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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
NORFOLK pRESBYTERY.
Meets ia Gloucester With Successful
Session.
Special Dispatch to The Times


GLOUCESTER c. H, VA, Oct. 3.-The
Norfolk Fresbytery met here Tuesday
night. and after sermon by Rev. z.
T. Wexford. organized. by electing Rev.
j. L. Thacker, OF Norfolk, moderator
and Mr.. Robert Tate, of Norfolk, clerk.
These present were Rev. e. t. Wexford,
of Newport News; y. S. Nenabie, Cape
Charles; C. f. Bishop, Williamsburg;
Robert McInturff, Belhaven; G.. B. Han
iran. j. e. Thacker, c. w. Maxwell j.
B. Walter, D. 3. Mcclure, Norfolk; W.
II. Grove, Gloucester; Ruling Elders
Ro5ert Tate, Norfolk: Charles Garnett,
Hampton: ]. w Harris, Port Norfolk;
T. p Cook, Gloucester.
Interesting business and devotional
meetings were had every day
In the examination of candidates for
the ministry. Mr.. j. s. Walter was Il
censed to preach.
Interesting reports were made on home
and foreign missions and upon the con-
ditions of the various churches.
After an able sermon Ivy Rev. }. j.
Thacller, the preaoytery adjourned to-
night to meet in Nordfoik neNt April.
a resolution expressing very high APP
probation of the hospitality OF Glouces-
ter was adopted by rising vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
W. A.ovr ? nop1n

Miss Inez Barnes is visitg In Prince
Edward county.
Miss Eva Tuggle, of Keysville, is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Alien Belvin has returned from a
trip to keysville.
Mr.. C. J. Thompson' has returned from
trip to Berryvlle.
DR.. W. a. Harris. who has been here
on a visit, has returned to- Fredericks-
burg.
DR.. f. Guy Hopkins is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. a. p. Rowe, in Fred
ericksburG.
Miss Maude Jones. of Gloucester county,
is now visiting Mrs. Brashear. on East
Broad Street.
ing Miss Ella Burger, i'll Farmville, has
returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman. Of Norfolk.
Va is visiting the Misses NaG17ill at No.
924 Park Avenue.
Mrs Charles Reynolds. of Newport
News, who has been visiting friends in
this city. has returned home.
Mr. r. J. Gaulding. who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. r. w. Priddy. in
keysvilIe, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Marvin Harris, of spotsylvania
county has arrived here to study dem
tistry at the University College of AIedi-
ci,.e.
Mrs. Pendleton. of Louisa Courthouse,
came to the city Tuesday. and has en-
tered Mrs. Thurston,s School for Ex-
preston.
Mss Mary Duke Slaughter. of Sunny
side" Albemarle county, will be the guest
of the Misses Lucy and Emily Armistead
during the Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kane have returned
from Darlington. S. c. Their little son,
Michael. who was brought home quite i'll
with typhoid fever. is much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdaniel, Of Kinston, n.
c.. and DR.. and Mrs. Weaver, Of Orange
county, Va, Will be the guests OF Mrs.
West. No. 500 West Main Street. during
Carnival week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
Iyy Leaves.
fsrocial Dispatch to The Times.

fSrorlal biSnrtcu 10 i IL" lIHrS)
IVY DEPOT, VA, October 3.-The
graded school here opened last Tuesday
morning with Prof. S. J. CoffmanN as
principal and Misses Cans and McPeters
rs assistants. The attendance, which was
IS the first day, has been increasing every
day since and is expected to be quite
large
While Mr.. o. f. Philips was in Char
lottesville yesterday his horse was
frightened by a passing train at the
Union Station and ran away, smashing
the buggy to pieces and nearly running
over a child at Hotel Gleason.
Miss Harrison. of Bcrryville Va. who
has been spending some time at Mr.. T.
T. Lea's. left last Monday for Washing
ton. D. &C.
Miss Rosa Wood. who has been visiting
Miss Eva Atkinson Frederick Hall, Va,
returned home Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
Failures for Nine Months.
CIV Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct .3.-Failures in the
United States. reported by R. G. Dun 4
Co. for the nine months OF 1901 NUMBER
SII4 with an aggregate Indebtedness of
So7. S1G,l16. In the same months of 1900
the number was. slightly smaller, I. $50.
but the amount of liabilities was much
heavier. S1:;;3 22:ii4. !SS
Subtracting the sixty one failures Of
barking ano other institutions. with la
biIities of $17.235.J34, the defaults IN
strictly commercial channels were S.GS3
in number and $50, $50, ST. in amount
against 1851 in number and S101, SCI, HIS
in amount last year.
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THE RADfORD AND SOUTHERN.
A New Railroad to Run IHto Floyd
County
Especial Dispatch to The TInes.)

SNOWyILLE, VA, Oct. S.-The RAD
ford and Southern Railroad Company
have commenced active work on their
line from Radford to the mouth OF IN
dian Creek, in Floyd county This road
has been projected for number. Of years,
and the people OF this section are very
much elated over 1t now being under way,
as it viii penetrate the rich brown hena-
lite iron deposits OF Geo. E. Lester. Rich
ard Woods and others.
These are amongst the largest and best
deposits OF iron in the South, and with
st-ansporta ton for the ore 1t is only a
question OF short time until this will be
quite mining section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
University Association Meeting.

The opening meeting of the University
was held at Central School
last evening with q large attendance. An
paper on Confucius was read
by Miss Winston, and the lesson conduct
ed by the president. Mr.. ]. C. Harwood.
The next meeting will be held on Thurs
day, October 18th, at S:15 P. N. The les
son for the evening will end at Hindu
literature.
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Mrs. Henry Here.

Mrs. Col R. II. Eenry, OF Clarion,
Miss. is in the city on a2yisit to her SIS
ter, Mrs. N E. Woods, NO. 8 West C:9y
Street. Mrs. Henry Is native OF ,.iis
city and has many friends here. Her.
distinguished husband. who is the cii-
tor Of the Clarion missy Ledger. ana a
prominent Democratic leader in his
State, is now in New 7 ork, and will ..oin
his wife here in a few days. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
NAVAL STOREs

turpentine steady at 33Mc.; receipts, II
casks. Resin firm at a0m0Jc; receipts
l52 barrels CRUDE turpentine steady at
Sll1.9o; receipts, - barrels. Tar steady
at S1.l0: receipts. IA barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct.-Spirits turpen-
tin. firm at Bic; receipts, 800 casks:
sales. COG casks: exports none. Rosin
firm and unchanged: receipts 40; bar
relS' sales. l,S2l barrels; exports none.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct :;.-Turnen-
tine dull. nothing doing. Rosin firm and
unchanged.
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Married at Pcl,:sm.
Snoc,o, pisnatch 10 Thu Time,

fSDocnl Hisnatch 10 Tho Times
PELHAM. N G.. Oct. 3.-Mr Charles
Henry ,Dowdy and Miss Annie Singleton,
toth of Prince Edward. Va. We're mar
ried here yesterday. Mr.. Felix Southall
was with the couple.
On the same day Mr.. Alonzo D. Bibb
and Miss Carrie D. Phillips. both of Am
herst, Va. We're married, Rev. t. Hoge
Walker officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
RAL-IMoRE N5.aRrEr.

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 3.-rlour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull: spot and
the month. s.0hQI0HSc.; southern by sam
pie. 55GI0%4c Corn frmer: mixed spot
an0' the month. G0AGGGAc.; southern
white. 6GTG1c. Oats firm: No . :'aiI4Oc
cheese and sugar firm ana unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
'|'h1IIIasBBII'aa'|lChiC1.
BANKERS
......AND.....
BROK ER S.
Members Of New York Stock
Exchange.
Private Wire to New York.

Dull; fancy, 2Ac.; strictly prime. PIC;
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 3.-,Ec-
ported py Martin 4 Son)-t. EAN Us
Market very quiet in Virginians: she'll
ing stock. 1li42c.: prime, 2@2tac.: extra
ish: Buyers offering THE: sellers asking
higher prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
George w. Mayo. Auctloneer.
BANKRUPT SALE
THE BAR. LIQUORS. CIGARS. TO.
BACC0S. LICENSES. GOOD WILL
EJ-pNITI-EE JrNEIN pJPE>T 7, AGE

RASKRUP'f SALE
TH HEc9 BAE Fleg9A# c G5SAR IS, TO-
FHRNiTuI;E. uNESpi HEB LEASE MlsE
AND ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
h AEP dAFE,. s 5lf! or H fTE:
FINEsT ANb MosT :
49, DEsLRABLE n
The uE EiI3 OF 5SR TIE ho3 VIZ Best Is Tf
BUsINEss CENTERNfo BE
SOLD AS y WHOLE.
In nnrsuance of an oraer of the United
trict of Virginiasin the. matter. of P. r
Murphy. bankrupt. | will sell by public
at sid stsae hots Nos Ll4 and i1a
A. NJ.
- FRIDAY. oCToB DEER It'll. 1901.
recently remodeled and furnished il. the
most elegant and elaborate .aanne..: tie
Ba; Fixtures; the handsomest in the city;
Filters. etc: Lunch Counters. with patent
St OILS; New Tables s c complete Electric
h1I crySsf da caTh as an
Fancy Partitions, Hotel Indicator Dining
Room Furniture. Cigar Cases; Wall Cases
Counters. Iron Safe, Imported and Domes
til Wines. Liquors. Cigars Ton1cco, &c.
About twenty-five rooms, recently fur
nished and carpeted: Hail and stair Car
pets Table and Bed Linen. Bel ..0thiH.
Porcelain Bath Tubs, Marble Basins &C
Handsome Hills Patent Automatic Re
frigerator Large Ice &c, Chests Cpmnle.,
best made Steel Ranges.
The entire Hotel is euuipne,1 with tho
latest electric Appliances. lights. bells. etc.
The purchaser will assume the leases
The sale is made subject to the GO on,
firm ation of the court
The open accounts and chooses in action
WI be sold separately.
TERMS-Cash.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of 2. t. Nlurphy5
BankruDt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
Sunday, School Lesson Study To-atorrov.

The union study Of the sunday-school
lesson will be resumed at the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow af-
ternoon ats o'clock. We are glad to note
that Rev. DR.. E. L. Pell. the faithful and
competent instructor Of the past eight
years, will again conduct the study. All
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04

PORT OF RICHMOND, Oct. 3, 1901. >
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rosalie. Willis. Norfolk. mer-
chanuise and passengers, Ola common
Line.
piyer landings and Norfolk. merchandise
m! passengers, Virginia Navigation COM
pany. o.,u D,,,,5olnh;.
Pa merchandise and passengers CLYDE
Steamer Dora, Clifford. JAMES River,
lumber, ". 8. Bradley Construetioti1 20,
dria. railroad ties, Johnson q Briggs
Schooner Bessie Brown, Smith. Round
out, cement, Warner Moore * Co:
Schooner Alice j. Venable. SiGnalgo,
i::area Joseph P. Tucker. NJ. Dewitt.
Philadelphia, Pa, coal Crump d West
Earge 3. 7. Donaldson. schlear;, Phila-
delphia, Pa. coal. Richmond Ice G.
Barge Marlin Joseph Wilmington.
Del, iron, Southern Railway Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Resale, Willis, Norfolk mer-
cl.andise and passengers. OLD Dominion
Line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 8. 1901.
ARRlNEn
Schooner Maid Of the Mist Norfolk.
Steamer STAFFORD, Baltimore.
SAILED.
Schooner Van Allen Boughton, Boston.
Schooner l. f. Potter, Boston.
Schooner Maid of the Mist. Rappahan-
lit.c X.
Schooner Nelson L. Newbury. Charles
ton.
Sarge Chalmettc, Providence.
Steamer Monterey, New Orleans.
Steamer Forest Dale Antwerp.
Steamer ElorriO. LONDON
Steamer Menantee. Clalmar.
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Cash QUOTATIONS. were as f0IIow"' t'Iour
red. GsaGa4c. No. e'' vei iSs,s corn ,rn.
o7Ac. No. oats, i3% N37Ac.:: No. ,
white. &7l12G3Sc.; No. white, 36hnt3Sc.
No rye. SOC. Fair TO choice mailing
barley. 34GlGoc. No. 1 northwestern flax
seed, S1.o2. Prime Timothy seed. $50
Mess pork, per barrel S1i.+0614.35: lard,
PEI 100 pounds, S9,S21aGi9S5: short rib
sioes Coose). SS.43MS.6l: dry sailed Shout
ders (boXed>. $7.30GE7.75; short clear sides
(boXedl, S9.30G9 10. Butter steady:
creamery, l442ll@c.: dairy. 13@19c
Cheese steady at 9aG10Nc. Eggs firm:
fresh. lie. Recepts-Wheat. 1J3OOO
bushels: corn. 222,0n0 bushels: oats, Pill
600 bushels; hogs, 25,G0O head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 3.-Bulls made a
weak effort to control bearish market
day and December corn closed &c.
higher: December wheat. lsGMc. depress
ed. and December oats, &c. higher. Pro-
visions closed JGi2Oc. up.
The leading features ranged as follows:
Omen High LOW Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04

~ ttbIIE lMfRON Ed AND JNIM-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. VA.
AT 1 O'CLOCK 2. NJ
At the request of the heirs and legatees
Of the late Jesse Rice. will sell a auc-
ton
FIRST The Large s-Room House on Eff
feenth Street between SemHes and Me
deep to alley l. feet.
Second. Three Beautiful Lots SO feet each
by 100 reet to alley - feet. These lots
front on Fifteenth Street adjoining the
;, iirst-named property
Avenue between Semmes and Nc
Douoush Streets. Lot fronts 5S.2S feet
by IL; feet to alley Il feet.
Fourth Four Handsome Lot OF Cowar-
din Avenue, fronting 70 -eet each. back
to alley l. feet
and Semmes Streets Lot SO feet bv
Is feet House contains rooms.
Sixth. \ Small Lot. i3xa7 fronting on
Semmes Street. in Inc rear OF the Let
owned By j. w. Blunt. Esq.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER the 4th, the
sale will be continued. commencing at I
O'Clock L ii.
Those Two Cottage Houses on Peters
burg Pike between Hull and Decatur
Streets. Lot fronts ~ feet bv so feet deep.
Also. those Four Handsome Lots. @1ti feet
each by 1S2 feet, at the corner of Tenth
and Maury Streets.
For particulars call on the auctioneers-
A map OF this property at the fHlce OF the
auCtioneers.
TERMs-very attractive and liberal:
ONLY one-fifth cash balance at s. l.. IS
ana "a months for notes with Z per cent.
interest aoded secured by trust deed
AUGUSTINE ROYAL & CO.
Aucti1UeerS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
Railroad Notes.

The Triby excursion will be run next
Sunday as usual, Captain Adams having
determined not to discontinue the tram
as yet. It will, if the patronage contln-
ues, be run each Sunday in October.
Passenger agents of the various roads
entering Richmond say there is every
indications of very large crowds coming
to Richmond during Carnival week.
Great numbers of country people are
coming.
The Chesapeake and Western, which Is
1t'i'dng a line from West Virginia to
t'dewater in Virginia. which, it is sati,
Will be the shortest line to deep water.
has purchased Stribling's Springs, Au-
g,istr co,lty, where they purpose erect
ing q hotel.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thi. ny,
AUCTION SALF;S-This ny,
~~~~~~~0~O-~-~-~~ >~~~~~~~-<~~~
BY c.. II. Oliver. Auctioneers
No. 20 East Broad Street. OLD Phone !%S,
BUGGY. GROCERIES. OIL TANKS,
GLASSWARE. PAkLOR. CHAMBER,
AND DlNiNG-kOOM t'CRNi-
TURE, SEWING MACHINES
COON AND HEATING
STOVES, ETC. ETC, AT
AUCTION.

Broad Street, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1901,
at 1880 A. NJ,
/ Side-Bar Top Buggy in good order; LOT
of Groceries. Can Goods. Soaps. Scales,
Tobacco Knife. Letter Press, 5 part ILesss
OF Nails, Glassware, Ice-Cream Saucers.
Lamp Chimneys. Shoe Polish, l PUSH
Covered Parler Suit, I nice NIarbla-.rcr
Sideboard. 3 Oak Chamber Suits. l Bed
Lounge. Box Couch, l Wardrobe, I EX.
tension Table. > Marbie-rop Parior Stands.
DrusEet. lot of Single and Double Mat
tresses, Cook Stoves. Bureaus. Bed
steads, Washstand. Chairs. Rockers,
Heaters. EefrtSerato-s. Ice-Boxes. Sew
ing Machines etc
GEO. V. OLIVER Salesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
Cotton easy: middling. S l-16c
- la Les stock Il. 20 ha les

Cotton easy: mlddllns. S ,-1bc.; sales.
80 bales: stock. 1862 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts.3l. So bales:
export TO France. l.23G bales: TO the Con-
tinent. 1OIS6 bales. stock. ;;l9TSo bales.
CnnSolidated-Net receipts, 1870, 30 bales:
France, 1850 bales: to the Continent.
11Gl92 bales
oval slnce September 1st-Net receipts.
:l:,35Go Bales export to Great Rrlain.
1:i+ g6i bales; to France, iI,3S4 bales. TO
the Continent, 214,357 bales.
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. S.-:Ke-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
A UCTIoN SALE
Two-story Detached Frame
Dwelling, No. 2!O8,

ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN TWrE,NTY-FIRST AND
TWENTY-SECOND STREETS
We will sell by auction. for account of
party who has removed from the city, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1901, AT 3
O'CLOCK p NJ.
the aforementioned Two-Story Frame
Dwelling. containing six or seven rooms
The property is in good repair and con-
Neniently arranged. The lot has a 'front.'
agc of ~ feet by good depth. The owners
o. this property have left the city and the.
house must be sold. even at a sacrifice.
You cannot afford to miss this opporttl-
nifty to buy a snug home or tip-top in
veStment below cost
TERMS-At sale.
POLLARD & BAGEY.
Auctioueers
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MONEY AND 1sNCT4AN GE-A!onev on
call closed steady at 364 per cent: last
lean, ) '1ei cent: rl,lin" rate. 224c: prime
mercantile paper. ii%Gi:jla Der cent Stcr-
ling exchange steaoier with actual bust
ness in bankers bills mt ST S:5I5 for de-
mand and al 81. S21i GA. S3ak for sixty DAYS:
posted rates. S4.F4 and 81 SlI%: CONNER
c.i4 hIIis, =. S2l3E14 S22S. Bar silver. -:
Mexican dollars. Az. Government bonds
steady: State bonds dull: railroad bonds
Irregular.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..

Furnished hy Nrssrs. SCOTT K STRTNGFErloy
members New lori, Stock Fxchnngc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct 81
ported ny Marlln * Son.J--COITON-
Quiet at SIC.
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BALTIMORE s-ocv MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 3.-seaboard
common. 26l.M2G%s: 40. preferred, 1890
%. SeaboaTd 4 s, SI3!GS1;s.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va. Oct. 8, 1901
(Rerorted by Martin & St,l
Nothing doing in tobacco. A few prlur
ingS have been sold at $3.50
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lYNcHEuRG TOBACCO MARKET
Lynchburg Va Oct . 1901

Lynchburg, Va. Oct 8 1901.
The year IN tG'-:tccn came to a close on
last Saturday. and the new year began
on Yesterday. While there was a de-
crease in sales of several million pounds.
tAe prices received were considerably
higher and consequently the market was
generally satisfactory. Yer" little to-
bacco has been sold in the past EEK.
receipts, however. are on the increase
ana sales are expected to be heavy in the
near future.
Quotations are rs follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Oct. 3, 1901. :
ARRIVED.
steamer Rosalie, Willis, Norfolk. mer-
.,.-..S.;... nd messengers. Old dominion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-13

and his oral explanations Of them at
the hearing.
NEW YORK. November ga spe-
ci;,i TO the Sun from Washington SAYS:
Senator Willard of Nebraska saii t.
ciy chat he thought w. }. Bryan would
be offered the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Nebraska next year,
ana that he would accept. He ais,
tn pught Mr.. Bryan would be beaten.
$3.50
SAN FRANCISCO November "a
According to Diver Sorensen, who has
been searching for the hull of the Rio
de Janeiro ever since that l-fated Pa
cfc steamer sank so mysteriously on
Washington's birthday this year, the
wreck is located. This claim has been
advanced before by the numberless
searchers and the three or four COM
panies formed to salve the vessel. but
sorensen is the first man to make the
positive claim that he has stood on the
sunken deck and made a convincing ex-
animation. The dive by which, he as
serts, he made his belief a certainty.
was made on November 10th. At that
time he was down about ten minutes
and claims to have swung around the
bow, noted the condition of the wreck
and the woodwork, tried to get inside
the hull through a hole in the deck and
was prevented by the turn of the strong
current, which swept him away.
| The location upon which Sorensen has
been working is about a half a mile due
west of the reef at Fort Point. upon
which the Rio struck, and on the edge
of the deep channel. The wreck ac-
cording to Sorensen, lies with the bow
pointing toward Lime point and the
stern toward the Cliff House. The bow
IS in twenty-five fathoms of water and
the stern in twenty-three fathcms. II
Is about a quarter of a mile from the
spot where the Whitelaw Company Is
working, and something Ike half mile
from the spot where the company which
works by spirit control is feeling for q
location.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-13
Steamer Kaiulani From Hilo.

The Wilder steamer Kaiulani arrived
yesterday afternoon from Hawaii
ports. 1t Is quite seldom that the
Kaiulani visits Honolulu, as she is gen.
orally employed along the windward
side of the Big Island, making Hilo
her headquarters. She takes feed.
plantation supplies. etc, from the
windjammers which come to Hilo. and
brings the stun to the Hilo and Hama
kua plantations, taking sugar cargoes
for the sailing vessels In return. 1t Is
owing to the present dizziness of the
sugar season along that coast that the
Kaiulani honors this port with her
presence. Leaving Hilo the Kaiulani
called at Pepeekeo. Hakalau, Honohi-
nu and Laupahoehoe. delivering freight
at these places. There was no sugar
ready for shipment at any of these
ports, however, SO the steamer pro-
ceeded to Kawaihae. where she took on
board 81 head OF cattle for the Metro
politan Meat Market of this city. Pur-
ser birmingham reports that there
has been some rain lately along the
HamakUa coast. Puako and HAWAI-
haze, on the lee side OF the Island, have
also had rain. On Friday the Kaiu-
lani lowed the bark Rhoderick Dhu out
of Hilo The bark was bound for San
Francisco.
After landing the cattle at the pen
yesterday the Kaiulani went up to the
Kinau wharf. where she was receiving
freight during the afternoon. She viii
sail for Maui. Molokai and Hawaii
ports tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-13
Osda Asses Sments.

THE nth AND 18TH ASSESS
ments, Of SOC each. are now bearing
interest at the rate of per cent per
month.
THE 18TH ASSESSMENT Of 2kgo OF
SOC per share, has been called, to be
due and payable November Goth.
Interest will be charged on assess
ments unpaid ten Q0) days after the
same are due at the rate Of per cent
per month from the date on which such
assessments are due.
The above assessments will be pay
able at the Office of the B. F. Dillingham;
Company. Limited, Stangenwald Build
Ing. ELMER z. PAXTON,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Company. Ltd.
Honolulu. T. H., July 20. 1901. 2Sn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-13
THE WORLDS NEWS.

CANTON. Ohio, November 31.-The
friends of Mrs Mckinley are gravely
concerned for her. She Is believed to
be wasting away and her mental atti-
tude is that she is only waiting the
summons to join her husband. The wild
ow of the lamented President, except
ing short drives, remains at home in
the little wooden house on North Mar
ket street, made famous by the pill
Grimages OF thousands of voters who
swore fealty to Mckinley in 1896 and
again In 1900, and which has enter tanned
many of the bcst-known statesmen of
the nation.
To Mrs. Mckinley life Is but void.
She expressed to DIR. Manchester her
pastor and loving friend, shortly after
the Presidents funeral, desire to die
and join her husband. This GeSire she
still has. She talks but little to her
friends, but sits at home and spends
much time weeping, as she thinks of
him who was for many years her stay
and comforter. Mrs. Mckinley is con-
stantly attended by her sister. Mrs. NJ.
c. Barber who has given up her usual
home duties and devotes all her time
and energy To making life as pleasant
as possible for Mrs. Mckinley.
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MEDICINE LODGE, Kan, November
27.-David X. Nation was today granted
divorce from his wife, Mrs. Carrie
Nation, 1.-THE joint smasher," The court
eNonerated Mrs. Nation from the
charge of cruelty to her husband and
divided the property. The Medicine
Lodge home will go to Nation and the
outlying property to his former wife. In
reply TO questions OF the court. Mrs.
Nation said that the reason she fought
the proceedings was that she wished to
continue TO share the pension money