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New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
THIRTY ZULUS KILLED.
Natal Troops Scatter Band in Help
nldhGQr District.

Durham. May 12.-Natal troops under Major
Murray Smith have had brush with the Kulas
tribe in the Helpmakaar district The rebels
were badly beaten, thirty of them being killed
The troops suffered no losses
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

Milwaukee. May 12-John a. Davis. general man
ager of the General Paper Company, to-day sent
the following letter 10 the trade
The General Paper Company has withdrawn grOm
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
Revised Formula.

ReVised Formula.
For a number Of years requests have come 60
me from multitude OF grateful friends uFzing
that Peruna be given a slight laxative quality
have been experimenting with q laxative qodl-
ton for quite a length Of time. ana now 1eel
gratifed to announce to the friends OF Peruna
that 1 have Incorporated such q quality IN the
medicine which. in my opinion, can only enhance
its we'll known beneficial character
IS B. HARTMAN, NJ d
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
PApsR MILLS 10 sad DIRECT.

men men who have received honorable mention in N
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
THE RETROSPECTIVE SALON.

Americans coming to Paris will be glad to
learn of the additional attraction offered in the
Bots de Boulogne by the art exhibition organ
lied by the National Society of Fine Arts under
the presidency Of Alfred Roll in the beautiful
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

6O-62 West 23d Street.
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ROOT WILL GO TO
SOUTH AMERICA

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Secretary
Root has decided to accept the invi-
tation given him by the resident diplo-
matte representatives of South Amer
lean countries TO extend his projected
trip to Rio Janeiro SO as to circum-
navigate South America and to visit
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo. Santiago
de Chile and Lima. The Secretary
would like to include the capitals Of
Colombia and Ecuador in his tour but
press of time and the difficulty Of
reaching Bogota and La PaZ from the
seaports will prevent him doing so.
Root will be accompanied by Mrs.
Root and Miss Root and personal SER
wants only on the trip. He expects
to come up the west coast of South
America to Panama. and. crossing the
isthmus at that point, to take one of
the Panama Railroad steamers from
Colon to New York. The trip will be-
gin early in July, the Charleston start
ing from New York or Newport News,
and will end about the first of October.
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OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAS-
TER, L. s. A, Honolulu. H. T., April
Is, 1906.-Sealed proposals in duplicate,
for emptying and cleaning dry earth
closets at Camp Mckinley, H. T., dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80,
1907. will be received here until II a. m,
April 80. 1906, and then opened. IN
formation letter of instructions and
blank proposals can be obtained from
the undersigned. c. F. HUMPHREY,
JR, Capt and @. NJ, u. S. A, Depot
Ouartermaster. 7391-April II, IS, 10,
90 o. 30.
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LATE NEWS NOTES
From Cossk E;fos


Weston Flint, former Librarian OF
! Congress, Is dead.
The International Postal Congress i
J in session at Rome
!! Heavy rains have caused a flood il
Oakland, California;
Russell y. Alger, Senator from Mich
! igan, is seriously ILL.,
| Speaker Cannon is opposed to tariff
revision at this time
Bribery is an extraditable offense
| under the new treaty with Japan.
California win give dinner service
! OF solid gold to the cruiser California.
Senator Depew is. in strict retires
ment on an estate on the Hudson river.
Half a million miners quit work in
the anthracite coal field ON the first of
April
Henry c. Tde was inaugurated Cover.
nor General of the Philippines on
April 3
The recent rains have stored 20 ,5Oo,-
100000 gallons of water in San Diego
reservoirs.
A seismograph film shows that the
Baltimore earthquake of Jan. 81 lasted
FIVE hours.
Claus Spreckels is almost ready to
incorporate his new street car company
in San Francisco
Ben S. Woods, a prominent Demo-
cratic politician of Sonoma county,
California, is dead.
Turkey has yielded to England, and
Withdrawn its troops from the disputed
territory in Egypt.
1t is said that Hartman and Hunt
ington will merge their street car inter
ests in Los Angeles.
The Bush Temple of Music, Chi
cago concert hall, has been sold to a
San Francisco woman.
John McMann, st. Louis stone ma
son, took carbolic acid rather than go
on strike with his union.
Sigurd Ibsen and M. Horst have been
appointed Danish members of The
Hague court of arbitration.
Congress has passed bill making
largely increased appropriations for ag-
riculturaI experiment stations.
The Ohio Assembly has formally APP
proved the stand taken by Senator
Foraker on the railroad rate bill.
Edison has invented an electric stor-
age battery in which cobalt has been
employed instead of lead or nickel
The State Department. has concluded
uOJ TO attempt 10 put iHiouSi any -
cIprccity treaties at this session of Con-
gress.
Father Louis Martin, General of the
Order of Jesuits, is dying in Rome as
a result of an amputation of his arm
for cancer.
1t is said that the Japanese famine
stories have been greatly exaggerated,
and that there have practically been no
DEATHS from starvation
Melvin Norwood was caught in a |
shaft in a Los Angeles planning mill
and stripped of everything, even his |
shoes, but not hurt at all.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte ia |
vors giving boys two years cruise
around the world before admitting |
them to the naval academy.
The Chicago Building Trades lined up |
against Mayor Dunno and the munich
pal ownership of street railways in the |
recent elections in that city.
The Kaiser has once more promui-
gated his order that all dueling in the
army must stop. The order was re- |
ceived with laughter in the Reichstag.
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HONOLULU ROMANCE OF
KUNST'S MISSING Will

The San Francisco Town Talk says:
The romance of a missing will is
likely to be sprung at any minute in
Honolulu" writes my correspondent.
so far there has been no mention of
it in the papers. Search is now being
made for the viii which is believed
to have been made by Gustave Kunst
of the Immensely wealthy firm of
Kunst & Albers of Port Arthur. vIadf-
vostok. Hardin, and a half a dozen
other places in Eastern Siberia. Kunst
spent a part of each year in Honolulu
and the remainder in Samoa. where
he bought and maintained .Vaflir1la.
Robert Louis Stevenson's home near
Ap1a- He was a lavish spender. and
as generous in his impulses as he was
lavish During his absence in Hawaii
ana Samoa. he became greatly inter-
ested in the natives and half castles.
and in many substantial ways demon
strated his interest. He sent a num-
Der of bright and promising young
women. both Samoan and Hawaiian
to Germany to be educated Among
them was Miss Walker. now Mrs.
Constabel of Honolulu. Her mother is
of Hawaiian blood, and she is con-
the perfect type of beauty in
the mixed white and Hawaiian race
She was but child when Gustave
kunst met her. When she grew up
she developed musical temperament
and he sent her to Germany to be
She returned a most ac-
complIshed musician and soon after
ward married Mr.. Consta bel enc of
the rising heads of departments in the
great house of II. HackfeId & Com )
pany. Gustaye Kunst always. said
that he intended to remember his
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Alexander Burns, employed in an
! Idaho sawmiH, was sutfocated by an
I avalanche Of shavings and sawdust
that fell upon him while he was at
work
Frederick ". Whittreage of New
York has been appointed special am
bassador 10 attend the wedding of the
King Of Spain and Princess Ena of Bat
tenbere
/ Recent explosions in sewers in New
York have been traced 10 the owners of
! nearly CARA ges, who have been in the
i habit Of running waste gasoline into
the manholes.
! In the eye socket Of q skull Of \ huge
mastodon unearthed III the Forty-three
| Gold Run claim, near Dawson, a few
days ago, was found gravel that washed
$1,000 IN gold.
Vallejo is very much excited over the
fact that ripe grapes We're brought to
market IN that town in March. The
vine that grew them was kept IN the
house all winter.
Walter Scott. otherwise 'Scotty,
the picturesque Death Valley miner, is
on trial at San Rernardino Tor assault
to commit murder-and one OF his pals
has turned state s evidence
Twenty thousand people OF Spokane
assembled at mass meeting and re-
solved TO clean the streets OF the town
and plant trees to the end that they
might make the city beautiful.
Dale Norton, ffteen-year- old school
boy of Los Angeles, was killed by being
struck in the head with a shot which a
schoeimate was putting In the prac-
'tice df Tie school athletic team.
81 SeaafpF 9Tillman of South Carolina
swlll~naRe his campaign for reelection
foH the issue that the state liquor law
Should be amended. Sonth Carolina
sells the liquor consumed insthe state.
Wilson Miner. who married the
widow of Millionaire Yerkes, has been
arrested in New York upon a charge of
blacking the eye of a process-server.
The server wanted him to answer suit |
for $40 brought by a clipping bureau. |
The Mormon church has determined
to discipline those apostles who for |
more than two years have been in vol |
untary exile from Salt Lake. There |
are three of them, and they were all |
wanted in Washington to testify in the |
Smoot case
The Los Angeles City Council gave
away a valuable railway franchise the
other day, and the proviso of the char
ter which permits the people to throw
out recalcitrant officials by popular vote
is to be invoked to get the councilmen
out of office.
j. Wesley Atkins, pastor of the Faith
Cure Tabernacle of Philadelphia, has
been held by the grand jury as acces-
sorry before the fact to the death of a
child from typhoid fever. Atkins ran
away after the child died, but recently
returned IN pbila1alnhia |
William J. Arkell, formerly publisher
of Judge in New York and later hacker
of touring bureau and dealer in wild
cat stocks, has run away leaving debts
that foot up in the neighborhood of
from thirty to fifty thousand dollars
PIrnging in stocks was his undoing.
r he new immigration bill to be re-
ported in Congress provides that every
immigrant over sixteen years of age
must be able to read and write, and
gives the Department of Commerce and
Labor absolute dissection in the ada
mission of immigrants under 16 years1
DID Mi
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young friend ana protegee very hand
Sollely IN his viii. He spoke about il
oIteh and TO a number of people. The
generous interest he had taken in her
made this statement reasona bIe
enough. and Mrs. ConstabeT was look
ed on as one OF the favorires of the
Ialrles that deal in golden showers.
hunst was without children himself
put for many years had made a favor
lie of a nephew. Gustave Bechte who
was regarded as his prospective heir
But few years ago the uncle and
nephew had violent quarrel The
uncle announced that he wopld not
leave the nephew a single mark IN,
rouble, and the plucky nephew start
ed to cut out career for himself An
OF hunsts friends. for longtime be-
fore his death, understood that the
nephew Bechte would be disinherited.
and that certain set of nephews and
meces would come in for Very hand
some legacies along with Mrs. Con-
stabel. Gustave Kunst died rather sud
denly short time ago, and his rep
resentatives made a search for his will
But the only Will that could be found
was one dated several years ago by
which the nephew Bechte is given
practically the whole of the estate and
in which there is no mention of Mrs.
Constabel Kunst often spoke of
new will carrying out his intentions
regarding the nephew with whom he
but no such will has been
found. Was it destroyed in the bonn
bardment of Port Arthur. where Kunst
& Albers had just before the late war
completed a magnificent banking build
ing of which Kunst was very proud
This is the question that is being ask
ed Kunst & Albers were the financial
agents of the Russian Government in
the Far East
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OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAs-
TER, Z. S. A, Honolulu, H. T., April
16, 1906.-Sealed proposals in duplicate,
for stevedoring U. S. Army Transports
during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1907, (coaling and discharging coaD,
will be received here until IL a. M,
April 80, 1906, and then opened. In
formation, letter of instructions and
blank proposals can be obtained from
the undersigned. c. F. HUMPHREY.
JR.. Capt. and O. NJ. Z. S. A, Depot
Quartermaster. 7391-ApriI II, IS, 10,
20. %, 80.
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HAWAIIAN BAND
AT AALA PARK

The Hawaiian band will play pub
lie concert this evening, at 4:30 o clock.
at Aala Park. Following is the pro-
gram:
PART I.
March-"United Flags $3.50. Ga briel
Overture-"The Spring Queen" .Bigge
Intermezzo-"The Feather Queen.
- Mckinley
Selection--The Toreador' ..Monckton
PART II.
vocal-Hawaiian Songs..ar. by Berger
Mrs. \. Alapai.
Selection-'Fantana HuDbeli
Waltz-"The Wedding of the Winds
~ Observation-Disclosures Hall
Heinie' ..--.. Lampe
THE Star Spangled Banner
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VOLCANO IN CANARIES
THREATENS AN ERUPTION
Associated Press Cablegrams-After-
noon Service)

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegra1ns-<AIlef-
noon Service)
MADRID. April 17-The volcano al
Palma, Canary Islands, is threatening
an eruption.
REGULATE INSURANCE.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April IL
The President has sent a special mes
sage to Congress in which he urges
the passage of the bill to regulate the
life insurance business.
THIRD OFFICER DIES.
GUANTANAMO. April H. = An
other officer of the battleship Kear-
sarge is reported dead as result of
the accident while at target practice.
Ten sailors are in a serious condition.
ALFONSO AT COWES.
COWES, April liking Alfonso has
arrived here on visit to his betrothed.
He was met by Princess Ena and they
proceeded to the Osborne House.
TROUBLE AT LENS.
LENS, April 1.-THE strike troubles
have been resumed. An attempt to
blow up the Montigny church at john
ston caused the death of three per-
sons and serious injury of dozen
more.
DEWEY NEARS SUEZ.
PORT SAID, April 1.-THE Amer
lean floating dryuock Dewey has been
signaled $50 miles from this port.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
AMERICAN SUGAR co. LTD

AMERICAN SUGAR CO, LTD.
The directors of this corporation have
declared dividend due and payable
on Friday. April 20. 1906 to stockhold-
ers of record at the close of the stock
transfer books. Thursday, April 10, 1906,
at II noon.
Stocktransfer books will be reopened
on Saturday, April p. 1906.
}. O. YOUNG,
Treasurer.
Monday, April IS. 1906. 1891
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TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that from this
day on Chas. A. Manu- has severed his
connection with the Hawaiian Realty
and Maturity Co. of Honolulu and has
no authority to act for said Hawaiian
Realty and Maturity Co. as agent, en-
ployee or otherwise.
Honolulu, Oahu. April -. 1906. 1888
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JAPANESE PREMIER ON
EMIGRATION TO HAWAII

Marquis Saoni the Premier his capacity Minister
structed all the
Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03
DISCUSSING NEW BATTLESHIP.
Plans to be Considered Confidential
Until One is Selected.

Until One is Selected.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-f'6e naval
general board was IN session all last
week, and, while the Cuban situation
was the subject Of some discussion
the principal topic under consideration
was the new battleship, tentative and
alternate plans of which have been
prepared by the bureau OF construc-
ton and repair. 1t has been decided
That the various propositions submit
ted for a ship shall be regarded as
confidential.
Perhaps some of the projects sent
in by outside constructors will he
made public il their authors desire it,,
but the finally approved plans, which
are likely 10 be those of tna Navy De-
parment--the result of the work of
&C mbined talent of the Dureau.-wIil
be carefully guarded fran observation
and only the merest details will be
given out.
The general board will present GER
tain qualifications which should be
met in the new ship, especially those
OF greater speed, Increased endurance.
better protection against the fire OF
an enemy and greater hitting power.
This last will lie accomplished by
placing on board as many 12-inch
guns as the ship will stand without
sacrificing any of the weight of armor
or requiring Il decrease in the machin.
cry weights.
1t is not desirable. think the men,
bers of the general Eoard, to build up
the armament in such way as to de-
privc' the ship of its ability to keep
out the projectiles of foe or ham
per the speed of the ship, which is ne
cessary in pursuing or avoiding the
enemy, or in limiting the radius of ac-
ion. These strategic considerations,
having to do with the value of the
new ship as Il fighting engine of the
deep, will be handed to the desisslers
as representing qualities contributing
to efficiency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03
ANARCHIST AS A BARBER.
King of Italy Soon Got Rid of His
"Red" Servant.

Those who serve the Quirinal have
fallen OIL evil days. and they do not
hesitate TO make their troubles
known. 1t is case of Listen to
My Tale Of Woe" sung in loud
voice.
The one who has, perhaps suffered
the most is the kings barber. Isodoro
Quaglia He was at the height of
his career in the good, open handed
times of King Humbert. but he made
a fatal mistake and has never recov
cred from 1t. When King Edward
and Emperor William came to Rome
more BARRIERS were needed at the pal
ace. and Isodoro, at his wits en-. for
assistants, sent two or three. who-
he did not know personally, but who
had been recommended to him; but
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03
VIRGINIA HAMS PRAISED.
Chicago Packer Tells Why They are
So Good.

30 SOOu.
Chicago packer who knows the
meat business from ranch to restau-
rant has surprised some people by the
statement that the prize corn-fed hogs
of the West, that figure III the county
fairs and look so impressive in the
pictures, are not nearly SO highly cs-
teemed by the consumer as the acorn
fed porlier of Virginia and the South
Lean and hungry as any Cassius,
the Southern raZorback learns early
to shift for himself and pick up the
best morsels from the world OF food.
The razorback cannot lay claim to
long and lordly pedigre and does not
get his name in the registry books or
his picture in the farm Journals. No
stall fed life OF ease for him, no days
of ease ana sleep in the protected
pen, rising and walking only to take
another slice. The razorback, In or
der to save his bacon" must have a
keen ear and Il swift foot. Some OF
them develop speed like racehorse
and are as nard to catch as sand
country flea.
But, though his back may be SO
sharp 1t will cut through II fence rail.
and his sides as lean nc Kansas far
mer in drouth time. the razorback has
his reward He feasts OH the sweet
and succulent acorns that fall from
the shady oaks and drinks the pure
water of limpid country streams. He
Is free as the air, and, though he
sometimes goes hungry, 1t gives him
good digestion and Il keen appetite
that the corn-fed pen pampered Wes-
tern hog never knows. 1t Is pleas
ure to know that the world is coming
to appreciate the merits of this crea-
ture. who from very pighood leads
the strenuous life.
When the Southern hog mt last
comes to the knife he dies III good
cause. Men may praise the capon OF
France, the roast beef Of old Eng
land" the steaks of Chicago and the
wienerwursts of Coney Island, but
they do not tempt the epicure who
really appreciates the flavor of oil
Virginia ham. Whether boiled or sery-
ed in appetizing waters, broied in
slices of rare excellence or fried with
gravy that makes you smack your
mouth, the Virginia ham is thing to
be treasured and cherished by the
man who loves good thugs to cal.
From the frying pan there arises n
matchless aroma that is as graceful
to the smell as the finished product Is
delicious to the taste. Virginia ham
Is food fit for the gods.-Baltimore
Sun
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03
INVESTIGATORS AT WORK
Engineer Says Pipes and Engines
Are In Good Repair.
RECENT FIRE INQUIRED INTO
Or. Foster Meets membcrs of the
Board Cordially - superinten de mt
Details the Hours of the Watchme n
About the Asylum Buildings.
Especial to the Daily press.)


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Oct. g.
The investigating committee reconven-
cd here today ut IL o'clock IN Cam
eron hail. All the members were in
attendance. DR.. Foster was on hand
and greeted all the members cordially
No evidence Of any friction develop.
cd. No time was lost in getting down
10 business. Chairman Sa,.ler raped
for order.
j. NJ. Clark, the engineer, was the
first witness, the matter first engag-
ing attention being the burning Of the
carpenter shop. He said that there
was some delay in getting stream
'on the fire. Water had gotten out of
the pipes.
Mr.. Clark said lie did not know that
there was any formation or deposit
In the pipes at this time.
His testimony was largely technical,
MIR. Clark saying he was practical
and not an expert engineer. He said
that more than five minutes elapsed
from the discovery of ,he fire and get
ting on the stream.
DR.. Foster detailed the tours of Quay
of the Waterman. Four rounds are
made each night, beginning at nine
o'clock. No delinquency on the part
of the Waterman or nurses in regard
to fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03

as luck would have 1t. one was an
anarchist and another under notice
surveillance. This coming to the ears
OF the authorities, Quaglia was at
once dismissed, but was eventually
retaken by the King, and then grad.
ually dropped.
Queen Margherita has ALWAYS had
her own hairdresser, who usually
travels with her. while Queen Elena
has her hair waved by her maid. In
the beginning of her reign she had :
regular woman halrdresser, but she
was also dropped in favor of the
maid. who had been her pupil. The
discarded hairdressers are very bit.
ter, attributing the changes to econ.
omy on the part of the sovercigns;
but may it not be that Victor En-
manuel remembers that anarchist
barber? That episode must cause
him cold shlvers when he thinks of
lt!-Rome correspondence Pail Mail
Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-03
Striking Actresses Arrested.

The strike of the Yiddish Variet :
Actors Union against Baum Broth
ers, proprietors of the Irving Music
Hall in Broomc street, resulted yes
tcrday afternoon in the arrest OF
three actresses who were picketing
Mt the theatre and advising people
not to enter it. according to the
charges made against them. The
young women were taken to the Ed
ridge street station, where they wer.
charged with, creating a disturbance
and preventing people from entering
the, theatre.-New York Tribune.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO TIiHE PUBLIC-IF. AFTER ID
days elapse and people do not
patroniZe my ice. company | will be
compelled to charge Sl.20 per block.
am now able to NEE the demands
OF the people Of Newport News for
ice at the same price others are sell
ing it for. We do not give six
blocks for ton. We give SEVEN
1000 pounds TO ton. Eighty cents
block or 40 cents hundred. We
weigh our ice. AMERICAN ICE
CO., FRED. GUTIERREZ, Manager.
10-4-14t