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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-25
GRAVE ERRORS

The fact that the Beers sent Nethuen
TO the British lines, without making
.y effort to effect an exchange, points
. conclusion that he was in a very
d way and that they thought he
ght die on their hands A wound i'm
e thigh, If the bone is broken is very
quently fatal, and the Beers are well
ormed about gun shot wounds. It
J probably be better for General
thuen to die, because he would al
st certainly be brought up before a
rt-martial.
her seems to be no palliation for
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ALOHA

the Hawaiian question which has oeeh
80 long misrepresented, has @ chance
now of having clear light thrown upon
it, The cobWebs which have been SO
carefully spun by the ulothoric spiders
will bee brushed away and the Cover
nor win stand forth for what ne is, a
sterling specimen of manhood who has
had an immensely heavy burden to
carry for many years, and who would
have succumbed to the weight of care
were it not for his blameless life and
his splendid physique. Few people app
preciato what Governor Dole has gone
through i'm the past seven or eight
years. and one might say i'm the past
fifteen.
Maugnity naturally follows man
high i'm office. of decided opinions and
gifted with impartiaIity. Governor
Dole has been yiciously and venom
ousIy attacked by those here who could
not make him their tool. Had he lent
himself to the demagogues, which it
was impossible for him to do. they
would have turned upon him just the
same, because it would have been inn
possible for a man SO high minded to
stoop to the pettiness of the demago-
CUES and their undetermined aims
Governor Dole is a born Hawaiian.
He comes of am honorable family
which has made its mark in the East
ern States. His father was the organ
izer of Oahu College, and for many
years devoted himself to instruction in
which he was remarkably successful
The future Judge, President and Gov
ernor lived the healthy outdoor life of
the Hawaiian boys of those days, and
~, -. .. -. 49,.
1led MIN through so many crises There
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THE LAsT COMMANDERs.

Gen, Oliver o. Howard says that of
the p commanders Of Union armies
during the civil war only two survive
Gen. Scofeld and himself.
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Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03

sf education, a collection was taken
up among the school children to
raise funds with which to purchase
"Beauvoir,n the old Davis home near
Biloxi, which the Sons of Veterans
propose to convert into home for
INDECENT ex-confederates, and the
contributions, judging from reports
thus far received, were quite liberal
The executive committee of the
Sons of Veterans met here today and
organized under the provisions of
the charter allowing the organiza-
tion to acquire title to the property.
At the next Legislative session it
will be donated to the state if proper
provisions are made for It's mainten-
ance.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03
National Educational Association
Minneapolis, Minn., July
7-II. IOO2.

For above occasion. Queen & Crescent
Route will sell round trip tickets TO
Minneapolis at rate of one first class
lirlited fare (plus $500 membership
fee). Bates of sale July 4th. 9TH and
9Th. final limit July l4th. BY depositiLg
tickets vith Joint Agent not caller than
July 8th, nor later than July I4th and
upon payment of fee of 90 cents, an ex
tension of return limit to and including
Sept. l, 1902, may be secnred.
Use the @. & G.. Route via Lockout
Moantain, Chattanooga and ths llue
grass region of Kentucky
For particulars, call upon any @ g G.
Ticke. Agent, or address,
R. w. BONDS. T. p. a
Mtridien, Miss.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03

clared in the application fer injunc-
ton that the erection of the electric
light poles and wires by the company
damaged his view of the peaceful
waters of the sound. The supreme
court dissolved the temporary re
straining order and dismissed the
ease.
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03
Pony Stolen.

AT Lake, Miss, a small pony. weigh.
ing about 750 ponnds, also bride and
saddle. The pony is bay color and
branded on the left hip with The letters
P. A. n. Anyone giving information to
its whereabouts or return it to ID. B.
Holmes of Hattiesburg, will be literally
rewarded may29-3t
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03
WANTED TO SEE THE GULF
But Contended That Poles and
Vined Obscured His Vision.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, June 3.-Atits sitting last
evening the supreme court of Missis-
sippl declared that an owner cannot
claim damage to property on account
of poles and electric light wires being
erected in front thereof. The point
was brought up in the case Of the
Gulf Coast Manufacturing Company
vs.. Bowers, from Hancock county.
Mr.. Bowers. who is one of the candi-
dates for congress in that district,
owns several fine lots in Bay st.
Louis facing on the gulf, and he de-
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03
THROUGHOUT STATE TODAY.
A New Phase in the Observance
Was the Collection of Money
To Purchase Beauvoir to Be the
Shelter and Home of INDECENT
Ex-Confederate Soldiers.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, June a.-The anniversary
Of the birth Of Jefferson Davis, the
revered president Of the southern
confederacy, was generally observed
throughout Mississippi today, public
exercises being held at many places.
The observance Of the birthday OF
the lamented ehieftain Of the Lost
Cause in the public schools Of the
state assumed a new phase. Pur-
enant to an order Of the state boar
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03

Pianos and organs tuned and repaired.
w. f, OSBORNE, p. O. Box 412, City.
may16-1mo
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03

: Jonnst11's - sapariIa, Qrast Bottles 81
1 has 70 <Wg.i."
Hattiesburg daily progress., 1902-06-03

3ohustonss 5arsaparil1a never fails IA
stood The test fer 90 years: Quart Bottles"
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
WHAT WAS DOING
DOWN ON STREET
CHANGES ABOUT EQUALLY DIVIDED
BETWEEN GAINS AND LOSSES
THE STOCKS DEALT IN.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Dec. I7.-Opcning changes
were about equally divided between gains
and losses The market was quite broad
and active. Renewed orders appeared
in Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific, St.
Louis, Reading and the United States
steel stocks and the list advanced. Gains
reached sl4c in St. Paul, iMc on Mis-
souri, Pacific and &c to issc in Southern
Pacific, Reading. Atchison, Louisville,
Baltimore x Ohio. Chesapeake Ohio,
and number of the specalties. Colo
RADIO Fuel lost one.
There was continued large buying of
Southern Pacific and Steel, lifting the
former two full points and the latter l sc.
Some of the leaders got small fraction
higher than before, but others sageed and
the whole market yielded fraction and
was steady at midday. The buying of the
morning was due to abatement of the
anxiety over the Venezuelan situation.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Buying Of St. Paul. Sugar. Brooklyn
Transit at improved prices was followed
by pause III the general demand and the
market yielded. Near o'clock Sugar was
pushed up anew to I34,s and Delaware X
Hudson jumped 3h without benehtng the
general list
Sugar continued to he the mainstay OF
the market and advanced to i34A without
however, preventing sagging tendency
elsewhere. Some of the leaders were
point blow the best. General Electric fell
34. Promptly at o'clock a selling
movement developed similar to that of the
last hour yesterday. When the selling
ceased no gains of over point remained
in important stocks and prices had re.
ceded below last night in the eastern trunk
lines and some others. American Ex
press dropped 9, General Electric 4A
Wheeling * Lake Erie first preferred Az
and Northwestern and Great Northern pre-
ferred ~ below last nights level. There
was rally in Sugar and the close wa
irregular and dull.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
WASHINGTON GULCH MINE
VEIN LOOKS TO Be GOOD
Assays Run From $16 to $12o.8o Ton
Timber County About as Good and
the Claim Is on the N. p.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.


Helena, Dec. I7.-John Murphy of
Washington gulch, despite the fact that
he is rapidly reaching the allotted three
score and ten of life, is still delving into
the earth in search of precious metals,
and the prospects are that he will strike
it rich before long. Mr.. Murphy was once
a resident of the valley near Helena, and
a number OF years ago went over to Wash
ington gulch, near Avon, where he is
engaged in the dairy business. He has
mined in the vicinity of his ranch home
for about rs years, and just now he is de-
velopng the Ellen Murphy one of group
Of six claims.
The shaft on the mine is now down
about 80 feet, and the vein looks well.
The shaft is seven feet in the clear, be-
tween slate and granite. Assays from the
property have run from $I6 to $Ia8.So a
ton.
The Ellen Murphy is located at the
head of Jefferson gulch, 20 miles from
Avon, on the Northern Pacific, and so
miles from Helena There is good road
to the property, and the country is well
timbered.
Mr.. Murphy is getting old and feels the
need of young blood. He is offering an
interest in the property to some one or a
company that will sink on the property
from Ico to 200 feet.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
IDAHO DISTRICTS
IN FOR BIG BOOM
BUFFALO HUMP AND THUNDER
MOUNTAIN ARE BOTH ALL RIGHT,
IT is SAID
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Missoula, Dec. ~. A. McEachern.
who has just returned from the Buffalo
Hump district in Idaho, says that country
has brilliant future. Notwithstanding
Thunder mountain has been given a black
eye he also believes that country will yet
add great deal to the wealth of the world.
Throughout that portion of Idaho there
are numerous low grade propositions which
run So to a ton, free milling ore, which are
being worked at profit. One pecularity
about the different mineralized belts. all
of the same quality of ore, is that not in
frequently pockets are struck which are
enormously rich, so that there is always
a chance to make a killing" as it were.
Mr.. McEachren, though i'll the Buffalo
Hump district, is some distance from the
Hump proper. His company is the But
falo Star" on which 3oo-foot tunnel has
been run and on which a 5oo-foot shaft
will be sunk in the spring. The ore en-
countered is low grade, but there is 30
foot vein which assays $40 ton i'll the
poorest rock.
1t is the intention Of the company to
put in a Io-stamp mill as soon as the ma
chinery can be taken in and the owners
are confident that the venture will be a
success.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
CAUTION |!

This is not gentle word-but when
you think how liable you are not to pur-
chase the only remedy universally known
and remedy that has had the largest sale
of any medicine in the world since 1868
for the cure and treatment of Consumption
and Throat and Lung troubles without los
ing its great popularity all these years, you
will be thankful we called your attention
to Boschee's German Syrup. There are SO
many ordinary cough remedies made by
druggists and others that are cheap and
good for light colds perhaps. but for Sc
we're Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup-and espe-
cialy for Consumption, where there is
difficult expectoration and coughing dur
ing the nights and mornings, there is moth
ing like German Syrup. Regular size, rs
cents. At all druggists.
For sale by the Newbro Drug company
and the J. T. Finlen Drug company.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
THREE FEET OF GOOD ORE
Struck in the Thistle Company Mines at
Delanar, Nevada.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MouNTAI,

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Denver, Dec. I7.--Secretary Banks OF
the Thistle Mining & Milling company of
DeLamar, New, has just received advices
by mail from Supt. A. ]. Rees OF strike
of three feet of ore similar to the ore
produced by the Magnolia group of Bam-
berger's DeLamar mines, assays of which
have not been gone into.
The ore was struck in drift off the
100 foot level at 100 feet distance, and i'll
running the drift they cut through several
fine streaks or small veins of chlorides of
iron and silver, some of which assayed as
high as 226 ounces silver and S2.4S in gold
per ton, and the boys at the mine and
the stockholders at home are feeling very
jubilant on account of the improvement
made This property has been held by
Spanish Fork people for IL years, who
had just sufficient capital to keep the an
nual labor done on their group OF five
claims, until last year they commenced
to develop on small scale and are still
continuing, with gratifying results to the
stockholders. b. This property lies two or
three miles north of the Bamberger mines
and has always been said to have the best
surface showing Of any property in the
district.
From the Ioo-foot level they are now
going to sink the shaft OH down another
100 feet and develop the ones they now
have above, when it is expected that ore
in sufficient quantities will be had to pay
TO shin,
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
INDOOR BASEBALL PLAYED
By BOYS OF COMPANY B."
Gymnasium Has Grown to Be Big Feature
and They Are Having All Sorts Of
Fun Every Night.

Indoor baseball is one of the features
of the work in Company b of the ma
tional guard Since the company moved
into its new and enlarged quarters in
the old Natatorium building interest in
the gymnasium which the company has
installed has grown. and teams in several
sports have been organized. Chief among
them is the indoor baseball team. The
players have become decidedly proficient
in the game and a match with team from
Adams Broadway gymnasium is talked Of.
1t is possible that the contest will be
played Christmas day.
Basketball and other sports are popu-
lar at the quarters Of Company B. The
rooms are open every evening and form
delightful club for the men. The GYM
nasium apparatus is in the larger room,
while in the rear is smaller apartment
used as card and reading room. We'd
nesday night is drill night, but there is
not an evening in the week which does
not see a large attendance at the rooms.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
BUTTE MEN ARE WORKING 1T
Strike on Eagle, Near Pony, Promises to
Be Notable One Of the Year.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER NOUN

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Pony, Dec. IA strike has been made
on the Eagle which promises to be one OF
the notable mining strikes of the year.
large vein has been encountered running
well in gold and the two-stamp mill be-
longing to the Atlantic and facinc mine
will no doubt, be leased and the property
extensively worked in the near future.
The vein encountered is reported to be
ten feet wide and assays OH general aver
age of $35 to the ton. A new company,
composed of Butte capitalists, took hold
Of the property only last week and the first
few feet of developing work done showed
up the ricn vein.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERS
They Meet to Discuss the Best Interests
of the industry.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Vancouver, B. c. Dec. IA meeting
OF those interested in placer mining in
British Columbia was held this week. The
meeting was representative of all parts of
the province. The tenor of the remarks
at the meetings were to the effect that the
individual miner had inadequate property
rights in the ground he was working
Senator Reid said that the day Of the
individual placer miner was passed in the
province. In the Cariboo OF historic
fame, as much capital was required to
work placer claims as to work quartz
claims. He contended that capital would
not interest itself appreciably in British
Columbia placers as long as the title to the
ground remained so insecure as it appeared
to be at present, the taxes on mines and
water being out of all reason. The out
come of the discussion was that a rcsolu-
tion was passed to the effect that it was to
the best interests of the province and of
placer mining that crown grants be issued
to leaseholders under proper conditions.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
NEWS OF MINES AND MARKETS
BRITISH MINES
ARE NOT ACTIVE
--------
SOME OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA
CLAIMS THAT ARE BEING
WORKED. ).
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.


Seattle, Dec. IA. Eugene Knapp, an
expert geologist, who is familiar with the
mining characteristics of the Northwest,
from d geologists standpoint, returned
this week from Kamloops, British Colum-
bia. He says that mining operations are
not active this winter in that locality The
Iron Mask has cut across its ore body and
opened up from rs to 100 feet of ore that
runs per cent in copper. The stockhold-
ers are contemplating the installation OF
smelter in the near future.
The dredgers that commenced operations
on the Thompson river last spring have
done fairly well this season and will oper-
ate on a more extensive scale next year.
Preparations are under way for sinking
an incline on the Dewey, located six miles
south of kamloops. 1t is proposed to sink
400 feet on the ore chute. This property
is owned by Hon. John G. Mcmillan OF
Roche Harbor, II. l.. Dickson and others
Seattle Times.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
Chicago Livestock.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago. Dec. 7.--Cattle--Rcccipts
io,soo head. market, stronger. Good to
prime steers, Ss.4oM6.so: good to medium,
$3.ooms.ss; stockers and feeders. $40"
@$I.so; cows, $i.asI$4. SO; heifers. Sa.oo
@4.7s; Gamers, $i.ssM2,so, bulls. $500
@4so calves, $5.75G7.ss; Texas fed
steers, Ss.7sM4.5o.
Hogs-Receipts today, $1,000: tomor-
row, 10000; left over, 1900 market, ioa
i5c higher. Mixed and butchers, $s.osm
Gas; good TO choice heavy, $64sM6So :;
rough heavy, $6.osM64s: light, $3.50
6.2o; bulk OF sales, $6.soM6.Is.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000 market, steady
to higher. Good to choice wethers, $5.7s
MIso; fair to choice mixed $a.7sMI75
western sheep, $57s@4.s5; native lambs,
$37s@s.Ss; western lambs, $4.oo@$5.so.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
ALLEN MALEY is BEFORE
Q'C0NN0R UP ON-ThE HILL
Charged With John Boyd OF Having
Taken $4,000 Worth of Bullion
From the Bi-MetaIlic Mine.

Allen Maey who, with John Boyd, is
charged with having stolen 10000 worth Of
bullion fro mthc Granite Bi- metallic Con
solidated Mining company several years
ago, was this morning arraigncd before
Justice O'Connor Of Walkeryillc.
After brief hearing Malcy was bound
over to the district court in the sum OF
1000 and being unable 10 make the bond
was returned to the county Jail.
Maley is the man who was wanted as a
witness in the case against Boyd ard who
1 skipped his bond year ago and disap-
pcaFed. Two weeks ago he was located III
Idaho and brought back to Butte 10 stand
trial for the bullion robbery.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17

heifers. range, ss.soI3.7s Gamers, $3.50
@l.so; stockers and feeders, Sa.soG5.so |;
calves, ss.so@6oo bulls, stays etc. $r.7s
@3.1s.
Hogs--Rcceip,s, 5000 head Market,
s@l higher. Heavy, S6.ssdr6.3sH ;
mixed, $6.so96.as; light $6.IsfD6.ss
pigs, Ssoo@6.oo bulk OF sales, $6.ao1
Gas.
Sheep--Rcccipts. 5000 head. Market,
strong, Fed muttons S4.ooMs 500: West
erns, $3.so@4.io; wcthers. S5.75@4.ss
ewes, S5.3o@4.4o; common and stockers,
$i.sods.5s: lambs Sa.soms.so.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
Thinks He Has Them,

Billings, Dec. I7.--Sheriff Potter of Red
Lodge, who was in Billings yesterday,
said that he had 10 doubt in his own
mind that the four men who are under
arrest on charge of robbing the bank at
Bridger are the right ones. He thinks
il will be easy to convict them.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-17
Kansas City Livestock.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS,


Kansas City, Dec. i7.--Catile--Reccipt
5000 head. including 1900 head Texans.
Market steady to strong. Native steers,
$57sm6ss Texas and Indian steers
$s.sodsss Texas cows. $sis@s.6o; na-
tive cows and heifers. $r.7snl.3s; stock
cfs and feeders. $a.ss@a.ss; bulls, $s.so a
800; calves. $s.as0p6,oo.
Hogs--Receipts, 10000 head. Market
IoaIsc higher. Bulk of sales at So, ,sod
6,5s. Heavy. $6.,aH@o.4s: packers
bIsH@6.5aH medium, $6,ssM6.4o
light $6.i7HM6.3o; yorkers, $o.ssG6.5o
pigs, $6.ooM62o.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market
strong and ioc higher. Muttons $3.ooff
4.io lambs, $36oMs4o; range wcthcrs
$3.ooml.6o; ewes, $3.ooMa.so; western
steers, SJoods.ts; cows, $r.7sI5.oo.