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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02

General Miles did not mince matters
when speaking before the committee
upon the new military bill. He show
ed clearly that the plans We're to throw
the appointing power into the hands Of
civilians, and to increase, therefore, the
number of political wearers Of the
epaulettes. The army has suffered al
ready very seriously from political pull,
and rather than this should be increas-
ed, it should be diminished General
Miles showed how it would be possible
for captain within a day or two to be
so raised i'm rank that ne might be vir-
tually commander-in-chie of the Am
erican army If the bill passes Miles
says he will resign. Miles is a good
deal of a martinez, but a bit of the
martinez is valuable quality in an Off
Ger, if not carried too far. There is this
especially to the credit of General
Miles, that his men in the field always
spoke well of him. one can learn more
from the opinions of the rank and file,
expressed freely, than one can learn
from published accounts, or the views
.of officers. A grizzled old sergeant,
whose trade is war; will size up his
commanding officers very accurately.
And these men do not like a slack
officer they may take advantage of
him. but they despise him. That Cen
eral Miles has always been spoken
highly Of by his men, argues very
much in favor Of General Miles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02
TRADE WITH SPAIN.


The Bureau of Statistics regards the
commercial relations between the Unit
ed States and Spain as worthy of espe-
cial notice. A bulletin recently issued
gives some interesting facts That
there should be an increase in trade
between the two countries is not, after
all, to be wondered at. There is GER
tainly a wonderful activity, if there is
not cordiality between the two coun-
tries, both exports and imports have
increased in an unprecedented degree
during the decade lS9l-19O1.
The figures of the Treasury Bureau
of Statistics show that both the i'm
ports into the United States from
Spain and exports from the United
States to Spain were, with a single ex-
cepuon, greater in the calendar year
1901 than in any preceding year. Our
imports from Spain during the year
ending with December 1901, amounted
to 5000, 1853, and our exports to Spain
were $16,7S5,7ll. Comparing 1901 with
1891, it is shown that our imports from
Spain have grown from $49O6,475 to
81, O4O 1853, and that exports to Spain
IRON the United States have increased
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02
JEWEL STOVES AND
RANGES
80 Different
Sizes and
Styles

These goods are a combination
of economy durability and beau
ty and are so well known i'm this
market that further comment is
unnecessary.
We are selling these stoves
and ranges on easy terms. DO
not wait until your old stove
has completely given out before
purchasing a new one as re are
willing to allow you a fair
amount for the same, regardless
of the make if you decide to in
vest i'm one of our Jewels.
Don't forget that you get a
ticket for every dollars worth
you purchase i'm our store, which
may entitle you to be the recipi-
ent Of one of the valuable pres
ents that will be distributed on
July LIST, next.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from Page q
ARRIVING.

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34S Beretania street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
ALL QUIET At SAN DOMINGO
Montgomery VIII Therefore Carry
Out Original Orders and GO
to Capt Haytien

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-A cablegram
was received at the Navy department today
from Commander Patch Of the United States
cruiser Montgomery, which is on its way
from Colon to San Juan, stating that he
had found everything quiet at San Domingo
City. where It was reported last week that
q rebellion had broken out.
This being the case, Montgomery will
carry out the original orders and as soon
as 1t has repIenished its stores at San
Juan the vessel will relieve Cincinnati,
which is stationed al Cape Hayden, allow
ing the latter to come northward.
Ranger, which has been on duty at Pan
anna for several months past, has started
for San Francisco. In announcing Its sail
ing from Panama the commander of Ranger
made no mention Of the reported arrival In
Panama bay Of the newly acquired Colom-
bian government gunboat Bogota, which is
expected to clear the .nsurgent navy out OF
isthmian waters.
A later dispatch received at the State
department from United States Minister
Powell, dated last evening. stated that
there was one case Of yellow fever on the
cruiser Montgomery. The oficials do not
apprehend any extension Of the disease,
in view of the perfect modern naval
methods Of handling such cases aboard
ship and particularly in view OF the ease
with which the mosquitoes, which transmit
the disease, can be excluded. Therefore,
unless there should be more cases, the
ship will carry out the original program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
JAW FIGHT OVER PLAYERS ON
National MaEnaten Take Exceptions
to List Given Ont by
AmerIcah.

NEW YORK. oct. H.-ManaEer McGraw
OF the New York National base ball club
has announced the names OF the players
whom he has signed for next season as
Pitchers, Mathewson, McGInnlty. l. Tay-
Tor, Miller and Cronin. Catchers, Bowerman.
Bresnahan. Warner OF Boston American
and Robinson. 1nfelders, McGraw, McGann,
Smith, G.. Davis OF Chicago and Eloerfeld
OF Detroit. Outhelders. Van Haltren. Dunn,
Brown, Lauder and Mertes of Chicago.
Dave Fultz OF the Philadelphia American
club and Jesse Burkett OF the st.
Louis American league club have accepted
the New York clubs terms and McGraw
says they will undoubtedly sign with him.
Burkett has received a check for a good
amount in advance from the New York
club. McGraw says that the list Of players
issued by President Ban johnson at Obi
cage on Saturday is misleading, as II con-
tains the names of several players who
have signed with the New York and other
National league clubs,
President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn club
declares that Captain Keller has not signed
with the rival organization and Barney
Dreyfus and Harry Pullian of the Pitts
burg club, who are In this city at present,
declared tonight that Leach, Conroy and
Smith will remain with the Pittsburg team,
although they are mentioned In the Ameri-
can league list as having signed to play on
the team which Ban Johnson proposes to
place in this city next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
YOUNG is TO SUCCEED MILES
General COrbin Says that He Betrays
No Confidence I'm Making
the Announcement.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-'T do not think
l am betraying any confidence when l say
that Major General S. B. M. Young will be
the next lieutenant general Of the army"
said Major Genera Corbin today. Then he
added:
And his promotion will be enjoyed by
no one more than by myself"
Lieutenant General Miles will retire from
age next August and this declaration by
General Corbin was inspired by some COM
ment to the effect that the appearance Of
his General Corbin's) name in the monthly
army list next after that Of General Miles
pointed out the probable succession.
, AS a fact. II is stated that the order of
the names in the list was fixed by the
seniority Of the commissions Of the onicers.
General Young would have about a year to
serve in that grade II he is made lieutenant
general.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

the department, a. n would then remain
with but Ave houses. eleven pieces Of APP
paratus in service. and hfty-six men, the
chief says:
This viii leave the force as follows;
He wafer. si towsr. ! sf msn; sn ! hS'e TSsGs;
No. 2 Tenth and Douglas streets, /
steamer. hose wagon. 9 men; engine
streets, 1 steamer, / hose wagon, 8 men,
and ! hook and ladder, 70 men; hose com
pany No. 4 Twenty-fourth and Cunning
streets, l hose wagon, . men, I hook and
ladder, men hook and ladder company
No. 3, Eleventh and Dorcas streets, i hook
IL pieces Of apparatus and IS men.
In conclusion I wish to say that every
Ting hin civ IN my Su Po sSsf T sbs S pc done e. TO PrG SeSd
this department responsible for any dam
ages done by FIRE during the period these
houses or companies are put.
Accompanying the report Ia q map Of the
city, with the location Of the engine houses
marked and a list showing the number Of
men at each house.
COmmittee to Visit Ceunctl.
Action upon this report was deferred and
a committee consisting Of Messrs. Wright
and Thomas was appointed to so before
the city council at its meeting Of this even
ing to negotiate with that body further as
to the needs Of the department. In con-
sonance with that action the board ad-
iourned its meeting to wednesday evening,
when the ere department question viii be
taken up.
Just what plan the board has to present
to the council was not announced, but be-
fore the open meeting OF last evening the
members spent nearly two hours In close
and secret conference in the inner room
and most OF that time the only other person
present was Chief Satter OF the IRE depart
ment. After this secret meeting Commits
sioner Wright said to The Bee reporter that
in the past the fire department fund had
been drawn upon for bills which should
rishtfully have been paid out Of the een-
eral fund, and IL the council could be IN
duced to pay some of hat money back from
the general fund to the IRE department
fund there would be plenty Of money to run
the department to the end OF the year with
out any violation Of even the letter Of the
law. From other hints dropped By the
members It lie TO be understood that among
the items referred to are the salaries OF
the clerk OF the board and the einbO
Of the board.
J. G.. Parrish was granted leave Of ABB
sence Of thirty days with full pay TO 90 to
Chicago for surgical treatment. The charges
against Police onieer DelehGnty we're con-
tlnued one week. The resignation Of Scott
Z. Slower, driver Of one Of the engines In
the fire department. was accepted. The
communication from the council as to tho
Ere department fund. which was printed In
the proceedings Of the last meeting OF that
body, was read and placed on file
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
ROOT DEFEATS KID CARTER
Boxing Match Il Chicago Results Dis
astrounIy to Brooklyn
Man.

CHICAGO oct. 27.-Jack Root OF Chicago
Of nfooklyn. at tho end OF six rounds to7
In the first two rounds Root kept up a
succession of left 1abs, now ara then
sending IN d short right hook. which in
variably landed on Carters jaw. III the
third N fourth, however, Carter came
back strongly and had the better OF AZ,
particularly in the third. when he sent IN
a HumbSr OF right swings that caught Root
on the jaw and neck.
In the nfth Hoot resumed the lead and
hammered Carter ali over the ring. The
sixth was even more In favor Of Koot and
Carter wa In q bad way when the round
ended. He was bleeding from the nose
and FROM a bad cut over the left eve. and
was weakening rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
M IONAA3'


NEW YORK, Oct. H.-LAsker, the
wOrlds champion chess player. narrowly
escaped beina beaten by the local expert.
haitian Chess club last night. LipschuetI
started the game with q Vienna opening
and had . chance Of administering a mate
sixth move He. however. allowed LAske
70 escape, as he did not see the mate.
The game was finally adjourned at an early
hour this morning, TO be esumed on
Wednesday afternoon. Showalter sent a
dispatch 20 Lasker yesterday resigninG the
adjourned game from Monday evening.
The kentuckian said II was q hopeless
case and that further play would bs use
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
ERNIE STAYS SIX ROUNDS
CoFbstt Floors Him T~wenty-Four
Timss, but Without LAST
Ing ERect.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 27.-YounE Erns
with Young Cor6ett. the featherweiR6t
champion. tonight At the washington
times but only one OF these falls was he
result Of a fair ~knock-down blow.
C0rbett rushed the fighting from the start
and almost every tine he croWded Erns
the latter would go down ON his knees 10
rest or avoid punishment At the close OF
the fourth round corbett caught Erne with
a swinging blow Ssquarely on thS mouth.
sending him th q heap TO the moor. He
would probably have been counted out had
not the bell saved him. Erne showed COM
siderable elsyerness, but was no match for
his adversary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
FIRE RECORD.
Grocery store at St. Paul.

ST. PAUL. Neb.. Oct. 27.-(speciaI.)-
.Atout 1 o'clock yesterday morning, Vests
corner grocery. the only frame building
In the principal business block OF the city,
was badly damaged by fire. The stock,
damaged somewhat by water. was saved by
carrying It out. Both building and stock
are insured. The origin of the are is un-
known.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
MAY LEAVE WESTERN LEAGUE
Kansas City and Milwaukee TO DROP
Dat fin Settlement of Base
Rail TroubIe.

NEW YORK, oct IA session OF the
national board of arbitration OF the Ma
here today to consider the trouble between
the Western league and the American asso-
citation.
kins OF Indianapolis OF the American asso-
citation, and President NJ. II. Sexton Of tho
Western league and w. It. Van Brnnt of
St. Joseph, also OF the Western league, are
here. The scheme OF settlement calls for
the abandonment of Kansas City and NIL
waukee by the Western league and the Civ
ing up of these two cities entirely TO the
American association.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
TWELVE THOUSAND A SIDE
Race Between Noted Paeers ts the
PriAcipal Feature ON n
Memphis Track.

MEMPHIS. Oct. T.-The features OF to-
ISOLATION is the match race at half ! mile,
one heat, between Sir Albert 8, 2.o5k, and
Prince Alert. 2:O0h. The owners OF the i've
PAGERS have posted $4,000 a side. Mart
Demarest win drive Prince Alert. while
Willard Sanders. the California horseman,
will hold the reins over Sir Albert s.
The 5000 gold cup trophy which has been
offered for t~rotters, amateurs. to drive viii
be decided this afternoon. Lord Derby,
The Monk n chainshot will likely be the
contendere.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

Constipation IN the rock that wrecks
many lives; 1t poisons the very life blood.
Regularity can be established through
tho use of Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t Is mildly
eathartic and strengthens the stomach. liver
and kidneys.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
BOWLERs CLASH WITH MINERS
Tournament May ne Postponed 10
Allow MitchsIl's UniSn 20
Meet.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. H.-Mayor
Bookwaiter is trying to arrange q post
ponement OF the annual tournament OF the
American Bowling congress from February
Q to February % so as to allow the United
Mine Workers OF America the use of Tom
linaon hall for their annual convention.
The miners are to meet on January -
and sit three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

touchdown was not made Until in the last
ten minutes of the last half The center
PUSHES of Fullback Hawkins and the end
runs OF Halfbacks Johnson and Parmelee
won the game. The Ben Hurs would like
to hear from any amateur team not over
In weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

YANKToN. s. d. Oct. a.-Cspecial rels-
Eram)-Morning Side, Ia, defeated the
Yankton college foot ball team this after
noon BY q score OF II TO 6 No casualties.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Athletic
counsel of Cornell university today de-
cided to send a crew to Henley next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28
Ben Har JanIora YIN.

The Ben Har Juniors defeated the Regent
show grounda sunday afternoon. Tha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

At Lents a williams bowling alleys the
st. Charles won two out OF the three games
OF tenpins from the Nationals. Score:
ST. CHARLES
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

Or. !. w. Ketz. former state secrc
tary ~ the rrausNaaL who IS soon e.
visit this country. is as bitterly on
posed 60 English rule Ga south Africa
as he was durins tAe war. some
months ago he said. when I return
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

Samuel Haugdahl the prize winning
butter maker. claims no man can make
~ good butter when milk is delivered
only once ia two days as when IL is
brought in daily. To give further en-
phasis 10 the argument he says the
hest butter he ever madc-the two Par
IS packages. FOR iustaucc-were pro-
duced from mills which he got hold OF
shortly after coming from the cow and
which was churncd the same day The
nfrequcnt milk dclivcrer has been on
outraged too much. To remedy the
evil he proposes that the patron who
sends his milk 90 tie creamery every
day be paid a cent more per pound OF
butter far than the ruling price. he who
delivers il every other day the ruling
price and he who sends less frequently
a cent below ths ruling price. There is
good reason DOB these suggestions. and
the adoption OF them would influence
henefcially the quality OF butter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

little bed OK parsley is not as com.
mon as 10 should be- in country gar
dens II 10 Is lacking this year there
Is all the more reason 60 lian a. sow
Ing for next season. If must bc reruen.
bercd. lest discowa -cment result. that
parsley requires plenty OF time TO rer.
inmate. four weeks being am ordinary
period before the Ntilc s,,cai,u.s show
ant it may even be siN weeks before
the lc'SuJciy parsley maNcs nm its
mind 90 appear above @rourd a strin
OF carpet Laid over the place yyhcre-.ne
s"cd is sown until it hc2.us To sprout
conscrNcs moisture aud encourages
gcrmiuoton. Soak the seed few
hours before sowing. Tn the fan lift
csump of parsley with spade. SO as
not TO break the earth around the
roots. and place it iu box. which
should stand I'm any reasonably light
place where il viii not freeze hard
and thus supply winter carnsh aud
navofiuc
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11
The Maynard rlun..

One of The new Seeding plums from
the experiment grounds OF Luther Bur
bank which ne deems valuable is
named Maynard in honor of Professor
). 1. Maynard OF Massachusetts. who
saw the original tree i'm bearing ON the
burbank place i'm California several
years ago. Mr. Burbank sent mo speci-
mons recently. He says that the size
is ONO third below the average owing
20 heavy crop ou small trees. He also
says that the trees of this variety are
"a surprise in visor and are early and
abundant bearers" The size OF the
fruit is large enough and the color
dark purplish rcd The flavor is rich
subacid. much Ike that Of many OF the
Japan type. To which IL bclongs II
would Dee pronounced good iu quality.
The flesh IS hrm enough. quite juicy
md tinted with purple throughout
Il. +. Van Dcman iu Rural New York
cr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

George I. Powells says his plan for
a cherry orchard includes quantity
OK the early sweet cherries. as Goes
transparent. Governor Wood and May
Duke. These he does not pick and
never allows n bird 10 De frightened
from the trees When the more valu-
able cherries. like Black Tartarian.
BLACK Eagle. Napoleon and Windsor.
are ripe. the birds have had enough.
AMI there is not . per cent of these
sorts even touched 10y the birds. Rath-
er than Xii the robins and other birds
IN the orchard be- would let them have
the whole cherry crop and would plant
more trees to induce them TO come. as
they destroy Insects that are not de
stroyed by spraying.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

The best AID cheapest way to pre-
serve hilly lands and prevent outlying
and washing of the soil is TO keep
them IN grass. FOR which purpose Bcr-
auda. IN the southwest. is unsurpass-
d To plant hillsidcs with cultivated
rors. no matter how judiciouSly the
ows axe laid ont or how correctly the
aA~.de bitches may be run. the soil
r.l Toe badly washed. If not cut with
rliics. Kept in GRASS. which may be
moved or pcsturcd. &c is possible to
improve such lands To convert hnl
sides into forests is too slow a process.
and II set with orchard trees the ground
must Zoe sodded. dcuriviug the trees Of
cultivation. Meadows and pastures are
the prcventiscs and the remedy after
the damage has begun Farm and
Ranch.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

Market Tor A-lcrir.a rcrarcc~.
The new ,uaiAct Cor roiai..- that is
rapidly Increasing iu the tropics is not
vet half appreciated by potato grow
ers and dealers. Here is Governor
Hunt reporting that during the PAST
twelve months Porto Rico alone i'm
ported 10000 worth OF potatoes from
Spain II Is true that under the treaty
of far's Spain has entry into the mar
Se;- oS Porto Rico. Cuba and the Phil
'ppines under the same conditions as
the United States until 1905. There
fore Spanish produce and mauurnc-
lures are entitled 60 free admission
into Porto Rico and into the Philip
pines at q reduction OF - pcr cent from
the rates OF duty prevailing in the
United States. Rut il goes without
7ayinS that America can produce DO
tatoes more choapiy than Spain or any
other country. and every huShel or no
atoos consumed I'm the tropics should
come from This country 4 word 10
the wise IS suhcicnt-American Agri-
culturiSt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

The Importance Of an even dlstribu-
ton OF fertilizer IS not sufficiently ap-
preclated. says Farm and Ranch. when
II Is badly distributed. some spots will
nave too niuch-more than the plants
can utilize while others VIII have too
little or none. Scatter it evenly as
possible and then work the harrow Tor
an il is worth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11

to South Africa. il VIII be with a gun
ON my shoulder" The other day in
Paris ne said. Il VIII never take the
oath of allegiance to Great Britain. I
would not swear allegiance 10 the Brit
iSh flag TO save my wife aud children
from starvation" Speaking OF his
proposed visit TO the United States. De
said. Il am going 90 America TO tell
the American people 81 the inhunan
treatment which our women and chill.
dren received az the hands OF the Eng.
fish"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-11
Special Excursions 10 NIAGARA Ellis.

VIII leave Washington via b. GO.R.R.
/. X K. Ry.. and L. Y. 4. r. $40 a. m
August 2nd and 10th. September 25tb
and October 9th, and 300 p m August
3Oth: and via T. r. r. 500 a. m. Aug. Z
and 2lst. September 4th and 18th and
October 2nd and 10th The fare for the
round trip will be 81 6Ofrom Fredericks.
burg, Va. Full information upon ap-
piicauon. C. c. cox, Agent.