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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-03-28
cLEvELAN-,S NEW DEPOT.
A ChicnEO Architect Employed to
lake Plans for the s2.OOO.OOO
Structure.

Cleveland. O.. March 22.-D. II.
Brrnham, the well known Chicago
architect. has been employed by the
Unicn Depot Co.. OF Cleveland, to
make plans for the new structure
which is to be erected here, the limit
of cCst to be S2,00O.0OO. The station
will be erected by the Lake Shore,
the Big Fonr and the Pennsylvania
railroads. the expense. of which will
be borne. one-half by the Lake Shore
aud onr-quarter BY each of the other
two companies.
The railroads are going ahead In
this matter under the assumption
tint satisfactory t'Iemcnt of the
la front case will be made.
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INSURGENTS SURRENDER.
Several Officers and Men in the FRO.
vince Of Cavite Lay Down
Their Arms.

Manila, March 25.-In the province
of Cavite four insurgent officers and
SO men, with Sc rifles, have surren-
dercd to Lieut.. Col. Frank ID. Bald
win, of the ith United States infan.
try, and one insurgent officer and -
men, with IS rifles to Col. Walter S.
Schuyler, of the 46th volunteer in
f~ntry. The attendance at the serv.
ices of the Evangelical church in Ma.
Mia is not diminished. Protestant.
ism is spreading rapidly in the pro.
vince of Rampanga.
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LOOK OUT FOR IT.
tional Iron Bank of MorristOwn,
N. j.. In Circulation.

Washington, March 23.-Chief Viii
kie, of the secret service, has an
bounced the appearance of new
counterfeit SIS national bank note
on the National Iron bank of Nor
ristown. N. ]. 1t is deceptive coun-
terfeit printed on two pieces of pa
per between which silk fibre had been
distributed. The face of the note
apparently is printed from an en-
grated plate. is defective in detail.
The word Cashier" abbreviated in
the genuine to "Cash'r." appears in
the counterfeit as Cash"
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SUM, y.

Secret police in all the great ri,i
in Europe have evidence of Il plot l.,
Nihilsts to assassinatc the Gar .
Russia.
Sapphircs and ruEics have bcr;
found in great abundance in the yrI-
low clay on Iogo Creek. Fergus coun-
ty, Montana.
George Washington Anderson. Of
st. Mary's, w. Va, confesses to hav-
ing been married II times, most OF
his wives are still living.
Mrs. Leutgert's ghost is said to
haunt the famous Leutgert- sausag,.
factory, Chicago, where she was killed
by her husband some years ago.
In collision between freieh,
train and a trolley car, at Cincinnati
John Setter. conductor, was killed
Motorman Jacob Teller. was fatal,
injured, and several passengers hurt
The new Pacific mail steamship, KC-
rea, was launched at Newport News.
Va. She is the largest vessel of any
type built on this hemisphere. She
will ply between San Francisco and
Hong-kong.
Japan must go IL alone in her trou-
BILE with Russia. None of the powers
are willing to do more than to per-
functorily object to Russia's treaty
with China to the Manchuria question
Minister Tokahira, at Washington.
says Japan will not permit the sign
ing of the treaty.
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Co.Gretulated Pre,ide.t Ds...

Mexico City, March 25.--The MEM
lhers Of the American embassy stall
headed by Charge d'Affaires Fenton
McCreary called on President Diaz
at the national palace and congrat-
ulated him On his complete restora-
ton to his usual health. The presi-
dent was in excellent spirits and
much gratified at this manifestation
of good will and cordially thanked
the members of the embassy.
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A Terrible Death.

Lorain. O.. March 2s.-James Mey-
ers died Sunday morning of burns re.
ceived at the. blast furnaces. He
erswled under boiler, poked some
cinders and half ton of hot Goals
fell on his face and chest. He died In
Intense agony. Seven small children
are left fatherless.
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Lincoln. Neb.. March 25.-Reports
from Alliance and Ogallala after mid
night Sunday night indicate that the
Union Pacific and Burlington main
lines are blocked with snow. Three
passenger trains are held at Ogallala
and drifts west OF there have not
been raised after hard work with
snow plows. The storm in Western
Nebraska is the worst in years.
Srow is reported from four to
twelve inches deep.
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SATURDAY.

The cruiser New York arrived at
Gibraltar after a tempestuous voy-
age.
All the United States Krag-Jorgen-
sen rifles will be supplied with new
sights.
The steamship Ohio has been char
tered to carry troops between San
Francisco and Manila.
A total shipment of coal. from
pittsburg during March will sggre-
gate 10000 900 bushels.
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A Place For ealdvsll.

Washington, March 23.-John A.
Caldwell, of Cincinnati, who will not
be renominated for lieutenant govern
or of Ohio, will be given something
Equally as good" in the government
service. 1t is said Friday night. on
excellent authority. that he has been
recommended and undoubtedly will
he appointed, to succeed the late
Mark s. Brewer as . civil service
commissioner.
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ANOTHER TRANSPORT.
Steamship Ohio Has Been Chartered
to Carry Troops Between sen
FranciscO ana Manila.

Washington, March 23.--In order to
expedite the transportation of troops
between San Francisco and Manila
the war department has chartered
the steamship Ohio, of the Empire
Transportation Co., of Philadelphia,
for use as . troop ship. Il is esti-
mated that she can be made ready
in two or three weeks for the trip
across the Pacific.
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KRUGER COMING.
Ths Ex-PPssiAent Of the Transvaal
will Visit the United states
Next Month.

London, March 25.-The Geneva
correspondent of the Daily Mail says
IL is reported there that Mr.. Kruger,
II his health permits, will visit the
United States next month.
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Ab.erbeA :. nleetrle Ll.e.

Dayton, o.. March 25.--It was ad.
mittcd in railway circles that tn.
Dayton, Tippecanos & Troy Electric
Railway Co. has been absorbed by the
Winters-Clegg syndicate, which 10
constructing road from this city
to Troy.
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London. March ga dispatch from
BeFhe, switzerland, sssys-a-xasfL Lgla.
cisr from the Rossboden alps has de-
straVed Stmplon street in Berne. For.
ests have been swept down, and the
vs11ey is filed with block ice. Two
persons are reported killed.
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Columbus. o.. March ss.-Dwight
4. Fobes. made application fora re-
ever for the National Investment
o.. of Cincinnati. The company dealt
IN debentures aud Fobes claims the
liabilities are e32O.44s.o%, while the
assets are only $4,000.
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n.r. struck ny L,rbtnIpx.

Hamilton, O., March 25.-Geo. Yor-
dey's barn near here was struck by
lightning Sunday morning and burn
ed, with his dwelling house. Yor-
day was knocked senseless and was
dragged from the burning building by
his son. Loss, $4,000.
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Washington, March 22.-The post
master general Thursday ordered the
-ssme-eLt post oflce q Indiana
Mineral Springs. Warren county. Ind,
changed ~ Kramer. and Messy Greek,
Jefferson county, Tenn, 70 Jefferson
City. These ere presidential ofYlces.
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Cleveland. O.. March 2s.-Phe Big
your railroad has announced that It
viii discontinue through sleeplps car
sarviae, hetween Cleveland. petspit
s4d chieesa apd Flpri4a = spHHps,
9n Nj3h tAp Qaieen 4 cgqpceqt e4Fiy
= AprE ~ lat trate a tskte, AfFil
Ssad tks ~ sssls tslsstiS Apsh :.
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Bsths's Urethess IGiiIsA.

Laadon. March ss.-A dispatch from
Lord Kitchener dated = PretoriA
March -. says; "Phinp B0ths, .
brother - Ne Boss commandss rem
sral. was killed % ths Dossnbos1
His two soas were yopnl~h"
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Toledo, o. March ss.-All the plants
q the American Tin Can Co.. the
trust. are being invoiced snd will be
turned over the flrst Of next week.
countsy were manufactured in Dalti-
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81. Paul, Minn.. March 22-By Q
vote of ~ to 10 the house Thursday
afternoon passed the senate bill pro-
hibiting the manufacture. sale or
giving away of cigarettes.
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Chicago, March s2.-According to
an opinion by Judge Dunno school
authorities have no right to exclude
ing sgdsaasgeal along the valley, while the
have not been vaccinated. unless It Is
shown disease Is 10 prevalent that
rigid precautions must be taken.
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Nesico CITY, March ss.-Psssidsnt
Diaz resumed his oz9esaI Ishors at
the national palace Thavsday end
receiysd NJ congratulations Of Z
punhar - psopls On ~ pssttsgtiou
- ~ uuual hsalGh.
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Lihrary eer Detreit.

Lansing. Mich. March 22.-Tte
house passed the bill authorizing the
city Of Detroit to issue si,O00. 900
worth Of bonds for ths purposs of
buying Ats and srseting public
library building.
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COlumbia's Gift.

New York, March 25.-The trustees
of the Teachers college of Columbia
university, announces the receipt of
Q gift of 100000 for the erection and
equipment of Q free school.
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harysville. O.. March 25.-While
alone In the house Frank Trout, aged
II, and an invalid, accidentally set
6re to the place. and was burned to
death.
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Mrs. Nation WIN Lecture.

Topeka, Kan, March 22.-Mrs. Car
rie Nation has signed contract for
six lectures to be given in Cincin-
natl. She win receive 500 for each
lecture and all her expenses.
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Albuquerque. N. n. March a.
w. T. Sap. who for % yssss has posed
In museums throughout The country
~ the "ossihsd man." = dsed In this
dty. His hoase was n Lsbaaoa. Il.
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Di.chars~d From the xavy Yara.

Norfolk. Va. March 23.-Ninety-
ak men were discharged from the
navy yard On account, it is alleged,
of insufficiency of the monthly ap-
preparation. They were ell employees
of the department of construction
ana repairs.
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Interesting Events TAX .ns r, - Throash.
eat ths Country boiled Down and
0iven In . Condensed Form.
MONDAY.

The bubonic plague continues to
spread in Cape Town.
Several officers and men in the prov.
ince of Cavite surrendered to the
Americans.
Judge Jos. NJ. Bartholomew. ex-Jus-
tice of the North Dakota supreme
court. dropped dead.
Rev. Stonehousc, of the London
missionary society, was murdered by
brigands IA miles east of Tien-Tsin.
Kapovich, the assassin of Bogolte-
poff, Russian minister of public in
struction. has been sentenced to hard
labor for life.
Severe fighting occurred March 90
between the British and Beers at
Hartebeestfontein, east of Klerks-
tlorp, Transvaal.
1t is thought the Platt amendment
will be adopted by the Cuban consti-
tutional convention. The radicals,
however, still hold out.
The Geneva correspondent of the
London Daily Mail says it is reported
there that Mr.. Kruger. if his health
permits. will visit the United States
next month.
Mr.. Edward W. Hooper. former
treasurer of Harvard college. fell
from til" third story of his residence.
i'm Boston. and received serious,
though it is believed not fatal, in
iuries.
Two sections of an oil train at Glcr
Gardner. \. j., collitled. the. oil tanks
exploded and the fluid took fire. Th'
blazing oil ran through the town III
small rivulets. Eleven houses. stores
and residences were reduced to ashes
The political situation in Russia i
so serious that the Gar held n meri
ing of the ministers to consider IT,
state of affairs. a revolution i
threatened. The police at st. Peters
burg have discovered Il plot ayains
the Cars life.
a Japanese squadron has left Nj
gasaki For Korea. and the situatioi
is considered serious Urgent in
structions have been issu.d to colu
:naDtlcrs of forts to Ttend IL confer
cnce ut Toxic to con slider questions o.
home defense. War between Japa;,
and Russian is threatened.
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Pensacola, Fla, March 22.-Whus
proceeding to ses Thursday morning,
bound for Cuebra nay rhe hgttirshiP
Massachusetts, sheered from the chan.
mel. and grounded in 20 feet Of water.
II 10 thought she can be gotten OF
at high tide without great damage.
The sea Is calm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-13

JAS. +. MUhuAN,
AGC,lOn0Or OnQ blOkel
05 Queen street.
p. o. BOX 594 Telephone Z 2
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n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here a
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
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NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes of the Day.

High tide today 12:22 p. m; tomorrow
0:06 a. m, and 1906 p m.
This is the evening of the Home Rule
banquet at Moana hotel.
Tomorrow afternoons concert will
take place at Makee Island.
Hall Il Son have everything required
for the convenience around an Office or
store.
The Eagles will hold a meeting at
Pythian Hall tomorrow afternoon at ,
o'clock.
The first cricket practice game of the
season is taking place this afternoon at
Makiki.
win e. Fisher will hold an auction
sale of household furniture and effects
on April 10.
Honolulu Chapter will hold special
meeting this evening. Work on Mark
Master Degree.
The Oahu Polo club first and second
teams meet at Moanalua at three
o'clock this afternoon.
The Senate ADJOURNED yesterday over
to Monday morning to enable the COM
mittees to do some work.
The Brasch- Waity wedding will take
place on the evening of April 16 at
Central Union church.
The Sheriffs sale in re Hawaiian Ga
zette CO. versus Theresa Wilcox has
been postponed for one week.
keN. SllaS Perry Will give an address
on Association work at the annual
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. a. Monday
evening.
Judge Humphreys will on Monday
hear a motion to vacate his recent order
Withholding jury fees of w. T. Schmidt
and G. X Quinn
Thursday of next week. Morgan will
sell the entire household furniture and
effects of the late w. S. Luce at the
residence on Judd street
The Myrtles are preparing for a
smoking concert and a committee in
charge is to hold a meeting this after
noon to make arrangements.
The entire household effects of DR..
Carmichael including plants will be
disposed of at private sale at the resi-
dence on Nuuanu street, from April Is
to April 20.
Edward II. Swain, the architect, of
San Francisco, who has designed the
plans for the Union Feed Company
warehouses and other buildings now
under construction, can be found at
room 400, Judd Building. When the
Stangenwald building is completed he
will haVe-an office there.
Word was received Dy the Mariposa
this morning that Hugh Morrison, man
ager of Makaweli plantation, who went
to the coast last trip for his health. is
much improved. Mr.. Morrison was Sc
riously i'll when he left here and his
friends We're glad to hear this morning
that he had improved in condition.
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An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots are the Pauoa side of Pacific Heohts
They face Pauoa Road being widened and macadam
lied, and adjon the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
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UP AND LOADING

SAN FRANCISCO April 6.-Vessels
up and loading for Hawaiian ports are
as follows:
For Honolulu, Planter, Aloha, He
lene, Edward May.
For Hilo, Falls of Clyde, Martha Da-
Wis.
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THE OCTOPTS

The Octopus" has become so large
that it would be difficult to think of any
one for Attorney General who would
make him tremble.-Washin Star
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DEPARTING.

Saturday, April 49,
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Honokaa at
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Reasons why
YOU should
possess

4 1t is the best-in fact
the only book of its
kind published.
n 1t will help fit you to
u hold any position in
- A any corporation.
- No man is sure of his
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r The price is no barrier
h to it's possession.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Continued from Page TwoO
ARRIVING.

Saturday, April 10.
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, from Ka-
paa at S:25 a. m. with 1000 bags su-
gar, bags rice and 8 pkgs. sundries.
Am. bktn. Klikitat, Cutler. q days
from Port Ludlow at 1870 a. m.
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PASSENGERS


Per S. S. Miowera, from Victoria,
April 5.-Misses Mann, Davies, Deitry;
Mesdames Mann, Davies, Deitry Rap
hele, Gschwind, Eddy and two children
Anderson and child Messrs. Gschwind,
Parson, Eddy, Brown, Anderson,
Kinsley Morrissey, Mcnamara, Sher-
wood.
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With reproducer you can
wecord the sayings and songs
OF friends. Or the business
aaan may use it for dictation.
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Per S. s. Miowera, for the Colonies
Mrs Berlowitz, Mrs. r. A. Jordan,
sydney Blackman, j. i. LucksmOre.
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Monday, April 15
Stmr. Hanalei Peterson, for Ahu-
KIM, Hanamaulu, Koloa, Eleele, Ha-
napepe Makaweli, Waimea, Kekaha,
and Mana at p. m.
Saturday, April 49,
S. S. Miowera, Hemming, for Sydney
via Brisbane, p. m.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND
EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, APRIL IS,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,

UN THURSDAY, APRIL Is,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At the residence of the late w. S.
LUCE, Nuuanua Avenue, above Judd
street, opposite the residence of M. p.
Robinson, Esq, L will sell at Public
Auction
Veranda Lounges and Chairs,
Palms and Garden Stands,
Black Walnut Book Cases,
Volumes of Encyclopedia BRITANNICA,
Library of Miscellaneous Works,
Paintings by j. d. Strong,
One Fischer Piano,
Inlaid Ebony Tables and Chairs,
Carved Black Walnut Tennessee.
Marble Top Bedroom Sets,
Black Walnut Side Board,
Tables and Chairs,
Silverware and Decorated Crockery,
One Large Hall Clock,
New Quincy Refrigerator,
Filter,
Meat Safe
New Modern Jewel Stove, Etc, Etc.
Premises open on Wednesday, from
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
TAO II IOnN
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FOR SALE 3!

One Lady's fine new Rubber tired
Phaeton at a bargain. Apply to
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NEN ADVERTISEMENTS.

ARCHITECT.
Il. r. Swain .............,,...,.P Page
MEETING NOTICE.
Honolulu Chapter .......,..Page 5
NOTICE.
Mrs. Carmichael ........,...,.Page 5
SHERIFFS NOTICE.
Postponement ....,............, Page b
MISCELLANEOUS.
E. O. Hall ....,..,.........,.... Page 6
Jas. F.. Morgan ..............Pa Page 8
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PHILIPPINE sKiRMlsHes.
ynSurgcnt Attack In snmnr-Fightins
In southern Luzon.

MANILA. Nov. accompany Il Of
the Ninth infantry, Captain F. NJ
Shoeffel. was attacked by fifty bolo.
men and several insurgents armed with
rifles at a point six miles from Tia
rangnan. i'm the island of Samar. The
Insurgents tried TO rush the Americans
but. failing to accomplish their pur
pose, they quickly broke and scattered
The men Of the Ninth had a corporal
and scout killed and one private
wounded. Sixteen Of the bolomen were
killed. while the rifemcn escaped
Ten Hotchkiss rapid fire guns will be
sent TO the southern islands for oper.
ations in the mountains.
Captain Herman Hall Of the Twenty
first infantry has been scouting fol
several days in Batangas province. He
had four separate engagements With
the insurgents there. Judging from
the firing on these occasions, Captain
Hall estimates the force of each band
of the rebels at from thirty to fifty
They made no attempt to charge Cap
tain Halls party. Captain Halls scout
resulted in the capture of one insur
gent officer and $4,000 pounds of rice.
General Sumner. commander OF the
district Of southern Luzon, highly
praises Captain Hartman and his
troop Of the First cavalry. who las
Wednesday morning attacked 400 in
surgents intrenched in rife pits at
Buan, Batangas province, and routed
them. General Sumner says the blow
then administered by Captain Hart
man was the most severe the insur.
gents have suffered since he General
summer assumed command Of the dis.
trict.
The municipal authorities have de.
cided to enlarge the city of Manila and
to incorporate within its limits the
suburb of Santa Ana.