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Ptr ALAMEDA for OamarinoRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Applea Lomono OrangesLimea Nuts Raisins Celary Froah

Salmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As ¬

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fornia Oysters in tin ana shellGrabs Turkeys Flounders eto All

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WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO2Q0 Merchant Str

A Birthday Gift to

President Roosevelt

WASHINGTON Oct 2S A paityof citizens at Alaska called by ap-

pointment upon President Hoobeveltthis morning and presented htm witha ningnlfltlent nlooso head one oftho finest specimens ot the kindever mounted JTJie animal was kill-

ed

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In the Cooks Jnlet region Thoantlers measure fifty four Inches fromtip to tip The Antninttng bore thisinscription

To Theodore Roosevelt from ci-

tizens

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of Valdez Alaska in token oftheir esteem and In recognition ofhis fiicndshlp on his forty fourthbirthday October 27 1fl02

Tho paity consisted ot V T Hoggntt Robert Blyc Captain J J llealy Mr Robblns Mr McNair and FC Helm and y ife residents of NomeValdez or other Alaskan towns Theywcro introduced by RepresentativeWooton of Texas

The President expressed I1I3 appicciation of the handsome presentand announced his Intention of hav ¬

ing it placed conspicuously in thestate dining roomjif the White House--

The party extended an invitation totho President to visit Alaska on ahunting tilp assuilng him that if hewould make the trip he would be af ¬

forded an opportunity to shoot a po-

lar bear Tho party exhibited to thePresident fine specimens of gold coppr cinnabar and other mineral pro

Lducta of Alaska nifd urged upon hisattention the eonistions resourcesand necessities ot tho Territory Itv3 pointed out to him that while

there are GnOOO American citizens inAlaska they havs no government norepresentation in Congicss and aresubjected to lcgulatlons entirely in-

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to their condition ThoPresident was uigpil ta commend toCongress the particular desirabilityof legislation to protect and promotothe luteiests of Alaska- -

ICitg Oioir Ii fluenend to Give Acnrsu lUilirg

WASHINGTON Oct 23 The ofll

elals hero And an ample explanationof tbo adverse decision of King Os-

car in tho mattci ot the Samcanclaims in the staUment that corneafiom Stockholm to the effect that thoKings decision was Influenced bytlueo juii3ts one of whom was M

Ctderlfranz 0110 tlino chief juticoof Samoa It Is statod that whilofilling that impoituut post Coderkianz came into ficqucnt collisionswith Judge Chambers thQ Aniercan land commissioner who after¬

wards succocded CcdorHmnz aa chiefJustice ami It is believed that thepersonal ill feoling that followed undoubtedly Influenced tho character o

the ndvlcp given tq King OscarTUTUILA Samoa October 31

Another dlfctlCBSins delay has ojurted in tho payment for lands acquir ¬

ed by tho government fiom natlvosand from whites The money thogicajcr pan of which In In cash hasarrived here but tho commandanthas received no instructions from thoNavy Dopitmcnt to pay It out andthere la much complaint thereatSeven al of the beneficiaries fiom thisfund being In straltoned circum-stances through tho uneplaluablo de-

lays¬

In the payment of this moneyA great deal of government money

Js being spent for governmunt landsand lu the establishing of a governinent telephone system hut there Isnot a cent available for tho Improve-ment of public roads

uwuwwwiwwnmHKimi wewaw

Xho First 10CO1 MlnfOno of the innlitulions bore

which has the special attention oftouriels as well as tho local peopleio tho Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It in interesting toouter tho largo main working roomwhere geueral manager McDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai io a

I proper resting place and tho vaultaivbere the bars to be minted and

I beor aro ic pt prebont a vory taf tyIspectacle The Mini ia open from530 3 m to 1130 p m nud duringthoBO hours tho work nover ceaseoVisitors after looking over tho placewill Gnd first olaRB refreBhmfltB andtho piirear of liouors

BY AUTHORITY

NOTICE

From and after the first dy ofNovpiuIv 1 02 the now road atWeiluoe and Niu will bo openedto tralfiiI and a paction of the oldroad frill be lof rd

By order of the Superintendentof Public WoiIm

CHARLES B DWIGHTRoad Supervisor Honolulu

Honolulu H T October 31st 19022351 3t

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Cottages

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On tho promiao3 of the Snnitar3tesm Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildinga are supplied witLhot and cold water and elejrrulights Arteiian water Peifeiljanitaton

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SATURDAY NOV e W02

THE ONLY IAWBUL B01Y

It is about practically settled that

the Governor will issue a call for the

Senate to assemble in cxtraoidinary

session at once This has been done

at the instance of the Republican Cen-

tral Committee by a resolution passod

Thursday evening for the purpose of

filling the vacancy in the Treasury as

well as considering all other appoint-

ments

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and removals from office of

Territorial officials The session is to

begin on the 20th instant less than a

fortnight from now on and will bo on-

ly for a few days

Should Governor Dole so decide to

follow tho dictates of tho Republican

party of this Territory of which he is

the avowed head and logical leader

we think that in doing so he would bo

overstepping the bounds of his prerog ¬

ative rights as tho chief of tho Execu-

tive power in this Territory as set

forth in tho Organic Act tho funda

mental law providing a government by

which these Islands nro -- being today

governed by and under American rule

For tho Governor to listen to this dic-

tation ho la placing himself in a most

enviable position But of courso a

Republican victory means immedi

ate results

Tho Republican party can never do

any wrong boyond tlio Organic Act for

it is his guidanco In tho conduct of

public affairs and yet wo fail to And

thciclu his jUfUiicatlon In ills courso

of action ni jcgaids romovals and ap-

pointments It is plain under it thatlio may by and with the advico and

consent of lie Semite of the Territoryof Hawaii ioiioo from office any of

such officer 3 which wo deem that thocourso intended must and shall bo

done and treated upon in accordance

therewith otherwise it would bo ille-

gal

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His power to remove and to ap

point officials must bo dono in accord-

ance

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therewith that is by nnrt with

tho advice and consent of tlio Senate

When tho Advertiser yesterday quo ¬

ted section 3G of the said Organic Act

it only touched upon the term of of

flee of the duly elected Representa ¬

tives instead or the Senators upon

which point the Act Is silent As tho

term of office of a Senator is not

specifically specified how can a courso

other than that already laid out bo ac

cepted But of course the Republican

party and tho Republican Governor of

this Territory can do anything and ev-

erything regardless of any law upon

the matter Having elected Republi

can majorities in both branches of the

Legislature wo feel and are of tho

opinion that tho party cannot dlctato

terms to tho Governor In his course

of action in the premises Thinking

as we do we hold that the tenure of a

Senator must bo from session to ses-

sion

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and not from election to election

as in the case of tho Representatives

elected at ally general or special elec-

tion

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The Governors power to remove

must bo by and with the advico and

consent of tho Senate And which

Senate is it meant We hold it to be

tho existing one whoso --tenure of of-

fice

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expires at tho convening of the In-

coming

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one in regular resslon and not

in any extraordinary session prior

thereto We may be wrong In our de ¬

ductions but such is our construction

of hc provisions and the letter of the

Organic Act The Governor is not

above nor beond 11 but he is under

and within ii and its terms condi-

tions

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and provisions But if tho Re-

publican party wishes to evade the

fundamental law with its Senatorial

majority in older to whip it into lino

the Governor being a most willing

henchman to party dictation they arc

welcome to it Wo warn them all thatthey arc taking extraordinary meas-

ures

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with whicli to- - gain their object

to appease tho hunger of job chasers

and may yet rebound when they least

jxpect it And wo further warn them

that they arc attempting to establish

a precedent unheard of and

and will yet rue tlio day

Congress clearly and carefully safe-

guarded

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tho wording of tho Organic

Act It specifically provided the term

of office for the Representatives but

for tho Senators It is clearly set forth

in Section 30 - said Act that the

Scnato shall be composed of fifteen

members who shall hold office for four

years with a further provision thatthey shall hold offico for two years

only after the apportionment of theirterms i ow tho question is when

does the two years of tho outgoing

Senators expire And when did they

qualify Wo hold tho Senators quali ¬

fied when tho Legislature last conven-

ed

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anil they took oath and their term

will expire next February -

To call tlio Senators elect together

wo doom nn illegal act for tho only

organized and recognized body is tho

jno still In existence That Is tho only

legal body that can bo called together

by the Governor to consider romovals

tnd appointments Any attempt to

jubmorgo tlio Organic Act will bo sig-

nally

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met with in defeat Dut tho Re

publicans aro now on top law is noth-

ing to thorn only political spleen and

satisfaction is what thoy nro after Wp

jubmlt our conclusions to thorn be

lieving that our argument Is tho only

one that can bold water

IB IX DISwnANOHISKnlENlP

It is natural that Governor Dolo

should recommend to Congress

through the medium of tho Secretaryof tho Interior and among tho many

recommendations made by him is tlio

rovlvatlon of an gld custom that was

extant hero formerly In the form of

paymont of taxes and of the production

of tax receipts as a needed qualifica-

tion

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for the registration of votcrsIIerois the Important recommendation

made pertaining to this matter whichwo take from the specinl Washington

correspondence to tho Advertiser andruns as follows That the payment

of taxes for tho year previous to a reg-

ular

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election for Delegate to Congress

and senators and representatives of

the local legislature and before thoend of such year be made a prerequi

site to registration for voting at Buch

election except as to such taxes asmay bo In litigation

Wo deem that this one recommendation of a Republican appointee Gov-

ernor

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Dole should be explained by tho

now successful Republican partyFromour conception it is tantamount to a

disfranchisement of tho native ele-

ment In our electorate and yet thoRepublican party claims its presentday success to the very votes of the

self same native clement the majority

of whom are of the poorer class and

subservient to others whom It is in

tended to prevent from the enjoyment

of our present unlimited franchise

And yet they deny the soft Impeach-

ment of wishing to disfranchise tho

Hawalians

As far as we aro concerned wo

warned them of the possible and prob ¬

able outcome should they cast theirlot the other way It was not done in

the dark but it saw daylight at tho

time Governor Dole was on the Main-

land

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when ho went to save his head

from possible decapitation In public

utterances made by him he let the

cat drop out of the bag and yet thematter was submorged But now it is

again coming to tlfo surface And

should it over conic about within tho

next two years the native Hawalians

have themselves to blame

Here is now a proposition up to our

Delegate elect to solve Hero Is a

chance for him to make his mark and

to show his real patriotism towardshis subdued and oppressed people ev

i to disregarding tlio wishes of hie

party should that party here wish to

athcr such an outrageous proposition

Yea it is up to lilm and to the Hawali-

ans

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within that party to show tho

mettle thoy aro mado of and not give

way to Uiq wishes of a few kanaka ha

crs and of everything native with tho

ixgeption of WJiat And HOW

or tho nonce wo leave the problem to

other minds to solvo out for us If thoy

will

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Wo agreo with tho aJsrror that Itsnot a day too early for tho organiza ¬

tion or reorganization of the DoniocpiUc paity to begin And wholl begin

Admiral Rcckloy for Govcrnorl

Thats too rich for ua to bcllevo Butho claimed in Hilo that he Influenced

tho Democratic prince to withdraw

from the Senatmlal race Tho next

claim would he that It was his In ¬

fluence yili the ma3cs tiat carried the

electione for the Hopiibllcanp for Uiero

is enough conceit yet leu la him Ami

ITm iTi hTfrmy gMT

Paralysisis sometimes caused by overwork cither mental or physi-cal

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There arc many other exciting causes such asexposure to cold excesses emotional influences etcThe approach of the disease is generally gradual Fre-quently

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the first warning is a vague feeling of hcdnchevertigo and muscular weakness

Dr WilliamsPink Pills for Pale People

restore the nutrition of the nerves and have cured manycases of paralysis when all other remedies and methods oftreatment have failed The record of this remedy entitlesit to a thorough trial

rrhnrm lhrt Ir no ronn bettor known in Uio rltv or Inwrcnee Knnsnstlinii Mr tl Hnyder To u reporter Mr Hnjiler lolaUiU awoiulorrui torv He siiltl

I nin non seventy venrs of nsc About thrcoyenrs nco 1 experi ¬

enced ii Mllno- - or miniliiieM In tlio foot then creeping up in v Ices untilitrenclicd mv limit 1 drew vol v till n In llcsh my npiietllouusvery poorn id I dirt notrelluli my food At Inn 1 licrnino so iiiul 1 was nimble toiiioeiibont I consulted novorn dNllnculsbed plivslcliiii one lollingmetlmtl bud locomotor utnMii tinotber Hint I find crooning ptirnlvslsI tooU their medicines but they did me uo good and 1 coniluuuU togrou uorhe

One day n friend mllncd mo to try Dr Williams Pink nils forrnlo People I Immediately i ommenced their use throw Ini nil othermedicines uwiiy Jlifoio l hud finished my lint box l found tbnttbeyflerobcuclltlugme 1 used twelve boxes In nil nnd was perfectly cured1

Voiu the Journal LawrcnccJCanDr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Pcope contain in a condensed form

all tho elements necessary to fivi ne v life and richness to the blood andrestore shattered ncrves They arc an unfailing specific for such diseasesas locomotor ataxia partial paralysis StVitus dance sciatica neuralgiarheumatism nervous headache the after effects of the grip palpitation ofthe heart pale and hallow complexions all forms of weakness eitherin male or female

Dr Williams Pink Pilh for Pale Tcoplc arc sold by nil dealers orwill be sent postpaid on receipt of price 50c n box or six boxes for 250they nre never sold in bulk or by the 100 by nddrcjsiing Dr WilliamsMedicine Company Schenectady X Y

yet ho may make a good Governor be-

cause

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ho is of chiefly descent and has

an aumakua at his command

We shall wait and see what kind of

measures will tho Republicans put for-

ward

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for county and municipal control

in these Islands Enough has been

heard of their plens in he biecsc but

our dickey biul says it will be as thoy

have had it under contemplation to

subdue Hawalians for good and for- -

ever Rut theyll be closely watched

And now we shall soon see whether

Jie advances made by a private cor-

poration

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for the building of wharves

will be paid by the Incoming Legisla-

ture

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Sure now Paul will bo on deck

to vote for it and to give public money

ayay for an un American transaction

Dut of course ho is a parly at Interestin the deal

We doubt not that Admiral Deekley

has that vaulCTiig ambition for thoGovernorship as credited to htm by

tho Star in a humoious vein and

which surprises the Advertiser that Its

stellar friend should make It the no

cnslon for mirth Is not that provok-

ing And wouldnt it Jar anyone to

see how theso two aro just having lots

of funat the expense of our only Ad-

miral

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And yet ho would bo slmplo

enough to think that lio should be re-

warded

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for services rendered the

cause and why shouldnt ho bo If oth ¬

ers mo hankering foe power anil pof

A Senator olojt Is not yet a fullfledged Senator until ho has qualified

himself by taking tho oath of office

which shall be next I ebruaiy and noi

before that when tho body to wliloh

any one Is elected to hns been called

together by proclamation of the Execu-

tive

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Rut to think that too newly elect-

ed

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oneg cqn 0 galled together for a cer¬

tain bet purpose Is to create a preHUiiip

tlon that in ho Republican putty alonelit the nolo power centorcd to run thisTenUory us It may suit and pleas

them beat Of couixo wo can only look

on and thow gum for the timo being

Nothing so far has escaped Tho In ¬

dependent It lijiqws that tjip s aRepublican administration when tjig

iiCgltflutury Iti culled about three

f3 i j

months hence Democrats ox

pect tlio same fair treatmentunder a Republican ad

ministration in this Territory as they

have acknowledged the services rcn- -

dcred by members of that great party

In so far as that acknowledgement was

made by one of its leading men we rc

mind the successful party that some

thing is due the Democracy as well as

the native element in tho recent elec

tions It is up to the Republican pattyto Ignore recognition which may some

day act as a boomerang or a two edged

sword in the hand of a giant

NOTIOK TO CREDITOBB

In tbo Matter of the Estate ofIhcmne A Lloyd Deceased

I I bo uticlemKnec having beenJuly orpointnd administrator oftun eslale of 1 botnan A Lloyddeceased hertby tivrn notice toall creriitofR of the deceased toproEeut tbeir claim duly authen ¬

ticated aud with proper vouchersif any exist even if the claim is po

eured by mortgage upon real es-

tate¬

to me at my placo of busineMn tho ofTco of Alexander Bnld

vi in in tlio Station wald Buddingin Honolulu Island nf Oalu Ttnitory of Hawaii j hiu fix mot thafrom tho day of this publicationor thpy Hhall b fortvir hnrrednod 1 tball not bo authorized topuv then

Daed Octnbor Slt 1902JAMES W LLOYD

Administrator of tbn Estate ofnomas A Lloyd Deceased

T Mo ANTS ETKWAItTHis Atnroey 23B0 5t

RESUMED HI3 PKACTICE

Dr Oalbrailh rf this city Imsresumed hia practice oud uati befound at hi ollice corner of Beretauin nnd Union Ftrrotp btlivoenthn lit lira of 8 and 10 a ui nnd Ito 3 and 7 to 8 p in dnilv Tele ¬

phone Main 204 281C 2w

Grystal

Springs Butter

It is purfoelly pure and alwsysRivejj satisfaction Wo deliver it inneat pasteboard boxes

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monthBO cents per

Tho steamer Claudiue arriod be-

fore¬

noon today -

Tho Tuomppon Lewia weddirRwill take place on Monday evening

Mr aud Mrs W It Castle will onTuoHday evening next give a recaption f 3r thoir son and his bride

A nolle proaiq it waa entered inCircuit Court Thursday iu the caseof Rudolph Duncan charged withmalioiou injury

The steamer Hongkong Maru wasdocked at the Pacific Mail wharf at3 oolock yesterday afternoon andshe left after 8 oclock this morningf jt the CojM

The Grand Jury is Btill busy investigating the criminal caBerAfter this part is disposed of thenthe government ouical scandals willbe taken up

The Hongkong Maru had a largenumber of passengers o i boird ofher this trip ton being for this poriShi also brought for here about 9C0

tons of freight

Purser S morse n of tho MaunLea reports the following sugar sp

awaitiug shipment on leeward Hawaii H A Co 1800 DiamondIt 500 and K R Co1000 bass

There is a Maui delpgstion in thcity consisting of It prsentativetltfot Sim K iiiuo T Bnuui Ly ma salo in ktjeper and N W Aluli thyoung attorn y all of tbem are IoiiWailuku

Ammg thosewho cum on theMail tin Loa yesterday wereN ColMorris Jb Cowan F Dortch 1 D

Cockbiirn A Leui Jr V W

Cross S Keliinoi N W Alul T BLyons H Njhaolelua tnd manyothers

Judge D Bolt granted a divorceThursday in tho caie of HarrietMoon Smith va M M Smith grant-ing

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the mother the curtody of thechild with the proviso that thefather could visit her when he co

desired

The rrception last night to thenew President of Oibu College andhis wife was a grand affdr Manycalled and were entertained byform r and prerent pupils of thatinstitution The pohnol groundcwere lighted up by electricity

A trust deed made by the Pio-

neer¬

Mill Co to the Bank of Ha-

waii¬

to Becure the bond isuo cf1250000 was on Thursday placed

of record in the Registry olliceTho recording fee is over 100 andthe stamps placed upon it anion t

to 83739

The steamer Mauna Loa broughtdown the follcwiug freight 738bags sugar G30 bags roller 133bags tare 3 bags awo 29 kegsbutter 138 bunches binauas 7

cases fruits 5 barrels poi 27 bundleB bidety 11 pig 23 head oatte139 packages sundries

The memorial tablet to com-

memorate¬

the death of Ghas LCarter who was killed iu therevolution of 18Jfi has been received from San Francisco Thetablet is to be placed over theCarter ward at the Hospital foiInocrables which was endowedfrom the memorial fund

The funeral services of the lateMrs Lavinia Kapu will be hed at HH Williams undertaking parlorpwhore tho remiius now lay after boiug embalmed at 9 ouhok MontUymorning After the s rvices the rewains will be takeu down by specialtraju leaving at JQ oclock for inter-ment

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in the Ford vault a Ewa nearPearl City

Five criminal onse all of PortoIlicans wore disposed of by JudgeDd Blt and juries Thursday Joselttviiira and Chio for stealinpwero found guilty Manuel M jmIKnmo Martin and Florence An

diuo for stoning and atabbing a

Japsnes the jury found Andiunguilty u a fnty mjuutes and ao

j54 feijLaWi

St Clements Chnroh fjir is onthis afternoon nut on the plains

The latest nleilion news from Hawnii is that Paris has beaten Deshaby oue vote

The Biehop of Honolulu proanhos 200 milps from tin Bihring Snl the service tomorrow at poistrff th Kitrllo liland was in

St Andrews Cathedral

G W It King of tho Audit oQico is

now on Maui examining into thobooks of tho epocial accountaita onthat island

Judge De Bolt yesterday granteda divorce to AugUBta Russell fromHugh Russell on the grounJ of nonsupport

The Republican party iB plannuvgfor a big raliflcatioi rally with asirand luau on an evening iu theneur futur

Monday will be reception day atthe British Consulate iu honor ofthe birthday of Hb BritannicMajesty King Edward VII

King Rdviows Troops FromAfrica

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London Oct 27 King Edwardjvviriwt d today nearly dOCO Guardslion who hav- - recently returnedfrom South Africa The Kingafterward addressed the troopswelcoming them noun He prais-

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tho work which thoy had dnnoiu the field saying

You have upheld the groatname which has made everloiywho has served io the Guards aproud man I myself feel proudto have s a yonuir man served inyour rankp though I regret 1

never had the opportunity like mjbrother of eeeiug active rvieeA finer holy of men it is impost ibleo wibh to see It is a proud day

for me to have inspected the GuardsBrigade

Iu spile of their arduous duirf inSouth Afric- - the Kin 4 remark d

the men had u t forgotten thordrill and the march 1 B3t today wasas wll doao if not tetter thanever before

Tin Qloeu and other ladies ofthe royal family drove past iu car-

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As the concliniuii of thceremony the troops gava heartychuers for the King -

Venezuelan Fores Btill FightingWillujistad Curacao Oct 29

Vord Ins been received here thatIn town of Cmipauo Venezuela

vas attacked by revolutionaryforcoj Sunday and Monday of thisveek After a hard fight withhe Government soldiers in which

r lie rebels lost ono cannon audhid -- a number of uipu killed andwounded tboy retreated TheGovernment accused tho revolutionisti of having burned fortythrei bouse in Crnpano Theecharges are denied by tho revolutionists who that the housesin question were burned as a re-

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ot fie fightingMAniOAiuo Venefcuola Oot 29

The Government run boat Zimoraleft here this moriin with 1000

soldiers ou board bonud for LiUuaira The troops are lo riuforce Presideut Caatro who is stillinaotivo at La Victoria

Divorce Day in Circuit

This was divorco day in the Ciruuit Court Judge De Bolt grantui

sppsratioa 10 the petition of Mararet Woug vs Sam Wong with 15

p r wook alimony and attorneys feeauil given the custody of tte childhjmtly Alves vs Jose S Alves wsbdipmifaed Other cases wero disposed of by postponement to somefuture day The Carroll casp vailriuken froin tlp calendar tbuparties having madup

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Tho following iB tho report ofPurser Simersou oa the last roundtiip of tho Mauua Loui

Lumpy seas aud N E wixdailong Hamakua coast Little rainSmooth seas and modeialo N Etrade along Kail roast throughputthe trip Little rin tsmooth etasaud liuht N trado ecroaj the

fjiUvii tUo other twQ bulb boys pLanq oomioff hpais

recullarronimstiou in Arctic Wators

Seatile Ojt 29 Arctic whalersreport an unmunl peiMiiio disturbauoe that ooiiirrnd on August 13

Tho bark A ice Kuowle CaptainMontgomery when at a distance of

eveningthe midst of airomeud inoiumtioh Tho bark was violent shale

ton and the captain 1 nd rrovthought their lives Mere in dangerThe phenomenon orcurred iu thoevening ann when the vessel begauto pitch eh n whore a motront Lotorn tho pen had been as calm as theproveibial mill p nit the crew a d

captain wore thunderstruck Theturface of the sea was boiling 1 ke acaldron aud a tlerp dotonation wesheard ftora all sides as if the bot-

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of the ocean were being burstas under

Within a few minutes aftpr thedisturbance begau the s a hud set-

tled down again and the previo s

calm was rosumtd The commotii n

is said to have resembled aiiderip more than anything eeo thedis urbance passing to the eastwardand out of Bight The compasson the vessel wero stopped and thebark was thrown about thirty milesout of her true position

String of Oouiblors Caught

Detective Ksapa with six roTiceofficers made a successful raid lastevening of a Chinese gvubliog j tintof Maunaki a street Uet wee n Holland Pauahi strres and cipuredCelestials Thpy were marcheddown to the Station House atiri lation relpaRed ou putting up a 15 bailfor each Their cases bate been putoff by Judge Wilci x to Mondaymorning

Orimnal Mill Qv nding Out Cassp

Yesterday six ess 8 were disprsedof Reveiia aud hito got two yearseach Eioks who plrd guilty topetty larcony got thirty d iysDvid Piiwi who alo 1 lesdedguiltj to larceny wjl firpnded lothe February term Ramon Rasq i

charged with aFaut was foundguilty bj thn jury nd got ten dtlys

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LONDON Oct 27 An Innmssloiioil contlpmnntlon of British rulo In

Ireland was ngaln heard tonightfrom tho Nationalist section otthe House of Commons Tho pro-

ceedings were occasionally Interrupt-ed

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by tlu taunts with which theseencs arc rogulnrly accompaniedWith the assistance of a number cfLiberal members Including Sir Hen ¬

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Vernon Harcourt the National-ists mustered sufllcient votoa to permlt William OBrien to move the ad-

journment of the House for tho purpose of discussing the pioclamatlonof the cilmes act fii Ireland

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the peace of Ireland He ac-

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Secretary Wyndham of employ- -

lug Englands power to enable theterritorial magnates of Ireland toplay their own game lie contendedthat Dublin was much more peacea ¬

ble than Birmingham and said thoIrish were prepared to nialce generou4 terms with tho landlords if tholatter would act as Irishmen insteadof posing as countryless half cabteAnglo Iiish octoroons

Other Irishmen having spokenWyndham in a defense of the Gov ¬

ernment said illegal intimidationmust be suppressed and although hedisliked to use military terms he declared that pending the settlementof peace between the contendingforces the fighting must g0 on astatement which excited a fresh outburet the National members shout-ing

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A very foolish observation andWo accept the challenge Wynd ¬

ham continued by citing numerouscases of boycotting and concludedhis speech by declaring it was hope-

less to persuade Parliament to dealwith the land questto11 while thlssystem of intimidation provniled

Sir Henry- - CampbollOiannermanblamed the Government for refusingfacilities for the discussion of Irishmatters and declared that Wyndhamhad failed to justify the enforcementof tho crimes act Ho said that af- -

ter ten years of resoluto governmentIreland had a crimes act for itsmagna charta and Sergeant Sheridanas the embodiment of law and order

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