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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05
NEW ADVhKTIsEMi4NTs.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraph That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Iwakami & CO. received a new line
of shirts
Miss Goldie Quincy and Hessie Lem
on of Honolulu are visiting friends in
Hilo.
The quarterly meeting of c. Brewer &
Company will be held next Saturday
morning.
A valuable warehouse site on Prison
Road, Iwilei is for sale in fee simple
by Mcclellan Pond & Co.
There were only three cases In the
police court To-Day. 1t was the lightest
docket known in many months.
The various baseball games and the
football games at Punahou will be wit
messed by large crowds today.
The morning Judge Gear made an or
der setting aside the sale of the Bereta-
mia property of the Lazarus heirs, and
ordering "a new sale.
The second assessment of twenty-five
per cent on the new issue of stock of
the Pioneer Mill Co. is now due and
payable at the Office of II. Hackfeld &
CO.
Now that the rowing season is over
the members of the Healani club will
resume the Sunday relay swimming
races, which were such a success the
ealIy part of the year.
Several boxing bouts are announced
as being likely to take place at the
Oahu Athletic Association on Thurs
day, October 10. FoXs lame ankle is
said to be well again and, unless there
is sudden relapse, he will try and best
Agnew.
That Irving Bachelor, author of
Eben Holden has struck the popular
fancy with his romances of American
history, is amply attested to by the
demand for his latest effort Cd ri and
l." Wall, Nichols Co. have it in their
book department.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per Stmr. Kinau, October 5, from Hilo
and way ports-P. w. Richardson, j.
H. OConnell, w. w. Thayer H. Bender
Mrs. c. b. Reynolds, Mrs. Pomerov w.
E.Deveren, e. X. Carson, Mrs. C. Nc
Lell?n, Miss May, Mrs. e. w. Barnard,
c. Is. Hyde. Miss c. Elona, NJ. j. Harry
T. A. Tuthill G. L. Rushline, r. Nc
Bryde, Master w. Hill Thomas Swing,
j. w. Mason r. T. Guard, d. Haughs,
Mrs. d. Richards, G. F. Della NuX, Mrs.
Della NuX, A. Sheppard, r. o. Yardley,
S. p. Sack, Captain II. X. Clarke, j.
Muishead, wife and children, c. Shio-
gawa, ]. Irvine, II. Silliman, Chong
Yuen Chop and 11S on deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05
VALUABLE RESIDENCE LOTS
FOR SALE.

By order of MRS. VIDA, I offer for
sale the Vida homestead, on King
street, near the corner Of Victoria
street, and next to the residence of Mr..
Alexander Young.
The property has been subdivided into
eight desirable lots, four of which front
on King street and four on Young
street, six with a frontage of feet
each and two with So feet each, all,
with a depth of $50 eet.
The ground are beautifully laid out
with fruit and shade trees, and re sit
uated in a most desirable portion of
the city.
Possession given in seven months.
Further particulars at my Office, 65
Queen street,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05

Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
and all kinds Of Job and Commercial
Printing neatly and promptly exeouteh
at the Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from Page o.
II WWW " IT
ARRIVING.

Saturday, October 5.
Am. schr. Robert Hind, Hellingsen, "a
days from Port Gamble at 10 a. m.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman from Hilo and
ways ports at noon with Is bbls beer,
% cords wood, % pigs 100 bags taro 62
bags corn, u bags potatoes, 30 pack
ages sundries.
Stmr. Lehua, Napala, from Maui and
MolOkai ports, due at 2 p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-05

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SamcStopn %. g.. 81. @3oi
@ouberneur Rafb.
GolltmbuS, O., 33t. u

1bllll4lbllNI ~~.t 90 ssNNtt'
Ser 9ripdt SetretGr bes @oupers
neur RaIb BAT 6eute folgenbe 2tngabeu
iiber oas 8efinoen oes 2ebteren ges
ma6t: Set Der Giidte6r bes Goubers
neurs RaIb ponGdliFornien iino 3tpeis
fcl ouriiber ousgebriidt porben, ob er
ipeqen ieines @efunbbeits3uItanoes Elm
Gdnbibat fir @ieoerlpdblung fein
nerbe. 9erii6tneiIe perldutet, oab
Der @ouberneur Ielbh entI9ieben abs
gelebnt bat, Ieinen Ramen fir bas
@ouberneurs 9tmt in 9orI9ldg brins
gen gu laFen.
2llle DieIe 3peifel uno Gjeriidte iinb
unbeQriinoet. Der Gouberneur nimmt
beute bie1elbe Stellung Elm, bic er por
me6reren Wonoten sinnabm, ols er
Taqte, baB penn bic republitaniiHe
gartei ibn nit elmer INSTRUMENTATION
bee6re, er bieielbe annebmen lperoe.
DAB Giouoerneur Raib Ourh ieineH
0eIunobeits3uitanb oerbinbert peroe,
Iicb an einem Doblfelb5uge 3u betbeilis
gen lit ni9t lpdbri6einli6, od er mad
QlusIaG.n Ieiner 2ler5te elmer bdIoigen
@eneiun9 entgegengebt.
Siepe peroenridtolIe.
Seattle, @aib., 81. Wlai.
Ghua 600 Dlunn murten bier per'
de6li6 alli 9ieiiegelegenbeit mad 9fo.
me. g(ui oen @aiiagierbureailS er,
balten ole Seilte ben itetigengeiheio,
0uB oac Sdiiie beie6t ieen. Ser
Tumpier .Senotor" f1brt bcilte nit
300 @oiiagierell mad gtome ob mo
Der 1ampier Centennial" iolgt
ibm am Sumiiag nit etpo pierbun'
bert IahrQditen lno 1900 Sonnen
Srudt Gina oieielbe 9ln5ubl @oi'
iapicre lit bereits iiir Den Gompfer
st Raui" ongemeIoet, Der onl g.
rStni 0en Soien perldBt.
Qteber tobt alsgei9ieOen
geoioro, Sno., 81 %Iai
Relion 6atfielo, elm alter SOloat,
Der maze bier nobnte, mddte beute
Moroen einen 8eriu9, feline 5rdu 3u
erIhiesen, unb ais ibm oies mibIdng,
iaqte er ii6 cine augel our6 ben &opf
gr NOR cine bdlbe Stunbe Ipdter toot.
Hrau 5atfielo bate cine S6eioungss
9faae einaerei6t uno oiirfte oies ben
Wann 3u Der Sbot psrdnloBt bdben.
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G6na.

gerlln, %. WtGi.
Cine 0epeibe Der 81. g. ans 4ie.
fling meloet, oab Der 9iildjug Der
Ocutiden Seeiolootcn nad) Der oeut'
iden aclonie Stiautiduu mo 5mar
nadJ oem Sauptorte Oerielben, Dem
&aicn 5iing.mi, beAOnnen bat Ter
non oen Ceutiden in SEEING beiette
ge5irt lit periidl3wciic 0cn Gbineltn
fiir IL 5age iibcrldiicn luoroen.
qaris, 20. Mai.
Sine DspeI9e pom UsnerdI gcpron,
oatirt 3ientfin, ben rs. Uioi, iagt
buB cine gluftidrun8s 4lbtbeilung Is
ailometer norb0itli4 oon 2ingiIAau
ouf cine befsftigte Grtiauft iiisb. Die
Crtsbeboroen neigsrten iidb, Die 25ore
gu 0iinen. iporauf bic frun56iiide 4rs
tiuerie Jeuer gob IS puroe cine Sres
idJe in Die Ulausr gsiaol en- uno Der
Gu aenommen. IS purOe ein frdn3o
iii9tr Snfanteriit Dsrnunbet. Der
General gaiuouo burditreift mt eis
ner 2lbtbeiluHg fran3oiiiher 3rurpsn
bic SSgsuo unb unieritilgt bic t5ins'
iihsR 8sguldren.
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@rGberf6 m ii dungstag.
gNnihinntnn. 31. Wfoi.

NCulDluIlplls IL ~sAAt'
Der 9rdberI9miidungstdg puroe in
Mdibineton unter ben iibli6en Seierz
li6teiten begangen. 9ds 9Better mar,
na6oem es bic lebte Wp4e binbur9
unfreunbli9 gepeIen, prGbtig uno Der
8eIu9 Der SriebbOfe, uuf oenen SOI>
boten ruben, tart, 0erPrdiibent Dc
&inlep befu6te benSrieb6pf ing(rlings
ton unb belt ii9 bort turae 3eit auf.
Chattanooga, 3enn., 30. Wtui.
9(n ben @rSbern ppE 10000
llnionStGmpfern unD 400 Sploaten,
bic i'm ipaniIhen &riege 2orbeeren err
runeen, fanb beute auf benz NationaIs
frieohnfe eine erbebenbe 6eier Itdtt.
&ubdntf8e Nnii4ten.
9tem Dort, 81 Mai.
Dem r!9eralb" pirb aus 9apand
oemelbet: om eroben @an3en lit man
bier 9eneiot, iib nit Dem 8eI9lub Der
W1aioritGt Der &onpentipn 3ufrieoen
gu geben unb oas Platt'ihe @menpez
nelst, 3. b. bic amerttanif9en 9e0in@
gungen bin8une6men. '0amit iol aber
nicbt geIogt Iein, ouB Die 8eoingun>
gen un9enebm tpdren. Bon ben 9eies
goten Iinb 3oblrei9e 3eIegramme in
bas Snnere oes 2unDeS geianpt tpors
ben.
Senpr 2acret ertIdrte, bab Nuba
ii6 ieIbIt Seiieln anaeleat babe.
Senor 9ortounoo IhuIoi9t bic
repoIutiondren 0elegaten Der llntreue
an Der Sadie Der Repolution IN.
Senpr @uiIe3 iagte, oaB er Dem
Imenbement Itets freunbli6 gegens
iiber geItanben babe.
Senor 8iluenbas erbIidt in Dem
Mmenbement elm llltimdtum.
Suan @udlbertp 9pmeS erfldrte,
baB, menn bic 9ittatori6aft N}arimo
8ome3 CUR llnabbdngigteit S2ubas
fiibren t0nnte, er Iid elmer 9epe.
gung 81 @uniten oerIeIben anI9lieBsn
miiroe.
Senor Hobeau Iugte, baB er fir
bos Qmenoement geitimmt bate, neil
er Gepolutiondr ipGre.
Sole Wliquel Gome3 bentt, baB
bur6 Die Qnabme bes 4menbements
Die SeIbititdnbigteit 9ubas gerettet
puroe.
Die Nbgeoroneten bpn Gantidgo
uno 9uertp 9rincipe itimmten ges
f6loRen gegen bds 9lmenoement. Die
Union Democratic" bate nur eine
Stimme, bic bes 2lbgeorbneten 9ibsrs
ga. 0ds 8otum Der Natipnalen unb
Republitoner nurOe fait gleiGmGBig
9etbeilt.
Irbeiter glngelcaen bel.
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SFerreit.
Berlin, 20. Mdi.

Gem 2ofoIan5eiaer miro aus 8u.
oapeit 9emeIoet, ooB man in Der 9tG-
be Der Staot aus Der Sonau cine
ihper nit &etten belaOene 2eihe Sog,
in Der Die ungariihe &oIiSei ole Sci.
DE beS gInarhilten 9tomognoIi Der.
mlltbet, Der an9eblih ans glrgeilti.
MEN noh europa gereiit mar, lmt
ben Oeutidlen aaiier III ermorOen.
0ie @oli5ei nIler 2duoer Guropo5
unO sImerifos lit BON Dem 6unoe in
SenntniB gelebt.
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1prentp. Cnt.. 30. Wlat.

Der Grscutipratb bes internaIionas
Zen Observation-Disclosures bat oi.
geilegung BEG Streitss an Der gSa'
bufb eifenbabn outgshciBsn, uno ois
Gtre:ter tperc:n iOiort bic Qrbeit tDie'
Der auinehmen. =
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&rHu.
8otu. 80. W2ai.

Bdtu, 30. Wtdt.
Cine 9Seusrsbrunit in galatbuo bat
bier Yetrolei.rn 3eierpoirs uno
uhtae6n 9etroIeum7uelen 3eritort.
8roiiIien.
93io oe 1Saneiro, 81. Wtai.
Sic 9toti3ia ihreibt in @eipred-
ung Der Geoe Gooiepelts in gufia-
10, ooB 0ie amerifaniihe Srprema-
tic in Siinamerifo gei0hrlid5er lei
ols geiponnte 8e5iebungcn nit Gr-
rrpo. Sic iiioonerifoniihen Gepu,
blifen miiBten iidb bemiiben, oieie
lSefabr 81 permeioen
0ie broiilianiihe 9iegierltng bat
iib entidlloiien. Die 6lotte 3it reors
goniiiren uno orei @eihmaoer 81
biloen.
9ie 0ouuerneure BON gtoro' itno
Gin 9fio @ronoe baben erfIdrt, oaB
iie ole Observation-Disclosures oes
gfoorioues 9llpes nidt 1tnteritilsen
mer0en.
Sine angeiebcne Innle 9tola Niu'
goIbneS. bot iib bel Der @oIi3ei oar
iiber beifmcrt, DOB ihre beiOen lod)'
fer gegen ihren @iatn mo AMI Der.
onluiiilng hires 9eif)tuatcrs ms Glo'
iter gggangen ieien
Nus Mtonteuioeo. Der &atptitaoi
llru1luDs, miro gemeloet oaB oie
9ationalpartei benz Qraliocnten
Gueitas ibre llnteritiiBuug ent}ogen
babe, uo6urh Die Steaung oes Sra
ltoenten geidhroet iei
Gdndbd.
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gdtine, Qgis., 29. dat

man oldubt bier, oab Elm S4.ii,
nelass pd6reno oss Sturmes alf
ter 85eos BON Sbs6oDgan unterglrs,
Der e S.honer .Rano" BON Racine Qes
neisn iei. Die geidrsibvng oedt ii4
nit Dem pelmibtsn SAooner, be. oon
Dem aapitdH 5siigion o'tii9t Dur-
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arbetter glngeIeaen bel.
fen.
tc H..
SonloS Gitn. N2o.. 81. Otoi.

&nnlaS Gttp, Mo-, 81. Utal.
Zen Mfoihiniiten S6nlieoen mo
9eiicIid)mieocn in Den @erfit1ttell
ser Union @acific @obn in Gonia3
Gitn. aoS., ipurb mitgctbeilt, oaB
ibncn pom /. SSlni ob Elm 2obnju.
idIoq bon 10 @Sro5ent 6emiaigt nor.
ncn iii.
Some$tomn q. g.. 81 @3oi
Die StroBenbabns 9lngeitellten leg.
Ten beute bic 2trbeit nieoer, neil bic &c.
fellI6aft bic @ieberdnIteIlunq bon brei
entIafener llnionssM sMitgliebern pers
ipeigerte. 9d Der 9eIeqIc5dft nur
2eute genug treu geblie6en lino, um
bier Wdgen bemannen 81 t0nnen, 10
liegt Der 8etrieb auf ullen 2inien
ldhm.
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in Der Die ungariide Toli6ei Die Sci.
DE beS Inarhilten GomognoIi Der.
nutbet, Der angeblif ans glrgenti.
MEN mad europa gereiit mar, I'M
ben oeittiden 9aiier III ermorOen.
9ie GoIi5ei aller 2Gu0er Guropo8
uno slmerifus lit BON benz 6llnoe in
aenntniB geieBt
8ene3uela.
Caracas, 20. Mdi.
Der grG1ipent bes Obergerl9tes,
Der in oem 8ermube3 Nspbalts 1Saa
uIIein ais unterIu9enber Gibter fun
gtrt bat, bat gu @unIien Der Suris.
otetion bes 9eri9tes enti9ieben unb
bic 9erren Quinlan unb Wdrner bon
SDracuie dneetpieIen, $4,000 az bin
terlegen, ols 8iirgI9aft oafiir, Dab ite
ii6 Der enbgiiltigsn GntI9sibung III
gen perben. 0ie SurisOittionsfrage
fpurbe duf @runb zines am l. WIai
pom pr6IibentenGditro erldiTenen De-
frets entIhieosn. Wa6ri9einli9 tpirb
oas pou3Gblige GeriGt eriu9t perbeE,
>ie 5ruge enogiiltig gu enti4eineE.
g iibafrita.
@apeItabt, 20. Nlui.
Ser @prmdrI9 Der Nbtbeilune &ris
fingers nd9 bem Siioen Der Gaptplp.
ME fam irfolge Der rai9en 8emegunz
gen Der 8riten gum Steben. 9lls Die
8uren ibren @sg na9 Siiben perlegt
fanben, iGnenften lie na9 gfprboften
gegen GIpet6e. Die unausgsIebte
gBegnabme alIsr pferbe, bur6 pieSrtz
ten bat Der raThen 8eipegli9teit Der
guren pffenbar sroBen Abbru9 sez
than.
Bretoria, 90. Niui.
Der 8urenganeral S9peman uno
cine So6ter tpurben bur4 Die @rpIo>
iipn elmer 6ranate getDbtet uno feline
6rau foipie anoere Yerionen purDen
f6per perleBt.
@eneral S9oeman unterIut6te nit
mebreren 6reunben einc en-
nate, Die er als Gurioiitdt i'm 6auie
aufbeipabrte, als oieIel6e erplpbirte
unb grpBes ltnheil anrit6tete. @enes
raj S6oemdn fiibrte ods Commando
BON Goles6srg, crgdb ii9 aber BEL Der
Sefebung BON Pretori1 ben @nglGnz
bern. &r tpurbe Ipdter BON ben 8uz
rem gefdngen genommen, d6er BON ben
&riten bei Der @innd6me ION Barber
inr befreit. Der 8eneral nurbe To-
bonn pon ben 9rtten uIs foeendnnter
Frieoensfommifdr benuBt, BON ben
8uren gefdngen genpmmen, ober piez
Der freigelafen unb lebte 1eitbem in
Pretorid.
G6ina.
Berlin, 81. Wtai.
Ser beutIbe @eIanbte in China,
Or. Mtumm BON S9lpar5enitein, be-
Itdtiot, baB Der 6ineiiide &aiIer am
q. Weai Elm @bitt erlaFen bat, in benz
1ld1 China perpfli6tet, Die pereinbarte
SntI6dbigun9 BON 450 100000 Saels
nit 4 qro5ent 3inien gu 5ublen.
NSelp 9orf, 81 Wtoi
Gbelpn 6. 9orter, elm Gleftrtter,
ipel6er in ben 8aumlpolliptnnereien
in S6angbai beihdftist mar, iagte,
oaB in jeoer Der burtigen s Spinnes
reien 10000 Spinbeln pGren. Steie
f0nnten aber trpB pber pielIei9t fpegen
ibrer billigen Nrbeit ni6t nit ben
omeritaniIben Subriturten fonturriz
rem. Die unternebmer butten groben
9epinn erpartet, bGtten ober trOB
itren9Iter SparIamteit ni6t mebr ais
bret pro3ent beraustpirtbidaften t0ns
nen. Die 9ineIii6en Srauen er6ieIz
ten einen Saqelpbn BON Is @ents.
Sin ameritanif9er 9lrbeiter arbeite
ni6t olIein befer, ipnbern niermal
mebr.
Gretd.
gatu, 80. Wtdi.
Cine SSeusrsbrunit in 8uldtbuo bat
bier Yetrolei.n ReierOoirs uno
ohtae6n Yetroleum1uellen 3er1tort.
8raiiIten
y q =.
The sun., 1901-04-24

this. They are too apparent to be re-
peated here. The same demand applies to
janitors Of the public schools. Some Of
these buildings are large, and it is neces-
sary that the janitor be about the build
ing during the school hours. 1t is evi-
dent that school house is no place for
Il drunken man. 1t is also as evident
that school house during the intervals
of school sessions, is not a place where
drunken men are tolerated. 1t may be
that il is not crime to get drunk. We
at least do not hold to that theory, but
there are places where men who are in
the habit of getting drunk, who are likely
to get drunk, are decidedly out of their
place. There is too much at stake, in
every way to have any doubt about the
character and other characteristics of
school ianitors. Make the rules rigid
and live rigidly to them.
The sun., 1901-04-24

We have noticed that our local contem-
poraries who have been opposing the
Oxy-H Hydrogen Company's petition for
privilege to open the streets and lay gas
pipes. have been criticsing the present
street conditions, declaiming that the
streets torn up for various purposes are
not put back in good condition and also
alleging that the evil has been so great
and so continuous that none of the
streets upon the condition of which the
citizens recently prded themselves are
now in good condition. Apropos of this.
is il not pretty near time that the old
fictitious plea of the opposition to the
OXy-Hydrogen Company-protection of
street beds-had heen withdrawn? Since
that plea was made and the Oxy-Hydro.
gen Company was denied the rights to
which il is entitled under its charter
the right to open the streets and de-
strOy the good new street beds has heer
given to every other applicant, with the
result that now, the opponents of the
Oxy- Hydrogen Company are themselve.
complaining about the conditions of til,
streets. We suggest that II might be /.
good thing now, TO have this compan,
into good condition.
The sun., 1901-04-24
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a. 1901.
HIS CRITICS, HIS FRIENDS.

The malicious and persistent effort to
question the settlement made by DIR. l..
Heisler Ball. as State Treasurer, with
his successor, Mr.. Martin b. Burris, re-
veals disposition to injure Mr.. Ball.
The Morning News.
o, no! Dr. Ball, and DIR. Balls
friends have not only shown DISPOSE
tion to iniure him, but have accomplished
that result. The question of the ''settle-
ment made by DIR. l.. Heisler Ball as
State Treasurer" is not malicious, and if
persistent has been SO to prevent loot
$2.l50 State Treasurer Burris says DR..
Ball got the money. DIR, Ball admits
that he received it. 1t has not been paid
back He must have it, There is nc
law for its payment, its reception OF
the keeping of it. 1t follows that the
friends of DIR. Ball, of whom the News
processes to be one, who defend the il
legal paying. acceptance of and keeping
of this money, are the parties who 're
veal disposition to injure DIR. Ball.
Those who object to this illegality are
defending the State Treasury from a loss
of that amount and are pointing out t,
DIR. Ball the only method by which Ii,
can be vindicated-by the return of tn,
money to the State Treasury-restitutio
his reparation for, and amendment of til,
error. -. n
The sun., 1901-04-24

The unusual thing of citizen, IA
builder Of houses. appearing before The
Street ana Sewer Directors, yesterday,
asking that the Oxy Hydrogen Company
be given the privilege of laying its pipes
in the streets Of the city for the supply
Of gas TO consumers. The applicant, Mr..
Hubert Cassidy, complains that the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company will not
lay mains to supply his houses with gas.
This is certainly complaint enough to
impair the gas comp:lny's claim to n
rightful monopoly. When they cannot,
Or will not supply all the gas needed for
use in the city, il is certainly time to
afford other people who are ready to
supply this commodity, an opportunity
to do So The popular demand has been
in this direction for long time. 1t is
becoming manifest now when complaints
show that the present gas company is
hindcring the growth Of the city. and
the improvement OF the peoples homes
by refusing to lay gas mains and supply
gas The whole matter is in the contro
of the Street and Sewer Directors.
The sun., 1901-04-24
Her Character.

Whence comes this precious gift Of
constancy
With doubt ntinged, unfettered by dis
praise;
For steadfast in its faith through many
days,
1t wavers not. Search well that lustrous
eye,
Unsullied pathway to the SOUL and try
To win disclosure from that limpid well,
Where Faith, and Hope, and Charity,
revel,
Untarnished since her earliest infancy.
The secret of that. fine uplifting grace
IOf heart and mind. is found in perfect
love.
And thus enthroned, her later life I'm.
folds,
As pure spring blossoms, when they
grow apace,
Enkindled by the radiant sun above,
And naught of fragrance there inclosed
| withholds.
L. III. Watson.
The sun., 1901-04-24
Let the Kings Look Out.

Burglars who raided the home of n
man named Doyle, Mt Hasbrouck
Heights. y. j.. few night ago. took
all the silver, ate square meal in the
kitchen, stole a new s. hat from the hall
tree. and in its place left an old derby,
TO which was pinned this Stnnzu:
rhe children of the Lord
t'ave Il right IN shout and sing;
'Tle way is growing brighter
And ollr souls are on the wing.
We are marchin: .ayly onward
Ia th. palace Of the King.
Glory tn God, hnlleIuiah.
II the Gar and Emperor William hear
| nf this il Will probably bc more iitlianlt
| Than ever 10 keep than froin giving way
70 nervous prostr; ton.
The sun., 1901-04-24
GENERAL WILSON'S PORTRAIT

We are informed by the Sunday Star
that the portrait of ten. James ii. Will
son, by Chalfant is to be put ON ex-
hibition here and in other cities of the
country. With this announcement we
are wondering if the exhibit is intended
to enhance the fame of the soldier or
that of the artist.
1t is difficult to understand how the
first of these propositions is to be made
good by such an exhibit-the whole story
'Of the Generals career is not written
on his face. This indicates that the por-
trait ought to be accomplished by an
autobiography; otherwise the people who
admire the portrait will not really know
what sort of IA man il represents. We
make this suggestion freely and with no
expectation of reward, or even of ap-
probation; hut in making it suggest to
the writer of the autobiography that he,
they, Or it, do not forget the Generals
political record. 1t is interesting 1t
shows the neither side of soldier 1t will
he remembered that the General was the
Chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee i'll 1895. and that after
he had vacated that office at the Republi-
can convention Of that year. he pre-
s'nned to usurp its authority again. after
ne with the boilers had left the conven-
1lun hall, i'll calling together the holtei
delegates and organizing the holtcr Re,
publican party in this State. 1t will
also he remembered that the General
came into the politics Of the State ns
the or perhaps ii would be more correc,
10 say, a protege of Hon. Anthony Hig
gins. He was made chairman of the Stat,
Central Committee in Mr.. Higgins in
matte member Of the Republican Na
Hional Committee. Supposedly Genera
Wilson was devoted to the interests o
All'. Higgins; Ms matter of fact, as mem
her Of the National Committee he turne,
in behind Col. du pont and allowed hin
40 become the dispenser of Federal nat
lonage for the unbuilding of du pon
machine for the overthrow of Mr. Hie
Eins. Later, at the last session Of til
legislature, General Wilson deserted til
aln Pont flag and hoistcd SENATOR'S
1lag Of his own. His proposition wa
ahat two Senators be elected, one Il Il,
publican and one II Democrat, Gencri
Wilson to h" the Republican
Granting the merits Of the soldier. i
order that the whole man rcpresentr
ly the Chaltnnt portrait may bc know
and appreciated. we suggest that i,
aitical sketch Of the original. not omittin
what we have here outlined, be- sent wit
abe picture. II would thus show
sather remarkable combination--a goo
foldier and u bad politician.
The sun., 1901-04-24
REDUCED RATES TO FREDERICK
MID.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Centennial Celebration Church or
the United Brethren in Christ.

The Centennial Celebration of the
Church Of the United Brethren in Christ
will he held mt Frederick, Nd. May 10
to Is. 1901. For this occasion the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell cx-
cursi"n tickets to frederick on May 10.
IL, II. 13. IA, good to return until May
10. inclusive, from all stations on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Division, Over
brook to Pittsburg, inclusive, except the
Schuylkill Division and Frazer Branch
I'LL stations on the Baltimore Division
Of the Northern Central Railway, Balti-
more To Harrisburg, inclusive, and all
stations on the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad. Darby to Guam
tico. inclusive. including all stations OH
the Delaware Division. at rate of SINGLE
fare for the round trip minimum rate,
25 centsl.
The sun., 1901-04-24
The PROOFS.

II it he made clear that Democratic
precedent was wrong, and il it he deter
snined that the outgoing State Treasurer
fvas not warranted in collecting money
Iiue him, there is no question Of his
Willingness to do what is right.
We clip the above from defense Of
bx-Statc Treasurer Ball. in the matter
Of retaining. charging or collecting from
the State Treasury the sum of $2,15O iu
bxcess of his salary, and for which there
j. no warrant Of law.
In discussing, or otherwise dealing with
ihis subject the News has shown dis
position to conceal the facts of the case