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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
ristrict Court: Wilcox, ,.

I he lerrors Of bteskbone fever
seemed to have no holding i, fuence
on the gathering together OF Chi
ness gamblers for, al hough the in
siduous and enervatipg disease il.
bn)wn 10 be highly contagious
there were nearly a dozsn aud a
half OF Celestial citizens presented
before Judge Wilcox this morning
on charges OF gambling and Of be.
ing present at a gambling game.
The first dozsn, who are thought to
have permitted their tongues to
wAg universally ia the matter OF
bribss and bribery, were to be pro-
secuted by the Attorney General,
in propia persoaae But hitch oc-
CURED, ana, the cases thus connect
ed, were passed over until this after
noon. The other cases Kawasaki, o
JAP, for needless riding was mol
pras'i. l. G Ngtgeers, the local
man OF many dogs, was arraigned
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

nothing has been shown that 1t was
necessary, when the bill the Senate re-
jected, relative to giving the minority
in any corporation voice in its affairs
was of more Importance in a way than
this other. This action on Mr.. Kuma-
lae's part should dispel all shadowy
illusion as to his being one of the Sen
ator's henchmen in the House, on the
ground that he is an employe of the
Senator's.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

~ common nuisance but explained
tn, change ara-. j w Carroll had
a loaded n and made it danger
Gus for one Fax n chola' TO be in
the vicini'T. A "eotp'r" corp \
him aud his examiu ,tion was passed
VI to the Circuit Court. Four Cni-
iese present at q gambling Rama
rere each fined $40 and osts and q
,,lf a-duz an drunk, ac-ivsd the
1903 dispensa,ion OF So each and
.osts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
A Curiosity Gone.

The "Alliga,or," which has 30
ong interested, amused and terri
iei the visitors to S: Louis @ Ill g,
g stated to have sh, ffl d If what
,ver cinch he may have bad on any
mortal coil" by quietly making bis
sxit, in his tsnt, on FIJI lay the 10Th
inst. The csymao, wa brought
here about IL years ego by Bro her
Matthias The body will be- skinned
and pressrve'.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

appear before it, and, at the same time,
have all measures bearing on the ques-
ton brought forward. The idea is to
give all those interested chance to be
heard, and where all interested may be
enabled to point out certain portions
that are likely to affect them and their
interests We deem his to be nothing
more than justice, as there are now
before the Legislature many bills per-
tanning and directly aiming at their in
terests 1t is not fair to allow only
few to have all the say, while the ma
jority are left unheard, for all are
equally taxpayers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
BOUNCE BRIGHAM.
Senator's.

The Independent the other day pub
lished a. letter, signed "Kona," in
which is given an account relative to
damaging remarks made by Professor
Brigham against Captain Cook, the
well-known English navigator and dis
coverer of these Islands. 1t is alleged
by this correspondent that Mr.. Brig
ham claimed that Capt. Cook and his
officers had sown the seeds of syphilis
among the Hawaiians, that has exist
ed to the present day, and that he (B.)
did not believe that there was any Ha-
waiians living but was diseased, and
that after handling anything that had
been used by kanakas he always made
it practice to wash his hands. We
cannot help but believe these attribu-
ted remarks, as it seems like the man
himself. Remarks like these have
been heretofore credited to him, and
the kanaka hate in him is enough to
make anyone believe that he made
them. Coupled with his vindicate and
vituperative abuse of the late Father
Damien, it is more than wonder to
us tnat the Trustees of the Institution,
of which he is the virtual chief, per-
mits him to remain within it's confines,
so long. The abusive remarks against
Capt Cook and his oincers may or may
not be true, it's correctness being
much doubted yet we do not intend or
! pretend to defend them, but we think
! they were utterly uncalled for, 1t being
entirely unsubstantiated by any fact
whatsoever, and is in like vein as re-
marks alleged to have been recently
made by him to visiting tourists. We
f., think the time is ripe for the kanaka
hater and defamer to be sharply call
ed down and made to step down and
out, as his pernicious influence is most
intolerant to citizens and damaging to
visitors. We have had enough of him,
who has been fed these many years
from the estate of a Chiefess of the
race of aboriginal people he despises.
Let him walk the plank of scientific
renown right now! We've already had
more than we want of him. Drop him
off,
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Islands New s.
(MAUI NEwS.)

Mr. d Mac,ea came over to X sbu-
lui by Wed sday's Claudiue, to
succesi G B Cnttrel as chief epgi-
nesr OF the K r r Co.
S,me nu,h needle grading an 1
m ,rada N 'zug rs being d ,ns OF he
roai opposite the Wailusu depot.
The factory OF the Hawaiian Fruit
& Taro G at w iiuk / is b ,in ov r
hauled aud repaired, with the view
OF resumine the manufacture OF tsro
-four 81 or!!y.
Ga Su ,day mo;l nz the mil boat
let for L7nai, with two mn on
board. N).hiog has been heard
from the since; aui it j. fsart d
tiat the N n and the N ,il are lost.
HILo TR BJNE.
The railroad from Puaa!ou land.
in to Psbela mill will be co
pleted within a couple of mouthe.
f Z G ,nrad has sec pied h. po-
sition OF collector d 8 lic:tor Il r
the Hilo Electric Light c..
A Richley will at once b gin be
obstruction of a warehou.a and
passenger station for the Hiio R l.
road Company in the rear Of he
Old d ,funct Kinau saloon on Front
street. The building will be- aft r
the style Of the sta ion tousAs iuilt
by this com 2anY at Fernda!e AID
Noun ain View.
The w ,iakea portion # Hi!o pre-
ssnts a wholesome air OF active pr, =
gres,. Work goes steadily forward
on the Hilo d ,ck. Two railrosd
bridges are iu process OF construc-
ton across Walkea river, big gang
OF Japanese sre grading ON the up
town extension OF tn. BiIo Rail
road aud pile driver is SO ding
home the hti ks that will. sstve as a
D,ls' er for thu sea wal.
Daring I'll g psst W til several d.
ferent private ci ns have recaived
letters of II qni y from p-ople ia tbs
States relative to opportunities f,r
Investment on the lslabd OF Hawaii
S,ms OF these inquiries are from
men having $4,000 t. iuve.t.
proper o'gauizs ion in the CITY oi
Hilo should be- Eff acted az once tc
follow up such iuql'ries with the
necessary informst,on.
Nj e e Richards, local rspresen
t,.iv- of !hs Department of Fublit
Works, states that in resp )n.e tt
the Department. rfqnest for the
filing OF claims for dam ,ges on ac
count Gf the extension OF Bridg,
streat many ara coming in.
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coming.

Attorney General Andrews, in his
concluding remarks to his answer to
the Kupihea resolution on the construc-
tion of Section So of the Organic Act,
whether hte Legislature could create
counties and town and city municipal
tiles separately or jointly, says that,
the query in the resolution" was "a
little vague" Is that SO, Mr.. Attorney
General? If it was, why diu he smooth
it out? We think the Attorney Gen
eral must be somewhat vague" him
self, too. The query, instead of being
vague, must have struck home, for he
gave quick reply.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
H A w A [ I A N
S Q A p
For Everybody

The HONOLULU SOAP WORKS
are now putting up their BEST
Number SOAP in 80 pound Cases
family size-at So rs per box, deliver
ed free to every part OF the city.
Full cases 100 pounds-will be de-
livered at $4 25.
For all empty BIKES returned in
good, clean condition, 10 and 20
cents will be paid.
Every Family in the Islands
should have a case Of Soap at this
price. The best Soap made for the
Kitchen and Laundry. Try case.
II ,s cheaper than buying by the
bar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

The rejection of Senate bill by the
House was strongly supported by Mr..
Kumalae, moved by Representative
Long to reject, it being a measure tam
pering with the revenue. We see no
reason why it should be passed, as
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
NOT A HEN ;HEAN.

Remarks have been heretofore heard
that Representative Kumalae would al
ways follow in Senator Achi's shadow.
But this has not been SO far borne out
by what has occurred during this leg
islative session, the latest exhibition
was on Saturday in the House.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23
TOPICS OR 7HE DAY.

1t is now up to Superintendent Coop
er to answer the many questions asked
Oh him in the House on Saturday. We
understand others will soon be forth
coming.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

A correspondent makes suggestion
that the Legislature (both branches)
appoint committee and have all the
men interested in the liquor business
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-23

So far, nothing has been heard of the
administration of the Board of Health
and of the Attorney Generals Depart
ment. Why is it? What's the matter,
anyway? These Bureaus, too, need
thorough examination and investiga-
ton Just as we'll as the others now be-
ing reported; but, it is up to the re-
spective Committees to repor on them
whether they deserve eXcoriation or en-
comium. Which is it to be, gentlemen?
If the former, it is reported that it paid
for. two buggies with horses and har-
nesses for the uses of its executive Of
ficer and Secretary at all times, be-
sides it is maintaining cooking es-
tablishment, near by its headquarters,
where free lunches are being served to
certain ones, whether off or on duty.
And, in the latter, something should
be known of report $1,000 l. o. U. held
by the late accommodating chief clerk
of the Public Works Department. re-
garding its payment, how paid and by
whom The above is current talk and
should be Investigated.
Another Senate Bill was most un-
tremendously rejected by the Repre-
sentatives last Saturday. 1t received
but scant courtesy, only its title being
read and it failed to pass second read
ing by vote of q to 6, the ayes and
noes being called thereon. We do not
consider this course good policy, yet
tim yabe all right as retaliatory
movement, for a like consideration
from the upper body, but that has been
settled already and the feeling of re-
taliation should be buried. We quite
agree with Representative Knudsen
when he said that it was discourteous
treatment; the bill could have been al
lowed to pass first reading, and on the
second stage, commit and report, and
then would be the time to not permit
it to pass second readind. Yes, sir
right you are, such conduct would be
more courteous Better feeling should
prevail, if it is possible to; but as G
legislator remarked to us the Other
day, after the Senate's rejection of {
House bill, he expected to see some re-
sentiment shown and then the "tug-of.
war" between the two would begin II
real, dead earnest instead of being too
harmonious, as both have been. Ye
there is such thing as courtesy du,
to one another.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
AVER PASO UN TEMPORAL QUE
LE DIRIJIA AL NOROESTE.
Paso Iejos de la isla Y solo po-
CO intensos fenomenos lie alcan-
aaron.

Como nuestros habituales lectores
podrGn comprobar por las observacio-
nes barom6tricas que como de costum-
bre publicamos en- dos cuadros, 4 am
bos lados del nombre de este diario,
la preston barom6trica, nos acuso aver
ell paso pr6ximo de un temporal que
Gamma al Noroeste.
Desde ell sabado proximo pasado la
variaci6n del term6metro y barome-
tro algo anormal nos anuncio; y 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta de que ell dia 8, cuarto
aniyersario de San Ciriaco, algo Sc es-
peraba, que comprobaron las oscila-
clones bar6metricas, de aqu1 que ell
p1blico estuviera temeroso.
Aparte de 10 que decimos en- nuestra
information local, de 10 que nos anun-
cia ell corresponsal de Ponce y las OBJ
servaciones que publicamos en- los cua-
dros de que hemos hecho menci6n, pu-
clicamos continuation ell telegrama
que Sc recibio de Washington ell saba
do Ultima bora. Dice asi:
SPerturbaci6n barometrica Este de
Barbados, Sc movera hacia ell Noroeste
sobre todas las islas de Barloyento,
probablemente pelgrosa fuerza.~
Afortunadamente ell peligro ha de-
saparecido Y por esta yez hemos sail
do ilesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
.InfOrmG del guar
dia Sierra
acerca de la rina de anoche

Refiri6ndonos ell suceso de anoche
en- la calle de la Luna y del que sc in
forma en- otro lugar de esta edici6n
podemos noticiar 10 siguiente, que ell
guardia Sierra nos manifesto
<Con motive de haber despedido ell
dueno de la dulceria, de la calle de la
Luna n6mero ga 4 Epifanio Roman,
que desempenaba ell cargo de maestro
dulcero, colocando en- su lugar 4 Ro-
man Escalera, ell Roman Sc reunio con
cinco indiyiduos mas, fu6 4 provo
car 4 Escalera, pidiendo que 10 echa-
sen la calle.s
SEntonces uno de los duenos de la
dulceria me encontr6 contandome 10
que ocurria.0
<Cuando llegu6 uno de los que acom-
panaba 4 Roman di6 un palo Escalera
y Roman saeando un cuchillo nitric
las heridas Escalera.2
Embellishments, fuf en- persecu-
ci6n de los agresores que huyeron,
dando cuenta al detective Inocencio
Diaz, que POGO mas tarde, logrG cap
turar 4 Romano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
La question de raza Y Roosevelt

Nueva York, Agosto 10, 10 A. NJ.
I'll Presidente Roosevelt ha denun-
ciado los frccuentes lynchamientos
de negros que yienen ocurriendo en-
este pals, como hechos que merecen la
mas enGrgica intervention del gobier-
no. IIa manifestado que los hombres
de color americanos tienen tanto dere-
cho a las garantias de la Constitution
como todos los ciudadanos de la Repd
blica sin distingos de ningGn g6nero,
agregando que es precise detener los
desmanes de los agresores, aplicando
4 estos todo el rigor de la ley para que
cese el lynchamiento de los negros. que
deben ser considerados como sGres
iguales 1 los demas.
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ARRESTADOS
New York AUOstO 10.

New York, Agosto 10, 10 A. NJ.
Otros despachos de Paris afirman
que los supuestos perpetrators de la
aggression fueron arrestados. NJ. Com
bes reconoci6 L varios individuos de
los que Sc hallan presses, como cabeci-
Has del tumulto. La policfa desplega
eXtraordinaria actiyidad, 4 fin dc des-
cubrir ell complot conocer, ell m6yil
de la aggression.
NJ Combes manifesto, que NADIA te-
mia, y aunque Sc propusieran hacerIe
desaparecer, 81 no deiara de hacer que
las leyes de la Rep6blica sean acatadas
y respetadas por todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
SALlO ILESO

New York, Agosto 10 10 A. NJ.
FL Premier Combes sali6 ileso del
atentado, demostrando gran valor y
serenidad cuando fu6 acometido. Re-
chazo la aggression, la policia interyi-
no inmcdiatamente restableciendo ell
orden. Sc afirma que el atentado obe-
dece un complot de asesinato, en- ell
que estan comprometidas varias per-
sonas. En- Paris ha causado gran SEN
sacion la noticia del suceso y miembros
del gobierno prominentes pollticos
felicitaron enseguida i monsieur Com
bes por hacer saldo ileso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
TODA MUJER
DEBERA LEER EsTO

La preparation mas asombrosa del mum
do"-Dr. Monroe.
"Ha hecho mas en- beneficio de mi compile
xion formas, que ninguna otra cosa que yo
he usado." Anna Held.
MlLLARES DE TESTIMONIES hablan en-
los mas elevados ttrmino del Alimcnto para
In niel del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
Un jibaro de AguadiIla renuncia a
Vender sombreros en- San Juan.

Marcos Villanucva es un jfbaro del
barrio sBorinquen> dc Aguadilla.
Trajo en- dias pasados tres docenas
de sombreros de paja del pals, de su
propia manufacture, para venderlos
en- San Juan.
FL sabado estaba en- ell lliosllo de la
Marina Manolin, el dependiente del
kiosko, trat6 de tomarIe el pclo, pero
ell jibaro q. sabe como tai, lie dijo
q. 4 6l no lie tomaba ell pelo nadie {
incomodo Sc retro de ALI, despu6s de
decir 4 NIanolln muchas cosas con
gracia, resultando corrido el depen-
diente
Pero parece que Villanueya el jfba-
70, esta de malas aqu1
Luis Catala, aver domingo, le pidi6
seis sombreros para vend6rsclos y Sc
esp"1ltG con dos de los mejores.
Marcos Sc quito de Sbuyao dio
parte al guardia Sierra
Este investig6 los hechos y una vez
probados, llevo 4 Catala ante el Juez
Bazan, quien lie impuso esta manana
80 dias de arresto.
Villanueva dice que 6l no vuelve 4
vender sombreros 4 San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
Ell Premier Combes asaltado

New York, Agosto 10, 10 A. NJ.
El Presidente del gabinete frances
monsieur Combes, que Sc halla en- Mar
sella, fu6 asaltado por una muchedum-
bre compuesta de fanaticos. Mr.. Com
bes daba un paseo por la ciudad, GUAM
do ocurri0 ell hecho. Los animos es-
tan muy excitados en- Marsella, Sc
temen colisiones de anti-clericales y de-
fensores de la religion cat6Iica, que
apoyan 4 las ordenes religiosas. La
policla ha tornado serias precauciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
CABLECRAMhS
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
%LA CORRESPONDENCE
CORONACION DEL PAPA
SERvICIo ESPECIAL

New York, Agosto 10, 10 A, NJ.
De Roma informan que la corona
cion del Papa celebr6se con gran mag
niiicencia.
El Papa mostrose sumamente emo
cionado durante la ceremonial, 1 la cual
asistio distinguida concurrencia de la
mas alta representation del clero y la
nobleza cat6lica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende dapel de
denodico viejo a a $2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
NOtiCiaS generates

InNsEJO y Lhs NfADREs Fl iarate oalman',
selurd Winsluw ehe Mshpr, qHe lna macs
ell periaIo ac r. dentcidn lol'otceHa a''Vo
Immediate al p>qucGo paciente prodee N sueno "a
tura trahquilo ahya cl doioI el %age ITO despieftf
.nuy viyc allegro is muy agiadahie a paiaaaf c9i.s*
NJ nifo abanda encas, alivia sus dolores NJ -
elias Lac funcones del ssromagG -egnia JOS .n.s.'neS
rs a. ue;or renedic tonocido pa-a Is otre2 ys P1lS
3Sts le ia d>cticj5n dc cuaga.efa 1trz cs-s,
leasage ,nccho epida1o sn 2a-y JsEaef 80
lie ~ SzlRr& HiaAie4 80 a. rs@'oE % I-s-9-
TOME listed una pfldora recons-
tituyente de Vale Cancio, analfcela,
estudie bien, Y Sc convencera de que
siendo perfectamente asimilabIes tie
nen que ejercer una poderosa accion
contra la anemia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
GRATIS

Vencere del gran mtrito del alimento para
Ia piel del DIR, Charles, Sc le enviari grdtis
mediantc ell enylo de 10 centavos, para pa@ar
el costo de correo. Tambitn lie remitirtmos
nueStro libro "Arte del Massaje" el que con-
tiene los propjos movimientos, ilustradoS pa
IA el massage de In cara, cuello brazos con
dircciones completas para desarrollar el bus
TO. Dirijirse
DIR. CHARLES CO., 70 sn9@ E4Se5 ran1s EaAe'''
El alimento para Ia piel del Dr Charles Sc
encontrara de yenta en- las farmacias prin-
cipales tiendas.
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DIR. CHARLES co., 10
ESCueIa de la PuriSimd Conception
Gale de la Luna, num. 90,
frente las ventanas del antique cuadeI
de San FrGuciSco

Instruction primaria, elemental y supe-
rior incluyendo la Doctrina CrisDiana.-
Glasses de idioma Ingts, Mtisica, Canto y
Dibuio natural lineal.-Horas de escuela
de L II a. m. de l 3l p. m,
solo Sc reciben ninos de l3 amos.
No Sc admitcn alumnos eXpulsados de otras
escueas.
SupIico los padres de famiIta yi>iten el
establccimiento para que puedan juzgar del
Grden condicones del mismo
Treinla tres ancs dc servicios en- cl pro-
fesorado publico de Ia Isla con favorablcs
notas, son la garantia que ofrezco las perso-
mas que Sc dignen honrarme coniiando mi
cuidado In instruction de sus ninos.
San Juan, Agosto 10, 1903.
FRANCISCO CORTES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
CONTRA ROOSEVELT

New York, Agosto 10, 10 4. NJ.
La actitud del Presidente en- defensa
de la raza de color, ha causado gran
indignation entire partidarios de la ley
de Lynch. Narios peri6dicos comen-
tan las frases del Presidente, comba-
tiendolas de manera ruda Conside-
ran ofciosa la actitul de Roosevelt,
pues agregan que lie gufa el inter6s de
conquistarse las simpatlas de la raza
Gle color para obtener sus votos en- la
pr6Xima campana electoral.
Otros dicen que su actitud es aten-
tatoria 4 la paz de la Rep6blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
) de 90 ID. $3.50 GAIA
BaQuerO Y Gandara,

La dicha mas grande para ell disp6c-
tico es hacer perfccta digestion, solo
Sc consigue tomando la E&tomacali4a
TilIri.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-10
DR.. CHARLES

Para las formas la complexion
Esta famosa preparation tiene muchas im-
taciones pero Ell el mercado no hay NADIA que
Sc lie iguale. Sc ha sostenido a la prueba por
mas de veinte ciHco amos eStd reconocida,
hoy dia, por la ciencia mGdica miles de mu-
jeres agradecidas quienes la han usado como
la Gnica preparation que llena las mejiIlas,
cuello y braZos delgados. con carne s6lida y
saludable.
PARA DESARROILAR Ell BJ' 'STO d para
restorar los >enos ldcios su estado natural de
hermosura contorno, janis ha dejado de
dar pcrfecta satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS, No hay
raz6n porque las mujeres tengan arru4as
patas de gallo al rededor de los oios de la
boca. FL alimento para la piel del Dr. Char
les, las hace desaparecer como por mdgica
OFERTA ESPECIAL FL precfo corriente
del alimento para la piel del Dir. Charles es
81 la GAIA, pero para darlO conocer i mi
les de moradas nuevas hemos resuelto en-
War dos (2) caias i todo aquel que conteste
este anuncio nos cnvie $l-00. Todo pa
quote Sc enyia bajo una cubierta lisa, libre
de gaStOS de cOrFeO.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-05-11
wAYsIDE NOTES.

The deaths from storms and floods
in 1902 were $4,000.
| Ulster has sent out loss, $50 emf
grants during the last fifty years.
Throughout the world about 3 per
cent. of people gain their living from
the sea.
Three thousand Chinese carpenters
are in strike for better wages at
Hong Kong.
Princess Louise of Saxony, has
given birth to daughter.
1t is anticipated that the world S
supply of gold will be doubled within
the next ten years.
The diamond mines of Kimberly
have produced in the past thirty
years $3.50, 900, 600 in the rough.
The mechanical force of the sound
emitted from 100000 to 10000, 900
comets, would equal but one horse
power.
1t has been estimated that no less
than 25,oO0,00O people annually at
tend the circuses of America in one
season.
The bulk of the cranberries of this
country come from the port of
eastern Massachusetts,, which lies
near Cape Cod.
The department of agriculture re-
NJ hn oh rh ~
again in certain districts of Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland is said to be
opposed to her husband accepting
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent.
The Pennsylvania supreme court
refused to grant charter to a Chris
tan Science association.
The French Chamber of deputies
has adopted an amendment to the
army bill appropriating $240, 600 to
provide wine for the soldiers.
By putting aside their weekly
pence the school children of Atlanta,
Ga, have saved enough to purchase
an elephant for the local zoo.
While some of the Chicago minis
ters preached to the sections and a
few old reliable slumberers last Sun
day, $4,000 persons attended the base
ball game.
A strip of turtles heart which
had ceased to contract was put by
Prof. Jingle in a jar containing
oxygen and its beating was sustained
for three days.-N. o. Item.