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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
R. Barr, narzeczOny panny F. Bentley, podejrzany
0 moTderstwo, uhywa sic.
N|ESzCzE$uWE WYPADKI.
Trzej robotnicy gina przy noWych budowIaeh.
Komisarze d6g maa doos6 neaWnyeh wyskach. - sa-
ku cegenaGh. - DsekyW pOszuMja PooCkego. -
DIS apat - Irandeyey ehieagSey samozadzis.

oIuNJ wv N"SS'JS
kontroli mad mimi. Rezolucye swa
ma to przed}ozyl, azeby zyskac
upowaznienie do natychmiasto-
wego zredagowania ordynansu
odnoSnego, gdyz wakacye juz "a
pasem.
Posiedzenie subkomitetu odbe-
die sic we czwartek godz. lOtej
ma ktorem obecni beda wszyscy
interesowani urzednicy i instytu-
eye.
Organizacya kobieca ,,Wo-
mans Party of Cook County" do
maga sic Sledztwa wszystkich
bankow wog6le W liscie do BURN.
Harrisona rady miejskiej.
Znow kwestya odpadk6w.
Rada miejska nieomal nagoto-
wala nowego bigosu, gdy odrzu-
ella ordynans, upowazniajacy ko-
misarza zdrowia do zawarcia kon-
traktu firma Harris and CO. ma
wydanie pozostaiosci incynera-
tora miejskiego, ktory ma W krot-
kim czasie bye otwarty. Burn.
Harrison aid. Richert wtedy al-
dermanom wyjaSnili, re odpadki
W takim wypadku beda wyrzuca-
ne ma otwarte pole przy uIicy
Grace, dopoki komisarz zdrowia
ME otrzyma nowych ofert. Po
tenn strofowaniu rada propozycye
ponownie rozwazyla i udzielila
komisarzowi zdrowia zadanego
upowaznicnia ma wydanie kon-
traktu po $5.77 cd tony.
Przysiugi ola zwolennikow.
Zywq dyskusye wywoial ra-
port aid. Kernera, proponujqcy
poprawke do reguf rady miejskiej
zakazujaca aldermanom starania
sic przys}ugi i fawory ola
swych zwolennikow Cd korpora-
cyl urzadzeh publicznych. Pro-
jekt zostai ubity, tax w komite-
Gle, jak w radzie miejskiej.
lime sprawy.
Przyjeto poprawki do ordynan-
su przeciw rewolwerowiczom w
mysl opinii doradzcy korporacyj-
nego.
Przyjeto cd burmistrza komu-
nikat, zwracajacy uwage ma fakt,
re pasazerowie tramwajow ma
Wabash ave., ME moga sic prze-
siadywac do linii zachodnich w
terytoryum ma po1n0c Cd ul. r.
tel. Odesiano do komitetu trans
portacyjnego.
Zatwierdzono proklamacye bur
mistrza, oznaczajaca dzieh 3O-go
czerwca jake ,,dzieh dzieci."
Wyznaczono $4,000 ma Sledz-
two przez komitet aldermanow W
sprawie powodow zbrodni, a
$1,000 wyznaczono komitetowi
zdrowia ma omowienie i przestu-
dyowanie poleceh komisyi ME
moralnoSci (vice commission).
Komunikat cd prok. stanowego
W ktorym ten prosi o
wyznaczenie mu $4,000 albo
$4,000 ma procesowanie rewol-
werowiczow iinnych kryminali-
stow, odeslano do komitetu finan
sowego.
Upowazniono wyplate $4,000
miesiecznie komitetowi dworcow
kolejowych ma oplacenie kosztow
przestudyowanie kwestyi dwor-
cow kolejowych zagodzenia in
zyniera ]. F. Wallace'a i sztabu
pomocnikow.
Aprobowano Sledztwo komite-
tu finansowego W sprawie skan-
/DoI,onczaoia NJ ctr Seil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
POPRA ROOSEVELTA.

Washington, 26 maja. = ,,Jesli
progresywni republikanie beda
mieli jake znaczenie W roku 1916,
to Teodor Roosevelt niezawodnie
otrzyma ich solidarne poparcie
stanie sic kandydatem partyi re-
publikanskiej na prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych W roku 1915
- powiedzial wczoraj pose} Hi
nebaugh z Illinois.
Me ulega najmniejszej watpli-
wosci, re niektorzy wodzowie par,
tyi republikahskiej chca konie--
cznie pojednac sic Rooseveltem
Republikanie przekonani So ma
macalnie, re ME odniosa pozada'
nego zwyciestwa W polityce kra-
jowej jeSli partya bedzie podzie-
Iona jak dotyohczas. Sila republi-
kaiska zostala rozcieta, tymcza--
sem demokraci stoja zwarci
przeprowadzaja to, co i'm sic po-
doba.
Gdyby Roosevelt chcial nadal
podtrzymac swoja partye, wten-
czas demokraci napewno odnio--
sa jeszcze jedno zwyciestwo kra-
jowe. Tel kleski republikanie ME
moga wprost uniknac jesli pozo--
stana podzieleni ma diva obozy.
McNEILL KOLEKTOREM.
Washington, 26 maja. - Sc
kretarz skarbu wroci w tych
dniach z podrozy poSlubnej. Cze-
ka ia niego mnostwo kandydat6w
ma urzedy federalne.
Sekretarz skarbu postanowf
zamianowac Riversa Mcneil z
Chicago kolektorem cla W porcie
chicagoskim, Jest to ostatni wiel-
XII urzad federalny dla demokra--
tow w Stanie Illinois. Mcneil
popieraI Wilsona cd samego po--
czatku. Byl on delegatem ma kon-
wencye demokratyczna W Baltl-
more, gdzie pracowal "a tenn, by
delegacya z tego stanu przerzucl-
la sic re strony Clarka ma strone
Wilsona. ...
Z nadjazdem McAdoo skomple-
tuje sic takze rade nadzorcza ola
bank6w rezerwowych. Prezydent
podobno ma miejsce Harryego A.
Wheelera z Chicago, ktory ofia-
rowanego mu stanowiska ME przy
iaI, zamianuje E. S. Simmonsa z
St. Louis.
Senator Lewis stara sic, by
mieisce to dostai George E. Ro--
berts, byiy prezes banku Com
mercial National, a obecnie dyre-
ktor mennicy. Popiera go rowniez
senator Kenyon.
DEcYZYE NAJWYzSZEGC
TRYBUNALU.
Waszyngton, &c maja. : Rad
no1,or1Iczenie ma str 5-el)
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z NIEMIEC.

Osnabrueck, 26 maja. - Po-'
rucznicy awiatorzy Breeder
Reinhardt, uczestniczacy W zawo-
dach napowietrznych, /zabili sic
spadlszy W poblizu tego miasta
Dotychczas W tegorocznych "a
wodach niemieckich zgine}o juz
awiatorow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
z ALBANII.

Durazzo, 26 maja. - w wal
kach, stoczonych tn W sobote mi
Mona zostalo zabitych 20 a ra'
nionych 1Ociu ludzi - rownie Z
pomiedzy powstahc6w, jak IL po-
$rod zolnierzy albahskich i zan-
darmow. Powstahcy obozuja ME
daleko stolicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-26
TeIegraDy zagTaDICzns'
SYTUACYA MEXY-
KANSKA.

Niagara, Falls, 26 maja. -
Wczorajszy dzien spedzono na
szczegolowych pertraktacyach
przedstawicielami Huerty po--
dobno targow tych rezultat jes;
ze wszech miar zadawalajacy, a
o patryotyzmie Mexykanow mo-
via i pisza dis z wielkimi kom-
plementami. Spodziewaja sic u
konczenia narad W przeciagu ty
godnia. Jezeli sic obie strony Ego
dza, to "a prowizorycznym rza-
dem meXykanskim Stanie Rad
Stanow Zjedn. ME pozwoli kon-
stytucyonalistom przeszkadzac
dalej W dziele pacyfikacyi kraju,
oraz uporzadkowania go po kilko-
letnich juz rozterkach. o lie to
sic W praktyce da speinic, wnet
przyszio5c okaze.
Mexyk, miasto, 26 maja. - So
dza powszechnie, re Will ME udai
sic Pierwszy atak ma Saltillo, o
ktorego zajeciu nowina pred
wczesna bye miaia. Mimo to jed
max ME ulega zadnej watpliwoSci,
ze rewolucyoniSci szybkie czynia
POstepy, panowanie Huerty jest
juz ostatecznie zachwiane, ponie-
waz do kiosk ma polu walki przy
czyniaja sic fatalnie .trudnoSci fl
nansowe: wojsko i urzednicy fe-
deralni, ME oplacani, lada dnia
zbuntowac sic moga; narazie je-
szcze postrach idh trzyma, ale
gdy nadciagna rewolucyoniSci,
wtedy wszystko mimi sic pola--
czy przeciwko dotychczasowema
dyktatorowi.
- Carranza zachowuje milcze-
ME co do ukiadow polubownych
stale utrzymuje, re Huerta u
kladow niema, ale mozliwem jest,
re w stanowczej chwili Carran-
"a CLOS. zabierze. .Carranza zamySla
prowadzic kampanie az do konca.
- Niechec wielka niezadowo-
lenie wywolaI nakaz wladz re-
wolucyjnych wystosowany do
mieszkancow m. Tampico, re zio-
Eye maja ma skarb rzadu konssy-
tucyonalistow pol miliona dola--
row mexykanskich: otaksowano
tn kompame naftowe i inne firny
handlowe. w 1ampico panuje
straszna nedza i giod w calej oko-
Icy, ludzie mra glodu, brak tam
woody do picia, artykuly spozyw-
cze doszly do cen nieprawdopo--
dobnych: W miescie panuja cho'-
roby.
Carranza ogiosi& stanow--
czo, re Zapata, wodz rewolucyi
samodzielnej W poludniowym
Mexyku, nigdy W zadne poro--
zumienie Huerta ME wchodzl,
owszem jest W porozumieniu sci,
siem z konstytucyonalistami.
oryginalna ponyika zaszia
pod Mazatlan: z powodu onegdaj-
szego pogrzebu cesarzowej wdo-
wy japonskiej = okrety angiel--
skie i amerykanskie, W porcie tym
stacyonowane, oddaiy salwe dzia-
Iowa = stojacy pod miastem
oblegajacy je gen. Obregon, So
dzac. ze to miasto bombardowa1
zaczyna, wsypai don kilkadzie--
STAT granatow, znaczne .czynlac
szkody.
NOWI KARDYNALoWIE
Rzym, 26 maja. - Ma tajnym
Yo,systorzu paoieSkim 0iciec
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Madrej gloWie.

ward, natknal sic ma gore lodo-
wa pod Kap Race, kolo Nowej
Fundlandyi, ma szczeScie okre'
jechai powoli bardzo z powodu
mgiy panujacej uniknai tenn ka-
tastrofy. A..
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19
POOR OLD COLORADO!

"Poor old Colorado - some one wrote
Not at all, sir Troubled some, of course,
but hope not lost by any means. Harried
by few foreigners, many Of whom can
not read, write nor un derstand plain Eng
lish, who owing to their ignorance are
urged by leaders to do acts of violence,
and break laws of the land in order that
that these leaders may enrich themselves.
Cursed by few sensational writers who
for paltry stipend or personal recoani-
ton would trail the name Of this glorious
state in the slime that they alone should
wallow in. But, thank God, the majority
of citizens of the commonwealth are
worthy of the name, good citizens. They
are rallyns to the support of their down.
trodden state, holding mass meetings in
many of the towns and adopting resolu.
tions declaring in favor of the law and
against the lies and Interpretations
that have gone forth and caused some
misguided writer to refer to our state as
"poor." She is richer than ever, in that
her good citizens worth is to be more ap.
preciated. They are arousing themselves
and will heal the few sores that bother,
and ''poor old Colorado" will continue to
pour out her her vast riches. Pitkin
Miner.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19
P1NcHoT ATTACKS PERKINS

The political sensation Of the week from
the standpoint of the Prosre ssive party
was the making public of long letter
from Amos Pinchot, the wealthy brother
OF former Forester Clifford Pinchot, now
running for senator in Pennsylvania, TO
Chairman Dixon of the Progressive Ma
tional Committee bitterly assailins Geo.
W. Perkins, the former Morgan partner,
who has served as chairman of the Ex-
ecutive committee of the Prosressives.
Pinchot wants Perkins put out of the party
because of alleged leanings toward the
big trusts. He says that Perkins caused
the antitrust plank to be dropped out of
the Progressive platform at Chicago in
1912 and that Perkins has used the party
organ for his own personal advancement.
Lukewarmness on labor reforms is also
charged against Perkins. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19

Here the summer Ioafer stands: in his
pockets are his hands: and the granger
loudly cries 81 am needing toilers now,
men to reap and men to plow, and I'll
feed them full of porterhouse and pies
Ample WAGES will pay, by the month or
by the day, if you'll WELD a pitchfork or
a spade; and you II draw your pay in cash,
and you'll have the hest of hash, and a
schooner every hour Of lemonade" Says
the idle corner shirk would surely like
to work, but my dying granny made me
take a vow, that Id never toll with the
nerve-destroying soil that I'd never risk
my life behind pIow. For her uncle's
brother Jules walked behind a pair of
mules blowing up ertile meadow by the
sea; and the mules reached out behind
with their heels and knocks him blind,
and my granny feared a kindred fate for
me-" Said the granger: "Oh the deuce
You have always an excuse, you big loaf
ers who are rottinG in the sun And the
honest men who work must support when
its harvesting is done. Which is why |
often think that the cOuntry's on the blink;
il our Government we're worth pint of
pitch, every loafer foul and stale would be
breaking rock in jail, while the sheriff
hecked his midriF with a switch. Walt
Mason.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF The Denver Alfalfa Milling &
Products Company will be held at the Of.
fee of the com pany in Hartman, Prowers
County, Colorado, on Monday, the sixth
day OF July, A. D. l9l4, at the hour of
eleven o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
electins directors OF the said corporation
for the ensuing year and for the transac.
ton of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
F, NJ, WILSON,
Secretary.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19

advertiser the columns Of The Chean
this tero We have subscribers practically home
this section and our advice them paonze the advertiser
cusve The oca advertiser the who entitled your trade
he must make purchase good order hold But
he must thin enough your trade ask for before
entitled to fa0nze the advertera make specially Of
ronizng Chetain adv verisers.
Montana asks Tor federal troops que strike Disturbances
Another opportunity for Lindsey Costgan, Jones & Co.
Tom Patterson viii be candidate for the nomination for governor
the Democratic ticket Tom got the habit Of being candidate for
office over 6fy ago and will ever have it.
The marriage ceremony useless and only poll parrot affair."
Dr. Anna Sha" President of the Womans Suffrage League
1t certainly is Doc lar you receiving opportunity 60
90 through one is concerned
The unable pay the militia boys for services rem
dered the strike district bids received for the bond
made by the egsare About change made the ad
ministration of affair Of this state. En-, what
The Artesia Cali invites the attention Of readers the Holly
advertisements Appearing that paper and close scuny Of the
the Home trade worth considering MIR. Merchant?
The Attorney General has decided that the Republican party is
ghuy entitled their claim that they the second party the
therefore the the Republicans and Democrats will
the board Of elections There will be doubt Of where the Re-
publican party STANDS after this fall they will sweep the
That Ben Gr will be the candidate Proeessves for the
surprise Mr. Griffith Costgan Dodge and Merle
Vincent held fe meeting time ago Four Offices par
ceed Cosan for governor Griffith for u Senator and Dodge
and Vincent conessmen lhe first have made their official
and the latter will surprise the public with
nouncements soon.--Puebo Chietain
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Ohcs 81 Lamar. Colo.
May 5. 1914.
Notice !, hereby given h.t Arthur B. Well, Of W,bb.
Color ado sho Apr 49, 1910. made Homestead .ntry.
Serial No. 07S22 for souh~.s quarter. Sseion Town.
ship 20 s, Range AZ W. sixth pnepsl meridian. hs. fled
notice OF intention TO make three proof to establish
esm tho land shove described b,.os tn. Register and
Receiver Lsm.r Colorado. tn. 2d day Of June 1914.
tlsmsnt nsmes as ~itnesses Leonard endios Robert
T. Chandler. Lloyd Webb and George W. Griffith, oil Of
Webb, Colorado.
Eussus N, Whi,,tu, Register
Msy S'JupS Il
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19

\ hail storm of a few minutes
duration can completely destroy
any crop. Now is the season Of
hail storms. See Demaray d. Pas
chall and get hail storm insurance
before it may be too late.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UT1Grtment OF the Interior.
u. S. Lagd Oihce at Lamar, Colo

U. s. Lsnd OiGcs at L.msr Colo.
June 2 1914.
Notice i, hereby given hat rhoma. Wood Of Holly.
Color .do who on September 5. 1907. made home e.d
entry No. 856s .cral No D35l0 Tor northwest quarter.
section e. and on JUNE g. 1903. made addition home ,esd
entry No. 05lB for SOUTH est quarter. section e.
ship "a south range A. vest. 9Th principal medsn has
fled notice OF intention make Eve proof. estsb
sh claim to the land above Ie scrbel before the Register
and Receiver al Lamar Color ado the 18th d. Of July.
1914.
Claimant names as ,iDncsses Es.i. A. Wiley. William
Holly. Colorado.
Eugene NJ. Whitaker. Register,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-06-19

Finest grade of groceries at
Pratt's.
Screen wire, lubricating oil, irri-
eating shovels and general hard
ware at Pratt's.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-13
N. A. FRANKLIN
URGED clemens
BENDT REMOVED
CONTINUED from page one)

him. As soon as it became evident
that. Judge Humphreys would not ac-
cept an appointment, / did what !
could for Judge Clemens and want to
say that his retention Is a splendid
thing for Hawaii
collector Franklin Is obviously
happy over being back in Hawaii.
Il tell you I'm glad to get back
bRme,v he said, enphasizing home.
when We sighted Diamond Head this
Dprning I was nllRttE happy had
Z 1ne "trip but like Hawaii TOO well
now n e satisfed when q way.
nsconfDendatiopp Nadl,s:s
sA.nunher o. Impoft alt reeoWmenda-
tioQs we're na1e " ll,e conference Of
customs QI'Ie Ais, "a ln placed before
colfree6. Anone than q, = grQconl-
mend fiop hat customs Ulcers II Ha-
wall ~ allowed ~ Begr = Iielfer uni-
torn. one more ips keeping Nth the
snbtF0pical climate. 4 colIectQr Frank.
10 took mp other matters reIetilg TO
The good q the f9rfieR n HAWAII
8cecDpalyin9 him ~ .HeFeit q his
nel6oV. e. "A. ErankIIh, Who has won
ttndHnt hopofe AZ the unfxerlity Of
Nie1ietiopi. hos ereduatsd frpm the
Law school and comes - Hawaii to
br1nfIoe his prolessiQRl lie viii enter
L1t IeN Offices Of ThQmpgon, Nilder
- 2 {, -- 49, A.. -. - - -
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BOSTON CLNCHES
1ITLEBY TAKING
-FOUR IN 4 ROW
Continued from page one,

today, but his previous record has won
him enduring basebali fame.
FIRST SCORE IN FOURTH INNING.
/ shsNl<ey and Ruholph Allowed no
scores In the first three innings Both
we're setting down the batters with
eIockiike regularity. In the last Of the
fourth Evers walked and took second
on connoiiys iniieid grounder, Eonnol-
| " being out At first.
Whikfed, the kid outfseIdee, singled
and Evers went TO third, the hit being
so short that ne did not dare take
/ the chance 81 continuing on to the
plate. Schmidt nexf pushed . slow
roller to the infieid and Evers crosse
ed the plate with the 6fst run 81 the
game, Schmidt being pat out AZ first
ocwdy went out a. FIRST On ground
e, endinp the inning.
Pt4iLAEELPHiA GETS ONE.
The Athletics gave their dosnheart.
ed supporters soue olimnefinns Of
hope n the fifth. Barry, first 40. sin-
|eled. schand could do no better than
an Jniieid grpundef on which Barry
took sscoud. schapg going out a. first.
ShaNkey connected for twc-base hit.
Barry scoring. Murphy went out at
first and shawi<ey took third but RD-
dolph famed oldrinn, stopping the.
rally.
The Braves came back With the two
runs that made the game and the
championship sure. Both Maranviile
and Deal went out on lnfieId ground
crs. but Rudolph singled and Moran
doubled Then Johnny Evers came 70
bet and sIsshed out . single. both Ru-
dolnl and Moran scoring. Evers WAC
picked of first BY ! quick throw Of
the pitcher.
Connie Mack sent Pennock into the
box 70 replace shawi<ey Il the BEGIN.
ninu Of the sixth and thereafter Pen-.
mock kept the Braves from the plate
HIT the Athletics could do pothiEso With
BudcIph and seldom seached fir5t base.
Rudolph's pltchino WAS fnaskerlk # ev-
cry stage. nostol's garpencss Clicked
fverw attempt Of the Athletics e Get
The Lad, -
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MAI. B. B, RAY
ON.PR0MOTED
OFFICER HERE
Maj. Beecher 8. Ray En- Route
ito Philippines, Failed to
Reach Lieut.. c olOneIcy

The army transport Sherman. the
regular monthly tr0opship from San
Francisco to the Philippines, arrived
, this morning. after an uneventfHl yoy-
age from the coast. Owing to the fact
that there have been two transports
sailing from the mainland this month
the Sherman is not 0yerrrowded
The senior officer Is Brig.-een.
Charles ). Bailey. who is under orders
to proceed to the Philippines to Jas
snme command Of the district Of Lu.
zon
I.t-eol John e. McMahon. recently
assigned TO the 1st Field ARTILLERY to
MI the vacancy caused by the transfer
OF I.ieutenant-eolone Menohef, reach
ed Honolulu on the Sherman.
Another officer for Hawaii Is LtSeol.
n. L. Hifst, formerly serving with the
lsf Infantry. but now ordered TO duty
with The National Guard OF Minnesota.
|Lientenant-colonel Hirst was eWay on
leave when his orders reached him,
and he is now returning to pack up
his belongings
An officer whose case has attained
national prominence is Mai. Beecher
30
who has 0een passed several times in
the REGULAR line OF promption. pwing
to the fact that the senate has refused
to confirm his nomination to be lieu
fenant-colcnel
Major Raw was member Of the
permanent nav corps of the army and
when the staff departments were COM
solidated into the QUAR- ernnaster CORDS
he was well IN the list In his own
department In his grade When his
yacancy occurred. the senate held up
llis confirmation, and after considera-
BILE discussion and legal action. he was
passed over, and the major below him
promoted. This has occurred several
hines, and MAJOR Ray Is still &C the
top or the list az majors He goes
10 The Philippines FOR duty
Commenting on TIE exceptional case
of this officer the San francisco
Chronicle Of recent date says
Major Ray was senior officer Of his
rank IN the Qaartermaster corps when
q vacancy arose for lieutenant colonel
President Taft nominated Major Ray
as lieutenant colonel and the senate
failed either to confirm or reject the
appointment. The place remained va
cant until President Wilson took Of
flee. Wilson asked Att0rney-E enetall
McRegnolds whether he could promote
Major Herbert n Lord over Major
Rays head. The afyorney-general ruiz
ed that an army officer beIowthe rank
Of brigadier-ge who ranks high
est on the Inst Tor promotion In his
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The STANDARD Oil Company has
been doing considerable juggling with
the names and register Of various yes
'sels Of its large Pacific feet The
BRITISH steamer Niagara. formerly of
IGernlnn register has been cleared for
Itosaki BY Captain 0lbrethsen ~ the
Tuecarora. On her last visit the craft
was shifted from the German to the
British coIors Before the Juggling Of
Indian names ia the original fleet OF
German and British tankers there was
q Tuscarora. now supplanted< BY the
former Niasara
0%tlEo -.s-kt IL
Many Ships Are Captured.
The list OF German and Austrian
ships captured or detained now ap-
proaches $50. and 81 these. 1t IL stated,
nearly 10 furnish some ground for
dispute. Sixtysseven vessels Of Ger
man and Austrian nationality have
been put on the capture book at
Lioyl's. Among them are. some Of
the finest vessels in the German mer-
camille marine. There are no fewer
than fifteen Of tie Hansa fleet, making
. total Of nearly 10000 tons. Besides
these there are several Of the North
German Lloyd and other lines.
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a small amount of sugar e repre-
se1ttl - tie cleanup Of the product
~ the several plantations on Ha.
wall. according b report brought
- Icf1'rI1 with the return Of Purser
|0|I''II N ne 1Ie1uef KiIeuoa- The
|..I includes TIE following lots: 0laa,
|'<5 I4k1Iu1. JOSS: KeiVild. 1883,
I1I,1k01 MIL 1855: Eonokaa. 200:
111,11 zl6z: H1noapo 900 sacks.
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Saltwater an Arrival AZ hilo.
Twenty-seven dags from Port An
geles with Z larGe shipment Of lnm-
Der the Americas schooner Salvador
vas an arrival It Hilo On last Monday
according q report brought Co Homo.
ltin this morning with the return of
the steamer Kilauea The Salvador =
said to have met with . lengthy voys
axe because Of unfavorable weather.
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g Philadelphia had one less error Q
Q but the fielding Of the Bostonians .
q in brilliance does not suffer by 9
g comparison with that of the Ath- q
o letics q
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MONA SUGAR Awaiting shipment.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the
kona and k6u coaEt of Hawaii In
cIudes the following Icte according 10
report brought W Officers in the
steener Na1ne Ec1: P1nahou 1852.
Ic1utDo 1900. Honol1r 27o0 sacks.