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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

- Rsfnsd-iuniasa - o.
80 si's : ::
Sol ro~rax ~ g.. o.
-f~sr rs.sr
-1r=- 80 -. $780, q. -. go,
Es-s - 10 P,la srsunsf. -
.r-~n--u Hh1rh scsrsar u,ini.
.r- ~---V-sf 90 - Lssa tu,-- n
~ ,vs-@ ts-aisia-s -har - r.lsf
FOL M rua- IN rnflrsIns -hss
1rrs. - t~fest ~ 80 disr1snt
- w. Nrrss -sf. iesr rytn- m
90 .s~-
- nou~ --@rn1s sv-s saruafn
- r~-ftr wsaa sNfrR A.. s.fwus.
-r-u--s.iS-- ,r~,aEhs rov 20 -orss
~r- Nus -san ra-r~ 80 snv
60. --~ FL, - -nrhru-as-rtsalav -xrir-ss
49, .-~-r w--~ n asan1-x h.tt
H"H. HsEr 1Hsf rns.sf II ar.tlr,sf 80
-r--- s,nar- - - af--r.sssa 1870 IN
-n-~ n-~sr-t rru--taEun-,t rhre~
49, @.r>a-sa-r- n - ntnrh n
$50 ~ a,-u<Ar- - ~ -y-.sr---
$500 -asr-~ e. 49, snst 'h--tr rar-
1901 - ~ 49, q r-saacr's< ~.
f. -- 49, - -1-r-
.a -~V-uraa s1EE -. Es-s,rs ~
80 49, a. rr--sln---- n s..-sr
..H 80 -s-z. -r-sssv -.s-sstg-a--. %
- Hrssaln 49, NV
Eara -lr~rl-r -e.sr
---s Hl.@saszrs- 49, Ts,r-
r-r~ - 1-1@azE1~.- n
- - 49, -1---ss5
49, 49, 49, 49, --s.lu.ns
-. - -, -.
80 W a.r.asr-
a ~-1.l-a1s Hs'-l,as essvrs
= ''-'-l
49, aNar~ l-" -
- - 49, 49, SO
--S-- 80 30 B-s-sss- H..,ss-
- -. :. - - a 7, - 90. a.
- .asaE-n Al ~rrh
49, - ~nz- ~ -~u~--
- - 49, y $50 z..u .
--.-- #ar-r--. 80 -r N-a--Er -
- H4ar urHf ga -
-ar ..ar---l N. --.l1 = a..
- a. ras4- 30 Nr
----.. =. - -. e.. -.
ra- tssn ~ 49, Ns--
uau-H a. H.
- - - - 80 N
-a-H 10 kra1H=s - - H "a
7-- "a 49, va.sr >.i.-l1 "A I
-rI lsE .f= r-r- 80 .r.,.l
-H-a.a H- u --s ~ -
HH- aHH.H 20 l-l11.lf-f ilfr-.
-r 49, F.a.ss 49, No. -isrc
rH - Hrr q aas.u-ie -
Ess.a f. I'D - 80 n - -, r.
.. - - -
H., % a. 80. - ~. ~ . u.s. -'.'
-.He .a4- - ~ - F7-sH-. -
me- b. - -. -. !. -
-. s-# - 80 H...H . 49,. i. - -
- 49, s.=.a -. 49,,
80 80 -. 60 .. -
- 49, 81 -,rr.,s.l. sf1r IL IA Az
rsI. as- r..H - - -
So. - -. - r.4- -.
49, -. 49, 49, Il r.-s IN -
"a A.. = o. 80 - Sc. ~. -
-. i - ....- - -. rs4-s.... -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

'a.ts-sf 'sr Suns - ~ fssf,s-a,s inai.s
fhtfasIrfrhta uauaaaoaa n - -
RraaElrn 5000 90 = % % We f
.ua- fnilaatsipnta tiranl aaa-s Hr.oEiyn
aAniiarts Eifef $3.50 - frfuF" fhilGdiHirhta
81 ga tasrs fhtlaaRiphnas nrunElFu. .
gir~t ea~e - nalia 80 WING. {. % ~rsnian. .
49, Mt< NNqes wins. MulumgA Narrfna-
nte- ritts. WalanL WHraf Sarrtnus fY- Hrans
aetA -totsm naNss~ ritus. nauhssf. fteInlr
,tef.s- ~tn4s itooian and nrnnsasid naitnn ana
Hnmsari y hnsL Rsrg~a ana humm~i fnpir~
ausir~ ami rnirutss
chicsao ~ a., a ~. LOWS ~. T.
- LoetN July - 81 Louis iost Agaan haHday
. Gmr@9n. fasNtgr aslli ne ioEals - four
,eettefrd MIA an elxas ~ chanee sllo~taG ne
eeae - -eers tneir eaay ran - - TAms
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
HIGHANDERS LOSE IN TENTH
HtNE RtEGT ~ THE VfNTH
tvB TTg sf0Hn.


~ Hishisnft-rs fIftnf stk@ f1str rFtt
~ nv~ IN fnz'au. .a-.nr fsa Inuins fars-
srstsY. zee fh=r 80 fak@ FHfe- aut -
Hf~ sasf nlst- -ut.usihf HrNs sssiaaf 40
Vet fHv fHsr HFanfssf HT fHstF sfar
fhsFs. HefHr nsarsr fool 80 uasfufla rhan
sh~u 80 s=fH-= lean ~ n-fruif-
~" have bee 80 e .lIp fhst nas-= rH-sn
dsuarTusts. utf s.st - tnnfhsF gam. 81
fhinasus mNu@ua. ~ issNsitnfts nss--st
ott ne HFusns tnf - kfhIsftr= sfraMri-st
tHf"urh fu rHHrurv over fh- WazhinEtous
fhs rsafiif-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

-aass-si w. Csrrs.isa m ,ss -sshls tsaias
-adrsxe. aoa lat &c "a
- laltz r. - % 70 e o q
.faas ChirAge- Htoiaa@n. Cnan-v St.fnfrsal
- - Laais HanNfns. r'1u 49, lit-H
-li1a 49, ri ~asranr- hltS ~t-fafsidt -rhtt=.
-8e-arE -fwtr rlaE lass Nlasi hunetChs
-satcn 49, -tlrgfu> Nan .ttTr sarrittun
- 49, nalls 90 p@rstrr - ~-IifH
- Nrrriaioa. g SlrfrUE a. N-sstrs e.. ~
.arratEuG p -grt saasr-z ~ La1laf> a 'niF1azn
nee ~ rH.rf-. % i'ar fArid ana ..-v hrrnnan.
'fu1e nalr slsi - rlnufs~
-r~rt~~NzN e. rr-rNHr ~.
arrF~sr ta1lE ~ tInutunazi stusr1t1eu .rrr.
n n a1s- a.tH-uGao IAN t-Tr~9ilE -ar-
fs1-sas. e h. 1ns aau luf 40 Earus-S 1A --a-an.
1g-Ii1-= rfrru M. russsz - 80 ~ -alr- n NJ
lrrn o. w-ta NJ aItn .hrlsn-F Hr1 l.tsi
1872 taaNiw Nr-zn~F "a - ~
e. TEnr weed 49, ~ a. .irns ms nr~U
aansr an --r .-1Hll1sns - -snrrH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

-fsnEts-f ar r--ir-@iair NJ -inra n1isInE
"a -assIis. o . . % 90 II
aie--thnrt. o
alIuf. ~ LzIfI- -s-5EasrrI s-s--iaalssi -
81 +tls1iafL rfFr nas 49, An
strwnl-srs -nr-~nr- 8r ~luunli raaasn -
Vllr-s Hftn -arft Z - 1nu~ Rnils ssi Laisr
~ rr-tr-- flFl-' trlt fa-fFaru -
I-l~s-lsfuf ~ f-affis. -frlrs arf ~ vsf..ll =
= Aai.r q .la.InHr rlHv WmI1r- r--ls=slaaF
sIiIf Es-s1nf1 Nilf Iiit7i E-aEe e. 7sru n sla~f
-Eusu-- FiUa unIlsr- cia--nL Lnn-E hll,sr
anf 81 minuns-A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Our Annual Rug
and Carpet Sale

bcg rs fo-usOFTON m OaatutlltioH
With the august Furniture sale
IL . car pu-po.s 90 maize shss the
Biggest and most popSal1r Carat and
Rus Sale ~ have ever hsld
he sooas making - ths Offering
are frcm the rest uaills m ths ScuntrY.
Ths 3aansitsss ara Asa>41nf ard IN
most inssAn1es
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
IICHTSWOHFN RACE.
Nn-. - LAsasa wns HRnssaaxs rreU@y %
~-a~Anhaka Csranehhan &c

- zz--zAi -srs To- F-tr~- o4~reA ~
,ruz1oass-- , H&-.iars % the So
$4,000 Co-rn-AEEa N4-At DAB wNs ~ASi~d
---r--yfAy asur-n-aa E2rh v>ar Con1o-
SO Hzsrra<- e-~-- rrtr-s for Lssf.-~ r4rs~
~ - - -. - rs~-a trop6n.s - shs Arnha-
tzun q every un-AAA 40 - 49, - haalf,>
-. % sh.- r&rs-s N th~ ~h1o a-~G Th-
v-ar to rae 40 fer y fc~s<r~ s~n>1
n 80 ~hab and -Ara noAr 80 -a~~r~d ~
--5u-- -~s.tlv~ q the e~s~r. nls th~ o~U-r
was "a blArd - 10 suscA hArt vera a.
han.flrnx to masa sA~~f
nv u--- ave seArterS Aai tAs rae
80 s-Aii~sf ever IN Hnsa4e rsErs@ N fall
Eh~~ q 10 chEhAsps1-e q a<Ar a-sssrh-
Ms-terdr snDA Ia nSr~ s4S r@-< Mn~s
q LAnEAoaA 80 @-Al1r4 tn@ Imp, zaAAE-A
70 49, cat th~ TAmAb<. eAah~5 - Ms
" l. Ras-a bT ~ ~.anst- Mo LAn.ipa
"a I'D tn NAnsT kAhy AMI to-s& thir6 pg1E-
Na-- T. i-Ens.on @4ls>t the Ih-t-uaAN buf thaf
"a ~ 49, dl-Aba-~t .az1 dn.t 1Se 1aH~A- Tns
~umnlArI--
LaDrzs nssN Fos coNsnno&a 1sSrr~ss PHEFhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
u0ToR RosTS ON THE TDs0N.
Anna m wms Ce1m~a~r~s 90 90
C@lsaaHl ya~As Clms Msa.~.

he CoSSci.l Ns~hs Club A~sa q rare for
motor boaf- Ee-<~rStay AfrernSsa- Nin~-
teen -SAr-~d fsr prtp-- Sr~r-st 81 Comnzs-
fsr- Gs3rh The Lisri- Sa-E~r made tie
fa-rs-r tine b-ta tie eosnnlzt~~ surzr-~f s-sr
rnar d y PraGf-s Nln.a IA un@ to ~tnn~r
4 lrri- SISTER taaz -scaaf p<sz< Asst H~t-n tS-
TART pr1z.- Th- -Lap--sf tIra~- folis~-
~rsr- ! a'croTa-curmsz . nnEn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
The PriceSA Are About
One-Half Regular

Not ozliy - tAis = razs chase toS tho
hozzscSeCp<r stsf q . fhs Ro13en hA--
vest - hotel and kOar4ing hOs.se
p-cri<to-s And o~n<Es q Aparsm<a-
houscN
LOT 20. Z Is made mp Oi
ANnirsse- Rags-ncs ~ ecnnon
kr-i. e-1f tie thsck- Sctt. ASAvY Ant
zlrars. sVeriasti-g gEa3rs n<Ariy every
colc- - -er-esenteA- ether N OrssneA.
% tlo-ai 3esassS-
sNi: NNNIN>TER: regularly
S:S sa $50: ~aI- Prir~ sn6-So
ta $500
~-sBNlo-6 ADMINISTER rrgo-
larlN ~:3 to 49,: sale PTicr
STA "a 's Sl~-S4s
..ONa.u ADMINISTER regularly
sIS ga SEQ: >-aI- Prise 81 ~
6-eNs.O ~ MINISTER: regularity
SIS to >la: ~aa~ Prize sl0-@~-
:ffsN.0 inrh ADMINISTER r~su-
lsrlN Sl-2S; ~ale Pri.-r S3-sSss-
2.Ntssl insh ANMIN~TtR- r-Eaa-
LARRY $50: SAFE PTis-c Sla>-
LOT No. = Is max up Of
Tapestry B-uSA1as Rag a-i aftorSs
~ orcortu-i-y g soc---c . hsAyy AZ
wSi Ispesz-Y Req fo- th< r-l1e q Al
o--dna-g g-ass rssE-
aArr r-~zrr - - .al1-
Nv rr.~ -r= .==-T ~-rEl- ~=-<-~H
p --=.- a-4-T--1 lUE rsE~1ar
Tr.sa - 49, f'--F=. - o.
-vi- IHr-----v bra---.S skr-a
49, ---5--i r~S-lzr H1-~
s. o. ~ P-lT- $50
sHf- ElE--f-w f-1--rl~ -
sa-N rV. -a-l-T r~--lar Erar-
2 - frrt- 49,
LOT \o- ; i n,ade NO Of
Sx:2 Royal VE-c- We've. Sesrscs
RzsS regularly 50; Salc S-5-e SASS
LOI No ! - made up q
~ $500 TT I-lnt-v F.
-~e< '--T---- rrE-Er ~ So
~-- 49,
Aa1-l-- 80 5sl-s--l l-.-cau-s - a.
AL ~E-h'- An u~-=r tarU-1s
- i-r r---.ar gr-7- -
- -a 49,
Ana a. .. 70 .-s41ss-~ iay.1r nd Lag
LOT No : : made up Of
l--av~ 1rS I---slvl r-sE...- --.a
49, ~ - fr-7e ~
H@aVr I .. 'rlarf l. rs.'-=l-l --r-l-r
F-1c-. a mi - T'r1-- 8~<
- RlconinrAafeS' Lev 90 ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

A. - rF~nusIs-. N--s ursE-unp. = Ml--numa q
- ulsflsIr-a tHftiag a Nsfsle
- FlssIf luurns-sr- EzE.il,zillsl q HimraTEn--r
- Ff-uinuluur- lIlr-uluuIsinEii : ,zaff lsitssssslI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

A. zuu--Inw-Eir-c u.En~-Ezs--Ir- Ne~
Es,srrTrl a aa~-unlE riuns-ys--s 8E-E1sr-t Eass
-susu-
A. 4rssniErasms-fff~C rtsn--AEIm. = 3frsria1nEa.
s,---u,sIr r-Isnus- Invrs-i .um. q -Ern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

~ rNarHIllEn-a 10 rrli1nr ann1linaifl Nlnnsml
n sss---Iruf r.lnsr t4IauIIIEiig = alEwm.
. -nnfnfftn gsaiif.tita 4iuasunNiila
A. ats-tnrua- atIr-t.sa. rHiltFnnRtsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

Rnl- N-~afH humrrmsn. tsani~r. Ney-s-
-if.a raas 90 saiis 90 rsgiaF. 2 etrlra aalt
~ taNiaF. y ~ nrtainaitF, a. Ehrs- hasa 49,
EinnteFmsn rsa usa- Mta Nrsfn=. daniss.
tirst 49, ~ ~ffursF hnlFalo. Nswafa.
-tei-n hssss NefeF.. iotsien. Heullne. Wsffe
~ ~ nasrs nITain NsWsFa "a fmrlF~ ~
nl-f Hnfst Itsia uaptrs= Halnrsn. TIRE
haur snai - aninaa~z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

Unisn Brass Bod sife. Cos entire
nss tan Eamris Ines thess 5scis we're
the talk q ths sszmi-annuAi furniture
szhibssion az ths Gsand Central Palacs.
whiCh elossd Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
CARA MIA EINSCHAILENGECIP
sgr0VB ~ seE ~ fV0ftv HaR-
Hon F0 Wtt0f RvEgv.

~~u~v~ sav~~a - ~.a Y~~t~~sfsy suss
espa ven ~~sv~sf vsusf Fstwts tf1ns
Waaus 80 aHs~. Ssflrs 80 ~ssuns
Wlmsssnsss aesss ssare 0trverss W~w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
AZ 4 Regular Prices

20 Oak Drssssrs and Ch3fonisrs
purchases from the receiver Of tho
eankrupt Eagle Furniture Co. ct High
Posnt. Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Overflow Budget

wv ''aa.-. D. ILL., 49, ~tbA@ ~
49, go ",r.or SUITS. plsc~- ~sAs.0s
S'os' 'rrsr-- Dr,,--.r >sRsss.
40 - bIrrr ~2a1A
-. n. ,'o,s-n sus china closet.
80 90.
g. :; -. ...'e'.n oak china cio--,.
So. .sl-'-a ooz ,h.Ha ,br-s'.
- :. -.,st-n o-k cana CIo-~J.
a. = .,r.us r,esr sea$
a. I'D iRn.r- ''rH. - - "a
- o. I'r,-~rr~ slA. So
.yy~nu'- s--i-. slSe@
a. - ~, rsuusr- E-.i-. .11oa
- 1.' ,ztA ''rv--.s--. - Ia.
. % .ri d., I'-----.T- sszA-sasA
49, ,,s> ~ - 80 s..A
g. - tFtk - NEE. "A ia
Sc e. trsS yh.F na-t~ - a..
- - en- tNiT,t ~ aNAIA
a. 90 e ~ All Co., -s@A1A
49, - 80 Loon N->La. pr I'd.
-r '.Ita-,.---i Nl--r. rer vi. a'.e.
'~r~-rF- 80 - fok-.
80 ~rr- - Az.
Mn -E~~s-s 11~.
- ua-l.l $3.50 sEkr.
- ~ "a lNianu t's---. -
; - alrr N-t-hr Couf1rJ thls-.
-----4-s. -
- N--g--r - p - .HI ras-s g Rse.
~ 49,
- - -
~ 3 49, r ~ - 49,.
-, =
a. -
F. f.
~ ~
~. =. 49,. -
-
Is
1881 = %
\. - o.. ~. ..-...-..--
-AH~ 80 NNEA 80 ~
.--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
70 RON DFFVBEEF DOVES
...sFs 90 30 TRFH 70 .
gvB - n

-f-HasM ~ w~u~M~ 500 ssm~-
.fT=ssfFss- fs-- 80 fsssllau sssssp 80
rtrnsrs Bsat~u ~ Mssga.
r= srs.- rtas- srsxss,sussal usss.~s.u.-,..
r-H. .Hff a MO- ss-rsflsf rlisr-
""He ~ usrsas rgstr-
Ha sHHI - wtsH . -ssss- ID,
snfs slaa ssiH--f - 10
rH vu HtslIH ~ ~ assfara
90 -unr rH-v rlarssf n ~
rH-a'ru rnfarsfuafss asfft.-f
ra ~ udas Hlff 90 n -
"r.~r ~ --@stlFa.
80 r-rs- q H-~ss~. pur-s rn..s-
Ts~s. o sn~-#m-G @ s~--usf z.u.~
-..-srsss. = a<~~sHv.. o.
...H.ls. o - I~us.s o.
...-rsfE O. Psss~n.lwa n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Al 3y3 Per Cent. OF

AArpsn G'farantssd Leather Lierargs
Chairs and Rocksrsg ifacontinasa
w1rsroon aampiss covered Nth the
highest grade % eenuins sterling
leather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

Not o-ily Is tAis rae chase tcr tho
hoSaseseCpsE -st "a - the RsiSen M
vest - hotel and koarding ho,ase
p-cri<to-s and o~n<rs a Aparsm<a-
houscN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Az 6Oc on the Dollar

90 liahoganY and Napls Dsssssss
and Chiffoaisrz. pArt q ssr recent
xreat psirc hAss from tho Marshall
F,srnsttlrs Co. hsld BACH fer this ale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

=BIOOu'insdaIes. Lax ID Ave. scIh to 6Oth 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

a ZEasnnnsr--r--=Ala = El1nsz4wcs-
Al Etr-s-H aaannH = Essrrsg
a. lrslsI,sru-xa- 1ir-sE Grune-Elranannwn. r.
Eiur---n.trn s~---uat runs-lEiiFIsss-nA a
n s-is.1ssu, plIIinInsu~rss a Hruumn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

~ v4a1~r- u-rv Wf,~s-~- Sefu.s E1-A.1rs
MarsE-n-~z- PaEys- trnr-tlu. 81 = - Eseta
H-.rE Ra-rAl IN Lr-aa1A Jar. Ar1-ra- a.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-17
CHIYO MARU
COMES & GOES

The Togo Kisen Kaisha's steamer
Chiyo Maru arrived in port yester-
day from Japan en- route to San Fran
cisco, after leaving Yokohama at six
o'clock on the 9Th instant, one day
behind schedule time. The Chiyo
had on board eighteen cabin passen-
gers for Honolulu and carried for
ward sixty-five for San Frisco. IN
addition there were GA In the second
class, and n Japanese, 81 Chinese,
50 Filipinos and sc Indians in the
steerage. The Filpinos landed here
having come to secure work on the
plantations and one of their number
declares that there are many other
natives of the islands only waiting an
opportunity to get to Hawaii. And
yet the Filipino in his own country is
rated as lazy leisure loving individ-
ual, content to rest after he has earn
ed just sufficient to keep body and
soul together and to provide himself
with the inevitable cigarette or cigar
The Indians and the Chinese are
bound for the States, where so many
of there fellow countrymen have
gone during the past few months.
There are a number of Chinese stu
dents and merchants on board the
vessel.
Among the passengers who are en-
route to Frisco are Mr.. F. r. Chaplin,
Mrs. Chaplin and Miss Chaplin. Mr..
Chaplin is attorney for the T. K. X. at
Washington and he was called to ia
pan shortly before the T. x. X. gave
notice to the Pacific Mail terminating
the agreement which exists between
the two companies. He is now re.
turning to the States to resume his
duties at Washington Baron and
Baroness Doblhoff, who are of the
Austrian nobility, also passed through
on the Chiyo, Baron Doblhoff had
very unpleasant experience in Japan,
getting into an alteration with the
railway servants regarding the taking
of small dog into a first class car
riage, The Bron refused to give the
dog up and the insistence of the rail
way officials aroused his ire. After
considerable disputing the train ar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-17
BALLINGER IS
READY To CO

BEVERLY, September 17-Secre-
tary of the Interior Ballinger, assail-
ed with a storm of disapprobation
from the entire country, has been
forced to put his whole case up to
the cabinet with the assur-
ance that if it does not sustain him
in his policies, he win resign his po-
sition.
This statement was made today
from "the summer capital" authorita-
lively.
A midvacation meeting of the cabi-
net will be held as soon as possible to
consider this new feature of the Bal
linger matter, the strongly unfavor-
able report of the Democrats and in
surgents on the Ballinger investiga-
ton committee forcing official action.
Ballinger states that unless the ad-
visers of President Taft fully uphold
him he will resign, according to the
demands of many insurgent States as
expressed at the late primaries. This
will probably mean that the charges
of Clifford Pinchot and CLAWS as pre-
scented to the congressional commit
tee that investigated them, will be
again gone over in substance.
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EPIDEMIC HORRORS,

ST. PETERSBURG, September H..
The resume of the cholera epidemic
that has swept over Russia shows the
actual conditions to exceed in horror
those which were supposed to be the
case. Official figures puhlished yes,
terday show that UP to the present
date there have been 1S2.237 cases
reported.
Out of this number there have been
1888 deaths-as many as resulted
from the terrible black plague that
swept over early England.
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CAUSES Of RECENT
Continued from page five.)

about a sharp decline as might have
been expected, from las. IL lid. last
week to lbs. I'D. at the close.
September Beet, Also decvlined from
las. 9 3-4d. In the meantime October
December Beet only declined from lis.
10 1-2 d. to lis. s I'D, and October
delivery opened today at lis. s IA d.,
which is an indication OF the strength
of the position of actual sugar and
showing a steadier market in Europe.
1t will now be interesting to watch
the course of prices for October Beet,
an advance in which would not be
surprising to many of the trade here
and woul1 be of help to the specula-
tors in September deliveries,
Cane sugars, on the London market
declined from AS. 1Od. to 19s. 3D.
floating landing" terms, being still
above the parity Of our market.
The effect here of the weakness in
London was to bring out more sellers
at last weeks current quotation of
09c., C. e f for Cubas, equal to
4 45c., landed, at which moderate
sales were made to refiners and, fin
ally, to influence the sale of 10000
bags from store here, owned. by a
Cuban planter, at 4.425c. basis Sc deg.
test, thus reducing spot quotations
.O25c.
The greater part of the sugar in
Importers stocks here were put in
store for accounts of European opera
tors who hold them much above cur
rent quotations and are making no
effort to sell at present.
The decline nov appears to be
checked, and the offerings are quite
moderate; few Cubas might possibly
be bought at present basis of 8 Lice,
c. & f. (4.45c. landed), shipment first
or second half September, buyers OPP
ton; perhaps 100000 bags are obtain
able at 1890. c. & f. a .45c. landed)
but otherwise owners are holding at
8 1-Sc, C. & f. or higher with buyers
simply looking on.
Javas are getting into closer COM
petition with Cubas, being offered
moderately at lbs. Cd. C. f. e t., equal
to 44Sc. landed, basis 96deg. test;
there are rumors of a sale to New
York Tefiners, which are not confirm
ed, but if the business has been done,
1t is believed to be on basis of 12s.
z 1-2d. c. f. & L., equal to 4.45c. for
sugars ahoat; some holders are still
asking lbs. l 10 d. C. +. & /.
Receipts for the week at United
States Four Ports were very small
GLIB tons), and stocks are steadily
decreasing.
Our market is now close to the pari-
ty of October new crop Beet, which
is quoted on the London market equal
to 47c. for Centrifugals at New York
and as the fluctuations in prices of
that delivery will influence the English
demand for available Javas, they will
in turn influence the course of the
market here.
Weather conditions continue favor
able for the growing Beet crop in
Europe and Cane crop in Cuba.
The United States Beet crop cOndi-
tions are rather more satisfactory, but
the outturn promises to be smaller
than last years, due principally TO the
decrease in sowings in Colorado.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-17
DISASTER IN MISSOURI.

HOLT, Missouri, September H.
One dead and eighteen injured is the
result of a disaster that occurred near
here late last night on the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy railroad. Two
passenger coaches, running at full
speed, crashed into each other head
on, the mail coaches telescoping. No
cause is yet assigned for the accident
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rived at Shimbashi station. Tokyo,
and the Baron left the carriage Ac-
ton was taken by the authorities but
the matter was amicably settled with
out recourse to legal proceedings.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Shaw are also on
their way to the States. Mr.. Shaw
is one of the leading officers at the
Kawasaki Dock yard, Kobe. Mr.. f. S.
Minott, accompanied by his wife, Is
returning to New York. Mr.. Minott
has been touring the East in the in
terests of the Goodyear Ruber Co,
and had a long stay in Japan.
Dr. and Mrs. Whitney returned 20
Honolulu by the Chiyo and were cor
daily welcomed on the wharf by their
many friends here.
The huun liuar h~invs ahout ono
thousand tons Of cargo for Honolulu,
consisting of general Oriental mer-
chandise She left for Frisco this
morning.
The Honolulu passenger list is as
follows: J. H. Fisher and wife. Miss
L. Gardiner, Miss H. Haver, X. Hiya-
ma, X. Matsumoto, Miss G. Millar,
Mrs. M. Oshima and maid, Mrs. Oza-
wa, Miss Ozawa, Mrs. ]. C. Powers,
Mrs. e. X. Rice, Mrs. A. E. Swift
Miss G. l. Swift, DR.. ]. M. Whitney
and wife.
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A DANGER AVOIDED.

There is no danger from blood poi
son resulting from a wound when
Chamberlains Pain Balm is applied
It is an antiseptic liniment For sale
by all druggists Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii
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CENSUS TOTALLING
IS AN EXTRA HARD JOB

the fact that the census of 1900 was
the first Federal census, and possibly
there were many errors in that, and
the figures may not be so reliable as
those that are shortly to be issued. A
comparison of the figures from 1872
up to the present year, shows that the
greatest increase will be that between
1900 and 1910. In 1900 the figures
were 154,OO1, and taking 100000 as the
figures reached for the present year,
there will be an increase of $4,000. The
figures for the years from 1872 to 1000
are: 1872, 56,S97; 1878, $685.; 1884,
SO,57S; 1890, $4,000; 1896, 10000;
1900, 154,OO1.
The receipt of the official figures is
eagerly watched for both by the resi-
dents and the officials. The delay that
is taking place, is due chiefly to the
factthat there are some States and
cities who nave used all sorts of
means to have their figures supplied
early, while so far as is known no
attempt has been made to have the
census of the Hawaiian Islands hur-
ried through. Then again, with so
many varied occupations in these is
lands, and so many different nation
alities points that are not met with in
many other citTes, the tabulating ma
chimes that are used to print the in
formation have to be adjusted This,
of course, means delay, and it is, there
fore, fully expected that the informa-
ton will not be in the hands of the
authorities before the beginning of Oc-
tober
alton of cities thus far reported hav-
he census of 1910, with comparisons