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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-12
BUSINESS LOCALS

Call at eBaTs and see the handsome
wall papers.
Hay and household furniture sale to-
day at Aorgans-
Handsome dining-rOOm furniture at
j. Hopp & Co. See adj
A. cottage on Garden Lane is offered
for rent by James F. Morgan
Madame Kane is showing the latest
STYLES in millinery at Mrs Hanna =
A two-story house on LunalilO street
Is offered for rent by Castle * Lans-
dale.
A navy blue Iaprobe. with initials M.
C." has been lost. Reward at AdVer-
tiser office.
Three dollars and fifty cents buys an
iron bed at COyne Furniture Company
during the sale
A gold Ieaf-pIn. with ruby setting
has been lost Reward II returned 70
room T. Model block
Rice & Perkins make specially oi
baby photography. See display Oh
samples at their studio
ANYONE desiring n good outdoor posi-
ton should consult our classihed aus
Only rustIers need apply
All the amateur photographer needs
for the darkroom supplied by the ho-
noIuIu Photo supply Company
Good work. durability. simplicity anu
speed, are the TOUR Ptit'i', - '---f.
which support the Remington tyPe"r.'-
er.
Rernernber. our Easter millinery
,nenInp- takes place Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. Sachs Dry Goods Com
pany.
The Hawaiian News Company have
lust received the popular new oooks.
Sc list I'm their advertisements III '"''
issue.
p,r,v advertises today for light.
.-o-.eated rig. suitable for country
us. CANOPY top preferred See our
classified ads
w T.. Fletcher. at Gedge Cottage.
Richards street. has just received
new lot OF choice pique Tor
skirts. Give him call
Every one Is cordially invited to the
grand millinery opening TO-DAY ,I HnI
rest OF this week at MISS hd"4s' :
parIors in Boston block
R,ce paddy damaged by salt water
will be sold today at auction Dy jas
T. Morgan. Sale will take place a.
tn. old F'ishmarket wharf
~ Won are interested in Hawaiian
curios caIabashes. etc, do not ran 20
attend the sale at Morgan
rooms today at 10 O'CLOCK.
Five dollars reward will be gwen en-, ~
the Under OF three memorandum ooon9
CONTAINING insurance tables. menor an
dums. etc. See ad for particulars
A Japanese handbag containing pa pa
- ~ no value to any one out lle
owner. was lost on Richards -
Rewafd il finder returns TO this once
o-5srs taken for typewriting by com
netent typewriter. Authors manu- manu-
script a Speciality. All orders ada[eTsf !.
10 p. O. box 572 will receive iiIiiileOi
attention. -,
All persons owing the Austin Puo-
fishing Company are request,SIJ 90 AZ
1,vrnents as soon as possible 10
Mott-Smith at his office IN ''e
StangenwaId building.
Guy Owens. electrical engineer NJ
1',1., b,,iIdi1g. has equipped more
pIsntations with modern electric 81 ~
ing and telephone systems 'ii 81. adj
other person on the
vsrtiserr1eut on page 2
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Rapid Transit Company is con-
sldeTiug the use Of oil for fuel. :
". n. Cornwen is reported to have
purchased the Young Hee ranch on
Maui.
Princess Kawananakoa will hold a
Hawaiian reception day on Friday
next. from To- s p. m
Montana will have his Easter open
ing today. His window display is es-
pecialIy novel and picturesque.
The Hawaiian Fiber Company is
considering plans for the erection OF n
mill TO manufacture the sisal into
fiber.
The Tramways tracks on Nuuanu
street have been connected and the
switch laid. so that cars now make the
trip clean through.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed by the LaupahOehOe Racing Asso-
citation. with a capital OF $500. The
corporation IS formed To- conduct
racing track at North Hilo.
The board OF directors Of the Rapid
Transit and Land Company have au-
thOrized q contract with the Union OIL
Company OF san Francisco for fuel oil
for use at the power house Of the com
pany.
Mrs. Russell. wife OF Senator DIR.
Nicholas Russell. Of Olaa. Is among the
recent arrivals from Hawaii. Mrs
Russell will be- the guest Of MI and
Mrs. Fred Whitney. King street. dur
ing her stay In Honolulu.
The grand jury will probably male
it's final report To- Judge Gear today
or tomorrow. The jurymen have been
investigating the saloons and Iwilei at
night. without the aid OF Bailiff Ney.
and that gentleman feels very much
aggrieved at the slight
Aar-
perintendent OF Public Works. departec
yesterday for the Island Of Hawaii. tn
begin an investigation Of the repairs
needed by reason OF the damage done
by the recent heavy rains The most
imperative improvements VIII be made
at once.
A rum1r was about the streets at
midnight that four hacks had been
stopped by a white man at different
points on Nuuanu street. and attempts
made To hold up the drivers. Inquiry
At the police station showed that no
reports of such attempts had been re-
ceived there. -
The gospel tent Of the Central Union
Church will be raised again today on
the platform of Fort above Hotel
street. and services resumed tomorrow
evening Rev. william Morris Kincaid
will be In charge OF the meeting. Ser
vices will also be held on Friday and
Saturday evenings. The Dillingham;
quartet may be present at tomorrow.
evenings meeting.
T. T.. Sedgwick. assistant directon OF
the Agricultural Station. departed Ses-
terday for Maui. where he viii remain
for two weeks to- conduct series OF
potato experiments. He took along
the forty-fve varieties of seed pOta-
toes. and all will be planted at kula,
where their growth will be constantly
observed. a study of potato blight Will
he particularly made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-12
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. J. c. EVANS
She Passes Away After a Short
Illness in Great
Pain.

Hrs J. G. Evans. wife Of the capital
ist j. e. Evans. who has been inter
ested in real estate and other ventures
sere for the past four years. died very
suddenly at her home. the old McCuIy
homestead yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Evans has suffered severely from kid
ney disease upon several occasions in
the past. and the attack which ended
fatally was first severe on Saturday
last. At i o'clock yesterday afternoon
uraemic poisoning developed. and Mrs.
Evans passed into commissions. Her
physicians. Messrs. Herbert and Hum
phris. were In attendance. but she did
not rally. and died i'm a CONFUSION at
ten minutes past o'clock
Mrs. Evans was prominent I'm church
and society work. from her coming 20
this city Her former home had been
at New whatcOm. Washington. She
vas a native OF the Western Reserve
Of Ohio. and was so years OF age. Mrs.
Evans came with a number OF letters
and she had many friends here. She
wrs soon distinguished for her admir-
able qualities. her briIlIance In CONVEX
sation and argument. and her devotion
to the causes which she espOused. Mrs.
Evans was president Of the woman's
Guild OF the Second Congregation OF
St Andrews cathedral. and treasurer
Of Leahi Chapter. No. 2. order OF the
Eastern Star. and I'm both capacities
made and held warm friends
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock from the residence.
No. 1880 King street. the McCully
homestead. Pawaa.
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NOTICE.

All. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
,gainst the Austin Publishing Com
navy will please present the same. Ger
fified at the office of Andrews. Peters
& Andrade. Stangenwald building De
fore April 1. 1902. ~
DRADE, -.
Attorneys for the Austin Pun
s1O1 fishing Company.
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at pAyRIcKs DAY BANQUET.

Tickets may be obtained from = .
,,aC.r,bv G. F.. ChiIlingworth. w r.
Erving. l. II. Dee, Thomas l.
Guv Livingston. ]. A Hughes .
o,,inn Charles McGonagle
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in pOstofice
uncaIIed for up To March .. 1902:
Adams. Mrs Lulu Kelly. John
Anderson. T Knox. Henry
Bering, John KnowitOn. Willis r
Bryan. Mrs w r LawtOn. X III
Brown. Mrs Mary Lucas. Hattie
Burgstrom Mrs II Mcclellan. VIM
Chairman. Mrs Mclean. Eva
Lydia Mansfield. Willie :
Drew. Mrs A Motley. ID r
English. j X Pierce, sam
Esser. Louisa Purdy. Robt h
Gragg. OIin T Rapp. John
Harry II III SanberR. John
Hathaway Mrs l. MScanlOn. II
Harrison. INV Spaulding. r G.
Hall. Emma St Clair. MIS-
Harrison III Steele. Susan
HoughtaiIing. Mrs FThomas. Mr.
Hutchinson. Katy Werner. Mrs Mamie
Humphries. II Windrow. Dick
Johnson Mrs Min Wise. Henry
ME Wright. Mrs T.
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Adjourned Annual Meeting.
OLA SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED

oI.A SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED
THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
..,eati7e- NJ the stockholders OF the Olaa
SUGAR Co. Ltd, will be held in \ sem
bIy Hall. over the offices of Castle ~
Cooke Ltd. corner of King and Beth
81 streets. Honolulu, on Friday, MaTch
Il. 1892. at p. m
- ELMER f. PAXTON,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd
Honolulu. March 6. 1902. elIV
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BAND TONIGHT.
The Territorial Band Will Play q
Thomas Square.

fdD Pa lama.
Cb) one. Two. Three. Four"
Miss I. keliiaa.
(c) Pill Aoao."
(d) Maui Girl"
Mrs. n. Alapai
PART IL.
Cornet Solo. Don BE Cross" 80. .Zeller
Mir. Charles Kreuter.
Selection. La Perichole" .-.Offenbach
Waltz. LORNA" --GroSSman
Mazurka. Leaves Of Autumn" .Passaro
The Star Spangled Banner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
puelLlsr UNDER BOND.
The Boxing Exhibition at Waterbury May
Not Take Place.

Waterbury, Conn, November 2,-Austin
Rice, the pugilist who was arraigned In
New London last night. was brought to this
city today by sheriff Rigney and shortly
afterwards was released on bond Of $500,
furnished by William McGrath. who is also
associated with william Crowley in the at
tempt to pull on the boxing exhibition be-
fore the Waterbury Athletic club, November
q.
The warrant was issued yesterday by p.
J. Mcmahon. the clerk OF the city court.
alleging that Austin Rice and Young Cor
bctt, ON November 6, Intended TO break the
peace by holding a boxing match
Rice WAS taken to Unonvllle last night
by Sheriff Rigney 70 have him identity
Young Corhett Early IN the evening Cor.
hett had been arrested by a constable and
taken before a Justice Of the peace. who
was unwilling 10 hold him. He was accord
ingly released and Immediately took q train
for New York, where he had two urgent
engagements today Corhett's managers
promised to have him on hand Monday
morning, when both he and Rice will ap
pear in the city court 1t is expected that
they Will he put under heavy bonds to
keep the peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
THE OUTLOOK IS DISMAL
GERMAN IRON INDUSTRY is IN A
SERIOUS CONDITION..
A Dissolution Of the Steel Rail Syndicate
Is Expected With Resultant War
Of Prices.

Berlin, November 2-The boorse began
the week under the influence Of the gloomy
remarks Of Herr Baare, director OF the
Bochum Gusstahl company. who, at the
annual meeting Of the company. held octo.
Der % said the German iron Industry was
approaching serious period Of It's existence,
and that. there existed danger Of the disso-
luton OF the steel rain syndicate. in which
event there would begin a price war be
tween everybody in the business These
utterances Of Herr Baare depressed all In.
dustrial shares this week, and particularly
Irons. This decline, however, was partly
checked Wednesday by the remarks of
Silesian magnate who was more cheerful
regarding iron prospects. The annual
meeting Of the Dortmund Iron company,
however brought ont discouragIng facts
and representatives Of other iron companies
also expressed Ssma Views Of the situa-
tion. Yesterday, however, brought strong
recovery upon strong prospects Of the re-
newal Of the pig iron and steel syndicate In
the Kline country.
Shares Of electrical companies did not
snow uniform tendency during the week.
Those OF the Schuckert Electrical company
OF Muremburg dropped TO 70.60 on Friday
nut recovered to $500 yesterday upon tie
announcement that the company had Sc
cured contract to build suspension cleo.
trtcal railway In England The weeks
drop In schulkerts, however was points,
hut shares of other electrical companies
we're slightly higher. Quotations upon the
Algemeine Electrical company Of Berlin
shares rose on the declaration Of an s per
cent dividend. This company paid a diyl-
dend of II per cent last year. The news.
papers, however, point out that this years
dividend would have been below per cent
except for the fact that the companies tax
mas been refunded. Indications are that the
electrical Industry Is In a bad way. with
no prospect OF improvement All negotia.
lions for an electrical trust have apparent
~ Jailed. number Of American electri.
clans are resigning their positions In Ger
man companies aud returning to the United
States.
The money market showed greater de.
mand for the monthly settlement than
was expected Considerable demand still
put later relapsing 10 per cent
German 3s and Prusstan consols were
slightly lower during the week. and there
was little doing in foreign rentes Shares
OF the North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American Steamship companies continue 70
De weak they are lowering Just above par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
AMERICAN TRADE IN CHINA.

~ John Barrett Regards the Present
lime as Critical Period,
shanghai, November I'm reply 10 a
guest made upon him by the American
uamoer Of commerce here John Barrett.
commissioner Of the st Louis exposition
!. ASA and Australia. has made a state
ren' on the subject Of American trade in
una Mr. Barrett saws the present is
critical time in the history Of American
laue Ia China and that the future, with
.o,i stSt possibilities. depends upon the ne
frestt OF new American Chinese
bneedp anus IN China are unanimously or.
Iertoi 10 enc adoption in such treaty ~
~ ai ~ provisions Of the new British Chi
MN, utaty' and that thev regard the vital
6tir y TINS treaty the ahalifion Of the
n 70. 70 De futile. The commissioner saws
prlneihn,ols me abolition Of the likin i'm
hrItI.H mt he doubts whether the
Il tba treaty will become effective. owing
INA nY opnositlon to II of German. French
6e ryrips a9ese merchants. He saws thar
lsTetnI,lse states treaty commissioners arc
AIM preparing treaty which con
u tbe p5ps!,lIpromise on the likin, provisions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
SPANISH STEAMER SUNK,
All of the Crew Were Lost in tho Col
Iision Except Three.

All Of the Crew Were Lost in the Col
lision Except Three.
London, November The British steam
or Reguius, Captain McMuilen, from
Shields for Alexandra. has arrived at
Cirayescnd. She reports having colided
with aud sunk the Spanish steamer Enero,
Captain Delgado, from HueIva. Spain, DC
tober ~ with the exception OF three
members, the crew Of the Euero was
drowned rho accident occurred Friday
night, OF Dungcness.
The captain OF the Reguius says that
when his vessel struck the Enero he gave
the order for fun speed ahead, with the
idea Of keeping tho Two vessels locked to-
gether and thus enabling the crew of the
but either they were too excited, or failed
Ia learn his purpose, and instead Of climb
ing on board the British ship they tried
to lower a boat. with the result that
number were thrown into the sea ana
drowned. The Enero sank In a few min
utes The explosion of her boilers proba-
bly, killed many others OF her crew
The Regulus was badly damaged, a large
hole being stove IN her stem.
The Enero was an iron steamer OF 49,
tons net register. She was 2ss feet long
and was built In 1898 at Newcastle-on
Tyne. The Enero was owned by the Com
paigua Bilbnnia de Navigation OF Bilbao.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
PLANS FOR DEFENDER.
The Construetie OF Yacht viii Soon Be
Con1menced

The Construetic of Yacht VIII Soon Be
Commenced.
New York. November with every de-
tail settled regarding the coming races for
the Americas cup, the work Of construct
lrg the yacht will begin in a few days.
The contract has leen signed.
Any one OF the capitalists who form the
syndicate could easily assume the enti G
expense az the building Of the yacht. Care
full estimates place tne amount needed AZ
500. 900. and II that should prove the cor
rect figure. each man will be taxed only
$50 COO
few members Of the club have seen
the plans for the new boat and are very
much pleased with them. In model II is
understood there Is very little apparent
difference between the new boat and the
Constitution In the new boat Herrcsh n
viii correct the errors 81 the Constitution
and develop more strongly the good points
u the Columbia
II is not thought TINT tho new boat viii
carry any larger sail spread tha2 In Com
stltutiun. II would not be surprising II she
had less sail and thus possibly would {
time from the Shamrock III. N she should
he selected TO defend the cup. II Is likely
that the Yacht win be finished before the
end Of Arril
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
THE ORANGE REFINERY.
Company VIII Have Ample Capital 10
Push Plant TO Completon.

Company VIII Have Ample Capital 70
Push Plant to Completion.
Orange, Texas. November &c G; Hans.
ford, representing the Orange Refining com
pany, was here today and in an interview
with the reporter said that his business
here was TO get everything started again
and push the work OF constructing the re.
hnery and to settle all indebtedness Of the
Forward Reduction company. He said that
they had crew Of men at work on Spindle
Tor. getting ready for the beginning Of
work ON the pipe line to the Neches river,
to be located next week. The piping Tor
the construction OF this end Of the line
VIII be shipped here next week
Mr.. H0nsford also stated that their
big storage tanks east Of Spindle TOP would
ne hlled, and by the Goth OF this month
they expect TO have their work going on
all along the line. That Is work on the
crew Of men viii be placed there to finish
the construction and harges will be bought
aud built to convey the oil from Neches
river 20 the refinery at this point and moth
ING viii be left undone that men and money
can do to put the big refinery south Of
town In operation at the earliest possible
AS to the finances OF the company Mr..
llansford says that every dollar Of in.
debtcdness o. the Forward OH Producing
company viii be paid on by the 18th ~
bank here TO put the work through as fast
~ possible. He stated that the Orange
Refining company would he the third
strongest financial company operating in
the Texas oil fields. lie also stated that
the company has already been chartered
at Sd,OOo,Oo0. that the stockholders, who
arc largely located In New York and Bos.
ton, nre men Of large means and would
not hesitate 10 furnish all money necessary
to put the refinery I'm operation at the
earliest possible moment When the work
ON the refinery commences there viii he
employment for several hundred men and
when the refinery is put IN operation II will
give regular employment to a great many
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
Aaueduct Entries.

Seven furlongs, selling-Tour 10, Alpaca
105. Shark 1O5, True Blue 105, Maiden no,
Rappenecker 1Os. lee King 1O5. Alack 1o3,
Glennelie 105 DR.. Riddle no. Ivernia 1O5,
Starter 100. Bounteous los, Musidora 100,
Irldescent 1os, Tangible 1O5. Queen Car
nival l05. Blanket Zoe, sedition 100, Tou-
raine los.
Mile and seventy yards. 2year oids, sell
Harrison 102, Epidemic a. Hedge 90,
Gallant Smith 102, Franklin G. 90. Turn
THAN IO1 w. OYerton %, Cruachan 102.
SIR Faust 1O2, Blue Delft 90. Pagus o.
Seven furongs, The Woodmore- Belyinc
118. The Alnsketeer 1l5. Dereszeka los,
Sadducee 112 Clorita 112. Honolulu 100.
Bar lie Due los, Potente no Anack lis,
Lady Sterling 105. Satire 113, Trump 1903
G.. Whittier los, Merry Maker los
Mile and seventy yards. handicap--Bon.
hilbert 1913. Hermencia 81. Hunter Raine
ers 1903, Himself IS. Old Hutch l12, Ar
ticulnte 100, Lord Bage los, ZoroaEter III
MAckey Dwyer o. Captain Arnold S., Fly.
Ing Jib 05. Jim Clark 50.
Five and half furlongs, 2-year-old a.
lies-aelsha Girl 90. Love Note 90. RIOS.
Tint 101. Futurita 90. Julia Arthur 90
Sis Wagner %. Lady Mistake 90. Almarino
90. Lady Lake tO4, Athlana III Lady
Knighthood 90, Name Worth lO4, Florham
Queen III, Ammo Hathaway 90, COnspicu,
Gus 80. Lady Sarah 90.
Mile and seventy yards seliing-Dr Bar.
low los. Slidell 0s. Fonsolee iOf. Knight
OF the Garter iO6 Fast Keision 1903. Attilla
95 linking 81. Gold Braid %. VesGvla as.
Tact 90, Freelander %, Great American
100 Blanche Herman 95. RightawRy lOG.
Weather clear and track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
TEXAS DEATHS.

wHITWoRTH -Beeville. Texas. octo.
her a1.-Mrs. s. G Whitworth, mother OF
NJ NJ Whitworth, a we'll known and pros
porous farmer of this county, who died In
Gainesville last Sunday. was buried In the
city cemetery here yesterday morning at
1890 The remains arrived here Tuesdav
night, but were. held until yesterday to
await the arrival Of son from Mexico
ROWE Wharton. Texas. November 2
Died, last night AT the residence Of her
son-in-law, Mr.. s. B May, Mrs s. NJ.
Rowe aged So years. Funeral took place
this evening. Mrs Rowe was well known
in the State, belonging TO a prominent
Texas family, and was loved and revered
for her virtues and noble womanly char
acter. She leaves one child, Mrs s. b.
May.
AMAN.-Hearne Texas. November
1.-Hearpe lodge. knights OF Pythias, was
advised by wire this morning OF the death
IN Del Rio Of Mr. II T. Waggaman, for
several years manager OF the Crescent
News and Hotel company at this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
DARKNESS FOR TWO DAYS,
tense Alarm Was Felt in Guatemala
Over the Eruption.

etense Alarm Was Felt in Guatemala
n Over the Eruption.
Tapachula, State OF Chiapas, Mexico, No
sember 2--Growers on nelghboring hacien.
Z rs WHY and l9at loss owing to the fact
ihat theiNy, forgisdn not procure food, the
fields belnEe fyercd with ashes from the
ssnta Maria volcano. The brooks are
Booked with ashes and cInders, and all the
eelghborlng roads are covered thick with
sshes and cnders
4 II begins IN be seen that the coffee plant
1rs VIII come on better than the stock rails
p Dllgcnt Investigation shows that there
Eas no loss ~ life during the recent dis
frhlnces though what may nave happened
Fear the volcano ia Guatemala IS not known
AeTe, The people are beginning to regain
sonadencc, though their experience was n
FTible one One house only was damaged
lnring the earthquake.
reports from towns across the Guatemala
forder show that the alarm WIS Intense,
herybody fearing a similar fate as hefell
IN people In Martinique and St Vincent
\ maj most impressed everyone was the
lalkness which prevailed for more than
Government experts arc studying the Of
w Of the volcano eruption and will soon
pake report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
CATHOLIC DISTURBANCES.
The characterization OF the Phitppnes
Church May Settle Matters.

The characterization Of the Philippines
Church May Settle Matters.
Manila. November 2-The hAdy Of A
native woman, who was att nded NJ her
death nv priests Of the Catholic church On
the Philippines was refused interment yes.
terday at the Pace cemetery, which is
owned by the Roman Catholic church,
There was scene at the cemetery and tho
police we're called in to maintain order
In retaliation for this refusal OF inter-
ment Bishop Aglicipa and other lead rs
Of the schmlsmatic movement are discuss
ing plan to appeal 70 the courts 10 oh.
tain possession of certqin churches aud
other property In the Philippines
This movement Is being watched CLOSELY
In government and politic 4 circles The
extent II the detection Of native clergy and
their lay ADHERE MIS- from The church ~
Rome Is not known. but II is claim d that
a majority Of the native clergy sympathize
with the movement The appointment of
IN American archbishop In the Philippines
however. trd the Amerlc9nization Of the
Roman Catholic church here with a clear
definition Of the status Of the native Clergy
wnulh turn the tide Of bath clergy and iaity
In favor Of the Roman church