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The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
GOV. nAABEN's DISMISSAL.
Bills Nnsterly Inactivity Permitted
Il The Riots Mt kishineif to Develop.


London, May 2l.-The Times st,
correspondent, in a dis
&patch dealing with the dismissal OF
8Goy. Raabeu Of Kichinef, says the
tconduct of the governor in allowing,
Rby his inaction, the Jewish riots to
3deyeIop into a massacre is all the
kmore incomprehensiye because he
3had assured the Jews, who warned
Nhm and appealed for protection, that
Beverly precaution had been taken to
Hsuppress disorder Yet the work or
Nbnurdcr, outrage and devastation was
klllowcd to proceed without hindrance
sand the jews were told that nothing
&ould be done for them, The Nj
$hcncN massacre, continues the cor
ApcspOndent, has shown that the local
3luthoriteS can not always be trusted
~ protect the Jews, yet in a recent
kircular Interior Minister Plehye laid
lown that Jewish clubs for self-de-
Ecnse could not be tolerated, Many
p'ussian papers have done everything
pn their power to excite hatred
Fgainst the Jews, and even now are
pIIoWcd TO say that the KichineN
ma'Slcrc served the Jews right and
10 urge still further represSiye meas
8urc against them, No corresponding
&irccdom Of speech is allowed to the
Xdcicndcrs Of the Jews.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
N Tk EMPLOY 0F RUSSIA.
Emily Five Thousand Spies, in the
Paw of the Russian Govern
ment, in America.
,0rHIAG ESCAPES THEIR VIGILANCE.
|,,ry Item of Interest TO the Rus
s;apr Government immediately
Transmitted-NO One Who At
,.cks the Government of the Car
Is safe.

4 New York, May 21.-According to
Sprominent Hebrews of this city, there
60 fully five thousand paid spies Of
II tbe Russian government in the Unit
od States. 1t is said that everything
8baying the least interest to the Rus
I. .ior Government that is said or done
4, h, the United States is transmitted
rapidly as possible by this army Of
8spies. They are especially anxious,
IN is said to get letters writ
il en- by prosecuted Russians to rela-
II. .iyes and friends in this country in
&ordpr that they may send back to the
central government utterances which
&uay be used as justification for fur
n Mber prosecution. knowledge of this
#tact il is understood, is what makes
u, he Hebrews on this side so careful
¬ 70 give verbatim extracts from
Mony foreign letters in relation to the
@nassacres in kichinetf and else
&here.
a "We must protect our cOuntrymen
zapd ourselves" said a prominent
%Iewish publisher "A Russian came
H. this city a year ago. BE said he
- a former officer in the Russian
%rmv. He was received into our fam
lie He ate at our tables, danced
&vith our girls. We found news Of a
%onfdential nature was leaking out,
&so we had a secret warning sent to
Min. He took the hint and disap-
zpeared at once.
II "The Italians have their Mafa, and
#Russia has its band Of murderers, who
Myork with as much secrecy and dis
%patch as the Malta In 60 days the
8ussian government does away with
y nv one il wishes TO, No one who at
Macks the Russian government is
*afe"
n Since last Friday no money has
Nheen sent to Kichineff from this city.
Frhe relief fund is $4,000, of which
Sj00OO has been contributed by east
aside Jews
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
WILL BE SUSPENDED.
The city RegiStrr of st, Louis To
lie Again suspended by order
OF Mayor wells,

ST. Louis, May si--City Register
ringibbon will be suspended from
office for noniensance in office, after
n vicious assault upon Thomas NJ,
Jenkins and j, li, Parker, representa-
,Iyrs Of the Chronicle, Wednesday
noon, Several Of his clerks, who
took part in the dIsgraceful ARRAY ~
we'll IA A fireman said 90 be named
Reilly may share his fate
The fracoa occurred over the n''
tempt TO deliver the finished copies
Of the Mayors annual message the
contract for which had been award
cd 20 the Chronicle after It had been
developed that the city register had
piyen the contract 20 another lirm AZ
IN cyorhitant figure
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
HE ESCAPED LIGHTLY.
Jim Cummins, Who KILLED Anna
Dishmnn nt wellington, kns" In
$500, Gets on Easy,

wellington, Kaso May 2i,-Thc
jury in the case Of Jim Cummins, the
farmer charged with killing his sery-
ant girl Anna Dishman, in August
1870, haS returned verdict finding
him guilty Of mansaughter In the
third degree. Cummns, in ht Of
anger struck the girl who was 70
years old, with q broom handle, and
blood poisoning resulted, CummIns
buried the body in n corn field on his
farm but afterwards dug j. up and
burned 1t on brush pile, His arrest
was caused by his wife, who was the
principal witness against him,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Two men were killed by caving
rocks in coal mine near Moberly.
! Mo.
The Asphalt trust has been incor-
porated at Trenton, n. j., with cap
ital of $3l, 100000.
Three hundred dcryishes were slain
in battle by the Abyssinians at Bur-
rilli in Somaliland.
A destructive blaze visited Milwau-
<ee, destroying four factories and
driving IS families from their homes.
1t is estimated that the losses Of
sheep on Montana ranges during the
recent three days snow storm will
aggregate $j,00o,00O.
William ]. Bryan is said to favor
Judge Walter Clark, of North Caro-
lima, for the democratic presidential
nomination.
Two editors at Durango, Col, ex-
| changed 10 shots at each other on the
street and neither was seriously in
jured.
The body of William Stuck, a jew
cler, at Richmond Mo-, who disap-
peared last November, has been
found in the city water reservoir.
The mining town of Little Bay,
Newfoundland, was completely wiped
out by fire Tuesday Forty dwellings
| were burned and 240 men, women and
children are homeless.
Jessie Morrison, of Eldorado, Kas.,
convicted of the murder of Clara Wi
| ley Castle, has been detailed as war
den's maid in beginning her 25-year
term in the penitentiary.
The Russian government refuses 20
receive the money subscribed in the
| United States FOR the relief of the
| Kishineff sufferers, declaring that the
home government can care for them.
The Colombian representative in
Great Britain predicts war in Colom-
| bia on account of President Mar
roquin's attitude on the Panama
| canal.
Mrs. Lulu Hadley, Of indianapolis,
Ind, who refused to make the bed in
which Booker r. Washington had
slept, has received, in all, $500 from
| citizens of southern states
Dealers in dressed poultry in New
| York believe that the Beef trust in
tends to seek a monopoly in that busi-
ness and are complaining bitterly at
the encroachment.
| Fourth Assistant postmaster-Gen.
eral Bristow now says that it will
| take him much longer TO complete his
investigation Of alleged Irregularities
than he thought,
Disagreement has arisen between
Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw and
| the Louisiana Purchase exposition
authorities concerning plans for the
| approaches TO the government build
| ing.
| Norman Z, Mack has written an
open letter in reply to Editor Metcalf,
of the Omaha World-Herald, in which
he urges the Bryan and Cleveland
factions Of the democratic party to
get together,
A movement Is under way at Rich
| mond, Va, for the removal of the re.
mains Of Patrick Henry from its neg
lected grave in Charlotte county, Va,
to the place where he made his most
famous revolutionary speech.
The Jews Of London are stirred up
| over the declarations Of Count Casini,
| ambassador 10 the United States, who
declared that the Jews Of Russia
brought the trouble upon themselves
| by their eStortion on the peasants,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
ADDITION TO WEST POINT.
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres 20
be Added to West Point MIL
tnry Academy Reservation.

New York, May gi,--rwo hundred
and twenty acres are TO be added to
the military reservation at West
Point at IN expense OF 100000, Title
to the property will probably pass
within the mex, few days This IA the
frat addition that has been made TO
the West Point property acreage for
more than 100 years, or since the mill
tary academy was established there,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
STRUCK BY A WILD ENGINE.
In Railway Accident ~
Caldwell, kas.

Wellington, Kasp May 2o,-North.
bound Rock Island passenger train
No, 30, due In Caldwell at noon, was
struck by wild engine from 'he
Caldwell yards, u mile south of that
station, Tuesday WILDER lurkett, ot
Caldwell wNs Killed and several 9th.
ers were badly injured, among them
Postal Clerk Myers, The englnser
and fireman escaped by jumping.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
IN A TERRIFIC KNIFE DUEL
Joseph Ccrcne kiiied by John Mucia
In n iiioody Knife Duel
at Peoria, III.

Peoria, H., May 2i,-Lntc Tuesday
night John Mucia and Joseph Cerene
INDUCED In n terrific duel with
knives at Chillicothe, during which
Cerenc was killed and Mucla severely
injured, Ccrcnc's head was nearly
severed from the body aud presents u
horrible sight MucR made no effort
10 escape and submitted 10 arrest
without resistance, but refuses 10 say
anything regarding the crime Both
are Italians, and the murder is pre-.
sumed TO be the outgrovth Of q feud
originating In their native land
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
FATE OF THE LUcKENBAcH.
N Practically settled BY News
nfoOnh, by the bark sL0Jaa-
tnrried ~ Men,

Philadelphia, May ai,-A dispatch
received AZ the Maritime exchange
announces that the British bork
nHodn has arrived at Black River
SSoooohlon, and reports That on April
.V' 400 mllcs OF Cape Charles, she
poNSsed through water covered for
mules with oil, This probably explains
,ho loss Of the tanker =, " Luchen'
oooh which left Sabine Pass, March
wi TOR Marcus Hook, Pa loaded
WIN oll Since the date of sailing
.he Luekenbach has not been heard
rom anl has bcen given up for lost
eae carried crew Of Jg men,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
B, F. Y0AKUM'S NEW POST,
lie IL 10 lie Executive Head of the
D,tir. Uoek Island system, in-
einiina the Frisco,

Chicago, May al-l'he Post says
u, f. loakum president of the 81
Louis & san Francisco Railroad Goa
1, 10 be the executive head of tho
entire Rock Island system lie vii,
succeed ", II, Leeds, and viii have
complete control OF The operations OF
IA. pnilPp aVglpm,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
THE MURDERS IN MoNASTiR,
The rrcpondrrnncr of Victims of the
Ncceni Deliberate Murders In
Mopa.,ir We're nuigarinns,

salonIca, European Turkey Saiur'
day. May i6=lhr long list OF recent
deliberate murders IN Monastir, with
a prepondcrancr Of bulgarian Victims
indicates, it is asserted, that the
Turks are getting beyond control,
Ou, Of 81 officially admitted murders,
IS liulgurinns were among the NIe'
tins, IN some eases the bodies were
mullnted, one man murdered by
turks had his eyes torn out, his face
burned and hi, tongue cut out.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Must serve Ten Years,

S. Louis, May sl,--'rhe supreme
court having sustained the verdict Of
guilty " murder IN the second de,
gree found against Charles Stcnlns,
who Killed Frank UrnyawI'1 u saloon.
porter twn years ago, be has been
surrendered by his bohdsmcn, and
will be taken 10 Jefferson CITY H.
serve tenyear seuteaGa
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
A Young girls Suicide.

st. Louis, May 2l.-Miss Deardeau
Calvin, aged 10, was found uncon-
scious in her room at her home, Tues
day night from the effects of strych-
nine taken with suicidal intent. She
was dead when physician arrived.
The cause assigned is love affair.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
FIVE MORE BISHopRIcs.
The Congregation ~ the propngnn,
da ~ Rome May give America
Five More Bishops,

Rome, May gh-1he congregation
Of the propaganda ls examining a
proposition to divide the diocese OF
Davenport, lnn into two, besides es.
tablishIng four new dioceHcs In the
west, which would bring the total Of
Tie AmerIrnn dIDeeAr from IS % DO.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
DEVASTATION IN MANILA
Two Thousand Native Houses De.
stroyed by FIRE eDd About
Einht Thousand Homeless,

Manila, May 2i,--1wo thousand M.
tive houses have been destroyed by
Are in tho Tnrdo district of Manila
About 5000 persons are homeless and
ar, being fed and sheltered by the
Municipality The damage Ia estl'
mated a. 0,Q0o.QQQ pesos.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Forest Fires I'm Maine.

Augusta, Me-, May 2i.-Forest Com
missioner Ring, who has just re-
turned from a trip TO the northern
part of the state, reports that as near
as can be ascertained there are 30
different forest firse now in progress
in the forests of Maine, extending
from Oxford county to the St John
river.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Palma wants No Lottery.

Havana, May 2L--President Palma
declares his intention of yetoing the
national lottery bill If it is passed
by congress, A preliminary vote of
will DaSs the bill
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
brew Branch OF the Jefferson Club.
Of ST. LoUis, Convicted.

S. Louis, May a0- Nathan Levin.
president ~ the Hebrew branch ri
the Jefferson club, was found guilty
on II out of 10 indictments on which
be had been tried jointly by a jury
In the United states district court
Tuesday morning, aud sentenced 10
I've years In the penlteatIary !
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
The New brazilian Loan,

London, May 81, The prospectus
or ,he new brazilian five per cent
lonn Of Slj,oOO,OOO for the improve
mcnt of the hOrbor Of Rio janelra
win be ntucd by the lioOhsehIIdi
IAursdoy The price viii be o.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Attrmpt to KIN Curtis Jett.

Louisville. Ky, May 2i.--It has
come to light that an attempt has
been made on the life of Curtis Jett,
the alleged slayer of j, B, Marcum,
at Jackson, by giving him poisoned
whisky, The attempt was frustrated,
however, by the caution OF the jailer.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
strike Declared on.

Schnectady. n. Y, May 2i.--The
General Electric Co. having consent
ed to reinstate the employees whose
dismissal, on Saturday, caused the
strike Of the punch pressers, the
strike has been declared Off
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
The bridge Went Down.

Binghamton, n, Y, May 2l.-Rock
Bottom bridge over the Susquehanna
river in this city went down with an
electric car containing five passcn-
gers. 1t is not yet known whether
anNnnp yynS killed
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Congrntuiatory Messages.

Hanaya, May 2l,--President Palma
has received message of congratu-
lation from the Sons OF the American
Revolution on the occasion Of the an
niversary of the birth of the Cuban
republic,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Live stock Markets.

81 Louis-Cattlo- Fancy exports, 81 500
60, butchers, tl,50d68, stockors, 81 20lp
40, cows and helfers, s. JoattbJ Hogs
Packing, So 3O"iS 49, butchers. VI Dno %.
light, " DnGG, Sheep Mutton sneep.
tynioU lambs, p,ooa6S, SPRING lambi,
H. Vs17 26
Kansas City Cattle - Native steers,
t3b0ut %, Texas and Indian steers 1850
40, Texas cows, GDd31b native eOwa
and heifers 81 25dia ib NOckcrs and feed.
era, 81 0ous ", calves, pDab 70, wostcrn
steers, s. DdID ", western COWS, EWol
365 Hogs llqayy, " Du9iih packers,
~ lbH5 80, medium, " g0aa IN, light, $500
li5 %, yorkers, ~ 2DQi6 90 sheep MuttOns,
81 1915 so, lambs, N1bui 6O range woth.
ers, psoI6D ewes $1,000 ".
Chicago -Cattle-Good 10 prime steers,
g. OOu6 o. poor 10 medium N00ui ~
ntockers and frcders, H00It 10, cows, 81 %
nibO, hpltefa, ~ bgui iOl cnnnprs, 81 900
gi5, calves, ~ bOlb 10 Texas fpd steers,
u Ooua 10 Hogs Mixed and Gulchers,
81 20u6 ~, good TO choice heavy, ~ i0ti6 ~,
rough heavy ~ lj1G Is. light, sSUOifB 25,
Hhpcp--Guud TO choco wethers 81 1915. 5D.
fair 20 choice mixed, 81 15ai ib western
sheep, 81 G016,50 native lambs, Nj0uf W,
western lambs, ti6oui00
iudianapolis- is-catue-dood to prime
steers, s. oop6 90 ll0gs-Good 20 primo
heayloH, 81 iOud6i mixed ana medium
weight, tB,2DoiJ 10, sheepaGOod 10 choice
sheep, toouioo, lambs, ii0NaGe0
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
American work Praised.

London, May 21.-Sir George
Whitehouse, manager and chief en-
gineer of the Uganda railroad, who
has just returned here after seven
and a half years spent in construct
ing the line, speaks highly of the
American locomotives and bridges.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Not Uuiiv ~ sedition,

Manila, May al The supreme
court has decided that Dorr aud
O'nrlcn respectively proprietor Nnl
editor of Freedom are not guilty VI
selitIon,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
THURSDAY May q.
Grain and Provisions.

81. Louis Flour, Patents, pAog3 IS;
other grades. 81 1894 Is. Wheat No. z red.
iGdif6hc. Corn ~ no 2 mixed ,6tsuiic,
Oats-No 2 mixed 3iA u3jc Hay 1lmo-
thy tl2WqlG6O prairie. pOullO.
clover, il2Wa51 Lard-Choice steam,
SIS. Pork New mess, kB,22h, Bacon g,
Clear ribs, l0psc, Butter-Crenmery 800
22o, dairy l3ulic, Eggs-frosh, i3hc.
Wool Tuh.wnshcd, lsu2sc. Missouri and
Illinois medium combIng, lJc, other
grades, l2alSMG,
Chicago Closing quotations. Wheat -
May, Nlsc, July, tsu1lhc september,
1iAc, December. 12hc Corn--Alny bhc,
July tiismA5c September iipsc Oats
May, 37Ac, July 3ibci september, 5lhg
3lMc, December 3lhg5lMc Pork May,
1900, July, ti7lO,. Septcmbof 1l6SH,
Lard May, 1900; July, 800 September,
" 2h, July, piih September, pSshg
oB, October pl2h,
Indianapolis 80 Wheat No, . red,
79c No red Zoe Corn No
white, i5ito, No 2 yellow ijc. oats No.
. mixed, 3Jhc, llay-Timothy I3.WaliiS,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23

New York May gi,aClose=pflme mer-
camille paper i9n6% Sterling exchange
strong With actual business IN blnkefs'
' tnr eo W. W. 70 ,,urd lHr dussn1 ta,et aha N9
asp commercial bills i,iaHtSij, lar sil.
ver 9iA Mexican dgllary u,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
Cotton.
Etaa u stst

Quotations Tor mlddllng range as fol.
lows 81 Louis iiAe New York 1859.
Memphis llAo,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-23
stage Of the Rivers.
THE MARKETS.

. Fail, 1'rnce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
WAIALEALE BROKE
SHAFT AT KlLAUEA

The Inter Island company's steamer
Waialeale while entering Kilauea, ka-
uai. on Tuesday from Honolulu broke
her shaft and was brought into Homo
lulu yesterday afternoon in tow OF the
steamer Ke Au Hou which was at Ka-
paa at the time the waialeale met with
the accident.
Az the steamer was entering Kilauea
at slow speed Captain Mosher signalled
to the engineer to go astern and In
carrying out this order the SHAFT broke
in the sleeve. There was no other dam
age. and a telephone message was at
once sent to the he Au Hou asking that
vessel to tow her to Honolulu.
captain Tullett took the he Au Hou
to Kiiauea and left there with the Wal
aleale in tow at sos p. IN. Tuesday,
arriving here. after a smart job OF tow
ing had been performed. at 1920 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The Waialeale
was of course unable to discharge her
freight and brought 1t back to Homo
lulu while the Ke Au Hou also had to
bring some of her outward freight back
here but left port again yesterday aft
ernoon to discharge it at her regular
ports Of call and get return cargo.
a new shaft will be placed in the
Waialeale Immediately.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to the power of sale in that
certain mortgage, dated November LIST,
1899. made by Jesse. Makainai of Ho-
nolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of
Hawaii. mortgagor. to w. r. Castle,
Trustee, Of said Honolulu. mortgage,
and recorded in liber 1893 on pages 265
267 in the Office Of the Registrar of
Conveyances in said Honolulu. the
mortgage intends to foreclose said
mortgage for condition broken, to-wit,
the non-payment OF principal and in
terest when due.
Notice is likewise given that the prop
erty conveyed by said mortgage will be
sold at public auction at the auction
rooms of James F. Morgan, Queen
street, Honolulu, Territory aforesaid, On
Saturday, the 10th day Of January. 1903,
at ~ o'clock noon of said day.
The property covered and conveyed
by said mortgage consists Of those GER
tain lots, pieces or parcels of land sit
uate at Honolulu, Island of Oahu. Ter
ritory of Hawaii. ard bounded and
particularly described as follows, to
wit:
/. Four lots in Kalihi being APP. /
and 10 of r. p. $3.50 to Kekuewa and
Lots 10 and IA of X. p. 1906 to Pomai-
kelani and APP. / of r. p. 1902 on L..
c. A. 1910 to Kahuiku, making in all
$50 acres.
2. Premises covered by r. p. 32S6h
to Mahoe in said Kalihi covering 200
acres.
3. A parcel OF land in said Kalihi,
being a portion Of premises covered by
X. p. 6S1 on l.. c. A. 1904 to Kahola,
covering 30 of an acre. @
4. One lot in the Kekio Tract adjoin-
ing Kapiolani Park In said Waikiki,
and also the houses and other struc-
lures upon the said premises in kalihi.
and the said premises In Kekio,. and
any other part of the said property
with the appurtenances to the same ap-
pertaining and belonging. said lot In
Kekio Tract being Lot ~ as described
in book 172 at page lis, Hawaiian Regis
try of Deeds. being part of Apana 2
Land Commission Award No. 1891 to
Pehu.
Terms: United States Gold Coin.
Deeds at the expense of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Smith & Lewis, Judd Building. Homo
lulu, T. II.
Dated Honolulu. December Is, 1902.
w. r. CASTLE. TRUSTEE.
Mortgage.
2445-Dec. 10. 26; Jan. 2. 9.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
WILL MAKE UP Bill 5.
(Contlnued from Page -

tCODtinueu from rage %
In the view OF many Of the members
the pronouncement of the party on
labor is second only, and efforts will
be made to secure the passage Of laws
which will reserve. for Hawaiians all
labor upon the public works, and which
will also make 1t impossible for the ma
tive people to be Disseminated against
In the lines of endeavor for which they
are peculiarly fitted. In the list OF en-
actments which are proposed will be
an eight-hour law.
The system of taxation will be the
subject of measure which 1t is hoped
will secure careful and complete con-
sheraton The measure will be drawn
carefully after the county bill has been
passed upon, so that it will be In &C
cordance with the provisions Of the act
and the reform of the system Is con-
templated by the men who have the
matter in hand.
Among the provisions which will be
prepared for insertion In the appropria-
ton bills will be clauses which will pro-
vide for the Ex-Queen and for the
wards of the Territory at Kalaupapa,
as we'll as. for homes for the non-lep-
rous children of leper parents.
Bills alone will not occupy the time
of the Legislators. but there will bt
many resolutions as we'll. The legisla-
ture Will send to Congress recommends
lions that Hawaii be erected into 9
state, and urging that the needed pub
lie buildings and improvements of the
harbors and lights be granted.
The matters OF schools and highway
will come under the province OF tn,
counties. when the bill providing FOL
their erection is passed, and conse'
quently there will be no need for ex.
tended Territorial consideration OF i'm
provements. In the event of the seem
ing danger that there viii be any de
lay in the taking effect of the measure
, the legislature will be asked to appro
pirate for their extension and repair.
The members of the Central Commit
tee will be asked at the next meeting
TO provide a committee for the carry
ing through of this system of preparing
work for the legislature and the mem
beers who have been actively discussing
IT are of opinion that there will be n,
difficulties attending the speedy prep
aration Of the bills necessary to accom-
piish all the objects aimed at in tn,
! platform OF the party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-09
PREPARING TO FEED
THE OIL-BURNERS

Ths Union Oil Company Is pushing
TIE work OF preparing 10 handle big
quantities OF fuel oil as fast as posi-
Ne They are laying pipe line from
iWlei TO the makal side of the coal
wharf. in order to connect the berth Of
their oil vessels with the tanks, and
metal is pounding metal pretty fast
In the work OF constructing the latter
1t IwiieR A new tank is now nearly
completed.
Yesterday the old hulk, Kaimiloa,
formerly Hawaii's proud man-of- war,
was hauled in from the stream to a
berth in the inner dock OF the new
Hackfeld wharf. and tanks will be
placed In her at once in order that she
may carry oil from the pipe line to
vesscls in the harbor needing II. In
this way oil-burners can be discharg-
ing their cargoes one one side, while
tho hulk will come alongside the vessel
IN the opposite and fill her bunker
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