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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE wooden
sidc-wht cler Mortified which has
been in the service of the Staten Island
Ferry Company for the past thirty
eight years, was rammcd tonight by
the steel propeller MauCh Chunk used
as fcrryboat by thu Central Rail-
road of New Jersey. The collision oc-
CURED just OFF Whitehall street, and
iu less than twenty minutes afterward
the Mortified which was crowded
with passengers, sank at the outer end
OF the Cornish line pier I'm the East
river
The Mauch chunk, which was badly
damaged landed the two dozen pas
sengers who were aboard Of her, ever
a hundred ~ the passengers or the
sunken Mortified were dragged out OF
the water by people along shore and
the crews OF the fleet of river tugs,
which promptly responded 10 the fer
ryboat's call for help, 4 few Of the
Northhrlds passengers We're hurt Ia
the accident and the police believe
that some lives We're lost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Baets Her Own Record.

The Hamburg American line steamer
Deutschland arrived at Plymouth, Eng,
on June 18th at Sis Il. M, having beat
en- her own record. She covered 3OS2
miles in 1--WE days, eleven hours and
hfty-one minutes, at an everage speed OF
1888 against 1886, her best previous
record. Her daily runs We're 44s, b4o,
5i2, 542 $40 and 460 knots, none OF which
equal previous best days runs. Her
best previous days run. made in Aug
ust, 1900, was SOC knots. Captain Al
bers, her commander, said that he had
never stated that his vessel would
cover the distance inside of five days,
No special effort 10 attain high speed
was made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
MRS. REST ARRESTED.
Charged With Having Allowed Pools
to Be Sold at Her House.

As elimination to the testimony
brought out In the alleged conspiracy
case OF Prince David Kawananakoa
against W H. Cunningham and A
Morgan, wherein IL was stated that
the pools for the June 18th races were
sold at the bOathouse Of Mrs. Reist
the proprietor was arrested for yiolat-
ing section 800 Of the penal laws, which
reads
Every person who lets or permits
60 ha used any building OF vessel, OF
any portion thereof, knowing thai Il
be- 90 hs used for setting up, managing
or drawing any lottery OF Tor the pur.
pose # selling ~ dlapoalng Of lottery
rlehrts, chance. share ~ interest la ~
depending upon lhe sYepl of any lot,
trfy m Whu knowingly permits any
gaWs % gamss prohibited ~ sections
hl a. 5ss % 81 played conducted ~
dealt u any building % vessel Owned
~ rented - sufh lsfAan ~ Whole ~
iH paft h Euliis - mlshsmnannr
hsi AaH - ~ llQo which nas
Hrumlif furnished tf Primes n#Nld
II h unaflHiand thH amount iH balrs
faiss1 20 fHia AMONG ihnse eha Nefa
IfsHfHf auflNH ihn 81 naaiH HhlIh
Hlli a. fNfaHafa ~ l41Hat fiaH - fHf
aH p ~ tht a#hfi fh #afh
hH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
WHITNEY g. MARSH, LTD.
nOSOLULU, RI. /.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTHF-
TON TO FORECLOSE, AND OF
TIME AND PLACE OF SALE

In accordance with the provisions Of
a mortgage made and delivered by
Miriam Peleuli Amalu and Sam ANA
lu, her husband, of Honolulu, Territory
! of Hawaii, to William G. Achi. of the
same place, bearing date March 3,
1900, and recorded in the Office Of the
Registrar of Conveyances for said
Territory of Hawaii on the 18th day
of March. 1900, at 1905 o'clock p. m. N
liber 204 on pages 222-224
Notice Is hereby given that the said
mortgage, William c. Achi, intends -
foreclose said mortgage for a condition
broken therein, to wit. the non-pay-
ment of interest when due; and fur
Their notice Is given that on the 9Th DAY
Of June, 1901, the mortgage exercising
the option contained in said mortgage
declared the whole sum secured by
said mortgage, both principal and M
terest, to be due. and demanded pay
ment thereof, which demand said
mortgagors were unable to comply
with; and further notice is hereby CIV
en- that because of said breach of con-
dition of said mortgage said William
c. Achi, the MORTGAGE named in said
mortgage, will, after the expiration Of
three weeks from this date, advertise
the property described in said mort
gage and also hereinafter described In
this notice, for sale, and will cause the
the auction rooms of James F. Nor
gan, Queen street, Honolulu, by said
James F. Morgan, on Saturday, the
! 18th day of July, A. d. 1901, at, IL
o'clock noon of that day Except the
eighth piece thereof, to the highest
bidder for cash, deeds to be at the ex-
pense of the purchaser.
The property described in said mort
gage and that will be advertised for
sale and sold as aforesaid, is described
as follows: I'D.
All of the undivided one-sixth inter
est of said mortgagor, Miriam Peleult
Amalu, in the following premises:
% Land at Kaukahoku, NuuaDu
described in r. p. 314. l.. c. Award
1416, to Iwiula, containing an area OF
one acre and ninety-nine fathoms;
(2) Land situated at Printers Lane
described in r. p. 569S, l.. c. Award
2oSB, to Kamaile. containing an area
! of COS fathoms and square feet
go Land situated at Printers Lane.
described in II. z. 666, l.. c. Award
2293, to Kaleiheana, containing an area
of l 20-100 acres;
"a Land situated at KamOku, Wal
kiki. described in r. p. 6332, l.. C.
Award 1924 to Kanuihi, containing an
area Of 1900 acre;
90 Land situated at Kapaakea, Wal
. 1 ~. 4 \.
Award 1919, to Hepa no Pahau, con
tanning an area of 24-100 acre;
6) Land situated at Kamoiliili, Wal
kiki, aforesaid, described IN r. p. 4S34.
L. c. Award 1875, to MookinI. contain
ing an area Of 34100 acre;
a. Land situated at Kapaakea.
aforesaid, described in r. p. 1929, L c.
Award 2619 to T. Pahau, containing
an area Of 5& acres;
(S) Parcel 8, described in mortgage,
will not be sold.
(9) All of the right, title and interest
of said mortgagors in the real and per-
sonal property of Auhia, deceased. the
grandmother of said mortgagor, Mi
riam Peleuli Amalu.
WILLIAM C. ACHI,
Mortgage
HATCH & SILLIMAN,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Honolulu. June 7, 1901.
22S7-June 7. II, IA, IS, 81, rs. Is
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A TRANSPORT

SEW YouK June ~ The ubibd
states transport ingalls, tipped over IN
me dry dnuk in Erie basin tbs after.
noon where she WIS awaiting repairs,
one lie WIS lost and twenty five or more
men were seriously Injured. The tor
hamper % the transport via pretty thor
UuEhly smashed up, and II VIII take sew
.,rai months TO put her In serviceable
shape again. The accident was caused
10y the careiess adjustment of the bilge
blocks under the ship and by rcckless-
ness In attempting TO adjust the snoring
t.mbcrs along the sides
\ hundred or more wOrkmen, carpen-
ters, scalers and painters. were at work
inside and outside OF the ingalls, when
the accident happened. The carpenters,
thirty-nve In number, were inside the
hull. There were seventy-fve painters
and scalers hanging over the sides In
swinging scaffolds.
The frat warning was the swapping Of
one OF the starboard snoring umbers
amidshps The report was like that Of
n small cannon. As she settled over.
other snoring timbers snapped one after
another, and the workmen began to
shout and scream In terror.
A police squad soon arrived and began
a search for the dead and injured. Mar
tin Anderson, painter, was crushed to
death. II is believed no others we're
killed.
As the vessel went over. her smoke
stack tore down through the side of the
dock Her side crushed the pump ma
chinery no that It was impossible to work
II, and damned the gate so hard as to
render fruitless the desperate efforts by
some men to close it in the face of the
incoming water. The mechanism was
destroyed, and the men. after their at.
tempt to shut the gate, had to beat a
hasty retreat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Treasurer's Office, Honolulu. Oahu

Treasurer's Office. Honolulu. Oahu.
In re dissolution of the Royal Ha
waiian Hotel Company, Limited.
Whereas, the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Company, Limited, a corporation estab-
llshed and existing under and by virtue
of the laws of the Territory of Hawaii
has pursuant to law in such cases made
and provided. duly filed in this office,
a petition for the dissolution of the said
corporation, together with a certificate
thereto annexed as required by law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to any and all persons that have been
or are now Interested In any manner
whatsoever In the said corporation, that
objections to the granting of the said
petition must be filed In this office on or
before August 30, 1901, and that any
person or persons desiring to be heard
thereon must be in attendance at the
office of the undersigned, in the Capitol
Building, Honolulu, at II m. OF said day,
to show cause. If any why said petit
tion should not be granted.
VIM. II. WRIGHT,
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, June o. 1901.
June rs. July 5, ~, 49, 26, Aug. 2, 8, l6,
%, 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
BUILDING ACTIVE
IN CHINATOWN

.rhs, curiiication of old Chinatown by
fire was a costly experiment to the Gov
arnment of the Territory, but that the
results were for the good Of Honolulu is
readily seen in the active building oper-
atoms which are going on in the district
and In the character of the structures
which are being reared to replace the
ramshackiy affairs which menaced
sleaIth, life and property mp to January
20 OF last year.
On every street in the district the saw,
hammer and trowcl are busy from morn
snE until night, Gangs Of workmen are
lUstling and the area is assuming
metropolitan aspect by the end of DC
Soosr if all present building plans are
Carried out the burned district viii
nausG been almost entirely rebuilt and
4neptnIsiness of the Orentals once more
resumed on n much larger scale,
Kong street is feeling the effects of the
new building activity and although the
structures are not more than two stories
IN height In any instance, yet the store
interiors are neat and well finished The
hezaonca brick buildings which will oc-
cupy the larger portion of two whole
squares, are In the last stages of con-
stroction and more than nifty store
looms will be added The extension OF
4SeARulike street has been beneficial to
Il large parcel Of what was formerly in
side land and stores are being built
along this new thoroughfare.
s0n River street the work of rebuilding
- going along with more or less activity.
MRanakea street, as far as the ruins OF
me old China fire station Ia lined with
MISUNDERSTANDING structures. Lower
a1s-etania street has also a few build
tz&s The larger number are frame
Buildings with fair sprinkling OF brick
structures. a stone building Is now be-
ing erected on King street near the nv
-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
NOTICE

a rAWrhENFlip uAn BEES
formed un lhr lst dly ~ June 1901 hy
ana b.fHerb ilua fae HING Tons Tee
tha llHH ihInH shes alunuB NluE.
lsaH sun auH Chang fap ahrf inins
hua.uts under ibe hrm namn ~ fun
40 company ~ smith street Homo
IuIu iahu Territory ~ Hawai- fHa
HpHIH ~ lha buaIHfss lH ihH npildlna
aHd doing HHnHfai ual fHtai huslnfHs
liHmWH luur a 1921
nEE 1isr llihu fpba
lilH flln
nfE llllhB HilfF
9l|Qh8 MEL
NAn HFh
rlAh4 fAf HufE
lHff y 1aH ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
THE LEGISLATURE.
tFrom Thursdays Daily)

~, 4. ,,o 49,, .hir3 raadinp
me ee"h'e pesan .n a..,i,,,s
OF the salary oiii yesterday 'no' me. me.
The number or salaries chahsed pach
TO the figures originally suggested py
the Governor was surprising. The
heads of all Departments were given
"a nno according IN the suggestion of
$500. Kolo1oLaroni The second
-, 80, ~, .;,rL shar-
g. 'H' va - -, 90
III, VIII ne paia the UNIFORM saiaiS VI
$4,000
The days work was absolutely de-
void OF anything Of interest. Many
,o,o, and often warm discussions were
i,duloeS 3, and at times the debates
'.,5 ,a,.a =, ,,arsnno, nature No
Mo"iu t''N. -. 49,, ,,,ho, the
pio'' "'' f ~ ao,, ~, ora
senate auJour'eu ioi '"e -,
found it necessary TO engage 'he scr
vices of an ambulance.
When the Senate met this morning
Crabbe introduced the following reso-
n,tiop In hshalf Of Frederick Harrison:
n.y. na,ition NJ the undersigned
r,,.l,,ie,ioi, Harrison of Honolulu. in the
t,,,,'ttar,, ~ Hawaii bunbly show
~. .
T,bo, ,,o,,r natitIoner has for the last
,,,'entv-one t9D Years carried on the
t,,,si'ss ~ cnn+ractor and builder in
,,,s tI"7yaiian Islands.
That wv, ana bstwaen tne 18th and
,zth dovs or Iannarv 1900 he was in
ltr,,otaS Ia, tho nrasident Of the Board
- IIaoIth tn nrenare several rooms In
~ hipcH IN Hnnolulu nounded by
~ Ia hlaLno picbards md Merchant
$50 co.. ~ funigation NJ the goods
ona frrritr,re in the several houses
"a s,arna In tho said block. prepara-
tory To removal
Tbat an such instructions he moved
on The Goods and furniture In such
hi n INC such rumIration rooms and
after flmigation and inspection by the
proper officer Of the Board of Health.
he moved the same goods and furnt-
ture TO the place provided for same by
the said board in Printers Lane no
nolulu. s,. ,,.
Ihat your pe.i.l . ne, arsnr,neuo. ~,
~ ", "a I" ~ ,n tho Raard nf Health,
. cnn,, az wbfcb hiIl 10 hereto annex
ed,
That the said bill was referred for
public health OF this honorable house;
That through some neglect or over
sight your petitioner was not given an
opportunity OF explalhihg ,ne sa.d t on,
TO tne sa'u eo.nsi,r''e, '" ,,r',ara,and-
- - -, w. o,oT,,, aa,yisaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

ala, for Maui ana
LONDON. June
,4azan =. Pingree Of lte. Mason. for IA
tonight at II IS. HI
,,ro nrasant AT the =. Greene Tor MAUI
s.a,nr left Mr.. ,ala. Gregory. for ma
II. :. Pingree,
ing at his raw. @. Hall. Thompson. for
and who haslaea, Kona and kau
during thTm H. Smith Cooley, Tor tho
change II
had har Wednesday. June rs
side WI 4. Sierra Houdlette, for San
~ithousco.
a woI sp. George Curtis, Calhoun. sor
Yc Francisco.
moArn. 3D.. Marion ChlCott, Weldon, lor
: ,asa Francisco.
:. am. bkt J. C. Phuger, Potter, for san
,Erancisco.
Am. OK. Reaper s,ditske. for tho
sound
Am. schr. VIM. Bowden. Fjerem, Tor
Tile Sound
~. etmr. Eoeau. Wyman. for Kauai
Thursday, June ="
a a S. Sonoma, Van Oterendorp. ioi
abe Colonies: - q. m
Thursday, June r.
o. 9. s. sonoma, Van oterendorp, for
Ahe Colonies,
W. stmr. Helene, Nicholson. for Ava
aua, Paauhau and Ookala-
Al. stmr he Au Hou, Mosher. fol
.Snahola-
Am. sp. George Curtis, Calhoun, for
Ssan Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE TAXPAYERS OF THIS TER
ritory are hereby notified that returns
showing the amount of incomes deriy-
ed during the year next preceding the
first day OF July, 1901 in accordance
with the provisions Of an act entitled
AN Act to provide a Tax on Incomes"
approved the Goth day of April, 1901
should be rendered to the Assessor or
Deputy Assessor of the district In
which the person or corporation maxi
ing the return resides or does business,
between the first and thirty-first days
of July, 1901.
Returns are required as follows:
/. OF all persons of lawful age hav-
ing an income of six hundred (s600)
dollars or more.
2. OF all guardians, trustees, eXecu-
tors, administrators. agents, receivers,
and all corporations and persons act
ing in a fiduciary capacity.
3. OF all corporations other than
those conducted solely for charitable,
religious, educational or scientific pur-
pOSeS, lIdltIHdl SpCltlltS, ana
excepting insurance companies. taxed
on a percentage of the premiums.
For the purpose of receiving such
returns the tax offices in the several
districts will be open during regular
business hours during the month
Return blanks may be had on appli-
cation at the several tax offices.
JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor of Oahu.
W r. ROBINSON.
Assessor of Maui.
.,.. n. c. WILLFONG,
Assessor of Hawaii.
j. X. FARLEY.
Assessor of Kauai.
Approved: VIM H. WRIGHT
Treasurer.
Honolulu, June q, 1901 2293
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Spain and England,

MADRID, june Is. The bluriu do Ia
Marina. "a service organ, ia un alarmist
urtplt secs ln the Gibraltar agitation
"a menace by Great Britain aruiuEt tho
integrity ~ spain Thr Newspaper
urges Tire RECOMMENDATION of utr spanish
army and navy us tho ury mr4Us Ga
WORT un lhu Threatened blow Th4 ar.
u.I, concludes With these Hus3.
.lrl ue abandon lhu uHHOy nHl#H.
fI $500 must briu rUifH f4f son.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
WOULD YOU BELIEVE
Ehv Statement Of Sunr One in
New York Quicker nan hat
nj ,nmsnuN LII NnnnIIlL.

H. otdtGhIShl VI sunny 'hS III
New York Quicker han hat
nj oomeone IN honolulu.
Surprising you had a bad back; that
- one that was weak, lame OF caused
you hours of sutferingil Sometimes
you had headache. and YOU would feel
aora out, listless and PLAYED out gem
orally. In such condition what would
sou most desire? Relief and cure So
would We all and SO you can If you will
listen 10 the advice OF your nelshbors.
Eou may have tried many things with
out success; perhaps you read OF some
Dr.e N New York who was cured of
aimilar affection and tried his remedy;
The failure may have made you skep-
-ical. What you want in way OF proof
Is the statement of citizen OF your
own town, someone you can inquire
of now he found relief Now. that's
Just the kind OF proof We are going
10 give you here
Mrs. N. Joseph lives at the corner OF
liliha and King streets, this city. She
states as follows: u Was troubled for
seven months with a lame back and
also suffered from occasional attacks
of chills. These YariOnS complaints
made my condition by no means q
nanny one so that much desired
some remedy which would bring relief
This I found IN noau'a bhnkache hll'
uey pills, some of which ! obtained a.
me I0llisier Drug coz store ann
leased "a say that they gave nae not
merely temporary but permanent rallr'
sua I have not tho least hesliauy
thsrafDrs la recommending lpan'H
Eiarkaehe Kidney pills lhey are .
t0ud kidney medicine
ll0sn's liaekafhe kldony fll's are
f0f sale ~ ~ dealers "a 30 rents per
bo1 alg boxes iab0 Mailed hy ihs
l0lllnlnf Drug Coz "a Honolulu
shaleHals agents f9r lhe liashllaf
lalande
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
warned frcm tresspassing on the lands
of the undersigned, situate in North
kona, Island OF Hawaii, and more par
ticularly the lands known as Kauma-
iumalu, Holualoa and Kaupulehu.
j. A. MAGUIRE.
Huehue. North Kona, Hawaii, June
|, 1901. 1886
22ss-June IL. a. IS. 81.
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nnnglns b are paLlo RLeans

tAk iuAN. Porto HN0 Iuur p
Ta, American htan.r 'ulimrai4U
HHlln FHura nday fHf hrH hissns
afTfd m Porto ii|eaH uuEfHUHr
tHsH nH} ia llaAall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Treasurers Onice, Territory OF
Hawaii,
Honolulu, June 22 1901.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following appointments have been
made for the Territory Of Hawai-
Board II Dental Examiners
NJ ~ GROSsMAN, DDS,
GEORGE IL MUDDY. DDS,
WILLIAM u. TAYLOR AID
WILLIAM H. WRIGHT
2-83 Treasurer Territory u Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Ina Muman q ihn fauiHffH raflHU
HHtsr Beft hf fauia naHlfa cell mrt
"a HaHlla death lhsi hefk ~ taAiaH pc
H.Ha ff#fhea ~ $50 aaat ~ lpWhfF
fhai Fnieslsa ffam iae sAls ~ haa iasl
iaaH.I aHA NhIsh NsIR nlnF maffa -
- IT, f#h fnflnf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Honolulu June 20. 1901.
Hawaii
Treasures Office, Territory Of
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following appointments have been
made for the Territory of Hawaii:
Board of Medical Examiners
WILLIAM f., TAYLOR. MD,
GEORGE =. ANDREWS. MD,
JAMES Il. WAYSON, MD,
WILLIAM H. WRIGHT,
2293 Treasurer, Territory OF Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

LADIES sHiRTwAisTs-5oc.
Both white and colorcd all Of them
have been q dollar or more. many as
high No 500 We viii send one OF
them postpaid to any address on re-
LADIES LEATHER BELTs-ioc.
white Kids. Blacks and Tans; sill
yer trimm ugs IN scrolls and nailheads;
"A rare chance TO get q bargain In
stylish serylccable belt .n.,...,l0c
BY mail add Sc each extra for postage.
FANCY CoLoRED PETTICoATs
soc.
Handsome stripes and shades OF
rustlIng Italian Cloth. Wears better
than slk. Cut literally with pretty
pleats and rufrles Extraordinary. .6oc
Postage prepaid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Ha

Ha uts.h aap. ths Naaiaf4s -
IfHHs 49, HH Fsias y lalk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

a u ssunislea llfsHs - b. aIglafnss
81 - pail pHl a. be- Fefs ~ aHa
sflaf ~ ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

HaHha4an aHa ltHH ifanaa aIs 4 70
...a,4sa4at - - underground flllHas
ninnH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

wen sne MONTHS big BUSINESS ands ma, has socuwu.ca
oiit ~
un al Heroic have fesoed to here this week
The and Will
fed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

MEMS GOLF sHIRTs.-boc.
stylish. summer shirts In the nowess
styles, never have been poid for less
than A dollar. To he worn with wbits
collar. With one pair detached iinA
Guns , .............,............ 80
Two by mail to any address for 81
MEMS BALBRtGGAN SHIRTS AND
DDRAwERs-sbc
Made TO retail to the summer trsds
at 75c n garment. Could not be had IN
New York at this money. Three
pieces sent postage paid, for ........ 81
MEMS NECKwEAR-asc.
Tho latest caprices In Tecks, Bows,
Tmperials, Dcrbies, Four in Hands,
etc. ...........,.,,,,.....,.... nc
Postage paid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

The House met AT o'clock yesterday
afternoon. but owing to the fact that
the typewrItten copies Of the expense
bin We're not quite finished, an adjourn
ment was taken until this mornlHE at
the hour Of 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

T. June "a
Hanson. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-19

marks (s714.G00, 000) year in intoxicat-
ing drinks, and only four times as much
for food Baron Won Kiergardt, presi-
dent of the anti-liquor abuse society,
said to the Record Herald correspon-
dent the ether night:
Notwithstanding what these figures
say. the temperance movement in Ger
many is progressing. Centuries may
elapse before alcoholism is entirely ov-
ercome, but the day Viii dawn when it
Will be universally regarded as the enc
my of civilization. The most urgent
counsel Germany needs is TO practice
moderation. Most of our people have
no conception of the dangers of alco-
holic excess. The working is in special
need of warning. II is the custom of
many of these people when their babies
cry to stuff sponges soaked in spirits in
their mouths.
I'VE are striving particularly to con-
vert the younger generation, especially
the student element. whose bohemian
instincts are responsible for much in
ebriety. The system of compulsory
drinking in German universities s i'm
moral and unworthy of German stu.
dents. We are seeking to persuade
them that the practice of drinking
down neighbor' is neither manly, hon-
orable nor useful. We consider 1T
hopeful sign that professors and teach
ers in the great universities are second
ing our appeal. once the young blood
of the empire has been won to the cause
of temperance, success is assured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-19
President and Rcciprocitv.

Washington, Nov. 19.--The PRESIDENT
time yesterday was occupied largely in
the discussion of reciprocity. Senator
Culom. of Illinois, and Representative
Dalzell, of Pennsylvania had something
to say on that subject, and delegation
of agricultural implement manufacture
ers consisting of James Deering of Chi
cago. A. B. Farquhar of York, Pa, and
w. c. Barker of New, York, who are
here to attend the reciprocity conven-
ton which meets today, presented
memorial strongly urging that some
thing be done. The delegation told the
president that, in its opinion, the time
for action had come. Reciprocity had
been talked and preached about for
years, and unless decisive step was
taken now which would effect some
thing the whole subject might as we'll
be abandoned. The members of the dell
egation said that they had no particular
interest in any of the treaties, but
thought, taken altogether, that the
French treaty more nearly represented
the best possibilities in the way of re-
ciprocity and that if it could be ratified
the victory would be won. Senator Gull
lom after his interview with the presi-
dent. talked in the same vein. His at
titude is considered important. as it is
now practically settler that he will be
at the head of the foreign relations COM