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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13

Whenever the trans Pacific cable IN
10 the fore Audley COOte ~ 10 be heard
from. Years ago Audley COote was a
woulG-be promoter, but he was wind
bag Of wind bags, there was nothing 10
the man. lie was forever pretending %
have greater influence than he had ana
fooled some Of our leading men twenty
five years or so ago. He must be a
pretty aged man now, but It ig amusing
10 see his name cropping uD in tels-
grams once more.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13

France has issued a threat % POrtu-
gal But the European world has be-
come used 10 threats from France
which never materialize, MIR. Delcasse
n not a great foreign minister lie
simply shows the lively Gaul in his
most foolish ana braggadOsio cbarac-
tcrlstics, Yet the French IN other ways
are emincntly practical, There n not
n more conservative and practical
pcasantry IN he world, than n 10 be
found IN France, The politicians ana
thc city bred men prove ~ BE- tho poor
stun Of the country
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13

The end Of the BOer struggle II IN
sight or has probably been completed.
Botha is reported as having surrender
ed, and De Wet and steyn seem fairly
In q trap from which they cannot es-
cape. The failure 10 arouse the Cape
Colony Dutch was the turning point IN
the latter part Of the war Had these
Joined with the TransVaalers the gtrug-
gle might have been prolonged, Now
such raids as those " De Wet are not
war but merely free bOOtiDg eKpedi-
lions, KltcheneTs policy has brought
about the end, sooner than some
thought and others wished.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13
THE Ex-QuEEN SALARY

Al parties In The House, whatever
their views may be, have decided that
me queen should have a proper and
acceptable allowance what that all
lowuure should be- Wua % matter for
mo Legislature and is sun "a matter
for the Legislature. The bin brought
boz yesterday Is by some thought TOO
small, by Others % rs thought 700 large
Tho star would advise that The hX
queen be liberaly dealt WIN The stu
alton is an extraordinary ono IN Amerl-
San advancement, u ~ really o qpes-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13

ton for Congress rather than for The
local legislature, but N Congress throws
its responsibilities upon Hawaii IN this
particular matter, We ought ~ meet the
situation. what should BE- OiyeB should
De in no pioayuBe way, but fairly and
squarelly, ana then we VIII stand as
superior ~ any previous WOHarcbiai
state which got rid NJ ~ monarch, We
have now q chance NJ making o dis
tinct historical mark, ana we caB also
as easily lose H. Whatever ~ done
should be unanimous.
But think ~ the sOcialistic forces
which elsewhere would have ~ BE-
brought into hand ~ make IL uBsni-
nous. The ordinary Republican could
easily swallow the pill, the born mon
arcbist would thoroughly believe IN H.,
but the socialist, the Dibilist, the aBar-
cbist, the origiDalist, and the dozens Of
other lists" IN the world could find II
hard 10 square his actions with his
opinions.
The trouble with n great many men
Is that they see one side Of shield,
ana DO not gee the other. They know
what they know, ana they cannot un-
derstand that there are others who
know ~ much ana great deal more.
II this were clearly understood, q great
deal of unhaDDiness IN the world might
be relieved.
Upon the question Of The cz-Queen's
salary there should be no contest, and
the most graceful thing the Legislators
can do II 10 vote the salary uHitedly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-13

Prince Tuan II elusive, He n not a.
bird that VIII have salt put upon his
tail lie VIII probably live, now that
he has effected his escape, 10 give n
very grave amount Of trouble 70 the
Chinese Government.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
EDWARD 7. COOCH Has
EXCITING 'POSSUM CHASE

While on a visit to Maryland friends
on Sunday, Edward f. Cooch, the at
torney. participated in an exciting
opossom chase. With q friend he was
driving across the Bohemia river,
when some white object was seen run
ming across the bridge not far from the
carriage.
Mr.. Cooch alighted from the vehicle
and promptly gave chase, though his
friend warned him that the animal
might be a skunk. He rapidly gained
on the creature. which proved to be a
large opossom, and was just about ID
seize it when it deliberately rolled from
the bridge into the watei many feet
below.
Apparently It was not injured by th'
tall. and struck out. for the shore. L
disappeared in the darkness, and Mr.
Cooeh is wondering if it reached lane
in safety. as the river is about one
fourth Of a mile in width at that point
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
KILLEpnY euRsTINe aTEAMTUeE
Workmen scalded to Death Without
a Moments Warning.

Philadelphia. oct. 31.-By the burst
ing of q steam tube of a boiler at the
Baldwin Locomotive Works last night
John Coldan and Edward Meehan
we're killed, and James Dawson was
so terribly burned that hospital ply
sicians say he cannot recover. The
men we're hremen. and were az work
at a nest Of boilers located in the
erecting shop when, without a mo
ment's warning, a shower of ccalding
steam and red-hot Goals fell upon
them. Coldan and Meehan dropped
in their tracks and were dead before
they could be rescued. Dawson was
a little further away from the burst
ing pipe, but nevertheless he was hor'
ribly burned all over the body. He
ran out Of the building and did not
stop running until he fell unconscious
on the street a block and a half from
the shop
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTOR's SALE
Ia OF
REAL ESTATE
OF James L. Carpenter. Deceased.
On Saturday, November 2, 1901
At . o'clock, .. m.

At . o'clock, y. m.
At his late residence, Kennett turnpike.
near Centreville. Del, three valuable
farms and country residences.
No. !. The home farm, containing VI
acres, large stone mansion and o1her
buildings Large lawn of full-grown or
namental trees. The highest and most
commanding residence site I'm Delaware.
No. 3 Farm containing 50 acres, roods
and "a perches, opposite No. j, now occu-
pied by William Carpenter The im-
prOvements consist Of twO-stOry ana
mansard roof. double frame mansion and
other farm buildings I'm good condition.
No. g. The Bush farm, containing lSg
acres above Centreville, and is reached
by lane leading from kennett turnpike
near the seventh mile stone. Good farm
buildings and a quantity of heavy tim
Der. This is good chance 10 make
money.
The above farms are all located In the
most desirable section of New Castle
county Delaware, and on the finest road
leading out Of the city OF Whining ton.
All under a good state Of cultivation and
.ot easy. access to markets Watered by
springs that rise upon the premises. and
have ample timber on each for fencing.
etc
Attendance viii be given and terms
made known on day OF sale. by
JOSEPH J.. CARPENTER. JR..
HARRY Il. CARPENTER.
Executors
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
WIN Appoint From List

In accordance with a rule adopted
last June by the Board of Education
are future appointments to the princi-
palships in either primary or grammar
schools will be made from the list OF
candidates who have passed an eXami-
nation in the academic branches, the
course OF study in these schools, and
in psychology. methodology and school
raanagement A meeting Of teachers
was held recently and much interest
was evinced in the subject.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Arthur Foley Winnlngton-lngram,
Lord Bishop OF London. contributes an
interesting paper to the November Cos
m0Rolitnn on "rhe Overcrowding OF
Great Cities and Remedies for IT,
Apropas of the discussion OF the in
vasion of England by Americans, Ed
mund Gosse furnishes In the same
number an essay scoring Engllshmen
for their narrownC1s of intellect IN
cidentnlly he has a hit at American
Intellectual life i'm the twentleth cen
mry. The Cosmopolitan has endeavor-
cd TO make itself known by timely con-
trihutions TO all important controver-
sizes Frank Moss so well known In
the lexow and Mazet Investigations.
contributes Municipal Misgovernment
and COrruption a Warning TO Pa
triCts" to the November issue This
considers serious difficulty I'm a way
that viii be found interesting not only
TO New Workers. but to residents of
every part of the United States. As
we come toward the Christmas holi-
days larger space IN the magazines Is
given 20 fiction. The Cosmopolitan in
cludes tragic story Of the Mexican
foothills by Thomas A. Janvier. a very
clever society story by Carolyn Wells.
one of the Old French ROmances by
Richard lie Galllenne, an unusually in
teresting Indian narrative by II. Y.
George. and a weird story by $. X.
Crockett
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
COLOMBIAN PLOT EXPOSED
Conspiracy to Gust the Acting ESeeu-
tive Proves a Failure.

Colon. Colombia, Oct S1.-General
Pedro Mel Ospina, Colombian minister
Of war. together with former Presi-
dent Caro- and certain other National,
lists. recently conspired to oust Vice
President Marroguin, the acting exec
utive. A timely discovery Of the plot
resulted in the flight OF Senor Caro-,
who took refuge in the German lega-
ton at Bogota, and the arrest Of Gen
eral Ospina, DR.. Holguin, former min
lister Of foreign affairs, and Senoi
Savedra. all Of whom are now I'm
prisoned at Cartagena. where Genes a
Enrique Ar5oleda and other prisoners
are expected 10 arrive soon.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
IN THE LITERARY WORLD

The Engineering Magazine for Nov
ember has for it's leading feature a very
finely illustrated article by Philip Daw-
son on English. American and Cont
mental Steam Engineering The sub
iect matter IS very important Ia view
of the rapid rise OF competition and the
intcrnaticnalising influence on practice
exercised by the eleotrlc-tractlon power
house Mr. Dawson IS thoroughly
familiar with the best work done on
both sides OF the Atlantic. and writes
plainlyfunkly and fearlessly. Another
handsomely illustrated paper Is that of
Enrico Bignami. describing the great
1900 horsepower hydro electric sta
tion ut Vizzola-ricmo. Lombardy.
Many engravings accompany also
Thomas Tonges review of the Mining
Development Of Gilpin county. Colo
radO-a typical instance of the modern
ising of methods and steady reduction
Of working costs An unusually enter
tanning contribution is r. s. De Lays
prospecting In Western McxicO"-full
of interesting notes Of the country and
on human character Mr. Ennis dis
cusses ably the Engineering Manage
ment Of Industrial Works; Mr. Church
continues his development on a new
and comprenhensive system of expense
distribution for the factory. Mr.. Brod-
erick has an excellent article on the
standardising OF electric apparatus.
showing its economy TO the buyer. and
Herr LADDERS concludes "a most instruc-
tive statement of American machine
shop practice from a German view
point The number carries the usual
comprehensive Review Of the Engineer
ing Press. the Engineering Index 10
current periodical literature and index
of new books The Engineering Maga-
zine New York
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
ADDIOKS FILES ANSWER
Makes Usual Disclaimer in Another
Bay State Gas suit

j. Edward Addicks has filed an an
swer in the United States Circuit Court
of Philadelphia. in the suit brought
against him by Samuel l.. Kent, to recov-
er $500, 900 for alleged fraudulent rep
resentation. The plaintiff states that Ad-
dicks represented himself as authorized
TO act for the Bay State Gas Company
in the purchase of the rights of the plain
tiff 70 manufacture and use acetylene
gas within the State of Massachusetts.
As a result. the plaintiff says a contract
was entered into with Addicks whereby
the latter promised to buy the rights
of the plaintiff for The price of 100000
in cash and $1,5OO0O0 in the stock of the
Bay State Gas Company. at IFS par value.
Addicks in his affidavit denies that the
plaintiff has ever owned the rights a.
legged to be contracted for, ana says he
expects to prove that he never repre-
scented himself as being authorized "a
purchase in the name of the Bay State
Gas Company.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Thirty days after publication a sec
und edition has been called for of
American Authors and Their Homes.
edited with an Introduction By Francis
w Hnlsey The first edition was an
unusually large cno fer books OF the
kind, comprising as 1t did $500 copits
To this volume. besides descriptions OF
authors homes with personal inter
views obtained by appointment and
verified in proof by the authors them
selves. are eighteen Illustrations of au-
thors homes from recent and unfamil-
lar photographs, with q frOntispiece
ph0tograyure showing the interior of
the Authors Club In New York. Rich
ard Henry Stoddard. the eminent poet
and critic. says: 1T Is the most rc.
markable book Of the kind since the
publication of the Knickerboclyer Gal
.ery In 1866" James Pott g. Co.. az,
the publishers.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Knox Magee. the author Of with
Ring of Shield" Ca novel that created
no little sensation and that enjoyed a
large salc) has a new story ready fur
publication by r. r. Fenno g. CO.
entitled Mark Everard." II has for
its setting the devil-may-care days OF
Charles IL. hft the interest centres In
ether than historical characters not
withstanding the fact THAT much is made
of the attempted kidnapping OF the
Queen of Charles II.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
m11.N1NnroN INNOVATIONS.
Reported by +. ID. Jackey & Co., Bank
ers and Brokers.
LOCAL MARKETs.

ro-day's 'Ocai wholesale quotations reported
by Stayton q Chandler.
Tomatoes, hasket. 25c, soc.
Frg slaut, basket. 5Oc
cabbage lun5red, n. y 3fo
Onions, taclyct lOc
White Potatoes. hushel, new prime, SC, sc
Lemons, box, 8 IS.
1rgs. Del ana Md. dozen, PIC and ecc.
ChicSfns live, pound, tc
iADrlcs. tnrrsl. 400 % 4oo
lSwest potatoes. basket. 500
Grapes Slb hes Com orr, Toe
leib ~. io &c
5lb Ca'awba. i-c Sc
Pears Kecier iec
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
STORE FIXTURES

OET OUR PRICES on billiard and pool
" tables before buying elsewhere. So
on easy payments. Our cushions are
guaranteed for twenty years, and are
lade by a new vulcanizing process. Old
ables fitted with our cushions are as
ood as new, satisfaction guaranteed. OF
loney refunded. See our advertisement
I manager wanted" for lawful slot
machine. Palmer Billiard Table Works,
'hicago. Ill aSO
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
when Baby lad Scaid Head
when Mother had salt
Nheum - When Father had

Piles. s.---Dr. Agnew's Ointment gave
the quickest relief and surest cure.
These are gems Of truth picked from
testimony which is given every day to
this greatest Of healers. II has never
been matched in curative qualities in
Eczema. Tetter. Piles. etc. 30 cents
81
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n
D. Danforrh-
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.

Some foreign Insurance Compan-
les are goOd-that is. they pay their
lcSses-others are not so good. and
some of these are leaving this
country because of heavy losses;
burt good American Fire Insurance
Companies are far better al around
for loyal Americans to insure I'm.
our companies are Fire-proof and
panic-tested. They pay an losses
promptly You cannot find better
companies anywhere.
We represent none but the best
American Companies and charge
the lowest rates. Try us on your
next order.
Hawkins q Co.. fasS@sae, fsassal
7l2 MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
Deputies WIN Protect Property

Sheriff Mcdaniel has sworn in two
deputy sheriffs to watch the property
of the Jessup and Moore Paper Com
pany, at Rockland Some time
on Tuesday night persons dam
aged considerable property belonging
to the company. There is a strike OF
paper workers on there.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
lIxea. as 10 loen. ON. do.

No. 2 mixed as to loca, on. closed as
follows;
Bid. h SIX.
October ........ ................... .6-ii io d-a
OATS-Onerings were very light and
the market ruled firm with fair lofai
trade demand. sales of car. mo- estab-
lished grade white. clipped. at fic.
cars No. . white natural track. at 45l4e-;
cars do. clipped, on track ai -ie., on t-
ed in Twentieth street elevator. at titc.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Rarely have three more timely and
authoritative articles appeared stimuli
taneously in one magazine than are to
be found In the present issue of The
Criterion. President Theodore ROose-
velt---An Appreciation by Rev DR. r.
IS. MacArthur "A Canadian Tribute TO
William Mckinley" by Joanna v.
Wood. and "Seth Low7-Fusion Candi-
date for Mayor" Joseph /. c. Clarke
writes one of the most characteristic
and vivid accounts Of ''rhe Greatest of
Cup Races" that has yet been publish
ed Nor should there fail to be mention
Of Ingram Crockett's charming bit Of
prose. "The Coming and Passing OF the
Great Bird-Choir" Vance Thompson 's
clever serial. killing the Mandarin. -
illustrated by q. NJ. Ashe. continues In
over-increasing interest. another in
stalment of Elizabeth Wells Champ
ney's "The Cardinals Reliquary.1 adds
much to this issue: and General James
G.. Wilson contributes the third paper
I'm his valuable series. John r. Thomp-
son and His London Diary, lSG4-G.
The magazine Is rich with short stories
and poems by well-knOwn writer's
| Clinton Scollard's poem, "Hassan Ma
\ lzar,' is a splendid piece of workman.
ship The illustrations are more thar
usually handsome. 10 would be hard q
/ find "a more satisfactory periodical thar
the November Criterion.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
rummage sale Come and get your
moneys worth. 1911 Market street.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

The three Dolliotts. in a musical
sketch, provide one Of the best features
OF the very excellent bill which holds
the boards at Dockstader's this week.
The act is altogether now. and has
made a very pleasing impression upon
all who have seen it. Miss Redmond in
her electrical novelty act offers another
good feature. Her singing is excellent
and her posing and the electrical effects
which the act presents make it a star
feature of the week Fox and Ward,
black-face artists; John Healey, also Of
minstrel fame; James and Bonnie Far
ley. and numerous others contribute. lt
Is a laughing show from beginning TO
lend.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Philadelphia, oct. a.-The wnoa. mar.
Set was weak and declined lac. under
lower cables and bearish speculation iu
Chicago ENpQr. inquiry was fair. ami
N.o01 bushels were taken on private
terms Sales of J car steamer No. red
lin Port Richmond elevator. az O3lac., and /
car No red, in do. at ,Siac.
Contract wheat. as 10 location, closed as
follows:
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
N OFFICES

lust TO BUILD TRADE. Pianos and
u organs tuned and cleaned. Pianos
$50: Organs, 81. % years factory expert
ence Tuner for Lester Piano Co. Phila-
delphia II. J. TOMKINSON,
~ ENTS' FINE CLOTHING made to or
" der by reliable merchant tailor on
mall weekly or monthly payments Ad-
ress postofflce box 1G7 city. a3l-2m
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
BOARD AND ROOMS

w ANTED. Board i'm private family
w with one or two furnished rooms.
Address r., this office. o3l-dt
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
PERSONAL

I AIDES! Chichester English Penny
rovai pills are the best. safe, reli-
If. Take no other. Send 4c., stamps.
or Jarticulars "Relief for ladies' In
etter by Return Mail. Ask your Drug
ist. .., 20
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO,
Philadelphia, Pa
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
Issued October /. 1901.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. S.. THE
State Of Delaware, to the Sherlff of
New Castle County, Greeting:
Whereas, Nicholas Gross. nv
his petition to the Judges OF
our Superior Court filed In the
Office of the Prothonotarv Of
said Court, in and for New Castle
(SEAL) county, for the cause Of com
plant therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges
that decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage esistins
between the petitioner and Flo
memo Gross.
We therefore command you as you were
heretofore commanded, that you summon
Fiomeno Gross. that she be and appear
at the next term thereof, to be held in
Wilmington, on Monday, the 2jth day of
November next, TO answer the allegations
of the said petitioner. Nicholas Gross,
according to the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided and also to do
and receive what the court shall then and
there consider her in this behalf as to the
court, shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions Of the said Act Of AS
sembly.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles B. Lore
OF Wilmington. the 10Th day of Septem.
Der. A. u. nineteen hundred and one.
FRANK /. SPEAhdA-Ss
Prothonotary
Issued October Z. 1901.
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
DANCING
DANCING.
CHANGE OF LOCATION,
Miss McClafferty,
formerly Of Tenth and Market streets,
WILL REOPEN IN EDEN HALL,
formerly Prof. Webster's).
Dancing,
Glasses in Department,
Physical Training.
DANCING.

a.
Ladies and gentlemen beginners class,
Monday, September l6 TO 10 p. m.
Weekly Assemblies, Extra music. Open
nights for advanced dancers, Thursday,
September 10. 8 to II p. m.
Ladies' afternoon class, Thursday, 8
to 8.
Chidren's class i'm society dancing,
Saturday, to 8 p. m.
Children's aesthetic dancing class, Tues
day, to p. m.
Glasses in physical training forming.
Private lessons may be arranged for.
For further information apply at Eden
Hail. Office open from 3 to after Sep
tember 10.
Member Of the American National As
ISOLATION. Masters Of Dancing. s6-tf
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

Miss Bertha Galland is now making
her first annual tour. under tho man
aEement Of Daniel F'rOhman. Her sue
cess at the Lyceum Theatre, New York.
whore she has been playing since the
Inauguration of the present season, is
wall-known. and her manager has
euipped hor with one Of the strongest
and most evenly balanced companies
now on tour. Miss Galland's success is
particularly pleasant from the fact
that she is an American girl. being a
native Of Pennsylvania, She made a
thorough study of the stage and Of
Shakespeare with the late George Ed
gar. and when she called upon Mr..
Frohman some three years ago, seeking
an engagement. it did not take him
long to discern that she had talent of a
high order. For the last two seasons
she has been leading woman IN one OF
Mr.. Frohman's principal companies,
and was successful in 'The Pride OF
Jennico." in which she took the part OF
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
HELP WANTED

VIZ ANTED. First -class lady tailoress.
w None other need apply. Apply III
Madison street o3l-2t
Evening journal., 1901-10-31

element as an extremely grave one rs
described by Clinton Rogers Woodruff.
The editor OF the Review of Reviews
In THE Progress of the World for
November discusses President Rooae-
velt's principles of appointment. as re-
lated 90 his Southern policy. the tar
in and Cuba. the demand for publicity
In the management of trusts: the ship
subsidy scheme; the lsthmlan canal
the Pau-American Congress al Mexico:
The New York municipal election: the
various State campaigns. and many
other topics OF the hour.
-o-
In the Conquest of London" four or
phaned girls between fifteen and TWEEN
ty are living upon the modest income
of one hunderd and twenty pounds a
year In q little cottage at Gilham miles
away from everywhere, 10 them a
Eratuibously malicious uncle leaves one
thousand pounds apiece With the rec
ommendation that they should have q
good time. and take their chances
presumably of matrimony They decide
to go to London for the season. how
they managed their affairs must be
read. of course. their little bubble
bursts. and though one marrles. it is
disastrously for three months later she
has such acquaintance with poverty
that she has learnt what Il Is not Ia
have enough to- eat. Then the Other
three return To Gllham, and severe
struggle onsues between philippa and
household matters. Adela being inyal-
ided and Cissy too wrathful 20 be USE
ful. Things come right In the end, foI
Phillppa marrles man with e150OC
a year. which means help all
round. IL is a brightly written. pretty
little story which will be certain iC
find favor with the readers BY Dor
Othv Gerard Published by Il. NJ
Buckles & Co. and II East Sixteenth
street New York
Evening journal., 1901-10-31
SITUATIONS WANTED

NGJ ANTED-By white widow lady,
w washing and ironing to do at her
home. Mrs E. B. Pyle 9Os West Sixth
street. o 30 st