
agatinE contagious diseases, but 4 did
not realize the extent of this evil until
I came to make my recent invest!ga-
lions in connection with the buboulc
plague in the East. 7 visited HoagKong
Bombay and other parts OF the Orient
not TO speak OF Japan, and cvcryyvlere
I was confronted with the fact that rats
far more than anything else We're the
active cause in propagatinE and spread
ing the plague.
thine and again ] found that rodents
We're the active cause in spreading the
disease into some new quarter where ev-
cry ordinary sanitary precaution had
been taken to prevent the malady. These
precautions would have been effective In
all probability but for the infected ro-
dents carrying the germs with with
dents carrying the germs with them"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-26
A FLOATING
EXPOSITION

NEW YORK April IA special 10 the
Herald from Washington says:
Instead Of inviting foreign purchasers
Of American goods TO come to this coun-
Try and see our wares in salesrooms or in
/ eNpositions, O. Z. Austin, president OF
the Suredu of Statistics, proposes tha-
American merchants and manufacturers
shall unite in carrying samples right To
the doors OF foreign customers in a
great floating exposition.
This idea has aroused a great deal Of
interest in this country and abroad and
letters Mr. Austin is receiving from
prominent business men encourage he
hope that 1t win take practicable shape.
Mr.. Austin's plan is to have men en-
gagged in different Ines unite in charter
ing several ships on which they VIII In
stall exhibits of their wares, each eX-
hihitor to be allotted space in proportion
to the amount he suhscribes. Agents VIII
accompany the exhibits to explain them
and negotiate for sales. As the lower
holds of the vessels will not be suitable
for exhibition purposes, it is proposed
that they lie utilized for carrying limited
stocks Of goods for immediate delivery
when sales are made.
The fleet would sail down the east coast
Of South America, up the west coast,
across the Pacific to the ports of China
and Japan, possibly Australia the ports
OF the Indian ocean and thence home by
way of the Suez and Mediterranean. TAX
ing in the principal ports Of Europe and
consuming about two years.
This plan is being put into practice by
group of exhibitors at the Buffalo EN
position who propose after that fair TO
put their exhibits on board a ship and
make a tour of the Mexican. Central
American and West Indian ports, includ-
ing Bermuda. a similar plan was adopt
ed about two wears ago by some mer-
chants Of Hamburg, Germany, who sent
out a floating exposition on board sin
gle ship. The expenses amounted 10
about 100000 while the direct sales
amounted TO s5.23C00l without taking in
t. account future sales resulting from
the introduction of goods into new mar
lcts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-26
CHINESE INDE MNlTY

NEW YORK, April 15.-Reports re-
ceived here as to the amounts Of in
demnity claimed by the powers. from
China vary to some extent, says the
London correspondent of the Tribune:
For instance France Is stated by
the Mail correspondent In Pgkng, to be
asking for 5000 600 whereas dis
patches from Washington put the
amount of Frances claim at "A much
less figure. II Is considered more than
possible In Picking that the powers may
Jointly agree TO reduce their bills pro
rata, particularly If China viii guar
antee certain commercial concessions.
one difficulty IN the way Is that some
Of the powers VIII have honestly spent
the sums they demand. Russia may
be expected to abate her claim. which
Is considered quite uuJustihable cou-
sldering the relative ease aud cheap
ness with which she was able 10 mobile
ize. IL should not be- forgotten hat
Russia Is making ssIarate demands for
territorial ana commercial privileges.
and, besides, the rolling stock and rail-
road material which she annexed IN
vast quantities. and applied 10 the local
needs Of the Mlnchurian line, must be
worth something
WANT AMERICANS TO STAY.
PICKING April 10, nj HUNG Chang
has applied 10 Gen Chanee 10 leave
behind Whom hr departs Captain Tul-
son ana "a sufficient number of men 90
police the oVnesa cIty as lhe Chinese
earnestly deFlre thrir retention, far-
ing mai me dlsuurt Nlll uul hs Won
looked after when occupied by other
foreigners
An espfdlllon cnnFlal'uF nf 0l0 Ger
man and 5000 French troops Niu leave
fa0iipF VA TOMORROW ~ duff nom
the province ueyuai thousand Calnew
y hp refuse 90 ube} lhe ufdar ~ ~ HuuE
'hhnH NJ hfNp ~ lap hluaaalies ae
ready HffahEfd
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NOTES FROM
WASHINGTON

NFfIt'I.iH| 2 ''N|N'| I'''I'fIN..I'H
4 WASHINGTON April q rnroutl
|uoi iuoudlbe tho Uspeu mWrt oI Na.
wall nud Porto Rico and tbe uuacttHpa
conditions ln Chua the rocord of vN
.putnton ot manufacture rom tn,
United states n tho ntoal wear vbiot
ENDS the aOth of uvNi Juut b. mos likc,
ly 10 equal that OF the pfcccduE Hsoh
year.
The nrst OF these reasons De- appsr.
ont when we consider thbt thc export.
crs curagcd in commerce Win the laa-
vauan Islands are now refusing tt
furnish 30 the Bureau ~ Stauetos tht
statements of thcT exports, az n Tore
mor years. holding THAI thclr cNpor
are no longer foreign commerce" and
that. Therefore. The bWcau has uo au-
thorty to require tho usu8l state.
mcuts which uc law authorizes N.th
reference TO commerce between tHe
United states and Foreign countries
The reason Tor thc faUine OK n rc-
gard to Porto Rico is thai the exports
to this island are now separately
classified and no Longer Included n thc
general statement oil foreign com
merce.
The exports to China have fanen on
fully one-haTf because Of the C5n61-
tons now existing in THAI country.
our new citizens On l5awaM ucNt
spring win be sent by the Ac1ioG1;g1az
Department, through Delegate W0coX
a supply of young trees. Tl5s is 500
rotary Wilson'S own idea, who has &C.
ciGed that. instead OF sending such q
large quantity OF seed throughout are
country he win disuIbUye youuc ss'ees
Mr.. Wilson believes thaJ this wan prove
even more popular than the seed T3sn-
The forests have been rapidly 6isST-
peariug, and ii is believed ShSe 1u2ess
is done there wan be s5ra-
her famine. An investigator has
been made to Discover tl1e trees uHlcf
thrive best in various localities. s-,s
each member Of Congress Eyla be given
so many OF the weddings 10 send 70 rs
u. is believed that ua5s
plan VIII produce at lease 5000 eND trees
yearly as long as il IS 1SeT1 M
Maurice ". smith a. E9on0'uCn. vys7s
has arrived in this country. has a c-5sV-
ance. He is bitterly orpose5 20 shs
immigration Of Porto ESica-s -gs1o ~
says are giving trouble In Faau-nl Va
Is quoted as saying thag ahey ara g
bad lot, taken as a whole
They are INDECENT DE szia 4 oa-S
for serious trouble IN FsawEz s-r-1
their Importation sooner or 1azsr- These
already there are uuruly bns -n5hz
''They started q -jdt on h1H-5 500
and for 4 time 81 looked IS sH6Erh we
would have 10 can ou- 177e {sun-ss IN
stop II. They are nor 10 De c51rT,z-'s,E
20 the Japanese. The 1ar-a- are ElVg2s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-26

IF eodlivcr oil is The means Of
life, and enjoyment Of life to
thousands men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When you lose flesh, it brings
the plumpncss OF health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy it makes life
bright
1t is the thin edge Of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest it'
SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil is theft that makes
YOU forget your stomach.
Ifyou have not tried It, send Tor free sample
e agreeable taste viii surprise YOU
SCOTr 4 BOVINE, Chemists.
.osty Pearl Street, New York
SOC. aud 5 o5 all druggists
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THOUSANDS OP TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DRKtUI CURES


Ciarkrs Blood Mixture n cold IN bottlse,
n ~ zach, and Va paHrs containing sin
fIWrH tlIr quHriitn. III sufficient 20 efrsca
permanent cure IN tht great majority
- lnuE standing cases HN ALL fNEM-
1877 and PATENT MEDICINE NEHDN
DHR throughout the world proprietora.
TIES fNfg COMPANY Lincoln. Eng.
bHd Trade marx "HLODD hISTuREH
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MRS. NATION TO
RUN THE TOWN


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tHe 4Nsh NNHNs az tsab MFNi.ihe
l.'ett We Nh tnt hrN way
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feisn efe letN IOWA me matter ~
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eelNN \" Fefh an ana W'hch
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oaN ~ @ tr tfr Weh town.
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s-7c xa----e- evr-s-r s., tl~,d reorre
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s,s-rsy s-s a. cs's.a- who tsrfures
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az c-te. I Snsu REQUIRE every one to
-,--s-,a 81 ~ early r,,rf-. Th,, prIstoc-
--,,r - ~, town vs1 ro-,,prlse those
-, ~. ~ -, swat % their broyrs
KANSAS C>r-Y NJ, ANIL rt-Nrrs
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---srAs 81 a ,-Ns-s-s % ,bStrticti~,- the
<--,,gs "a ht--r,,f ~ the ro1f-a station
~ !, --t.-,,r ,,-,.-,,-. ~, v.es released
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ooEANIo 5. S STOCK.

SAN FRANCISCO AprA ia ru-
NOR that Is irauEhl WIN areal corr
a.l'eh'es Tor the holders 'i l.e sl'. *
OF the oceanic steamship company
was considerably discussed ON change
ana along the street NesteiahE ai'el-
noon. IL was In effect lhat the santa
- Railroad company would purea's
the property OF me steamship COM
pany, ana mus secure me OF steam
efS TO ply on inc racine oee"n as
Feeders Tor '"e laI.i'aa system oFeIa-.
ca 10y ~, lu',nH4lF pu,eii'S
IL VIZ l'u.,o ''Ni''ss.D e lo 'D-al. cor
I"o"Ia''i 'I li'i7 7'.is' Dul 'I VAS ls-
pea'ed WIN mu'h persistence ana came
I'D" $3.50 - i'.' 's - -. -,
,'", >" ~ IL, t-a a..
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ClAssEs 8 OOO MIXTURE

GAu1IOh Purchasers ~ 1larkss
lH lihNnuf and sulhiitutfs afs sOmeumes
paluIrd IN hs pnpHnriulrd vendors. This
DruF COMPANY ilnfoln hngiandH sTs
fngFafrd ~ fhf 0Utfrnmrni stamp, ana
fffHrkf'f WnHf FHmfd fland NIfuge'
UlNHu in fhf hnftlf WITHOUT WHhfH
NfhF hHf 0THl'fAH
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HHs fsmHlna ~ ~ aIH ~ FaaH e.
p ramaNfH ~ ~ Hp4laHff HHdH iH
Hea mlNamlHi tAa fasHfi Nlll y
ll-All
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The Bank Of Hawaii
LNilED


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DEFnEas ASH nulECTDns
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08

Der of the bar OF this court and by his
frankness and urbanity had nerited
ana won the respect Of all with whom
he came In contact professionally. Be
ing comparativeiy young IN years, his
friends had rlghtfuny looked forward
to the enjoyment by him OF n long and
successful career Of honor and use
fulness in the pursuit of his chosen
profession. His un,imely death casts
gloom over the entire community. To
the bereaved widow and orphan are
rendered the sincere coincidence of his
professional brethren who also prayer
fully commend the sorrowing to the
protecting care OF Him who noteth
even the fall OF sparrow.
This order will. be spread in fun upon
the minutes Of the court and certified
copy thereof be sent by the clerk to the
widow of the deceased.
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IN
LAND.
,From Wednesdays DailyJ

From sugar plantation to a cattle
ranch is somewhat OF descent to those
who believe there Is nothing better
than dividend paying shares OF plan
tation, but the group OF Honolulans
who have Just purchased all the old
property belonging at one time to the
now defunct American Sugar Planta-
ton at Kaunakakai, Molokai, have
considerable faith in the cattle business
as n paying venture. A. w. Carter,
g. j Waller, r.. II. Wodehouse, Il. a.
Mott Smith and John Ena. nave just
purchased 1900 shares in the old sugar
company, which gives them tie control.
Brewer q Co. sold the stock and re-
lease not only the control of the prop
crty, but the agency as well.
The men who have bought the busl-
ness intend to turn the entire p.anta-
ton into II large catte rancn with
1000 head of cattle, and about l4,UOO
head of sheep to begin with. More will
be added at intervals until it becomes
one of the largest in the Islands. One
of the men interested In the purchase
said yesterday that there was sufficient
water on the plantation, and pipes laid
TO supply any amount of live stock let
loose on the premises. There is plenty
of feed grass as well, and the pro-
meters OF the cattle ranch have no
doubts whatever as to the business
proving a productive one. and they
point to the fact that cattle raising was
originally conducted on the property.
There are pumps and every facility to
give the live stock all the water they
need. Although too salt for raising
cane, it is not a bad class of water for
drinking purposes. The holdings of the
American Sugar Company on Molokai
consist of about IS, 900 acres in fee, and
rs, 900 under lease. 1t is vast area,
and the cattle will have full liberty
over il all
1t is stated that the shares will be
put on the market at the par value of
500 share. AT this figure the new
cattle ranch starts in business with
capitalization of 100000. A meeting
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
when officers of the new concern VIII
be elected, and the articles of associa-
ton adopted The promoters of the
enterprise are 10th to give may detail s
regarding the transaction, preferring
to wait until after the nesting today
before giving a comp etc story of the
deal, and the company's plans for the
future.
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| TRANSATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO.
OF HAN BURG.

Capitol ~ the Company
and reserve. rpIchSmhrks s.0D9 ssa
Capital their reinsurance
companies ............. I0l bbb. zee
Total reichsmarks ...... l07. ESQ RSs
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PRlRRp 10 FRIEgp.

a ~ not so much what the newspa
pulp say as what nrlHhbpr says 90
uoighhor ~ flipnl 90 friend ihai hRa
brought Nhaunpraln'H rolio. lholerl
ana plauhufa Rrmriy into sufh son
oral uff n b. pH paiulal fur peppIH
tU tapfsH lhflT Flailiuie aurr uslHa
ihlt frWtdY Hf "a ~ iHl Nalrf ip huA
annn h.i 3. lh re irmfif lhs'
NJ q bahf ~ Hlrh Nlih pinlHra infHnr
1000 nI = Mau sim FhuifTa WplhVH
"a ~ pheasant fHf HNA lHllaliH liaFs
fHN 4 iHtiH N ~ M fpuf HONOR W.
fllf MI lHnHHH tWiin a H8 lhl, snls
AHfnf iIHaau 4uUlpif
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Two small Fuss:

lht nrr department answered $50
alarms uf hrn yesterday afternoon
ono RRs az Ffank kreugers place.
CORNER uf kinH ana ri.kol Hurrls an
clubhouse hflng burned psmaHs Ham
lnal
lhs second wna Ia ralHWaI WhrIe d
email Portuguese HllAfu NaR hHfnei
i1 lhH fINuni h8faFs iha department
IuHehfa ihp Fefnr Tha lpllHpe NHa ln
hf ffaf ~ lhs Ahi3 pia.e halhHH
NbH faffa M ihe ganienia Ha ihH irH-
HNla Nfir Hhafni rhfn lhF nff H
Aiifa IA nHi hhnfn hNn ihi
llaff Hlafiei
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Following rs the list of cases to be
tried at the Marcn term Oh tAe rlL,A
Circuit Court at KAUAI:
CRIMINA. CAUSES.
Territory of Hawai- ". 4nomas Led
ward, burglary; conL.uuDu IroIl ocp.UliI-
Der term
| Territory Of Hawai- vs.. lakona, m..Ii.
Cious injury, continued lroIn oeptDmDcr
term.
! Territory of Hawaii VS.. Robert Waia-
leale, emDezzlemcnl, appeal lr-m 'I.s-
trCt Court of Lihue.
/ Territory of Hawai- VS.. Sang Oh n, I'M
lawful possession OF op UNI; appeal from
District Court of Waimea.
| Territory of HAWAII rs. An Chong; DIP
peal from District Court Of Waimea; un-
lawful possession of opium.
| Territory OF Hawaii VS.. See Tai, bri-
berry; appeal from District Court of Ha-
nalel.
Territory of HawaI VS.. Kakimura,
manslaughter, first degree: committal
from Waimea District Court.
| Territory of Hawaii VS.. lkuta assault
and battery; appeal from Hawaiian Dis
: trict Court.
! Territory of Hawaii vs.. All You; I'M
lawful possession of opium; appeal from
District Court of Hanalei.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Maulili Kapule
and Helen Opunui; appeal from District
Court of Lihue.
| Territory of Hawaii vs. All Wong,
opium in possession; appeal from District
Court OF Koloa.
CIVIL JURY CAUSES.
| Kahaleanu VS.. Ako, animal trespass.
Kuwalu VS. Ako, animal trespass.
ii. X. Kahele vs. Mrs. Anima ct al,
ejectment.
Lihue Plantation Co. vs.. Kepalai wv.
ejectment.
C. X. C. Rookie vs.. ohumukini ct AL,
ejectment.
| Stella K. CocEett ct al. vs. Uka tw)
ct al, ejectment
/ Holoikaula 10 Cw) vs.. *. w. Kinney
Kilauea Sugar Co We Jos. Scharsch,
ejectmont.
| Tam Kwan Sang Va. e. J. Morgan.
trespass.
Hoi Chong vs.. Il. J. Morgan. trespass.
Hoi Chong vs.. Il, ]. Morgan. ejectment.
Juan Comes Jesus VS., NJ. A. Rego. TO
recover water right.
Chun Fun " ]. II. Coney. damages.
william Brown Vs. Antoine Vincent. re-
pleyin.
William Brown vs.. Antoine Vincent. re-
pleyin.
Kipola Cw) VS.. Makee Sugar Co.. eject
ment.
Kaapuwni vs. T. LIndemann, eject
ment.
| Paikahawai vs.. Kaal damages: oontIn-
ued from September term,
/ Joseph Scharsch Va, X lauea sugar Co..
damages.
JURY WAIVED CAUSES.
| Kahaleanu % vs. Eunu rwl rep'eyIn;
continued from September term,
! Kuapahi w. APO. damaRes
! BAcilo Lucas W, John Comes Jesus,
damages,
DIVORCE,
Malulka yg KalunHkaHhe'e 90 Kaeq
for plainit continued from September
term,
/ Frank Louis w. Marta Gloria Cost mo
Kaoq for plaiRtn continued from sop
tsmher term,
/ May u, Rakai W Z srph Rakhi, Ear
Gao Tor plaintiff willard ~ defendant.
| Akol 90 Va kaoo iwl kaso Tor pla.nr
IN
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North German Fire insurance Co.
OF HAMBURG.

Capital or the Company
and reserve, reichsmarks. $3.50. see
Capital their reinsurance
COMPANIES ........ 86.OOs. sss
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MEMORIAL TO THE
LATE W, A, HENSHALL

pauI Arumanu A A NltrI ana
John N nara committee appointed
~ plrpare "a memorial ou Tie drAih
I'D ~ A ilpnshall yesterday hanitl
ihr uupNmg ~ luiHu Eales HhiDh
soc leai ~ wlrrrl swssi nn lh'
IH.afiaI
ordered. thsi lnlf UlVl leaIpa rlin
plallund uHIet ul 300 sulifu aIl
ilaglo 4rath ~ NHlaW iisnanAll
ls4. nu FebTaafF Ms anl asalisa
n parn me order HH Wtnr lH lrfi
plny ~ Fttpeal ~ tnr mfm4a Hi lhf
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08
KAUAI TERM CASES

Following rs the list of cases to be
tried at the Marcn term Oh tAe rIL,4
Circuit Court at KAUAI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08
agnlg[l Bremen Fire Insurance CO

The undersigned having been st
pointed agents Of the above compau,
are prepared to insure risks agarus,
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings aps
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particular
apply at the Office of
+. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. ASta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ce CO
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General insurance ca
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies
have established general agency here
and the undersigned, general agents,
are authorized to take risks against
the dangers Of the sea at the most res
sonsble rates and on the most favor
able terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
General Agenta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08
General Insurance Co. for Sea-
River and Land Transport
of Dresden.

Having established an agency -
Honolulu and the Hawaiian Isiarda.
the undersigned general agents are au-
thorized "a take risks aga. at the dan
gers Of tho sea al the most reasonable
rates aud on the most favorable .ruA
A SCHAEFER - co
Agents for rhe Hawaiian Isianda
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-26
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May a5.-Cattle. receipts
200 head; nominally steady. Good to
prime steers s5.30G6; cows S2.s064.70;
heifers sS95; bulls s3@i40; calves
$4.15@6.25.
Hogs, receipts $4,000 head; left over
5000 head; estimated Monday. $4,000
head; opened slow, closed steady. Top
S5.92is. Mixed and butchers $4,000
$50, bulk of sales s5.75@5S7ia.
Sheep. receipts S,e0a head: sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
S4.4004.65; native lambs S4@5.15.
Receipts this week: Cattle, 54.100;
Hogs. l79, 700; Sheep. $500.
Receipts last week: Cattle $4,000;
Hogs, 127. zoo; Sheep. 81, 200.
Lowest May receipts of cattle since
1892.
EAST LIBERTY Pa, May 25.-Cat-
tie, steady. Extra s5.7o@5.S5: good
$5.30G5.4o.
Hogs, steady. Prime heavy s5.97ta@
s; best workers. s5.92h@5.s5; pigs as {
quality s5.S5G5.90; common pigs $3.50
15.25.
Sheep. slow, unchanged. Best weth-
ers s4.25@4.S0; choice lambs s5.20@5.30
Veal calves s5,50@5.T5.