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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
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The services at st. Clements chapel
tomorrow will be as follows; Z a. m.
Litany; 105 a. M, Morning prayer; 2
to p. M, Meditation; 1880 p. m, Even
song.
Last night, the second of the Passion
Week. union services were held in Ka-
waiahao Church, Rev. w. D. Wester-
welt presiding. Rev. w. M. Kincaid
delivered an address on the subject,
"Christ's Command to Love-"
This evening the service will be held
in the Methodist Church, Rev. w. M.
Kincaid presiding. Rev. Abram E.
Cory will speak on "Christ's Will"
Tomorrow evening, Good Friday, the
service will be held in Central Union
Church, Rev. Abram e. Cory presiding.
Rev. G. L. Pearson will deliver an ad-
dress on Glow the Death of Christ
Saved Men" The communion will be
celebrated at S:15 p. m. The elders,
stewards and deacons assisting at the
services are: H. c. Chamberlain, ]. w.
Templeton, p. c. Jones, o. II. walker,
j. w. Gilmore, r. w. Andrews
The services at the Catholicc Cathe-
dral today are: a. m, High Pontifical
Mass with Holy Communion and the
blessing of the Holy Oils; p. M,
Washing of the feet 1880 p. M, Portu-
guese sermon with Benediction.
Good Friday services are as follows:
8 a. m, Holy service with singing of the
Passion and Alteration of the Holy
Cross; p. M, Native sermon with
stations of the Cross; p. M, Stations
of the Cross in Portuguese; p. m,
English Sermon on the Passion.
The service for Holy Saturday will
be: a. m, Blessing of the Fire, the
Baptismal font and Holy Water. Pho
phecies, Litanies. High Mass
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
RELIEF CAMP 70 REOPEN
MIR. RICHARDS FINALLY GETS
HIS WISH.
Vineyard Street Buildings to Become
a Gigantic Lodging House for Poor
People-Other Matters.

Relief Camp No g being the one in
Vineyard street owned by Mr.. Ather-
ton and Mr.. Richards, Will be allowed
to resume business under the control
of private parties as soon as it is pro-
perry connected with the sewer syS-
tenn and low place in the neighbor-
hood is drained. This was the conclu-
sion reached by the Board of Health
yesterday President Raymond stren-'
uouSly opposed the concession on the
ground that it would entail baldfaced
discrimination against other parties,
and, moreover, that it would SubVert
previous action on the same subject.
One of the most important matters
to come before the meeting was an ur-
gent appeal from DR.. A. Mouritz, of
Pukoo, for the appointment of gov
eminent physician in the Kona district
of Molokai. He remarked that the
people We're DOOR and unable to pay a
physician. Since last autumn he had
attended about 500 cases free of charge.
The letter was referred to the legisla-
ture.
Numerous letters were read from pa
TENTS at the Moiokai settlement.
Most of them referred to taro plant
ing in Waikolu Vallev and several
seemed to be digs at Mr.. Feary more
than else. Ambrose Hutchinson got
in strong kick against Mr.. Reynolds.
The letters showed a state of pronoun-
ced dissatisfaction on account of the
food muddle, but ideas in regard to the
proper remedy seemed to be divided.
Manager f. b. McStocker again APP
pealed for the appointment of physi-
clan for Olaa plantation. The reply
will be that there is not now any mo-
ney for the purpose
The Board. in committee of the whole,
visited the laVatories on the Judiciary
grounds and condemned the same. The
matter came ~ on account of a reso-
luton in the Senate in the forenoon
regarding the same.
Reports from various officers of the
Board We're read.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
NEW FRENCH STAMPS.

The third French republic is at last
in possession of its own postage stamps
with a series of new and beautiful de-
signs. 1t appears that when the Sec
ond empire fell the dies of the stamps
of the republic were used for the
stamps issued between 1871 and 1875. In
the latter year M. Buffet was Minister,
and, according to the present Postmas-
ter General he thought Marshal Mac
Mahon would play the part of General
Monk and bring back the King, so he
refused to allow any design which
might be taken as an effigy of the third
republic. He adopted the now familiar
sign of two allegorical figures, CONNER
ce and Peace, joining hands. This 1875
stamp, of which there are sixteen demo-
limitations, will be gradually replaced
by the new designs of Luc Olivier Mer-
son, Joseph Blanc and c. Mouchon.-
London Chronicle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
GOOD FRIDAY sERVIcEs.

Services will be held at ST. Andrew s
Cathedral tomorrow, Good Friday, as
follows
a. m, Ante-Communion office; II a.
m, Morning Prayer, Litany and Ser
mon; 1880 p. m, Addresses on the Seven
Words from the Cross p. M, Hawai-
ian Services 1880 Evensong and Ser
mon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
PLAGUE STILL SPREADING.

CAPE TOWN, March 24-The bu-
bonic plague continues 70 spread here.
There is an everage of six fresh cases
officially reported daily. Most of the
victims are colored persons.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-04
Impure Blood
Make it Pure, Rich, and Healthy.

Impure blood takes the very liferight
out of one. You just drag around at
your work, feeling wretched and dis
consulate all the time. You are weak,
discouraged, and have lost faith in
medicine. Try just one thing more,
for we are sure we can help you.
Mr.. @. Mundon-Cresdee, of Camp
belltown, South Australia, sends us
this letter, with his photograph:
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TIMR TABLE

From and After January LIST, 1901
The sun., 1901-04-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RALLY
Annual Meeting Held in St. Paurs
III. E. Church.

In ST. Paul's M. + Church last night
the annual rally of the Wilmington
Christian Endeavor Union was held.
Christian Endeavorers from most all OF
the churches weie present and an excel
lent program was rendered.
The annual ection of officers con-
ducted BY ]. II Barns, president OF tli
State Union G f., resulted as follows:
President, George G. Penney; vic,
president, William H. Stats; treasurer,
Miss E. May Bacon; recording secretary
Miss Merry Grandel; corresponding ser.
retary. Mi D. j. Peacock; choiister
Rev. James L. Nichols
Advisory board, the Rev F +. iggs
Rev. w. L. s. Murray, D. d., Rev
George II Trnll, Rev. James L Nichols
Rev. j. j. Huston and James Todd.
The annual reports of the off .ers wer'
encouraging. An Illustrated lecture q
Japan was given by the Rev. Frank S
Dobbins of Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-04-19
THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR.
Report of Kitchener showing Frog
ress of British Campaign.


ress Of British Campaign.
London, April 1S.A dispatch from
General Kitchener, dated Pretoria,
says:
"Plumer has occupied Bathfont, cap,
turing 13 prisoners and a number OF
rifles and ammunition,
Douglass column has occupied Dull
str0om. Six Beers were killed.
ION General Kitchener's advance
from Lydenhurg the Beers blew up a
Long Tom. Thirteen prisoners were
captured.
"Elliott's division has brought in 0
large number of CATTLE"
A Cape Town dispatch says that p
III. Malan, editor of Ons Land, has beer
found guilty of libel. He was not sen
| fenced.
Ons Land is the principal Afrikandel
newspaper in Cape Town. Mr.. Malai
was arrested in January last charged
with seditious libel, consisting of re
Elections upon the conduct of Genera
French and his troops.
The sun., 1901-04-19
RUSSIAN REFORMS.
ono inI Circular Issued Promising =
speedy Change For the Better.

ON, inl C,trcuIar Issued PrOmtsing q
speedy Change For the Better.
st. Petersburg, April 1S.-General r
s. Vannovsky, the minister or puplic
instruction. has issued a circular de-
claripg that immediate reforms are I'M
ninent and inviting the teachers TO
cultivate closer relations with the
youths and to place education on a
basis of mutual love and respect.
The circular demands the confidence
of the students in the government
measures and the quiet resumption OF
studies. 1t announces the nomination
of Senator Meschaninotf as assistant
minister of education.
The minister of the interior has dis
missed the professors Of the electro
Technical institute, Skobelzin ane
Chatelan, for signing the academic
protest against the conduct of the po
lice ana military OH March A.
The Electro Technical institute is no
controlled by the minister of educa
tion: hence the action of the minister
of the interior in the case.
Although the students remain quies
cent, the authorities are disturbed b.
the attitude of the working people, AM
| isolated troubles are considered I'm
avoidahle May 1. The working peopl
are attempting TO introduce Labor ia
ohseryances.
The sun., 1901-04-19
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS.
Commander Keilly Issues an Address
to the Various Posts.

As Commander of the Department OF
Delaware q. A. R., William A. Reilly is
arranging for the Memorial Day. He has
senta letter to the various post COM
manders. Among other things he desires
Lncon's address at Gettysburg to be
read as part Of the Memorial Day exer-
cises. Attention is called to the Memoir
ial Day exercises to be held in the Grand
Opera House on Sunday, M.y 26. As
usual, the various posts will march t.
the Opera House in body.
The twenty.tirst encamrment Of the
organization will be held in Smyrna oil
Thursday, May 2. The council of ad.
ministration will hold preliminary
meeting on Wednesday evening, April
"a. in the parlors OF the Union Veterp {
Legion, Third and King streets. The fol
lowing committee on credentials has baer
appointed: Edwin +. Wood, Post No. 3
Peter McAleer, Post No. l; Ei@ale {
Dalbv, Post No 5; William IL. Blake
Post No. IS; Joseph S Bradley, Post No
Z. They Will meet at the Opera Hous,
immediateiv on their arrival in Smyrna
The sun., 1901-04-19
Gun Club Shoot.

The Wawaset Gun Club gave sweep
stake shoot on its grounds beyond
Eleventh street bridge yesterday after
noon There were eight events at seven
blde rocks and the entrance fee was
so cents in each, event. The contestant
making the highest score in each event
received so pr cent. of the entrance fees
and the one making the second highest
the rrhaihing 40 per cent. The scores
were as follows:
First event class Z, Ford, 9; Webster,
s; Mason, 5; G. Bhckmaster, 5; Melch-
/, Dir. 5: III. Buckmaster, 4; Huber, 4;
McKelvey. 4; second event, Huber, Z;
| III. Buckmaster, 6; Webster, 8; G. Buck
master, 8; McKelvey, 6; Ford, 5;
Mason. 5; Melchoir. 5; third event. Ford
S; McKelvey. 6; G. Buckmaster. 6;
Webster. 6: Cross. 5: Mason. 5; Simons
$; Mechoir, .; Holland, 3. Huber. 4: II
Buckmaster, A. Taylor. 2; fourth event
Ford, Z; Alelchoir. Z: Webster. Z: G
Buckmaster. Z: Mason. s; Holland, 6
McKelvey. 5: III. Buckmaster, $; Cross
q: Taylor. 5; Simons. A fifth event
Ford, 4; Mason. 6: G. Buckmaster, 8
Mckelyey, 8: Cross, 5: Melch0ir. 5
Webster. s.; Huber. 5; III. Buckmaster
4 sixth event, III. Buckmaster, 6: Cross
6. Mason, g.. Webster. 6; McKelvey. 6
G. Buckmaster. 5; seventh event. Web
ster, Z; G. Buckmaster, I; Cross. 6; Ma
; son, 6; Ford, 8: Holland, 5; ii. Buck
MASTER 4; Taylor. 4; Simons. 8; eight
went. C. Buckmaster. s: Ford, s. Cross
!; Webster. 5: III. Buckmaster. 4; Ma
on. 4; Holland. 4: Taylor, 3: Simons. :
, The club will give another swee
take shoot on May .. Clubs from Yves
Chester. Claymont, HockesSin an
Aber,leen will probably enter.
The sun., 1901-04-19
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS

Herr Emanuel l.a$kcr, the chess play
u is among the passengers who sailed
rom Liverpool for New York yesterday
IN board thr White Star line steamer
reutonic
President ComiSkey, Of the White
Stockings Rnll Club. Of Chicago. has
secured Timothy Flood from the Cleve-
land club 10 fill the vacancy caused by
fhr accident To Pitcher Callahan.
The third annual lS-milr handicap
bicycle road race II IIagprStown. by
way Of CearfosS. ITuyrtt and Williams
| May - s. w Kent Miller will con
duet The race and give the przrS,
| Eddie Daily. who is matched 10 fight
| lack Farrell il rounds al 12S pounds
hero ul April 80. is in Baltimore anxi-
lus 10 gel Il contest with Harry Lyons,
th& Hartford featherweight.
Charles r., better known aS DUSTY"
Miller former right fielder Of the Gin
cnnati baseball team. "Wednesday
signed to play with the Toledo team Of
the American League and the Buffalo
team Of the Western Association also
Mere after Miller
Pool selling in Illinois outside of reg,l.
lar race tracks or fair grounds received
/ i hlow Wednesday when Judge Iartzell
pf the Curcuit cuurt Of Madison county
madr permanent the Injunction granted
against a poolroom across the river
from ST. I.unis. IIcrcafter according il
his decision. there can hc no poolroom,
IL tho State.
81 Il meeting Of the upper classes ol
l'mceton, Edwin Il. Large. Of Fleming
ton, y. j.. was elected manager Of iii,
university track. team James +. Anger
singer, .lolnStown, y. Y. was necict
manager Of the baseball team and Ro
: bert W. Singer. Conncllsvillc. Pa wa
chosen assistant manager Tracy III
Harris, New York. and l.. I. Rrichncr
Philadelphia, were elected 10 the sratlu
: ate athletic advisory board.
The blue ribbons were showerrl abnu
equally upon ,hnmaS w. Lawson am
iIlmn II. Jordan at the Boston Hnrs
show Tuesday aud competition in mos
Of the hlnolc,l Glasses has narrnwc
!, down 10 these two owners. Here an
there some ether exhibitor would win
l1hbon ar money lu'izc, hui eXceptin
Thomas /. Watt whose "Nhbitio
strength WAS III points, The honorS wrl
not widely distributed.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Commander AIIibone Dead.

Washington. April Is. News has
been received 1T the navy departments
of the death of Commander Charles o.
Allihone, commanding the gunloat
Wilmington. ut Cavite. from heart fail
ure. Commander Allibone was Il ma
tive Of Pennsylvania and was appoint
cd 10 the Naval academy from the
state Of New Jersey. lie entered the
service in July. lS';i.
The sun., 1901-04-19
steel Yacht Alvina Departed.

The steam yacht Alvina constructed at
the yards Of the Harlan X Hollings-
worth Company for Charles |. Fletcher
of Providence, H. L., left the wharves
Of her builders about II o'clock yeSter-
day morning. Captain Dand was in
charge. Mr.. Fletcher owner Of the
yacht, with number Of friends were
aboard. They will 90 direct to rrovi-
dence. The vessel is one of the haIsl-
soonest crafts Of her size aiioat and cost
in the neighhorhood of $25O.OOO She is
2i5 feet over all. 26 feet s inches beam
and has a draft of II feet 6 inches.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Plans for State College.

The buil,ling committee Of the Della
ware State College for Colored Stu
dents at Dover, consisting Of Chief Jus
tice Charles Il. Lore, George w. Mar
shall and Wilson r. Cavendnr. met with
Architect Lewis X. Springer at the
Court House yesterday morning and
considered the plans prepared by him
for Il proposed addition to the college.
The plans We're approved and Mr..
Springer was authorized to advertise for
proposals. \ brick building is to be
erected for domitory and laboratory pnr-
L nnSnS
The sun., 1901-04-19
Many Callers at white House

Washington. April Is. As the time
for the departure of the president on
his western tour approaches the call
ers at the White House become more
numerous. Senators. representatives
and others who have matters pending
before the president are anxious to
have them disposed of before he leaves.
During the day the president was com
PEELED 10 decline to see callers except
those having important and urgent
business
The sun., 1901-04-19
N.tionnI Academy OF Science

Washington. April Is, The National
Academy of Science has elected Ar
mold Hague of this city home secretary
and also the following new members
Il. II. Moore. Chicago. Edward II
Nichols of Cornell university. George
+. Becker of this city. Joseph Nick
Cattrell and +. NJ. Prudden. New York
Papers were read at a public session
Proposed amendments to the constitn
ton will he taken mp at a private ses
sion
The sun., 1901-04-19
New Cardinals Get Their Hnts,

Rome, April IS. At public consist
ory the ceremony of imposing the red
hats on the new cardinals occurred in
the Sala Dele RenediZioni in the pres
ates. diplomats, functionarieS Of the
Vatican. Roman nobility and numerous
invited guests. The pope. who was in
excellent health. was warmly cheered.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Mysterious shooting of a Farmer.

Minerva, O.. April lS. Andrew Mil.
Ter. II wealthy farmer living half Il
mile east of this city on a farm adioin.
ing President McKinley's agricultural
holdings in the northwest corner of
Colnmbiana county was attacked by a
would be assassin. He was shot
through the left lung. one shoulder
and in the face. No cause for the at
tack is known.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Four struck by Fast Train.

yinita. L. H.. .\pril u.s. -Four people
in Il covered wagon We're run down by
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas tlicr
ut II crossing eight miles north Of Vim
ita. They We're identified as John vii
son, Mrs. ollie Wilson. their infant
son and Quapaw Indian. the driver
Wilson and the boy We're killed. and
Mrs. Wilson and the Indian Mere fatal
ly injured. Wilson WAS Il wealthy
cattle owner.
The sun., 1901-04-19
TORNADO IN THE SOUTH.
Houses. Churches, Wills and CroI
Damaged by Heavy Winds.

Chattanooga. April 1S.-A gale that
swept this section for an hour did
much damage. II nnroofed the Rich
lnond spinning mill. Fort block. Con-
gresham Moore's home, blew down
the smokestack of the Vance cotton
mill and demolished three suburban
churches.
There is much damage to railroads,
and telegraph lines and the fruit crol
suffered severely.
Not wire is working to the west OF
here
All wires in birmingham. Ala, are
reported to be down,
The sun., 1901-04-19
kaiscr.s son Enters Navy.

Kicl. April IS. Prince .Ntlalbert. third
foFmally entered the navy. The em-
ppror and empress and other members
of the imperial family participated in
the attendant ceremonies. At divine
service Prince AdHlbprt took the oath
Of loyalty to the flag and subsequently
reported himsclf to the emperor MS hi
superior officer
The sun., 1901-04-19
New .pufn,o mn. Enterprise.

Trenton. April 1S.-Articles have been
filed here incorporating the Cody Mill.
tary College and International Acad
rmy of Rough Riders. The compan!
is capitalized ut Sj0O,00O and will es
tablish aud maintain institutions fol
the instruction in military science, cav
airy service, scouting and rough rid
ing. The incorporators are William i
Cody, Cody. Wy; John Schuyler Cros
by and Charles -. Gurley, New York
Lewis Il. Cook, Newark, \. j.. and Ed
win y. sumner, Washington.
The sun., 1901-04-19
sergeants to Act as Panbearers.

Eight sergeants Of the National Guar
of Delaware have been appointed to ac
as pal bearers at tile funeral of forme,
member of the n G. d., at Chester, Pa.
on Sunday afternoon. The man was
killed in the Philippines and wi be bur
id with military honors. Lieutenant
Film OF Company +, will accompany
the eight strgeants who have beei
named as follows: Parks, Kelley and
Doyle Of Company Al Emory. Long and
Leech OF Company +, and Downes and
Kelley OF Company G.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Pearson AppeuIs to President.

New Orleans. April Is Gcmrlal Sam
uel Pearson. the Roer officer who was
refused Il writ Of injunction by the
United States circuit court against The
local British officers, by which he
sought TO prevent the further eNportl-
tion of mules from this port 10 South
Africa. has sent u petition directly 10
President Mckinley asking for he re-
lief the courts refused.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Mnlcntt Memorial Service.

Boston. .tiril 1S - \ simple and
beautiful service to the memory Of
Roger Wolcoli. formerly governor Of
Massachusetts. who died last brcenl-
Der. WAS held in symphony hall. \
large audience listened TO Brahms
we'll known requiem and an eloquent
eulogy by the junior United states
senator from Massachusetts. Hon. Hen
ry Cabot Lodge.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Rir RInze Mt MRyNilIe, n. Y.

Jamestown, y. u. April 1S.-A disas-
trous fire occurred ut Mayyille. the
county seat of Chautauqua county
The county jail was completely de-
stroyed, but the prisoners were all res
c,ied. The business blocks between the
Jail ana the Mayyille House We're all
destroyed. including 81. Paurs Epis
copal church. Dr. Belknap's residence
and office. Giffordis saloon and billiart
rooms. the opera house and the May
willie Sentinel office.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Two Raids on Bo, >.

The police made two small raids last
night. One was on crowd OF boys wht
Were throwing stones on Pine street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. The boys were
caught. The second was on a crowd oi
voung men who we've corner lounging 81
Third and Market streets Four were
arrested. The fathers Of the boys wer
sent for and upon pron ising to haN
their sons at city court this mornin,
were allowed to take them home. Ont
father upon seeing his son at tile polio,
station said, "Why | thought you wei,
home in bed,''
The sun., 1901-04-19
Special to The Sun.
Thief Confessed,

Middletown, April Is John Gnult
last night by Constable Collins On til
charge Of stealing six dresses and othe
wearing apparel from the house OF agsit
Davis, No. ll07 Head street, Whining
ton, last Ftb uary. The prisoners wer,
arraigned before Magistrate Reynolds
and held in $500 bail each for court. IL,
stolen goods were recovered Gould con
fessed that he broke III the door OF IT,,
Davis house and his companion said sh
stole the clothing.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Amsterdam .rchdul.e Assailed.

Vienna. April 1S.As anticipated, the
acceptance of the patronage OF the AUS
trian Catholic Schools association
Wednesday by Archduke Francis, the
heir apparent. and his utterances on
the occasion led TO stormy scenes III
the reichsrath. The Pan-Gernans III.
terpelated the government on the sui,
iect and violently attacked the arch
duke for supporting the fighting union
of ihe Clerical party" declaring thai
his action was unconstitutional
The sun., 1901-04-19
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= r-arIsIan Tragedy.

Paris, April 1S.-Mmc. Dascher Eng
lander, living at Passy, was murdered
by Ferdinand Ernst because She re-
fused to marry him. Ernst. who was
horn in Chicago and who is said To be
director of the Manchester House and
British subject. then shot himself.
All of the parties were prominent So
cially.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Idenl Of Wrench NntiomnIists.

San Sebastian, Spain, April 1S.-M
Deroulede in an interview here made
IN interesting declaration regarding
the aims Of the Nationalists. He said:
We want "A republic similar to that Of
the United States. The president ought
TO be elected by the people. by the
same system as an American president,
thus strengthening his position
The sun., 1901-04-19

4 hoy Disappears.

Fallston. y. T.. April lS.-Hiro Co
burn Jones. the l4-year-old son of Post
master Frank Jones. has disappeared
session lie took his books TO the post
Office and Jeff them. Later he was Oh
served nj the railroad station, hut he
was not seen to take train, and lie
did not purchase Il ticket.
The sun., 1901-04-19
Out Door Sports.

The Delaware Field G. :, expects 10
have all the green's at the ElSmere golf
links il prime shape and open for play
N Saturday. April q. The match com
mittee announces that for two weeks
following medal scores will cntitle play
ars to record positions. 4 challenge play
will occupy the rest of the season until
the club moves to the grounds Of the
Wilmington Country Club