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wreck on Jer.eY Central

Elizabeth, n. j., April 22.-In head
on collision at Bayway two passenger
trains on the Central Railway of New
Jersey Were badly wrecked and five
passengers, all of them mechanics and
iaborers on their way TO work, We're
badly injured. The accident was caus-
ed by the error of the telegraph oper-
ator at Bayway in setting switch.
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Gas Explosion kills six

st. Mary's, w. Va. April 22.-Six
deaths have been caused by an explo-
sion OF gas in the Commercial hotel.
The dead are Bert Smiley. an oil well
his unknown partner: Samuel
birmingham, oil driller of ReXford.
"a. Harry Robinson, tool dresser rf
'orning. o.: John George. oil operator
y Butler. Pa; John Slater. 1-year-old
son of the proprietor of the hotel.
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Fourth Class Postm,sters

Washington. April 22.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been an
pointed: st
Pennsylvania Blystone. II. G. Davis;
Craigsville. j. A. Ross; Dale. ]. r..
Reitnauer; Greshyille. Howard Endy:
Line Lexington, o. NJ. Bergey; Lime
rock, W. :. Geiter; Lime Valley, II. S.
Moore; Noltair, NJ Fl. Maui.
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Trade Of The ynitcd I<;,.,

London. April 22-The annual state
lnent OF the trade Of the United King
dom shows the total imports and ex-
ports for 1900 to have been GST1. .44S.
III against fSl4.5T0,24l for 1879. The
imports We're E523,0T5. f33. against
t+S5, ,035,533. The exports for 1900 were
t354.373.T54. against E329, ,534,65s for
the preceding year.
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Launching of the Cun n.,o..

New York. April 22-As the situation
now exists, the new cup defender Con.
stitution that is to measure speed and
SIKH against Shamrock III will not be
launched until after May 4. The date
has not yet been decided upon and can.
not be for several days, but under pres.
ent circumstances it must be date
later than May 4. Despite statements
10 the contrary, there will be a launch
ing ceremony.
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right with Kentucky Feudists.

London, Ky April 22,-Iteports from
Letcher county are to the effect that
over 100 shots We're fired in a fight be-
tween a sherifi's posse and the Reyn-
olds feudists. SO far as could be learn.
ed none OF the posse men was hit. 1t
Is stated that the accidental discharge
of gun brought about the shooting,
which ceased after two volleys had
been fired.
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search for Rov Sc eley,

Roy Seeley, aged II years, who left
his home ut Paterson, n. j., ON Friday
last was searched for yesterday in this
city. and other points along the p, w.
" h. railroad. The lad purchased IL
ticket to Philadelphia and it is he,
licvtd he secured another ticket there for
some station on the r.. w. X Il. railroad
He is said to have left home because
he did not care to he vaccinated, which
is required of all children in that city
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Flood SWEPT NEW ENGLAND
Continued from Page one.)

,anu Market streets are under water.
and the first floors of business houses
are filed with water. On the river
side and south side suburbs the water
is In. the second stories. asd hundreds
are homeless. Mayor yanderworth has
appointed relief committees and ap
pealed to the public for funds. @
Five glassblowers We're capsized In
the Ohio near Marietta, and one. Jo
seph Everett, was drowned. ~ 81
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Fatal Fight over Beer.

Syracuse April -. Nincenzo patel-
mitano. an Italian 33 years old. is dead
at hospital from bullet wound in
flicted by Stefano Castrogiovanni. also
an Italian. during fight over a keg of
beer Pietro Scarzone, .brotller-il.law
or the dead man. was seriously injured
in the same fight. The murderer is nj
largo.
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Want to Increase I. P.,s stoc,ss

Topeka, April 30. application has
been made to the state charter board
by A. l., Williams, general attorney
for the Union Pacific Railroad cumpa-
ny, for permission to increase the cap
ital stock Of the Union Pacific Railroad
company S100,00O,000. The Union Pa
ciic's capital is at present $198.000 900.
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Jail For Irish Newsunuer Ma,

Dublin, April 22.-Mr. Patrick A. Nc
Hugh, Nationalist member of parlia-
ment for North Leitrim and three times
mayor Of Sligo has been sentenced TO
six months imprisonment as first
class misdemeanant for publishing in
MS paper, the Sligo Champion. articles
calculated to interfere with the admin
istration Of justice.
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Scottish Rite Mnsons Meet.

Chicago, April 22.-Chicago will be
given over to the entertainment of the
Ancient Ace ~ i Scottish Rite of the
Masonic order this week. The forty
sixth annual reunion of Oriental coli
sistory has been opened in the Masonic
temple and will continue for four DAYS.
IN extensive programme Of exercises
has been prepared
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Granite worler. M,v s,r,,,.

Gloucester. Mass, April 22.-A gener
al strike'of the granite workers. mum
berng 1000 men, along Cape Ann is
threatened for May /. The men al
ready have presented their annual
schedule TO the manufacturers. and an
unfavorable reply by one Of the com
Danies has been received.
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Horse was sict.

tiroanS coming from stable in thc
rear of Pyle's Cycle Academy, Tenth
ana orang" streets, drew large crowd
of people last evening. 1t was thought
that someone was i'll in the building.
lhe door was forced open and inside in
stead Of human being was found n
horse The animal was suffering with
ne collie and the groanS We're made by
tho horse
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Tventy-seycn Girls poison.a

Altoona, Pa, April 22.--Twenty-
young women pupils at the Holidays
burg Female seminary in Hollidaysburg
are slowly recovering from lead moi
sonng The poisoning is supposed to
have resulted from the girls eating rlu-
barb from kettle in which the inner
lining was worn.
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Smith Waived a Hearing

Clarence South war arrested Mt Fourth
aud Orange streets yesterday by Officer
Wintrap on the charge of being interest
cd in lottery' policy. He was given a
hearing last evening in City Court. A
large number of witnesses had been
summoned. Smith waived hearing and
was held in $1,000 bail for Upper Court.
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snow FaIIing In Tennessee.

Chattanooga, April 22 Special dis
patches from Huntsville Tenn. on the
top Of the Cumberland mountains. say
there is from four to six inches of
snow on the ground there. and it is
still falling. 1t is extremely cold. and
much fruit has been spoiled. All this
section is safe.
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The Mohawk Rising.

Schenectady, \. I., April 22.-The
heavy rains of Saturday ami Sunday
have, caused the water in the Mohawk
to be the highest IT has been in five
wears. The islands and lowlands are
Hooded. ANA early truck gardens are
ruined. The water has reached the
IA foot mark and is steadily rising.
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Poison Scat to a Prisoner.

Denver, April %. y Chemical tests
show that pie, oranges ana other deli
cacles sent to Joseph A. Haennelt. a
prisoner in the county Jail. contain
enough cyanide Of POTASSIUM to kill aIl
the prisoners in the Jail. Haennelt is
the principal witness against man
and woman charged with having rob
bed Mrs. Flora Belts of 81, 600 worth of
diamonds
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ohio Mine Workers striI,e

Columbus, o., April 22.-Twenty-five
hundred mine workers of the lower
part of the subdistrict No. > of Ohio
and West Virginia have struck owing
to a disagreement in regard to the
dead work system. 1t is feared the
strike will spread to other districts.
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PhiIip Gum Ii Dead.

st, louis. April 22.-Philip Gum.
who was stabbed in the heart Saturday
night and was made the subject of n
heroic operation at the City hospital.
is dead. Three stitches We're put in
Gums heart. Salt water replaced the
lost blood, and heart stimulants kept
the man alive for Il long time
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prefcrred Death 10 Arrcst.

Newark, \. j., April - Rather than
submit to arrest Katie Bowers of this
city swallowed dose of carb0lic acid
ut her home. The girl is alleged to
have stolen Sl5 from Benjamin voll-
hurst. also Of Newark When police
man called mt her home to arrest her.
She swallowed the poison. She may
tiVa l.s4.-
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NO BAIL FOR CARTER.
Decision In the Application Of the
ss Imprisoned Captain. .a.s,
COURT GIVES NO REASONS.
Adiournment TO he Taken May 27,
but Nothfng Learned Yet Re-
gardinE Supreme, Rody's Ac-
tlon In InsuIar Cases,

Washington, April 22.'---The United
States supreme court has denied the
application Of Captain Carter to be ad-
mitted to bail. aa 'rr '>7
The court contented itself with
bare announcement made by the chief
Justice of the result of its delibera-
tions. No reasons were assigned, and
no reference was made to Carter's mo-
.ton to strike Solicitor General Rich
ards brief from the files Of the court
Chief Justice Fuller announced the
final adjournment Of the supreme court
for the term on the 9th Of May The
call of the docket win be suspended
next Friday. and the court will take a
recess next Monday until the 18th Of
May. "a- t.f
No intimation has been given by the
court as to when the decision of the
insular cases may he expected or
whether they will he decided at all be-
fore final adjournment ~ ''-',s 49,
Qunrantine. Case Up.
The attention of the court was given
during the day largely to the question
of the right of one state, to quarantine
against another. The contention arose
in connection with the case OF w. +.
Smith versus the St. Louis and West
ern Railway company, involving quar-
antne regulations againstet the imp0rta-
tiQlhof cattle in 1897. The cattle ship
mpnt upon which this case turned was
made by Smith over the st. Louis road
from Plaindealing. La, to Fort Worth.
Tex the officials ofqtheroad being I'M
aware that a quarantine had been es-
tahlished. as had been done by the Tex
as officials. h2
When the existence Of this restriction
became known. the railroad company
refused TO deliver1th stock to o4tbe CON
signce and rcshipped them to Plain
dealing. There Smith refused to re-
ceive them, as lie also did the pro-
cceds of their sale. Smith then brought
suit for damages. contcnding that the
regulations were an interference with
interstate commerce and unjilstified 10y
the facts. 'Ss',A
The trial court sustained this regu-
lation, hut the state court of appeals
reversed the decision. holding in favor
Of the railroad company. The supreme
courts opinion atfirms the latter deci-
sion on the ground that the state has
a right under its police power to pro
tcct itself against infectious disease
even though commerce may be Incl
dentally interfered with by the regula-
tions for such protection
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Loomis Detained In yew York

Washington, April %. Word has
been received at the state department
from Minister Loomis TO the effect that
he has been detained in New York and
prevented from reporting in person to
the department by the Illness Of Mrs.
Loomis resulting from the voyage to
New York from Venezuela.
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Congregational Convention.

The annual convention of the New Jer-
sey Association of Congregational
Church which includes Delaware, will
convene in the Associate Reformed
Church at Baltimore, AId. today and con-
tinue until tomorrow night. The First
Congregational Church Of this city will
be represented.
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Legality ofthe .yur;os

Because of the many irreguaritis ?
which surround the Jury question, there
is likely to be much confusion at the
coming term Of court. 1t is said however
that ii any question as to their regularity
ls raised, it must be done before the cas-,
N which the jury is to set comes before
the jury.
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Stuart Was Dismissed,

R"hrrt j. Stuart Of Rockford, who
accidentally wandered into the yard OF
the roar OF the home of A. d. Lee, No.
5l9 King street, Sunday night and was
taken for robber and chased on Mar
krl street for several squares was dis
missed in City Court last night.
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Schooner Sprung Aieak.

'ine fishing schooner Susie Hooper
sprung leak at the Delaware Break
water yesterday. She was leaking 800
strokes an hour. She will he towed to
this city today where repairs will be
made. -. .t.
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supreme Court upholda Governor.

Philadelphia, April 22-The supreme
court has sustained the constitutional
ity of Governor Stones action in cut
ting off. by veto. 81 ,O00,OOO from the
public school appropriation made by
the state Legislature in 1893.
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Break In Paterson str,,.a

Paterson, n. j., April 22.-There was
break in the ranks of the striking
weavers of Frank d Dugans silk rib
bon mill when 20 of the girls who have
been OIL strike went back to work.
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New Patent Commissioner

Washington. April 22,-The president
mas appointed Edward h. Moore of
Michigan to be assistant commissioner
Of patents
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Many stovaway, From u,,,,,

San Francisco. April 30 The trans
port Garonne, which brought the Twen
ty-sixth regiment from Manila. brought
the unusual number of "a stowaways.
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National Bibl. s,,av .,

Boston, April 20. q The forward
committee of the American
board proposes to hold national os-
sembiy for the study of the Bible and
the problems Of missions at Silver Bay.
Lake George, from July 6 to 10.
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Falling Tank Cnuses FntnIItr,

Chicago. April 22.--A 10000 gallon
tank. dislodged by wind. crashed
through six stories of the Galbraith
building, Franklin and Madison streets.
inJuring five persons, one fatally.
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Cape Breton Port IcebounJ.

sydney. G. r., April p. Fifteen
steamers and sailing vessels are leo
bound in the h.rbor, and two steamers
which cannot lie made out are reported
outside, unable to get in owing to gulf
Ice blocking the entrance to the bort.
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The sitnntion md nuHn1o.

Buffalo, April 81. The water is re-
ceding in Buffalo creek. and no further
damage is anticipated Street car traf-
ic has been resumed
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car Jumps the 1rack.

Car No. /, Delaware avenue line.
while going west about 113O o'clock last
night jumped the track on Tenth street
between Shipley and Orange. Travel was
interrupted for one-half hour.
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Mummy For Buffalo Fair

Santiago de Chile, April 22.-A beau
tiful specimen Of an Indian mummy
which is ON exhibition here, Will be
sent to the Buffalo exposition.
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Veteran Irish Naturalist Dead.

London, April 22.-Dr. c. X. ID. Tan.
ner, who had represented the Irish
Nationalists of the Middle division of
Cork county since 1885, is dead Mt
Reading of consumption.
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Bishop of oxford pend.

London. April 22.-Right Rev VIII
liam Stubbs, bishop OF Oxford, is dead.
He was born June 81. 1925.
The sun., 1901-04-23
Endorsed MFR. LYNN

John +. Lynn, assistant solicitor, who
is u candidate for city solicitor, was
cordially endorsed by the Eighth
Ward Republican League.
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NeYy Chief Of nrdn.naa

Washington, April 22.-rhe president
has appointed Charles ONeil 10 he
chief Of the bureau of ordnance, with
the rank Of rear admiral.
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Death Of Veteran MASON.

oWego' n. T., April 22.-Daniel Nye
is "ead at the age of 95. Mr.. Nye claim
ea ne was the oldest Mason and odd
">''--- i~ Aha afaSA - ~N
The sun., 1901-04-23

Tile Alumni and Alumnea Association
of the High School will give an enter
tainment at the High School this even
ing.
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Korea to Borrow From France

NOTeH 10 HOfrOW FrOm Ffnhce.
Yokohama. April 22.-Korea will Dor
row from France "a, 100000 for the
construction of the Northern railway
from Seoul TO Viju..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York. April ~
Money on call firm at per cent Prime msr.
camille paper, iaiia per cent Sterling exchange
iirin, with actual business in bankers bills at
81 ssiIai. ssla for demand and at 81 S5a4 s5A for
80 days Posted rates, 81 s5i&a4ss and Sisg
Commercial bills SisiAa4. s4S. Silver eertif.
Gates nominally at b0c. Bar silver 6O4se. Mexi.
tan dollars, 4etae Government bonds easier
State bonds inactive Railroad bonds irregular.
Closing prices
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Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADM
" ISTRATOR. GUARDIAN
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REG
TRAR AND AGENT.
rraDsacts
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Leans Money on Mortgages
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management of Real Estate and
the Collection and Remittance
Rents, Interest ON Securities d
Dividends on StGcke.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgnlar and Firepr
Vaults, Makes ample provision
its Store Room and Vanlts ior
Safe Keeping Of Securities and Va
able Packages placed in its custot
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President,
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE, Vice Pred
I iAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas. ana n
OHNS RnsSELL Trust Officer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per S. S. China. for San Francisco:
Miss Wakefield, Mrs. S. w. Wakefield.
". P. Pierce and wife. Miss Pierre.
Miss x. Cartwright. W. W. Kicker.
NJ. S. Grinbaum and wife T. Hoffman
and wife, B. NJ. Thomas, c. p Grim
wood and wife. James Wakefield. Otto
Schmidt, Z. B. McClanahan, wife and
child; Louis T. kenake. E. J. Cotton.
George Angus. Mrs. Angus. Mrs. C. T.
Stare and child, Paul Neumann, Miss
Anne X. Stryker. W. w Bruner. Mrs.
S. Pugsley. L. Bearwald. H. T. Tames,
r. O. Bean, Misses Carr, Miss Claui.
Mrs. Richard. ". S. Gray. J. T. Chas-
pey, Mrs. w. J. Lowrie, George S. Ne
henzie. A. f. Minvielle. A A. Wilder
E. B. Smith. b, c. Branson, D. White
J. Murmame. L. Onn. Alber, Raas.
Per str Mauna Loa. for Lahaina
Kona and Kau: DR. Edward Armitage.
H. C. Schmidt. Mrs. ]. Gaspar, G. G.
Hubbard. o. Jones, Rev W. D. West
ervelt. Mrs. Kalao. c. Achovy. J. P
Cooke, S. Desha Miss A Beard. Nor
ris Keohokalole, J. NJ. Vivas, James
Limo. c. B. Beard, Colonel Norris, w.
d. Prather. Miss Paine. Hattie Jones.
A. de Rego, W. o. Smith. w. R. Castle.
Jr.: John Desha. Miss Claypool. H. V.
Trenenan, G. A. Hanson, E. Brann X
NouiZuika, All Chong Kee, Miss Helen
Carleton; z II. Carleton and wife
Miss NJ. Carleton.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Kauai left fop nauna
kakai last evening.
The Iwalani reports that the buoy OF
Honokaa has sunk.
The steamer J. A. Cummins arrived
from hoolau ports yesterday.
The transport Thyra sailed for Ma.
Mia yesterday at O'Clock.
The Mauna Loa got away on time
yesterday with very large cargo.
The barKentine S. n. Castle sailed
from San Francisco on January for
Honolulu.
The lwalani reports very rough
weather crossing the Hawaii and Mo
lokai channels with strong winds.
In honor of the 200th anniversary
of the foundation of the Prussian King
dom the flags of the German vessels
in port and the flag of the German
consulate We're flying yesterday.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse from
Maui, and the steamer Hawaii from
Hawaii and Maui ports. arrived last
evening. They both report very Sc
we're weather along the coast of Ha-
waii and Maui. The steamer Lehua
was weather pound at Kalaupapa
when the Hawaii left there. and she
expects TO be back here this evening
or late tomorrow The Hawaii
brought 1900 sacks of sugar for T II.
Davies & Co.
The big English ship Falls of Garry
arrived yesterday from New Castle.
She is the largest sailing vessel that
has been in the harbor for long
time and has a cargo of three thou-
sand tons of coal for the o. r. & L. Co.
The vessel had an uneventful trip
from the Colonies with the exception
of the death of one of the sailors from
fever. She made the trip on forty
seven days. Captain Broadfoot is IN
command. The ship Falls of CLYDE
now running between San Francisco
and Hilo was formerly owned by the
same company which owns the Falls
Of Garry.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
Crushed by a Steamer.

Leoug Yin. a Chinese vegetable ped.
dler was badly crushed yesterday
morning while in his ooat which was
between the steamer Kauai and the
Railroad wharf.
The man had been to the Railroad
wharf 10 deliver some vegetables and
had tied his boat while he went to his
customer. The steamer Kauai had
been az the wharf dlscharging sugar
and started for the nter-Island wharf.
In backing out she was blown against
the wharf by the high wind and the
Chinese seeing that his boat was IN
great peril jumped into it to try and
get it out of the way. Before he could
at however, the steamer blew down
on him and the frail boat was mashed
u kindllng wood and Leong Yin crush
"a between the steamer and the wharf.
lie was lifted out Of the water and
laced on the wharf The patrol
agon took him to the Queens hos
ital where ii was found on examin.
tion that he was internally injured,
tut how seriously could not be tola.
Later his friends had him removed to
iae Chinese hospital
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19

ceiving goods via Tutuila With n
creased facilities. Mr. Osborn thinks
freight rates (Which have always been
high should be reduced enough 10
cover the cost Of quick transporta.
tian between Pago Pago and Apia-
Many American goods. he adds. come
via Sydney. United States kerosene
goes east 10 the seaboard. thence IS
00o miles to Sydney. thence 2.s91
miles TO Apia, and is delivered cheap
er than If 1t came direct from San
Francisco.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
French Subsidy Law.

The following is brief synopsis II
the present French shipping subsidy
Law, which was enacted in 1893 TO re
main in force until 1903. The following
b0URties are given for maritime con.
strucdon per ton: For steam or sail
ing ships OF iron or steel. 65 francs
(s12.5il; for wooden ships Of $50 tons
or over 40 francs C7.72). and for ships
OF wood Of less than $50 tons, 80 francs
(s5.79l.
There is also an allowance or sub
sidy for building motive power ma
chinery, and its auxiliary apparatus
for vessels, such as steam pumps. mo
tors. dyramos. windlasses and mechan-
ical ventilators placed on board of a
steam or sailing vessel in a new state:
also Tor boilers and necessary steam
pipes, amounting TO Is francs (s2S9l
per 100 kilograms (220 pounds) in
weight. These are the leading feat
ures Of ship and engine building sub
sides. navigation bounty or sub
sldy is given also to all vessels of
French construction of more than 50
gross tons for sailing ships and 100
gross tons for steam vessels. Such
vessels to be entitled to the naviga
ton subsidy must have been built N
France since 1893. Vessels engaged in
French coasting, fishing vessels and
lines subsidized by the government
are not entitled to participation in the
navigation bounties. but only such YES.
sells as make long VOYAGES or engage
in what is termed international coast
ing.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
HAS GONE FOR MORE LAsoRERs
Colonel Bean Leaves in the China fc,
Tennessee and will Return.

R. o. Bean and j. F. Mason, who
personally conducted the first install,
ment of Tennessee negroes to these
islands TO labor in the cane fields. left
in the China yesterday to recruit an
other large party of colored people.
They expressed the opinion YESTERDAY
that there would be but little trouble
in getting plenty of negroes to come
here as the conditions under which
they come are so much more favorable
than the conditions under which they
labor at their homes. Here they can
work all the year anu in Tennessee
they have the regular work season.
Here they are provided with homes
and fuel. while in Tennessee they have
rent TO pay and fuel to buy. and in the
winter time the fuel bill is no small
lem of expense. The next shipment
OF negro laborers from Tennessee is
expected here during the latter part
of March.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-19
IwalanT's Report.

The steamer lwalani arrived from
Hawaii yesterday at noon. bringing
several passengers and $500 bags of
sugar for F. A. Schaefer & Co. Pu--
ser Clapham makes the following re
port
"Honokaa Sugar Co. has $4,000 and
Pacific Sugar Mill $500 bags OF sugar
on hand. Monday and Tuesday were
very rough days at Honokaa and 20
no sugar could be taken aboard On
the way home. when Lahaina was
reached the Iwalani put in there for
shelter on account OF the storm. From
Thursday night till yesterday morn
ing at ) O'Clock the Iwalani remained
at Lahaina.