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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-15
BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSP.

received at the office OF the Board of
Commissioners. Honolulu Fire Depart
ment. until /. o'clock NJ. Monday. May
18th. 1902. for furnishing 1000 feet 31s-
inch cotton covered fire hose. to be de-
livered 40 days after notification of ac-
ceptance of tender.
All tenders must be accompanied
with samples.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all tenders
KENNETH r. G.. WALLACE.
Secretary. Board Of Commissioners, H.
+. d. 6166
Honolulu, May 10th. 1902
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NOTICE

I would respectfully request all per
sons ewing me to call and arrange set
Element Of their accounts at once.
Ny mother (Annie J. Burgess) Is 80
thorized to receipt for my account -
der full power of attorney.
DR. GEO. w. BURGESS.
24s 8. King ST.. April IS, 1909 s1Ss
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FORT r. EOYME<T OFFICE
163 8. King St.

We supply cooks. walters. yard boys,
help for homework and day work; car
penters for contractors, cooks and boys
for marine service. 61ss
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w. =. sATY,
Contractor and Builder, will do
your " rk promptly and well.
Office now at i04S Alakea St. bet.
King an Hotel. Phone Blue 1901.
stu 4 Office Fittings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
Foreign News.

London, Ju0e l0.--The race for the
Linefeld Plate OF l03 sovsrelgns at
LiuQ6eld Park today was won by
Ravens Flight, With Skeels Martin up.
Ten horses ran. The Spring two year
old plate OF 500 sovereigns was won by
Catbird, 7 to-. Glenn Jenkins up. Meele
colt, ID l, ridden by Danny Msher,
fiuished second, and Cores, colt, 100 To
8, with Skeels Martin up, third. Nine
horses ran. The Village handicap OF
JOB sovereigns was won by AgRre sor,
7 to /. with TrigGs 10. Richard
Cookers Vend Ale, 100 to 8. ridden by
Sadgrove finished second.
Cambridge, EGG, June 10,-The
University OF Cam bridge this afternoon
conferred the honorary degree Of LII.
D. on Whitelaw Raid, the special rep
resst tativs of the United States to the
coronation.
London, June 10.-The Q1een has
announced her intention OF entertain.
ing 10000 general servaLtI at a cor.
onaliOn t "a and presenting them with
medals.
Pretoria, June 10.-There have been
1000 surrenders OF Beers up today.
Dover, Eog., June 10.-lt is reported
that Col. Lynch, the Irish member OF
Parliament under indictment for trea.
SOD for fighting for the Beers in South
Africa, arrived at Calais this ait srnooD.
He intends ID cross TO Eogland tonight,
10 is eaid.
Berlin, June 9.-King Albert, Of 6axony,
was unconscious part Of last night and wac
gu rounded by his family who momentsrily
expe, ted his death. But this morning BIO sat
up, ate breakfast and smoked cigsr
Vienns, June 10.-The Tsgblats today
says that an immense caravan under q strong
escort OF gsndsrmerie has been wiret out by
Arabs near KoWelt, on the Persian gulf. The
ASSISTANTS, the psIer says, msssacred 2oo
ReadsImeries beside reIrly all the traders
and their servants numbering over 800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
VIRGINIA NGWS.

A p. Dempsey, doing a general
merchandise business 10 Frederlcks'
burg, has made an assignment. The
liabilities are small.
State Senator George s. Sbackleford
OF Orange county, who has been ex'
tremely i'll for about two months is
now thought to be out Of danger and ia
rapidly improving.
The parert, OF Miss Fannie Smith,
the 11.year-old daughter OF Mr.. George
F. Smith, a well.known farmer, VINO
lives about nine miles from Suffolk,
tniuk she ran away last night VITA a
gypsy horse-trsder, named Williams,
who lived in the neighborhood.
Mr.. w. A. o. Cole, a well-known
teamster OF Richmond and pact three
score and ten, ended his life early
yesterday by sending pistol ball
through his brain. He was alone on
the upper porch OF bis Church HUI
residence when be fred the fatal shot,
Edward Williams shot bis brother,
Charles Williams, twice and inflicted
serious wounds at Stephens City yes
t,rdsy. He bad charged his brother
VITA being too fond ofhis wife, aud yes
tsrday followed the couple 10 the home
of friend. He entered the house and
opened fl e upon his brother, and con-
tiuusd shootir G until his revolver was
emitted. The woman escaped uuhurt.
The husband was sd.
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A DISPATCH from Dact tar, Tod de-
scrhes the expulsion from that place Of
eli negro residents. A mob OF fifty
white men attempted to expel them
Saturday night. but the blacks were
rescued. The il ter, however, real zec
it was time for them to leave, and yes
terday there was general exodus
Fifteen years ago all coIored people
we're driven from Dscstur, and they
remained away until recently, when
they resppesred asemployees at hotels
The Dispatch dots net give any reason
for the procedure. II it was a wanton
act without provocation the alton oil
the whites will not meet with the OF
probt ton OF rigbt-thtnking people.
Such a movement would not have &C.
Cured 10 any st,te forming the late
Southern Confederacy without serious
provocation. Indiana furnished many
soldiers for the northern army during
the war b,tween the States. The
"prote ctiob" OF the negro was one OF
the war cries 10 the north, and DOW the
negro is being expelled from C tJ OF q
State which sci { troops II to the field In
order to secure equal rights for the
colored man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10

IT IS the current report IN Washing
ton that President Roosevelt has re-
ceived definite aud emphatic assurances
from Senator Hanna that he will net
be a candidate for the presidential
nominstion 10 1904, but that, Oh the
col t-ary, be and his friends will ad-
Vooate the nomination OF President
Roosevelt. Senator Hanna is eat EFF d.
II is said, to defer his presided tial
aspirations for four years, and his
friends say that he Intends to devote
much of his time TO the tfjrt OF i'm
proving the relations between capital
aud labor, hoping II win fame and
popularity. Mr.. Hauns, chairman Ct
the republican, national comm tee, and
Postmaster General Payne, vice chair
man of the came committee, are now
10 favor OF the nomination Of President
Roosevelt, who, from present appear
aDces, will have walk-over for the
next nomination. But be cannot win
before the people if t1e democrats
nominate the right man against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
GENERAL FITz LEE. -.-Geu. Fltzhugh

OENbhAL rllL LEEs-'-UbU, rlIL1uRD
Lee was 10 Richmond yesterday. The
general said he had not KEEP. up closely
with the work OF tle constitutional
convention, and evinced more interest
10 nt tlons questions. Discussing the
outlook, General Lee declared that the
democrats could not hope to win on
divided Issues.
1--WE must get togo ther on some com.
mon ground il we would win." said the
General, land il we do that the pros.
poets are bright, for a united democrat.
ic party cancel b. defeated in this
COUNTRY"
General Lee said the party could ntt
afford to cling to dead issues. but
should rise up and embrace the living
present and make its battle on living
que't ons.
"Without su.renderiDg any views az
TO the bentf that might have been de-
rived from u double standard of cur
rspcy," be went on, Tor sacrificing any
principle 10 the matter, our party
ought ID come together and declare
that the issue having been twice sub
mitted and twice rejected by the Amer
lean people, we will meet the sltut ton
on a pli t'orm as broad as the country
aud join the great march of progress on
seuss born Of t1e living present"
When asked concerning the proba.
bilty OF his candidacy for the United
States Senate to s1cceed Senator Mar
tir, General Lee referred to the maxim
about not crossing bridges uLtil they
we're reached, and added that be had
given the matter no thought whstsyer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

10 the court of appeals at Wytheville
yesterday Anderson and Names vs.
Messy Creek Woollen Mile, was
argued.
Fulkersou, administrator, vs.. Taylor
ct ais. Pal italy argued.
Blanchard vs.. Commonwealth, from
Richmond. Submitted on brief.
City of Roanoke and James II. Win
Rtts We. Bartlett Boiling. Appeal
awarded.
Fluuey vs. FiDney. FROM Russell
county. Appeal refused.
II. w. Sibley ct ais. vs.. Hanslsy. Mo-
ton TO increase bond denied.
Kent vs. Preston, from Wytbe. APP
p al refused.
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Fire in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 10-Flve persons
were more or less seriously burned and
fifteen privsts residences, TWO dig graiu
elevators and warehouses, and coal
yard were destroyed by a fire which
broke out at IL O'Clock this morning st
Broad street and IodisDs avenue ana
was not gotten under control until 1:3O
p. N. A territory covering more than
city block was burned over
Many families are rendered homeless
and have lo,t all their household be.
loueiogs. The two grain elevs t1rs and
5 900 tons OF coal stored 10 cars upon q
sidipg which were destroyed were the
property OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Both the Grain warehouses
we're # jcked to the limit With grain,
4 our, bay. and straw. all OF which was
burned. The loss exclusive OF personal
property is estimated at a quarter OF q
million dollars. No estimate OF the ID.
sursnce has yet been attempted.
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Fo-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Gloomy Outlook For Arbitration.
New York, Juae 10 Carroll d.
Wright, Uoited States labor commits.
sioner. who is here by direction oil
President Roosevelt to Investigate the
coal strike. will this afternoon visit the
coal presder t. and opers t )rs and get
their side of the strike. The coal
presidents. judging from q talk with
Mr.. Truesdsle, of the Delaware,
Lackawsuns & Western Railroad, do
not think TIE Inquiry OF Commissioner
Wright can alter the situation. Presl.
der t TruesdaIe said: II shall receive
Mr.. Wright courteously. As to any
chsI &c 10 the situation, there is none.
There can be no arbitration" Mr..
Truesdale said be expected the strike
to disintegrsteslow
John Mitchell, president Of the Uult-
ed Mine Workers, said this morning
that there are no new developments In
the situation, and thtt be would re.
lnru to WIlkesbarre on the 1l:55 train.
NJ tchell said that he bad received no
word from the coal operators while
here. He had no word to add concern.
log the anthracite situation beyond the
fact that the miners could hold out for
a long siege.
Wlkesbarre, Pa, June 10.-Gloom
has again fallen upon the anthrac;ts
region DOW that it Ia known thst moth
ing tlDRible 10 the way OF q se Element
OF the miners strike is expected to fol-
low the conference bttseen President
John Mitchell, and Carroll ID. Wright,
| 10 New York last night.
Blue6elds, w. Va, June 10.-Tbe
I strike situation in this distric- is DOW
aid 10 be gr.ver than bat OF 1895. Al
ea, 80 per cent Of the entirr Ii II is
tied up. 1t 10 repo' 4 tii 40 OeG
At Black h nd, Oh d VIC c. K wno
nave been working ~ me III -
ably today. A nj ,rIty OF tnese M
are foreigners. Work is practically It
a s,andstiIl 10 the New r yer district.
Violence IL feared on Loup Creek
There are between 5000 sno 5000 mi
ners employed 10 that field aud U. 8
Deputy Marshal Cunningham and q
numb OF special deputies are on uard
there. The Monarch, BIB Mountain and
Kellfy's Creek mioes OF the Kanawhs
g. Hooking Company have not been az
tected by the strike. TIE Chesapeake
mining company is running with a re-
| duced force.
FArmoIt w. Va, June 10.-Four
strikers we're taken 10 custody by the
Sheriff last night upon a charge Of 10.
timidAtion of miners who wanted to
, work, and threatening their lives.
The movements have not grown any
sud today the msrchers stayed near
MoDanghs. A combined effort OF o.
ganiz re- in this part OF the stSt) will
ma pit foIt1 10 lis immediate vicinity.
No miners went cut Today, and all lie
quiet.
Baltimore, Md, June 10.-The
American miners at the New York
Mine decided to resume work today.
New York, June 10 &C. J. Wlttem.
berg, President OF the Chesapeake &
OHIO Railroad, says that reports re.
ceived from his agents 10 West Virginia
indicate thai the strikers there were
likely to return to work 10 day or
two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10

The HYGEIA TO Go.-Orders we're
received yesterday by the Cnamberlin
Hotel Company, of Old Point, from the
War Department. giving the company
notice to tear down the old Hygtia
Hotel and clear the space now occupied
by that structure. The orders have
not yet been made public, but it has
been known for some me that the
government was contemplating the
building of q government park on 1e
cite OF the b, til. IL is also the purpose
OF the department to extend t1e batter
Les at this post and to erect a number
OF new buildings for purely military
purposes. The ,osl improvement con-
templstsd will COT ten million dol
lars, 1t is said. Plans for the park
are already under way. and it is prob
able inst az soon % the site Is clear the
the work on the park will be begun.
The orders name q certain time In
which tue building IL 10 he removed,
but this dsts has not yet been given
out. The Hygeia was erected way
back 10 the 70s 90 TIA government res
eryation on the cond on that It should
bs torn down in a reasonable time
should the goverumer have other use
for the property. The Cnamberliu
was also built under these conditions,
and it was thought at first that both
he lie would have t, come down to
make room for he park. II was found,
however, that the Hygeis site would
furnish enough space. TOere hsve
been many fal 10 alarms about the hotels
beiog torn down. one of them being ST
the beginning OF the Spanlsh-American
war. When tle order really came it
nrast al mn little exc L ,ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10 1902
r--..,a nov.M Of wre.tipg Alssce-

FRANCIS DREAM Of wrettiog Aiseoe-
Lorraine away from German col tfo',
where it has been since the war OF
1870. hts vanished. Not even the
Frapco.Russisu sllia' ce, tae re-ensc'-
mint of which has just bsen celebrat q
b7a visit of tue President to the Car,
can bolster up that cherished delusion.
Since Germany took these provinces
from Frapce at the close OF the war
her preatelt ambition bias been TO get
Them back uoder the tri-co!or-tVen al
the fearful cost OF another war. T9e
Fraeeo-Russiau slliaoce was hailed
originally as TIE first step toward
so1e. z OF Germany. But 80 hfm
1, the Kaiser's grip upon the
flrmer French provinces that &c
has Just removed the dictator
q in ause in their constitution, feeling
out cafe 10 doiog so. Meanwhile be
has conferred honors on the Presidett
of the Representative Assembly ana
on a Representative OF an AlsatiSn
constituency in the Imperial Reicbttsg
who was educated 10 France, and up
ill 1888 served 10 the French army.
Az a further proof CT the loyalty CT
these provinces to the German E Dpire,
the recru ting 10 Alssce. Lorraine for
the imperial navy ia unusually brisk.
The Kaiser ia satisfied that 10 case OF
q war with France now 8 maj ority OF
the residents of the provinces would
take eide with Germany. AID Gil this
In lhilty year! Truly the times
chauge and men change with them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
A Narrow Escape from Death.

Bath, Me-, June 1O.-Ros Q stsrreit. IL
years old, saved her life yesterday by ca CD
ing in her teeth, ballet from 3z.esl ore
revolver, which was accidentally discharged
but 4 " feet from her face. She add her
younger brother were exsminiro the re-
volver whom it was discharged. The bullet
entered her mouth and hit her back teeth
She spst out the Juliet which was fstteDe
BY the impact. The girls fee was burnt
by the powder bat the doctor who dresad
her wounds said che would not suffer any
serious injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

A tornado passed over q section of
farming country south of Lake Park,
MINI, late yesterday, wreckipQ
fiiteea Of twenty fern houses ard
killing from four to ten perst ne. A
number Of people were injured.
The New York Court OF Appeals to.
day confirmed the conviction OF Heir
Johann Most for publishing ansrchistic
articles In his paper shortly after the
assassination OF President Mckinley.
He Is sentenced to one years inprison-
ment.
Tracy and Merrill the escaped con.
victs from the Salem, Oregon pen
itentiary. returned to Salem last night,
held up two men took their clothes
stole team and escaped again to the
hills. Bloodhounds are en- route from
Walla Wslls penitent!ary, The muir
derers will doubtless make a stard
when cornered and fight to the death.
Elkin and Q1ay leaders are still con.
fideIt OF their respective positions IN
rhe fight for the nomination for the
Governor of Penn sylysnis, but the
Qlsy men seem more certsin of their
Vrouod and say that Pennscber will be
The nominee. ttorney General E!kiO,
n wever, does rot believe that the
Q1sy managers understand the real
conditions. His friends assure him thai
Fl ures heretofore given out are &C.
curste and tina, there has been no loss
from the originsl Ultimate. Thirty OF
The Allegheny delegation held caucus
this morning and sgred to support
EIkio. Wstsrs men will caucus With
the Penny pscker forces tonight Oh
organic on OF convention. No action
will be taken on guberns )risl nomiua
ton 10 this caucu'. There is some
talk of ex.Lieutensnt Governor G. w
Stone as compromise candidate.
This was field day Of the cen tennisl ce' ebra-
ton Of the United States Nj itsry Academy
at West Point, N. Y. In the morning four
classes Of the corps # cadets, competed in
athletic contests on the parade ground. A
fair sized crowd was present.
Chicsgo's telephone girls are preparing to
strike for higher wsgeh They have asked
the local federation CT labor officials to assist
them In forming q union. There are ! 10
telephone operators in Chicago.
Fire at midnight last night destroyed the
plant If the New Brunswick, N. j. cosl and
Ice company. Ten iorses persisted. Horse
thieves are believed to have fred the place.
dispatch from Montreal reports that 8
fre at St. Bithael. B. c.. last night destroyed
"a h ousss and rendered fifty families home.
less. The damage amounted to 10000.
Tho democratic county COMMITTEES at Read
ing, Pa, this morning passed resolutions en-
dorsing Ex-Governor Robert e. Pattison for
the nomination for Governor.
The Liberty bell reached Philadelphia to-
day and Is again in independence Hall. 1t
was received with military aud tiYie parade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
Washington, D. c., June 10.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Csrmack introduced o resolution
noting the summary dismissal from the
classified service ofthe War department
of Rebecca J. TAYLOR aud directing the
committee 90 civil service and re-
trenchment to iOvett gate such removal
and report as to whether 1t was maze
10 accordance with law.
Upon objection OF Mr.. Scott 1t went
over.
The committee amendment was
agreed 10.
Upon pt t on OF Mr. Spooner, the
committee restored The words: "Gres
Lakes" 10 the amendment providiDe
for the appointment of 8 commission u
select q site for naval training sta
ton.
The bill was then passed.
At the conclusion OF the routine bust
Dess the naval sppro pTiatlon Dill was
taken up.
Mr.. Perkins discussed the comm ttse
amendment leaving 10 the discretion Of
the Secretary of the Navy the build.
log OF ooe battleship. one protected
cruiser, and one gunhoat In govern
ment navy yards instead OF making
such act mandatory, as was done by
the House OF Representatives. he
made q strong plea for the govern meni
yards.
HOUSE.
The House 10 committee oil the
whole resumed consider, on OF the BAL
transferring control OF certiin forest
reserves from the Iolerior to the Agrl'
cultural Department.
Mr.. Cannon moved to t Ike ont le
epsctng clause and obtained uUsni'
nous consef to address the comm tt &c
for thirty minut g on the pending bill
and bis nj ton was agreed to.
Mr.. Cannon appealed to the mem DarF
ID vote to strike oft the eneCti1g clause
ss he said 1t was only duplicating SER
vice. He said that the bureau In the
Department OF Agriculture TO which II
was Intended to give control OF the
46 600 900 acres OF forest reserves Il
composed OF a lot OF scientists whose
industry lie t1 fasten on to the "public
tir." Scientists. be said, were ell right
in their wsy, nut 10 practical everyday
fairs, they were of DO use.
He made staten ut of 1e revenues
ofthe government for t1- cnrrent d cal
year, estimaied at 1888 .s9S 042. The
expenditures for the current year be
placed at 1858 6S3 042. lesving a
surplus of 800 OO0O 900 from which he
said $5S. 100000. the requirements oil
the sinking fund, must be deducted.
He estimated the revenue for the CON
ing fiscal year at s7l2 OPS $50. The
regular spproprist on bills for the
coming fiscal wear, in their present
stage carry $500 Csc 404. To this be
added $69, 92l ,220 the permanent an
pual appropriations including IL tsrest
on the public debt and customs GER
vice. He said that the omnibus
claims act would cost $4,000,
coo and deficiencies already pro
yided for this session involved 800
600 900, bringing the total up to S69l,-
445. 1853. He appealed TO the House
not to appropriate money that was not
needed. He said that il money for
canal-either Panama or Nicaragua
or for q Pacific cable, should be APP
appropriated 1t would take every cent
of money coming for t1e fiscal year
Mr.. Csnnon's motion to strike out
the enacting clause and thus defeat the
bill was carried 10 committee of the
whole, GO to AZ.
10 the House Mr.. Lscey,of Iowa, de-
msnded the yeas and nays on that
question, and they were ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
dangerous IrNeeIected.

Burns. cuts and wounds often fail TO heal
properly If neglected and become troublesome
soieL DeWitt's Witch Hazel 6alve prevents
sucn consequences. Even where delay has e.
gravsted the injury DeWitt's Witch Hszll
Salve effects q cure. Il hsd q running sore on
my leg thirty years." says II. C. Hartly, YAM
keetowp, Ind. After using many remedies,
/ tried DeWilts Witch Hazel sslye. A few
boxes hesled the sore" Cures all skin
dsos'es. Piles yield 10 il st once eewa-e Of
Sons.
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ACCIDENT TO Miss DANIEL ali
gence was received st Wincht ster yes
terdsy of the serious injury sustained
BIZ Miss Mary Dame, daughter OF Rev.
Nelson P. Dame, rector OF Christ
Church, that city. Tbs rccident &C.
Cured ct Port Royal, where Miss
Dame was visiting. In company with
party of young people she was re.
turning 10 q carriage from q reception.
when tie pole broke while descending
O hill. RunniDg at q terrific speed.
and with no means to guide 1t, the
vehicle jumped q gully snd upset. All
the occupants were thrown out and
hurt, but Mics Dame was the MOI t
seriously injured. Her head aud neck
were badly cut, and for ever twelve
hours she was unconscious. The ply.
sioians think che will recover. Mics
Dame Is well known in t1is city.
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ATrust to Include Mao hine Shops.

Mil~aukee, Wis, June 10.-A repre-
sentt We OF Charles M. Sen wsb is said
to have been here in conference with q
represet t We of the AIlis Chalmers
Comnany and the Wisconsin, Bridge
and Iron Company. Il is supposed the
conference was for the purpose oil talk.
ing over q pew consolidation OF the iron
and steel mauia, lriDg intere' +, which
Mr.. Scbwab is said t. be engineering,
snd which lie to include the machine
shops OF the country.