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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-31
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the coPartneTship firm OF Sam Sing
Company, heretofore doing business at
kahului, Island of Maui, has made an
assignment to the undersigned of all
its property for the benefit of all its
creditors, and all persons having
claims against said Sam Sing Com
paay are hereby requested to present
the same duly authenticated to the IN
dersigned within six months from this
date. or they viii be forever barred.
All persons indebted to said copartner-
ship firm are hereby requested to make
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed at Waikiki, Maui, or Honolulu.
Oahu.
JAMES L. COKE.
DANG YOUNG.
Waikiki, Maui;
c. KAISER,
Honolulu:
Assignees of Sam Sing Co
October %, 1901. Seo1
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TICN, October so, 10 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind calm.
THE WEATHER.
Mean Temperature-75.7
Minimum Temperature-70.
Maximum Temperatures.
Barometer at 9 p n.-30.04; irregular.
Rainfall-0.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-Z.
Mean Relative Humidity--83
Winds-N. E., 5 to 0; light airs in
evening; weather fair; heavy rain on
mountain at noon.
= Forecast for Today-Light airs,
variable and uncertain.
CURTIS j. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist.
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ARRIVED.

Wednesday, October 80
S. S. Sonoma, Van Oterendorp, from
San Francisco
Str. Maui, Bennett, from Hawaii
ports.
Str. Mikahala, Gregory, from Koloa.
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DIE TODAY

DUE IUDA1.
S. S. Hongkong Maru, Filmer. from
the Orient; p. m.
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DIED.

ROWELL-In CraftonvilIe, Cal, Octo-
Der 90, 1901, Mrs. NJ. ]. Rowell, for
merly of Waimea, Kauai, in the
eighty-siXth year of her age.
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Lots!

We offer for sale about twenty
half-acre lots in a very accessible
and beautiful part of Tantalus
A fine road has been constructed
touching every lot. Diagrams OF
the land will be furnished or ap-
plication. Views both toward the
mountains and toward the sea are
unsurpassed in any part OF Tan
talus. The air is always cool and
refreshing. Prices very reason
able. ranging from $3.50 to 81. 900
Terms half cash and half on
mortgage. Title fee simple, war
ranty deeds.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
NAME OF STOCK.

Honolulu. October 30, 1901
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu,
Il. T., Second-class Matter.

Issued Every Morning Except Sunday
by the
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

\ POOL or billiard table; sale or hire.
Address E. Advertiser. 6001
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MAN WANTED

WHO makes tour Of the plantations,
to handle side line. Address N.Y.
sell-Rollins Co., % Clay ST., San
Francisco, Cal. 1914
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HsRcAETILE.
0. Brewer 81 Co. $500.
q, S.sachs' Dry Goodi
Co, Ltd.
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
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Per steamer Hawaii; for Molokai
ports, October 30-Mrs. Jack Lucas,
Master MOuritz.
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FOR SALE.

\ GOOD mare and business wagon
Address ''X-25," this office. 5991
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FINE suite of rooms for rent at Vida.
Fhla, Io5o King street. 6002
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ON electric cars-A ladies' small silver
chain purse with pin, containing some
change. Return to r. H. Chamber
lain, at revenue Office, and receive
reward. 601o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

to s. was the only favorite Of the day 70
score. Prince Of Melbourne had q wslkover
for the fourth race. Water Cure ana Her S
bert declining the Issue, 20 that the n1tn
race, which had field OF sixteen entereo'
was divided and run as two races
Tho Winged Foot Handicap was Ine only ,,S
fixture decided. Brixton. the fayorite sno
ALBERT, a well-piayed second choice. mao
struggle in this event, ALBERT winning by
q short neck.
Brixhton Beach SUMMARIZE.
F1rst race, seven fufsongs-Iom Kenny an ~! So
fsn9, 70 and to s seeond: bobs, los Qioanee,.
to 5 and to : third. Time: In; Captain yrn ~.
saSsDhs Apn. Boain JOHNNY Of Ns
spike and infaiiible also ran.
.aee ssli9s mile and ssy , n Msr-
Esi io1s i tsni a 30 TO and 70 l. third.
Tine s Sa and GEs so, sisS
and ) to 5. won; Bri1ton. ioS daocue1. 70 s and
% limit. Il, - s. no%srs :: snd
Knight Of Harlem also ran.
Fourth race: mile and . furlong-Prince Of Mel
100 .w xassd elm
dsm e ana sne OUT ss'n s.ooHd celonisi CHI
M 100 snd p 5sE fa.s s ana
os ss. S'fl r. sss0 sse f,ons,.
s eslSa : :n sna s ion :.a rssE zs
esas TO th Veldurs and s
Gun. Ils piccue,, Il to i and q to 1. won: At:
NOR. % tSochran). s to and Z TO 10. second;
Tias rss f Prince sse to an and
Round Cp also ran.
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coNEY BREAKS HIS RECORD.
Famous GeldinE PAGES His Mile In
In 2sO2 Flat.

Detroit, Mich. July H-In the free-for-
all pace this afternoon at the Crosse Pointo
track. .coney. the fayorite. went the fast
est mile ever Travelled IN contest on the
three-quarters Of a second better than the
EeldinE's previous record
Il was the third days racing of tho De
froit Driving Clubs annual summer meet
ing. and despite the intense heat over 5000
people saw the Afternoons sport.
Tho free-for-all pace was the third event
on the card and Indiana had the pole In
ths first heat: The four horses were sent
on to q perfect start: Az they rounded the
nrst turn Coney took the pole and lead:
by the quarter pole every one realized that
it was q fast quarter. and enthusiastic
cheers greeted the figures that were hung
In the lead, they. passed the haif-mile post
ii i,O0 nat. the three-Quafter pole IN 1:31A,
ara Cnney Whix1ed under tha Wito ID 9st1
at MlnaG ~ thtss isnSthA ~ tns 80
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yesterday. She was in the best field Of
sprinters the track can afford, and ran like
a ghost. She certainly will do, and that
very soon. Her burst OF speed before turn
Ing into the stretch was simply dazzling.
Cricket Buck Is bred right. being by
Robespierre-Cora English, but she Is the
closest thing to a proper Illinois quarter
horse ever seen at st. Louis track. Short
limbed. thick thighs and wonderful
muscles. She can spin some too
terday, but ran a half-mile like q wild
horse after the race.
hummer was we'll off yesterday and was
well ridden, but 1t seemed that they had
him beaten good and plenty when he went
down. He would scarce have been third.
horse he was last fall. Though his races
here have all been poor. the bookmakers
held him rs usual yesterday.
Lunar IL a very sweet mare. She was
entered to be sold for 800 on Tuesday and
was taken away from Tom Stevens by
entered her for $500 and Mr.. stevenss first
bid on her was $1,000. Mr.. Gumperts bid S
more and Mr.. Stevens said Twelve hun
dred." Mr.. Gumpertx held for the extra IS.
She IL a beautiful mare in appearance and
Is in the very pink Of condition
Tidal Wave must b. simply and solely q
mud runner. He ran . very bad RAGS under
O'Neill yesterday.
A Reader-Any horse owner racing at q
track can be addressed there. Address
parties at Delmar track.
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ENDURANCE BY RIGHT WON.
schorr's Filly Took Great Race ut
WashingtOn Park.

"08nAMBA EAEAs
Chicago, July H.-While Abe Frank has
established his right to be called the king
Of Western 1-year-olds. ]. W. Schorr's Ally.
Endurance by Right. has proved her title
ington Park to-day she won a 2-year-old
handicap from q field Of a dozen youngsters
Of both sexes. to all Of whom she was con-
ceding weight She won the race purely on
Elsie l.. another good Ally. finished sec;
ond while Old Hutch, long. shot. beat Ed
race. the e. feature was Sidney Lucass VIC
tory over The Lady. Headwater and The
Rush at q mile and seventy yards. Sidney
Of the others on tho back stretch. came
with tremendous rush and won going
away. The Lady. worsted at the start,
beat her for the place. weather clear:
track fast.
Washington Park Summaries.
First race mile. purse seooa.Admonition. ~ ~
H. Tim: is Edl rs s sz
Fs sseeaa is taormleyS. to e won: Captain
Ss Ia:: - sls ie09 rim. Pr is
Crockett q. W. w. and Josephine B. also ran.
.a Tsi s. Fight Ss ' %ss,p
jack TRat.in. Jordan and South
h Fea1.h sass %ils and twenty yazas,,s,ansy
i6s CKniEhtl 80 to /, second; The Lady. los
iMeadel. Ii to 10. third. Time. l:A s-5 The
Fifth race hx tmlonss. pure seoo-Andes. 1os
arsnserss 70 1n Henry I % Ea1 Iost
e nT s, H TIs 4 sor nss1 nsaS
Idris. seguranca, Rance and Whisper Low also
ran.
1903 Dominick,, to !, won; Winter. 101 1Snightl.
to l. second: Astor. % lMartinI. 10 to l. third.
! Time 1:1s So, Sam W.. Triaditza, Beauty boos
and Rosa Dah also ran.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall. No.. July ia disastrous frs
started In the New York store. ons NJ tina
largest drv goods and cloth,ns .tor.. =,
the CITY. At 1o:x tbi, morning 49,
.>'' A"" e.nS 1oi 1Ai1s'
Al less tnah an nour all OK tho buildings
on tut side OF the public square were de-
stroyed, and the fire had jumped across the
street.
For over a month NM . a-,, -.
+a,,o, .. - go. s,. Gop y. ram n.s
iaAeh IN or around MarshaL Tho tenn
pera,ure mas remained at the ioo-mark for
ten days past, and everything Is IS dry a.
finder. all vegetation literally burning up.
This condition made the spread Of the
f,ames easy.
r. 49,. H-|- -. -
oo"u oeca"e evident thas tho local
nremsn would not DO able to cope with the
nre. ana telephone message was sent to
Slater asking that aid b sent A ~ec.ol
train, bearing the Slater fro fshtine eouip-
mont was hurried to Marshall and ioined
with the department here
Tho two dfe departments, aided by many
volunteers after two hours' hard fighting,
got control Of the fire, but not until eight
business houses had been burned. A num-
Der OF the nremen were overcome by heat.
Tns origin OF the IRE IL not known
Loss and Insurance.
Following IL a summary Of losses:
New York store building, two storiee
double brick, owned by Mrs. Wood. valued
at 1b.C0O; total loss: insurance, $500. New
YORK store stock, Theodore Mayer, man
aver, tnnks STOCK VIII Invoice about 80
600; total loss: insurance. sa:ooo This is a,
nea! as can Do estimated without consu t.
ins mVNce ooox ana policies. The safe was
closed before the building was abandoned
ROBERT Cweu entered the building and &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
RICH WOMAN LIVES IN STABLE.
Wife of Millionaire E. G. Swift
Chooses an Odd Home.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Boston, Mass, July r.-Mrs. q. c. Swift.
wife Of the millionaire packer OF Chicago.
is living in stable.
1t is not an ordinary stable, Of course. In
fact, 1t is more luxuriantly fitted and fin
ished and furnished than most residences
But. nevertheless, It Is a stable. and Mrs.
Swift's neighbors in the "lower fiat" are
horses. Aristocratic horses, certainly, but,
The stable is at Pride's Crossing, and the
reason for Mrs Swifts occupancy Of it is
that she wants to be within sight of the
magnificent summer villa which is being
stable. A part Of the barn was specially
trimmed and furnished for her temporary
occupancy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
MRS. B0TKIN's APPEAL.
Famous Case to Go to United
States Supreme Court.

San Francisco, Cal. July 1.-THE case Of
Mrs. Cordelia Botlsin, charged with murder.
was started on Its way to the Supreme
Court Of the United States to-day.
Superior Judge Cook ordered q writ Of
error to issue. The writ Of error depends
upon the allegation that the case IL q Fed
eral matter. the crime having been orig
mated in California and contaminated in
Should the Supreme Court hold that the
proper place to prosecute the case Il in
Delaware. Mrs. Botkin's attorneys will
contend that the Delaware authorities have
forfeited their rights in not claiming her
in the first instance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

o,TooLE INoUEsr-Co Coroner Funkhcusse
held an inquest yesterday on the BODY q
while leaning against . ratnspout At NO,
1851 West Pine boulevard Tuesday are
noon. The spout was charged with elect1a-s
city by coming in contact with LIGHTING
wire Of the Missouri Edison Electric Cur
pany. Coroner F'unkhoueer returned . vsfs
dict Of death due to the imperfect conot1uo-
ton of the Missoufi-Edison wire.
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Racing at Fort Erie.

Buffaio. N 7, July 17-Weathef nme1 track
fast at Fort Erie Results:
First race s-year-olds, selling. six and ono-half
acknowledgements won: Lady Hayman, 500
ond: St David third. Time. 1:21H.
Second race four and one-half furlolgs-Ths
Common won; Luorusta, second: Major Daniels.
third Time. :s6.
Third race, one mile-Uledi won: All Saints
second; Talala third. Time, 1:4o.
won: Eau Claire, second: oconnes. third. Time,
LIS.
Letter. second: Oak Maid. third. Time. 1:l4k.
Sixth race. steeplechase. about one and three
foIrths friles-Ffheld won: Mrs. Bradshaw. SEC
ond; Daryl. third. Time 3:S1&-
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1NCoRPoRATEDIThe Marley Thompson
implement Company, capitalized 1t &0.e0.
fled articles Of Incorporation yesterday with
Recorder Of Deeds Hahn. The 500 shares Of
follows: T. 81. Thompson, 249 shares: John
D. Manley, go, and Sam d. HOdgdon, Il
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LONG WALK FOR WORK.
Negro Tramped From Birmingham
to Chicago.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,, July H.-Declarins that he
and his wife had ..hoofed it" Las miles to
Chicago to secure work. "Jim'' Brown. a
negro. walked into the wellington Hotel
and appiied for q position. He declared that
he and his wife started to walk from Mont
gpmery, Ala, eight months ago, and Just
had arrived In Chicago. The Wellington had
nothing for the man, but he did not APP
pear to be disappointed. He expressed faith
in the Lord and departed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

WANTS SISTER LoCATED-sIiss Bertha
Killer OF No. S41 Whitmore place. asked
the police yesterday to assist her in locat.s
ing her sister, Mary Killer. 20 years old.
She left her place Of employment, at No
S125 Lafayette avenue. on July 8, saying
that her sister was sick and she was go.
ing home to nurse her Since then she has
not been seen.
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vanderbilts Colors Registered.

New York. July 17.-Mr. Vim K. Vanderbilt
has registered his racing colors at the office Of
the Brighton Beach Racing Association Club.
America, but in 1895 he purchased from the late
Pierre Lorillard about twenty mares In foal and
these were sent to France. where their produce
has been raced with some success
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WANTS TO BE REINsrATED-Fer5i.
nand L G. KNITTED applied to the Circuit
Court yesterday for writ Of mandamus
to compel Building Commissioner C. F.
Longfellow to reinstate him az q building
inspector. He was appointed January 5.
1900. and discharged October 81. 1900, on no
tincation of Deputy Building Commissioner
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Rriehton neach Entire,
ond hea. Coney was favorite In the auo-
lions 81 as0 IN S15 for fha fipId

tons at 80 to ss25 for the neid. -
1t was a fair start and Coney ana Anaconda
ter. which was done In . seconds fat Just
as the figures were hung out. Coney broke
and Anaconda shot ahead alone. With the
in :5sk. one Of the best performances ever
seen and duplicated Conveys time to the
three-quarter pole,1:slA. The mile was three
made up great deal Of the ground lost by
his break, but was several lengths behind
at the finish His record performance used
Coney UP, and In the last heat Anaconda
won all the way, with Conner second at the
wire.
Metellas. the black stallion. purchased yes
favorite in the 2:I7 trot. was taken sick IN
the second heat and was drawn. after hav-
ing won the first heat IN amoot Sys
favorite in tho s:14 pace and won IN straight
heats.
lon won by scant margin. Summaries:
Kp;ss aoq p s. a eSs ar 'r0stns
sys sSl H: Oh M ii !
A. Aa, X cu ns: : oS eqan' 5asrsS;
e as5isq Rln 81 s. X sys&ssa
Iss.lss IA Shil: s,a ls:;ii; ;:......-a 'dr
: e t.:sS:s sss'ns,
c. ass, sgh;ai i i
Fred the KID b. 9. (Tremains) ...-.-..a !
Lady All Right, o.. N. Roth0 ............o
Time. a:osH. 2:oS, 20e&.
Frse-for-ali pace, purse s. 800;
Ga n Blk. <. iAcBoweii5. ...........-.....l : 2
Common. blk. 6. (McDonald). ......-.---....S y
Time 2:02. 2:o2k. 2:03h.
Dolly oily Dillon. ;. m. by Sidney Dillon Clio
saiin Slipper. blk. m. icob0 .............1 .
Etsmsoulst ivan 1odsssi.n} ..:..:.:.. sa,'
Annie Burns. &. m. %. Wilson,. ...-.-.--..-.'.
Time. 211N. 2:12&.
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Western Circuit R.ees.

Des Moines, Ia, July 1.-THE races to-day on
the Des Moines kite track, under tho auspices
Of the Western Circuit, were still better than AN
tended. Tho weather was hne and the track
Lola M,x won the unfinished 71s paea brought
up from the day before, n a:!oA: Charles Dewey
Rose Mcines won the s:3, trot, taxing third.
fourth and nth heats II a:s.nA sssN md s ss4H;
e:30K ana 2:7iIi Baronmont took seccqd money
and sunshine third Billy B. beat Rios. and
Sophia took the $50 pace Winning third.
fourth and sixth heats In 2:lok. fIsA and tiaa;
and s:l0ls Mark Derby won the NTH heat in
3:iih Ffeilmont. Boney Mccoy. Minnehaha ana
pomition won the $50 t.ot ta;anf tbs ':cS ssM
Hayor Swift took the irst in 3ii1A Dulcis took
third morl1 Sen SEN. Robin Do and Ear King
also started.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

QUENTIN DIVORCE CASE-E1la Quen-
tin obtained divorce yesterday from Ro-
land Quentin in Judge Zachritz's court on
the ground of desertion. She was awarded
the custody Of her child and 80 month (
alimony.
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Morning Telegraph's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 1s.-rhe Morning Teiesraph's
Brighton Beach selections this morning are a.
follows:
First race-Kinnikinic. Isla. Belv,no
Second race-Reforner. De Reszke Otis
Third race-Wax Taper. Herbert. King Brau-
Bile.
Fourth race-Reina Janice. Triggen
Fifth race-Animosity. Tw!g. Tho Golden
Prince.
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To finish door, ana borders use -Yloer.
Shine door enaEels. oak. cherry. mehog.
any. etc. Dries over night. Color card ana
booklet free from T1oor-Shino Co. 81 10u11I'
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Ch,,.so Cn.on,cle,, s.l.ct,o.

Chicago Chronicles Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
chicago, III, July T.-on Washington Park,
First Race-Altona. Hans Wagner, Iandsssr:.
Third Race-Abe Frank. Pentecost, Mennnou.
Fourth Race-Evelyn Byrd, Ecome. Chancery.
Fifth Race-Montanio. Sly. Gonfalon.
Sixth Racs-Knight Banneret. Inpronptu. Joe
Collins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

s sALoONKEEPER REPoRrED-Patrick
Kissane. q sa1oonkeeper ut No. ms Thomas
street. was Ieported TO the Excise Commits
e'cacck ye0tofd6Y @os13n9, q. s. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Cured Of bronchial Trouhle.

Chas. E. Davis 1O71 w. Congress st, Chi.
cago, says: 81 suffered for years win
medicines without relief. until began TAX
ing Foley's Honey and Tar. which cured
m s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
ITALY INVESTIGATES
MISSISSIPPI ARRAY.
Lynching Of Her Citizens at Erwin
May Prove an International
Affair.

Washington. July 1.-THE italian Govern
ment has taken cognizance Of a recent af-
fray at Erwin, Miss, in which. it is claimed,
two Italians were lynched and third seri-
ousiy wounded. The facts have baen COM
municated to the Foreign Office vt Rome.
and tho italian Embassy here has made
representations to the State Department.
At the same time. the Italian authorities
are pursuing an investigation Of their own
through their Consul at New Orleans and
their consular agent at Vicksburg. Miss.
which is not far from the scene Of the all
legged trouble.
There Is every indication that the facts
will constitute an international incident
similar to that with Italy. growing out Of
the killing Of the Italians In Louisiana.
CITIZENS TAKE ACTION.
Memphis, Tenn. July 17.-At a meeting of
citizens Of Greenville. Washington County,
Miss. resolution was adopted asking the
Governor to order a special session OF the
Circuit Court OF the county to deal with
the recent assassination Of two Italians at
Erwin The crime was denounced in the
strongest terms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
We Cure vARlC0CELE in Five Days.


will
method o. t.stue for vare $ af pa and cure
10 a
thousand Of ne hsh
all nthot frgn
StAVal ysn u u Te pemat
in o n g safe sue
t@i AZ. s % haze , s @ os rs
a worth
sa ees. 20 man and MIN ss se 3
poxer complete.
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We also cure stay cured Structure 10 10 20 days; Sliced Pss d
40 80 DAYS and All Vital Naaknassaa and naaasaa Of aa
DRS. FRANCIS & FRANCIS, ''' sn :ss ' '. .s

L. c. F. Stemme, which was approved By
r. =. McMath. then President of the Board
OF Public improvements. He declares that
his term does not expire until 1868.
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mrs. DAN FERRIs.

. Arcoia. M. July 17.-MrA Dan Tsrrls.
4esd a dis6 tAig :afeee1eens z
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ONeill seems to be falling into the habit Of
letting his mounts be outoaced at the be-
ginning of a race. He let Brulare drop back
until It seemed she never could get up and
nothing saved her but great ride In. the
stretch 1t is a pleasure to watch Brulare
run. Never for Sweeney, always for that
purse. She 10 not owned by professional
The other day Hunter Raine was in 1t
I'VE furiongs, with Lady Brockway, Phono-
lite and Others. He got Oh last in big
stretch six lengths behind the leader and
was beaten length. Yesterday he was in
at 1--WE and one-haN furiongs, with poor
horses, and was . II to shot, while Miss
Dora, who never did like q route, was II to
10. Il looks like the bookmakers make ia
vorites In the ring. -.
Rose Of Red ran some ono else's race yes
terday She will win In the same lot when
she gets TO know the way around the track.
Northern Spy Il : good LOOKING horse and
q eoer His. sire, Carnegie. was :recenfly
sold nv John Brafton 70 an .Entlish ofncer
for . charger, and he 4 now; carrying this
oficer away, from the Beers in the Trans-
vaat
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