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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05

on the Senate calender that the same
Republican majority do not want to
see enacted. The Republican Senators
are killing time with the hope that the
pressure of the appropriation bills Will
force the bill to admit the territories
off the track and also defeat. for the
lack Of time, the other legislation to
which they are opposed. but which
some Of them do not dare openly to
oppose.
The Democrats have declared their
readiness to vote at any time, so that
the whole blame for delay rests with
the Republicans.
Steel Trusts Foreign Policy.
On Nov. "a the New York CONNER
cial said: 1.-The United States Steel
Corporation and its competitors have
instructed their foreign agents to look
for a market for light finished steel
products: The production of Sheets.
tin plates, steel wire products, ETC.. is
greater than domestic consumption.
Rather than close the mills and thus
be compelled to reduce the price to
home consumers, the surplus will be
sent abroad at price below that
quoted in the home market" The
Commercial said that "this policy has
frequently been resorted to. Among
concerns that benefited largely by this
method in the past were all the cor
pOrations that are now under the DOM
inatiOn Of the United States Steel Cor
poration."
On Nov. 2S it was announced that
the steel trust had cut both its domes-
tic and foreign prices on wire, wire
nails. tin plate. wrought iron pipe. ETC.,
So per ton. During the recent cam
paign the Republicans were denying
strenuOusly that our exports were sold
cheaper to foreigners than at home and
We're positive that the tin plate trust
was not selling abroad. AS a matter
of fact it began this nefarious business
more than three years ago. Foreigners
have all along been getting our steel
goods at from 20 to 80 per cent less
than we are compelled to pay for them.
If the foreigners pay our taxes it is
only fair that they should get our
goods cheaper. If we pay the tariff
taxes we should be the preferred GUS
toners of the protected trusts. Con-
gress should investigate to learn who
pays these taxes. If, perchance, Ii
should find that we pay them it might
discuss the propriety of taking them
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05

Mrs. Wmslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teething: softens the gums, reouces Inflammation
slAys pain. cures wind collie S csats . bottaa
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05

Three trains a day Chicago to Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington. Chi
cago, Union Pacific and Northwestern
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05
His Principal Function.

Towne-There's nothing like a friend
n adversely.
Browne-That's right. He's in class
all by himself. He can tell you at least
a score of reasons why you failed
Philadelphia Press.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05

Ii Cures Colds, Coughs Sore Throat, Group, Iniiu-
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma.
A certain cure for Consumption in first stages,
and sure relief in advanced stages Use at once.
You will the excellent effect after taking the
nrst dose Sold by dealers everywhere. Largo
bottles Is cents and 50 cent?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05


acknowledge
Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetab
Compound"
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and S3shoes are worn by thousands of menwho
have been payingS4 and 5,not believing they
could get first-class shoe for $3.50 or $500.
He has convinced them that the style, fit,
and wear of his $3.50 and $500 shoes is just
as good. Give them q trial and save money.
Notice Increase (soe Sales: S4, S03. ss3,Sl
In .n =; ~ sa saIs: Is SS4 soS4
w. L. DOUGLAS $500 GILT EDGE LINE,
Worth $500 Compared with Other Makes.
The best imported and American feathers. HeyPs
Patent Calf Enamel. Box Calf. Calf Wei kid Corona
n.uSl.,. The genuine have W. L. DOUGLAS
G1uII0Hs name and price stamped on bottom.
.ch0rs bv mail, CSC. ertrd. Illus. Cdfdioo free.
W. T.. I'D UI LAS, ,BROCKTON. h MASS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-02-05
$4,000 REWARD

will be paid to anyone who
can disprovo this statement.
Because W. L. Douglas
isthelargestm manufacturer
he can buy cheaper and
produce his shoes at q
lower cost than other con-
Germs. which enables him
20 sell shoes for $3.50 and
$500 equal in every 4
way to those sold else -
where for S4 and $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
THE HI CAPE FEAR
Scheme ofImprovement and Canaixa-
ton Of the River. 4
I a. lapeelaI 10 mo Tlmas- pispatch.

1i. Z dee 4 q
n, Especial to Tho Tinss- Dispatch.)
8 FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. March 81
Major 3, J.. Halo, editor OF the Taystte-
Vile Observer; Captain a. B. Williams,
chairman OF Board OF County Commits
sioners. and Mr.. D. r. Rose, secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, az committee
representing that Chamber, leave to-day
on the steamer City OF Fayetteville for
Wilmington to confer with Captain Wins
low. government engineer, on the work
OF improvement OF upper Cape Fear nayl-
CATION. The status OF this proposed work.
OF such paramount Importance to the COM
!mercial and manufacturing interests OF
this section. is as follows: The scheme
proposed for upper Cape Fear naviga-
ton. prepared \ by Captain p. Van G,
Lucas with valuable assistance from Ma
Tor Hale. ex.oounsul Foreralf to Manches-
tor. calls for the oan-lixa ton OF the riv-
or. with automatic locks and dams. and
government appropriation OF Il. $50. 900.
Chairman Barton. OF the Rivers and Har-
bors Committee, strenuously opposed the
scheme, but In the Congress preceding tho
last an appropriation OF $3.50 900 was OBJ
tnined In tho House. but was defeated
BY being talked out OF time" by tho
Senator from Dakota. At the last Con-
gress an appropriation OF $4,000 was So
Soured-a very small amount, but It 10
considered as committing tho government
( to the scheme OF improvement.
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HE Held UP
DIRECTORS
Cashier Astounded Them 4 / ''l'l' BY |,
Confesslng Robbery b bel
REsTo BRED CONDITION ] 3 n i, LILY |. J
OniPromlss Of Small Lump Sum and
Animal Pension He Gave Money
Back. but Kept Out Sum They *
Agreed to Give Him.
.fDy, Ae,I.o,c,,ialIt,d Plrsss.)

lY (UysY A0oocot00 Hf0oo4)
BMRIIN. March ti.-While the Board Of
Directors OF tho Maysnos People Bank
was In session . few days ago. the CASH
isr, Herrmann, who had been With the
bank for twenty-seven years, entered the
room and told thorn be had taken 70 .oo
OF tho bank. g funds. Tho -amaxed direo-
tors, when, they were really convinced cd
that this was true and chat tho old .em.
ploys had not suddenly gone mad. asked
him why he had robbed the bank. Herr
mann replied: q Is isl;
This il my revenge for not having
been elected director IN 1000. az y Was =
promised. =, = 5.5j5 L SS vi s&
h Tho cashier added that he was willing
to 70 to tho penitentlary for life. a. ne
had got even by inniotinI NE pangs on
the directors and stookholders BY taxing
the money.
tone which they had at drst assumed to-
ward Hermann. begged him to restore
the money ana retain their esteenL9 Herr
mann slowly yielded 80 far a. to say
that II they would give him ~. 20 down
and q life pension OF $50 q year. he would
return the stolen money. It was daylight
when tho directors promised to give the
cashier q, 80 and pension Hermann
then went to the outer Office. brought in
sc. 900, counted out es3, 80, and put te;1o
lin his pocket. Tho directors said this
was not fair; that he must return all the
money. 3 ana that then he would receive
the 81. go promised to him. Hermann,
however. refused and the bank has now
brought legal proceedings to recover the
tEi3}
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HOPE. TO |
CLOSE. BREAK.
River Situation More Enco'u llrl'
aging Than Heretofore.
m Associated Press. q.

NEW ORLnANS. La, March a.
With q net fall OF two-tenths OF Q foot
In the pest twsnty.tour hours and On.
coura cling news from the scene Of tho
struggle ut Hymella, river conditions
were considerably Improved to-day. The
only d!squiet!ng news Of the day was was
the reported break at Angola, but the
importance OF this break was m.ntmized
TO some extent BY the news that the
damage resulting would DO largely con-
fined to the State farm located there
The eleven miles Of levees protecting
Angola have cost approximately 800, 900,
The stock and most Of the oonyiots
there had been removed e the Tunlca
steps were taken 10 protect the campo.
The plantation Is one OF the best N the
state, and the cotton grown upon II has
been d large source Of revenue. The
loyee Is located nearly opposite the
mouth OF Red River, and the water will
ultimately md It's way back into tho
8Mlsslssppl. INCREASING the hood wave
"a Good results attending the work At
Hymelia during the day and the appeal
OF the board for additional men and
money has been answered, BY evening
the cribb!ng ut the upper end OF the
broken levee had raa ohed tho Willows on
the batture ana extended out q thousand
feet on the lower end.
"A hopeful feeling prevails at the scene,
and the chances Of closing the break Is
fair. This extent Of inundated land is
gradually increasing, and the situation
VIII be desperate one for the sugar
planters and truck farmers 4 disaster
comes now. IA, 5 !. !. s. s
If Success continues to attend the strug-
sle to hold .She leYees Of the Pom tohart-
rain Districts'
The morn4nG reading Of the river here
was 500. decline Of q tenth from yes
Sterday, There was a further fall Of 2
,tsnth during the day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
EDIT APAPE Fl TO
HELP ;'....' The / NEGROES.
Jos. E. Dlckerson to Seek Aid
From Northern and Eng
llsh Phllanthr0plsts,

! Joseph o. Dlckerson. Jr.. colored, ed
8,tor .. tho News and Advertiser, Of Nor
folk, called upon the Coventry vest erday.
presenting Testimonials az to MIS- charac-
ter and ability from some Of the loading
mon OF Underwater Virginia. and received
from Ills Excellenoy letter OF COM
mendatlon which he will use to further
his plans among phllanthrop'o men OF
the North and England, Editor Dlcker-
son belieyes that ono OF the best posi-
ble means OF helping, his race is through
n newspaper devoted to education. He
wishes the people who are able and who
want to help his race to contribute to-
ward the establishment OF spoh "a paper
In Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
3t1lTr ~ ilI5llj :, &. SIS q. u
CHARTERS GRANTED
Five Big Corporations Passed on by the he
Secretary of State. i.3t
,s,.e,,l q 1 = Tim Il. Di.pa.oh.) n

. - 49,
fspeein) 10 Tho Times. Dispa toh.)
r A1,n1d1f, N. c.. March s1.---p1ve new
corporations we're chartered to-day by
the secretary Of state. the bisgest one
b.,nr the p. II. kaufman Mining Cons
pany. OF southern Pines, Moore county.
rhe capita stock is $1,000, 900, OF which
se7o, 900 il subscribed BY tho three tnoorpo-
pora tors, p. H. Laufman. OF Southern
Pines: w. *, jackson. Of arthage,S and
George hutchinson, OF Southern Pines. Tho
purpose OF the company IL to buy, sell,
develop. ana conduct ali kinds Of mines
and DO a general mercantile busin ess.
Tho Peoples Warehouse Company. Of
Wallace, Duplin county, was chartered
with $500 capital. authorized to- do e
general tobacco warehouse busins
Thoro are over one hundred subscribers
70 stock, tho shares being 40 each. ". ].
Bonry is named a. principal agent In
charge. Z: 4 35s
The Aurora and Italia Transportation
Company. OF Aurora, was chartered to
operate d steamboat line between the two
points named; 81. 900 capital authorised.
and Is 900 subscribed. Tho principal stock
holders are J. 3. Whttehurst w. r.
Hudnett. VIII. Hooker, W. ~ Thomp-
son, b. Fl. Thompson.
A charter was also issued to tho White
Morrison Flower Company, Of Concord.
Capital 312,bo0, incorporators. r. p. Glib
son. D. B. Morrison. Ed. F. White. and
w. w. Flower General merchandise 70
the business to be conducted.
The fifth company chartered was tho g.,
W., Warren Company, Of Buncombe coun-
", authorized to conduct mercantile
business on Il. 900 capital. The fncorpo-
rators arc y Nv. Warren. "A. b.. Warren
and r. NJ. Holcombe. y.
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we're Incorporated because the proprie-
tors are Democrats. Tbs county fathers
are Republicans. a citizen OF Yadkin
wal asked X the report was true. He re-.
$plIed that re had heard Il, though Il
wns not jofilcial that the commissioners
had not expressed themselves on tho sub:
.jeot except to say that they con ,aHt
tho action OF the 1estsln ture simply elass
3les1slntion. ,5 sl !. * 3 siii. !. N
n i,yyhen tbs tine comes, however, I boz
ilieve the commissioners will give in and
rrnnt license to McsSp. n. Glenn VIII
Elinms and L p. shore. said the man from I'm
GYahkin. 8ff {R5 SSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
! ARRESTED IN CHARLOTTE
Iwo Young Men Charged with Breaking
Into Mt Olive Postoffice.

w fspeclal to Tic Times. Dispatch.)
CHARIOTTW. N. c., March Sl.--D. T.
nirrtn and W. F, Adams. two we'll
ressed young man OF prepossessins APP
lear ance, were arrested at the Leland
Hotel In this city this morning on q war
rant sworn out by Postonlco Inspector
FIN Davis. The two men are suspected
lofS being guilty Of breaking into the post
|pffice at Mount Olive, in Wayne county.
Moving open the posto flce safe and taxi
ee therofrom 423 in money and about
or SO in stamps. From the hotel
KIN and Adams were taken to tho
Go OF \ United States Commissioner
KwslI, where = short investigation was
They denied most positively that
were in any way connected with the
cry Ut Mount Olive. though thoy ao-
pledged being in the town about the
the postotloe at that place was
I'D. Commissioner Maxwell bound
over In a $500 bond each, Failing
I've this. they were taken to jail.
preliminary hearing was set for
day morning, April 7th, at 10 o clpck.
his time Inspector Davis says he
be ready to produce 4 the govern
hit d evidence associatins these mon
b tho crime at Mount Olive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
corpora ton counsel for oonsi darat ton I'D \,
report. but It b not Thought THAT anyss
thing Will be done about II Ss
! MONSTER EGG
IN #DINWI il / COUNTY I

Especial 70 rhs Timsa. Dispa Itch ~ iii Ss$ II
PETERSBURG. Az March u. hen,
owned by Mr., Thomas Robsrts, n Din13
$widdie county, laid an I'D sss II yesterday
which measured seven ana thrse quarter
inches IN diameter one way and eight!
and ons-half In chss In diameter tho other
fA small hole was picked 4 In @ons end Of
the eGE I'M order. to drain q the she'll O.
Its contents Al It wss discovered through
St41is mcans that tlne Il Shell cont alnsds
two eggs, the inner she'll Il os:ss.s of tha
usual size
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
NEGRO CRUM ASSUMES
CHARGE I'm CHARLESTON
fDY Associated Press, J

CHARLESTON, 9, G., March sl,-w, p,
crum took charge OF the Custom House
to-day as collector Of the port, having
taken the oath OF ofllce last night, There
was no Incident Of interest IN conttec,,
ton with the assuming Of office. except
tha Immediate tender OF resignation by
the the chief inspector Of customs, which had
been placed In the hands Of the deputy
collector To take effect upon thecolored
oftloials entrance to authority, 3,s
There has been talk here ot possible ap-i
plioation to tho courts for restraining
order against Crum's exercise Of The du-
tiss OF ofiioe, alleging that tho President
may not nil vacancies except With the
advice ana consent Of the Senate, where
tina Senate has had opportunity n pass
upon nominations as was the case WITH
the Crum appointment. z5
It la understood that the matter has
been brought to tho notice NJ tha Mayor
and II u SAID hs has referred II to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
a DOUBL E MURDER
Reports Of aTragedy Near Wh'tev'''e
68 Reach Wilmington.

Especial to The Times, Dlspatch,)
WILMINGTON, N, g.. March A,-A
report has reached here OF an awful
tragedy near Whitsville, this State sun
day night, In. which Jesse soles, 9 white
man, and an unknown negro were MUIR
ydered ana soles' house set on fire and
burned, The murdered people were IN
the blockade whlskey business, The
names Of the parties who committed tbs
awful crime have not been learned
The coroner OF Columbus county has
gone to the scene OF the double murder
to hold an Investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
THE rl'cOLL ROBBERY
Three Men Arc Hold In Charlotte on
Suspicion.
. (specl.l o 1ns Tlmea. Dispatt

~ d ~ ID 81 *
Especial 70 me Times. Dispatch.)
e CHARLOTTE. NJ, q, March al. II.
,Knockles, H, N. Patterson and J, r.
Unruh, the three strangers who have
been held In this city as suspects. were
to-day taken to a photogra pher and their
pictures wore taken Just ~ the men
were about to secure their freedom. 9
telegram was received from MoColl 8,
sC., asking Chief irwin to hold the men
until tomorrow In ordor that some par
tios from AoColl might take q look Ct
them, It will be recalled that the post.
office safe at McColl waa blown open
several nights ago and about $1,000 IN
cash and stamps were taken, Although
that section OF South Carolina has been
thoroughly covered, no trace OF the SAFE
crackers has been found, The mon w|ll
DO held In Charlotte until the authorities
at McColl look them over. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
,lNWINSTON-SALEM
mary 70 Be Held for Election
Mayor and Nine Aldermen. II

Mayor and Nine Aldermen. .,ss
\ Especial to The Times. Dispatc..
TsTON-SALEM, NJ. c., March b.
Pity Dem ors.t;, Executive Commits
ps decided upon a primary for the
Ion OF II ndldate for Mayor and
Election OF nine Aldermen. II.
Wholesale shoe house Ia to stoe estab-
In this city by the Jenkins Bros.
! Company, The authorized capital
IL will be tl2O. 900, Applicato has
madaEt to the Secretary OF State for q
Ter, Il 81 a
> Morayians are arranging for a
hl-centenuial oelebrat ton In November
trhe occasion in View will DO the
~ dred and fttieth anniversary OF
ement OF the Moravians in North
q at Bethabara (Old TOWN. this
Alcommittee has been appot n ted
lga plans and make propositions
proposed celebration. ~
brit Is current that the commission
adkin county will refuse TO grant
for distilleries at Williams and
h that county. It Ia said that the
lions claim that the two places
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
on Suspicion,

Frank Thomas white man, was
arrested last night by Patrolmen 6chlief
and Bryar, as susp icious ohara otter. He
was failed at tho Second Police Station,
and this morning will be arralgnedt IN tho no
Police Court. FL 81 55S H ss5 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
gLectuIrsEln vltosophy,

Professor William Windsor. LII. b..
sPh, D., win lecture at 8 o'clock Tonight
IA the assem- bly, hall Of the Masonic Tenn
Me, onT,rvitosophy.'' Following the leo
lure there Will no some most interesting
experiments mnde, f: ~ i:S VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Mrs. (aiIl's Boys.

Monday afternoon Mrs, ellis boys
from the Male Orphan Asylum enjoyed
Mr., Tudor, manager Of Bostook's
shows, ha% them all In the big aanphi-
theatre and let them enjoy the wonderful
sights thete from until 8 Fl, N. This
heavy rain kept others away and the
Se z. I had tFs s building practically g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Or. Fraz or e,iI at Crewe.
,a,.c,., g rne rIm.. .Dl.p. tch. 5

2 Especial to The Times. Dispstch }
CRDWD. va, March 8.-Dr Robert
Frazer, OF the Educational Board. Will
address the people here on Thursday
night at g o'clock in the resbyterta lar
Church. SKI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
\ Mccoy to Fight Root.
IN. Asu,,o,otated Press.

CHICAGO. \ II La March Sl,--4Arttcles
calling Tor ten-round fight between Kid
Mccoy and Jack Root, to take place at
Detroit, April 22d. were signed here to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Willie Davis Bettor.

william Davis, the lad who was sertoua-
aly injured at the Cedar Works Monday
AFTERNOON by being caught In some mas
{oiinery, is improving ct the Virginia
Hospital. It is thought he will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Col. A j |. N i illness !.

M Especial to The Times Dispateh) SsSS
ID, AZBWE1L. " AZ. M arohS b. The coIssil.
Editlon Of Colonel "a. Z ] I. MAJ the sentofs
member OF Sthe rnzewell bal. n gives 4 his
friends much concern and fear g 70 the
result. 15 nv rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
DEATHS !: OF A'DAY.'.
INV A'xsooia "a press ,,. !,

BY Associated 8Press.) lSs
Stt PORTLAND. q OR H. March 81. III. W.
Corbett ex-hanker, and & former United
States Senator from this s tate, lied TAT
his home In this city 4. to-day OF II heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

lhitc Deifay. Homer Weioh Alexandria.
81. p. stump. Brederick sburg, s, 8. Hutch.
slnson rsails, Church. W. III. wooltl Lees
burg q. q. Ferguson Loudoun, J. t.
kiblars L.. w. Klhcaid superruinerary;
Yfiddlsb0re. III 4 Fl. Kuhmann, Iitlstoo.
W. M. atefsj ohe to be supplied ~ ].
Il. WAttinst Hamilton D., a. etrother;
WarfeYtoh, w. II. Ballanger Bethel ].
wi smith u Marshall. w. p. e. Coe. j. W.
Staples; Fairfax, j. c. Hawk; Cei,tervills.
w. al Hammond; Sterling, j. w. Mitchell.
NV. 81 Gather; ooooQuAh. ", T.. Dor-
tsey. B'auduier, W, r. Cover, Remington,
w. II. Marsh, Eudley, Nv. Hildebrands
MAnassas.B 3. X Cookrclt; Stafford. q. Il
Potter; Worthwhile ]. NJ Hawisy,
winchester District.-lI. p. Hamili, pre-.
pidins e1der-y IN chester. q .. Bllla:
4 Frederick. NJ NJ HAL Stephen CITY. II.
IA. Brown 1fiddietown, w. s. Hammond,
( BtraBburE. RI NJ Wheeler; Woods took,
IL H. Wells n Woodstock Mission, to b
supplied IDdehburk, ] 81 L. n Henderson;
Front Royal and Riverton g. D. wtites
Warren, T.. Fox; Lindon L. Butt; Page.
H. a. Wilson; White Post, D. L Reid,
r. !. q. Jones: Berryville, ]. NJ. Green
3Cruceton. d. y. Hntsler, one to be- sup
piled Martinsburg: 9. 2. Harris Berke.
ley, T. ]. Miller, Chnrlestown, 3. r. Ball;
Jefterson. g. sydenstrioker, Shepherds
town J. Q. Thrasher Bakerton and Hall
town, q. X. Iieydrink professor IN Van
sderbilt University. J. A. Kern student In
gRandolph-Macon College, Q. y, McClin-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-27
WILL FIGHT THE PACIFIC MAIL.

SAN FRANCISCO August I8.-Eng Eok Fong president and
general OF the China Commercial Steamship Company
recently established line steamships Hongkong
and this port arrived yesterday from the Orient and guest
Palace He met his arrival by Lyman d. Mowy general
counsel the who will accompany him trip WASH
ington, d. c., and the City of Mexico.
President Eng said last evening that his here
connected with the steamship He intends Wash
the Chinese Minister and from there will
capital talk with of the Mexican officials
which his company is interested.
I'VE have with considerable opposition
since established line the Pacific
dent Eng but the field
OF the business the Pacific Mail has freight passenger
til there profit the business The
been from the general merchandise
reduced from Sc 81 and the passenger been
reduced from $50 SIS believe, however, able
stand long the Pacific Mail We have plenty capital
1t is all furnished by Chinese who
and determined field tie end
The China Commercial Steamship Company has steamships
plying between China and Manznio Mexico
of call on the trip The Ahol and Caverng
fleet The Ching Wo and Lothian been
the line established in April last President Eng
this fleet be increased the future by the addition
vessels