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Tho Now Viieroya Internal Policyand KUmouro otc

Tho various matters hereunderaro taken ffoWfthe Hongkong Tele ¬

graph of Det Hh last and by itduly credUodto the North ChinaDaily News 5j

THE JNTEHNAI rOLIorOF VlOEnOY ICAN

It iflstatedlfrdm Poking that whileViceroy Yuaji Shih kai was in thatoity lately H E conferred withPrince Ohing with reference to 1

the establishment of a War OfBco

at Tientsin connected with tie Peiyang Adminilfatiou whjch fhnuldoontrol the organization and sup-ply

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of the lann forces of Ohibli andShantung after the beat foreignmethod 2 the complete rehabili-tation of tbq Peiyang rquadrnn un-

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the control of competent Britishor AmoricaH naval oflicerr j and 3

the quiprdent atiti arming of thewhole of the land forces of Chihliand Shantung with the most mod ¬

ern armsand amuuition Bifid foroEB

to number at leat 100000 men within three years It is also stattd thatPrince Ohing fully agrtod with theViceroy

ftEN liOUTE 30 EXILE

aA WuOhang dispatch reports the

arrival at that city frnm Nanldngon tholSth instant of Yung GhuanManchu er Provincial Treasurer

of Ohokianf who was cashiered onaccount of the anti foreign riotsin Chuohou and other oitiea of Chskiang last year After calling uponthetwmous high officials of trie cityYung Chuau loft the same day byjunk escorted by a couple of gunboatc to go up tho gorges en routefor Chnngtn capital of Szichuanwhich is to be his plaos of exile

V --ltcrasTKU ormcrXU OIIxKGe

Dispalohea received from Nanchang the proviniinl capital ofKiaugBi state that thqro is a rumouramongst mandarin oirolea in thatoity to the effect that H E L1

Governor of the province is to goto Shanei as Governor while H ETsan Ohun hsnen Governor of thatprovince will come South to takeGovernor Lis place

nUMOORS AND CONJECTURES

The report that the EmpressDowager has the intention of ap-

pointing¬

Pu Lun Prfnco of tho 4thOrdor as Heir Apparent upon horarrival at Poking would appear tobe premature and as a matter offact so contrary to the usual polioyof that shrewd and strong mindedold lady that the fery announce ¬

ment would seem to oontradiot iteelf In other woru Prince PunLu is twenty seven years old havingbeen bnru in 1874 and as the Emprees Dowagots ambition is to gethold ofsomo youthful membsr oftho Imperial Olanlhe younger thobetter - having no intention yet ofrelinquishing what she has it seomaimprobable that sljo would evendream of putting ono who has at ¬

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THURSDAY FEB 6 1902

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Wo erred in our quotation yester

day in the matter of the suicides of

lost month It should hayebeenthose whom the gods wish -- to des-

troy

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they first make mad So be it

The Kepublioau party has issued

a oall for a maBS mboting on Satur

day evening to oppose the Kohala

water ditoh aohome and Wioox

leper bill But please dont try tov

make it a oatspaw or a dragnet to

catoh natlTsJEtQjjjfojypu will fail4ah1 nr1 Mnl rtf nh M fl TT

UtllUiJ RUU UUU UUVUU MUJ

Whats in a namet Ae far as

Tub Independent is conqerned thereio nothing in it A rose by aDy

other name smelld just as sweet

The Independent would oall the at-

tention

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of Deinoorata to the aboveBlight illustration and Reaves thodrawing of conclusions to them as

to the working out of the partyasalvation in tho future

The Independent has reoeived in-

formation from friends in Washing ¬

ton that H M Sewall is wojtying

might and main to havo Col Sam

Parker appointed as our nestgovernor and that Messrs - Hartwell and rHqywood are stronglypressing tho appointment of SenatorGeo Ri Carter to tho positionEurther than tho abovetyejliavonothing else to divulgo at present

If it is the intention of thoso al-

lied

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with tho Republicans Lore todisfranchise the uativo Huwaiians

i monarchista and that suoh a

t home is being done at Washing-I

io how is it pojfiblo for such a

pirty to have the gall and boldeffrontery to eomo forward andclaim a hoaring from thoso that

V vaBawWif -

hn Anwrip4 - kiuiMfcU

thoy aro only too willing to soo dis

franchised in their own couutry

Fiofbraraoft h - V

--- According io tho howb which thoAdvertiser ifaed this morning por- -

Int Inr k r It nnIfl vim H

and which was in circulation laatevening shortly after the HongkongMarus arrival that Governor Dole

had been notified to tender his re-

signation¬

and that Col SimuolParker is to He tlio next governorthe whole seem to be very indefin-

ite and itncortafh Since there is

nothing definite The Independentabstains from saying anything or

in other words from committingitself bne way orjthb other

aPray MrAdvortiser Smith who

aro the exf monarchistsT WaButDolo Thurston Smith Jones etcmonarohistB once Thay ware when

it suited them to be suoh who were

all more or less sycophants and who

crawled upon their bellies and on

alMoura to gain an audienoo and to

rqceiveuavoura lrum uur muunruua

But as for the Hawaiians The In-

dependent

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is not ashamed nor Inok- -

ward in saying that they were

monarchists once and still have

jjeanings that way although theyhavo aince become unwilling Ameri-

cana

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rU- - JJiWhen thoanuexationoi this ooun

try became amattor of fact the nativo people quietly Bubmltledjto thestronger and mightier power al-

though

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unwilling ao to doji And

since then the Hawaiians havo bo

come good Americans not of choice

but force of oircumUances compelled and forced them to be suoh atthe Bamo time still retaining theirloyalty as royalists or as now callt5dTexTuMarfhi8t8 The Hawaiianshave unwillingly aocoptBalhpaltqa---tionan- d

as good and loyal Ameri-

cans

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they were accepted and receiv-

ed

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as a part of the great American

nation As Americans tho Hawai ¬

ians artvBuoh to day and nono d3ro

deny but as to their becoming in ¬

stinctively so body and soul suchcannot be attained in a day timeand education only will tell TheHawaiians have learnod -- a trick or

jtwo from the haptea who playedthem false and they aef now re--

turninit by the gross

ft T -- - CT-- Fwt a jiuw youitiurauwuii

Washington Jan 27 SenatorPerkins today introduced a care-fully

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drawn bill entitled Bill tofurther tho administration of justicein the Territory of Hawaii Itconstitutes judicial district bf theTerr iljqrjr arid establishes a distriotcourt with7one judge distriot at-

torney¬

and marshal all to bo ap-

pointed by the President ThoDistriot of Hawaii iVattached totheNinth Judicial Court of the UnitedStates The district judge whoshall hold office for life is to bopaid 17500 per year The proaentdistrict judge is to remain in officeunder tho new organrzitioni Thiidistrict attorney and marshal are tohold office for sis yoars at 5C00and 1000 respectively por annumThe present officials are to remainThe district judge is authorized toappoint a clerk of court at 50Q

per annum and a reporter at 1500both to hold offioo at the pleasureof the JudOjj

The regular ierm of court Bfyhll

be held at Honolulu ou tho secondMonday in April aud October atHilo on the last Wednesday in Jan- -

uarywith special terms as the judgemay deem expedient

nu IX

j Bugar Prices Bottor

Sugar Raw firm fair refining 83 lGo Centrifugal 90 teat 3 11 lCo

ilolasaoB Sugar 2 15 IGj refiaedwas firm

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ViOTonu B A January 28 Noi mJJi ri uriuuuui uciu buoiu liu auyi4uuuu luaitthe Britsh warisloop Condor Wentdown in that fierce galo oil the Gapewhioh sent the collier Mattea wanto tho bottom1 nearly two monthsago

Captain TownoonjJ rnastor of thesteamer Q leeu City which arrivedhero to tlay from Capo Scott andway ports positlvojy identifies asthe Oiiudord tho smnll boat whichwas picked up on the Ahousettrooks by the Indiana ot the reserva-tion

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ou January 6thHe examined the boat carefully

She has tho broad arrow of tlmBritish service on her stern and onhtjr bowB two smill Jaardwood roBottes about two inches from thegunwale bearing in brass the letter

O In addition to this indisput-able

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initial are other - letters andnumeration the bws reading

S H 98 Those the captaiti saysare abbreviations of Sheernaas1898 the place and year of theCondors construction

Additional marking on the boatare XVI in Roman numerals follow-

ed¬

by SH B or S II B

The boat is ulinkor bliilt copperfasteued painted white and seven ¬

teen feet iu longth In hor portside bottom is a small hole moasuingooe foot by six inches

H M S Eeria haa been orderedto Ahousett to secure the boat

Tho United StateB cutter Grantwhioh mat the OuBon Citv at Uc-lu--

le is also bound thoreThe Condor was practically givbn

up several weeks ago when adviceswore reoeived from Honolulu thatshe hail not reached that port up toJanuarys The run or a steamerfrom Viotoria to Honolulu is usu-

ally¬

made in from seven to elevendays A sailing vessel would easilymako tho passage in a month soeven tho theory that the Condorran out of coal and was dopendingonhur oauvas is no longer tenableThe unfortunate vessol left Emuimalt0n Decembersthbbed small boat is the only tokenof hor thit has come to land since

The O ndor was a British sloop-of-w- ar

of 980 Itons oarrylug sixfour inch rapid ho guns and five

thrao poundors Her speed was1325 knots She and tho Rosariowere built in 1893 and followed iu1899 by four msteB tho ShearwaterVestal Mutiuo and Riaaldo TheCondors orew numbered 110 mouaod the following were anoug hor

tfficoriJi

Clifton Sjlater Lieutenants James B Mason Henry V

T Proctor Hay Wiuthrop navi-

gator¬

Surgeon Thomas S HartleyAsaTstaut Paymaaler W H Frank-lin

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Gunner Artaur D A BurnsArtilleryEogiuecr George J Dil- -

ton iKf

Pbaoton Uominc Hero

VioTonuB Oj Jan 27 Earlyyesterday afternoon the Britishoruisr Phaeton Captain Fleetsailed in search pf jtho tniiBing aloopof war Condor ana will go as far asHonolulu and pdjsibly to TahitiHaving an abundant nupply of coalaud provisions on board the Puaoton was only waiting for news fromHonolulu by the China and Sierrabefore leaving port Officers fromthe oruiser board ell both steamersupon their arrival but learned thatnothing bad been s

dor at Honolulu Tfrom Esquiraalt Ddoembor forthe islands nud is

gono down iu tinthat ovorwholmadtoawan

on of the Conie Condor Bailed

on 24olieved to haveterrible storms

the collier Matt

-FftKroa Wiw Oritic

Paiiis Jan 18 11 hear that MDuqiioanol of the iGiuloia aucoaedatho lato Henry Fdjqmor as the Figaros oritio j

jit may interest tie superstitious toknow that FocrjileraUeuded ashooting party thirteen guns afew days bforo lis daath and romnrkod laughingly --I am tho oldeat presont v

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Flint Found His Man

Oapt Flint of tho harbor policoyesterday morning discovered n

missing Bailor jpelonging to theProtot who wasuiissed aince Tuesday by locating him in a hbuse atthe baok of Punchbowl whore howas drinking wine Flint got- - thetip that the mining man was withBouuoof the yinoblbbing Portuguosuof Punchbowl and aotod upon itHis luck was with bim and he soonlocated the sailor aud collared himwhen he luff his hosts housoi Hedid not take him tn the police stati-

on-but delivered him direct onboard the Protot

Had itnot beeu for his timelyoapture the Protet might not havegot away this morning

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Tho First Juocal Mint

Ono of the institutions herewhich haa the special attention oftouristsns well as tho local peopleia thujMint which is establinhod onNuuauu street opposite QuoenEmma Hall It is interoBtiog toentor the large main working roomwhoro geuoral manager MoDonoughand hio dorps of assistants aro atwork The cool and largo lanai ia apropor renting plnie and tho vaultswhere tho bars to be miutod andbeer aio kept preont a very tastyspectacle Tho Mint isopon from530 3 m to 1130 p m and duringthoso hours the work ndven ceasesVisitors after looking over tho placewill find first olas refreshments andthe purest of liauors

Republiuan Mass Hooting

The mass moeting undor auapjpeaof the Republican Territorial Cqni

uiiviuD iJk vuD putJuaa ui KVAQvoico to the feeling of opposition tothe Wilcox leper bill aud the Ko ¬

hala water license measuro intro-duced

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in Congress by the Delegatewill no neiu on balurusy eveningat the drill sued

Holland Would End Bcor War

London Jan 28 Balfour thegovernment leader announced intho House of Commons today thatHolland has offered to mediato toBHU too Boer war 11 la declaredthat Boer loaders aro willing torecognize British annexation

It is reported that tho Republicoan printing office haa uhangednanus J ads McUandles1 and othersbeoomng eponsora for thi comingout of tho paper in tho near futureTho deal was consummated a fewdays ago And it ia also reportedthat Walter G Smith now of theP C A wlll hb tho editor andhatE M Bjydbe tho business manager

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Sealed tenders will bo received bythe Superintendent of Public Worksuntil 1 p in of Monday March 311902 for furnishing tho HawaiianGovernment Cast 1 rou Pipe SpecialCastings Valves Lead Hydrantsand Yarn

Specifications on file ju offico ofSuperintendent of Public Works

The Superintendent of PublicWorks reserves the right to rojectany or all bids

JAMES H BOYDSuperintendent of Public Works

2120 3t

SHERIFFS BALE NOTICE

In pursuance of an Exeoution issued by Lyle A Dickey SecondDistrict Magistrate of HonoluluIsland of Oahu Territory of Hawaii on tho 30th day of January AD1U02 in ro matter of S Kubey vsO 11 Brown I hav on thia 31stday of January A D 1902 leviedliDon and hIiaII xnnu f i

fpublio auction to tho highest biduernvuio roiice Station KhlakauaHale in Honolulu aforesaid at 12oolouk noon of Wednesday tho Rthdy of March A D 1902 all theright title and interest of tho saidC H Brown in aud to the follow-ing

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prOnortV Unlcsq tlin imlnmnitSSrMHi t0 SavenJKht and77J00 Dollars interesfj cqbIb andmy expenses are previously paidbald property loviod upon beipgi

X Vyail Horrla Sale aLook jQoja Safe

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OHIOAQO Morohnnta National BankPAKIB Oredit LyonnaUBUULIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMAHonj

KongdsBhanghalBanklngOorporatlonNEW ZKALANI AND AUBTBALI- A-

Bank of New ZpalandVIOXOIUA AND VANOOUVBB Ban

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Trmucut a General Banking and ICichaiiqBuiintts

DepotltsBoQolved LoonBtnado onAJproved Beonrltv Oommoroll and Travelsrs Credit isoaed Bills ol ExohangtboURht end sold

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Eansy Stoves and RangesAlaska Chest and RefrigeratorsEnterprise Moat ChopperLawn Mowers and SprinklersRubber Hose and Hose ReelSteel Rubber aud Cocoa MatsWheelbarrows Hdes Rakes

Hooko iShovels andSpadesOoa and HandlesSnytbea and Garden ShearsLamps aud LanternsRat and Mouse TrnpBStep Ladders

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Table CastfVb and ScaIosTinnod andIlorbelafn SauooponB -

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olboe Cnimneya and Wioka- -

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tOborr ial in Bags - iTin tn i A gate WaresHawaiian nnd Doiry Salt in BagsGom IceShaverB and Gemloe Oroam

Freozers tThoAERMCMli

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Port Street opposite SpreokolsOoa Bank Honolulu H I

Kentuckys famous dessso MooroWhiakoy unequalled for its purityand excollonno On salo at any ofthe aalobnB and at Lovojoy Codistributing agonto for tho Hawaiianlilauds

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Konghoo fachoyChinese friends

to all our

TIib Hawaiian Band plays toniglitat Thomaa Square w B

Tho Oalioo charity ball last nihtwaa an unqualified Piiecesi

Tomorrow is Ohiuoeo Nhw Yearsday but will baiu thi evening

Tho French cruiser Protet ai eufor Acapuloo Mexioo this morniuj J

Thb Bohoonor Oharlea Levi Wondbury sn led for Hilo yestorday witha full load of freight

The new wharf mauka of the railroad wharves will be ready for oo- -

cupanoy by Saturday

The last chorus ami orchestra rehearsal for Handels Messiah willbeheld tonight at 730 in PauahlHall Oahu College All membersare roquoitod to be presont

Dr Walters whose Before injuriesfrom being thrown from a horsewere reported some Ro asLh6m outrigUtujj jrasioiuay auu 3 uuiuuiy rauuu- -

al He Ib expected to mend rapidly

Tho Alameda left yesterday after-

noon¬

punctually at i oclock Thegangway was taken up4at 3 oolo k

in order to guard agalusUtiie possi-

bility¬

of stowaways Rotting aboard

Tho regular monthly businessmeeting aud sooial of the YoungPeoples Society of the Chri tinnChurch will be hell this evonin atthe home of Uiohard WeoJon onWakiki drivodrner of Kalia street

Tho German ship Mario Hackfeldon tho way from Hamburg spokeand provisioned the British barkEarl Granville from Lohoa do Afuei- -

ra for Ghent The bark arrived ather destination on DecdmberBl t

JL Tiii aTwenty three diBohargedsoIdiera

from Camp MoKinloy left by yester-days

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Alamo a As the steamerpulled out tho dapatiug soldierssaug Aloha Oe and gave threechoerr for their old rgmeut and

AHonolulu i

The sugar ready on Kauaiamounts to 07589 bags mvle up asfollows K S M B0 V R 1100

W800M A R 15200 G k R3500 MoB 16800 K P 2500 H

W G10 P 1305 MS Co 20201 B

S Co 5000

The Board of Health at jesterdays meeting decided to try thetuatua herb for tho treatment of

leprosy and Dr Oliver will be in-

structed

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to make n test of the reme-

dy

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upon patients at the L9por Set-

tlement

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Tho mortuory report for Januaryshows Boventyseven tdeathfV as

gainst sevonty six births reported

There were thirty throe WSFriaxea

reported During tho month therewere three Biiioides ono homioide

and tbrea accidental deaths

The steamship Hongkong Mamarrived fronTSan Pranoiscoitabout030 p m yesterday ahead of

schedule time She was not oxpoot

ed until this morning Loft San

Francisco on January 3D at 1 p mrnd had solendid weather all thai

way She left today at noon for thoOriont

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WASiuifaTON Jon 23 A resolu-

tion

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introduced yesterday by Lodgeof Massachusetts authorizrg thecommittoo on Phi ippinos to make

an investigation of the Philippinequestion and for that purpose to sitduriu j the sessions of tho day wa3

reported favorably and adopted by

the Sanato soou after it convound

todayThere was a Bonrnional debate in

the1 Sonata over the rosohitiqn in

whloli Spoouor Tillman and othersparticipated

General Tuns ffuh Slanfx ffxoouted

London Jan 19Tho Shanghaioorreapondont of th3 Standard says

that aoojrdiug to truitworthy re

porja rooelved from Peking GeneralTung Fuh Siagtho notorious aoti

forelgnor wln33 exeoution was ro

oantly ordered by the Dowager Bui

press waa exeauted January 15 at

the yaraen of tho Gofroruor pf Shan

ei iu Kaaau proviuoa rt1

Colombian Troops to Attack InsurROuta

CcLotf Jam 18 Advices receivedhere today anuouuco that tho Govoronient troops at Pajiama aroready to departby sloamers for the I

coast to attack the jnuirgontn Newswas rncoived aUPanama tlyt hiBur- - j

gent foroos hidetnbarkodpn theirown vessels and that thoijr destina ¬

tion was unknownNew Yomc Jan 18 Dr Antonio

Joso Oavivid private secretary ofPresident Maroquiu pf Columbiaaud General Manuel Maria Millarino ox Minister of War have oriivedhere from Panama

TUlr mission itis saidjs to dispose of the Government emeraldmjnos at Muza a dtpartmeut ofBoyaoa J

At proaent tho Colombian Gov-

ernment¬

is said to receive a month ¬

ly rental of SOODO fir the me oftho mines but the fuianoial stagnation of tho country and tho oxpeneeof maintaining a largo army make itnecessary for them to sell some of

time Ee car dine the insurrection General Mallariiosaid

Tho rebellion has narrowed downto operations by a fow scatteredbauds of guerrillas who I am surewill soon be suppressed

I rrSchoouor Waialua Asuoro

After many misadventuro theschooner Waialua has ag last goneashore and become a total wreckWord was brought by the steamerMikahala yesterday morning thatt hu was diien ashore at AuaholaKauai by the north east galb onSunday afternoon at 1 ooloek

Tho Waialua had only jost goneinto cornmissinf having been laidup for repairs todu tinges sustainedby going ajhora at Kaanaja i lastDecember - c

The wrecked schooner left herelast woek for Anahula and Hanamaulu with n small cargo aud a deckload of luiiij6r Oapiaiu I vine waa

iu command Sne ai of i bouttwenty live tons burden and valuedat SlOJ part nf whi h annunt is

Baid to bo covered by insurance ThoVWnlua wai purchased not longnjo by E G Oarrera from NelonLansing She has boun run butweeuthe Lper Settlement and Kaliuluiwith paini ond hr record is a chap-

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WireleSa Telegraph Had Fororunnoro

Paris Jan 18 M Poinoire hasraised an interesting question relat ¬

ing to the origin of wireless urography which In says was render ¬

ed possible by Professor Braulysaud Mr Lodges disoovery thatmal filings in a tube were ftfTrfCtctd

b electric rprka from o distanceProfesadVBranly jejeived a prze

from the7oa0omy tif Scieicf audMr Lodge tihnn privately

the priontyof Mr BraQMdiscovery M Poinoire now sugueBtB that Mr Lndge make a publicacknowledgment

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Moueo Starts a Firo

Paiiis Jau 18 At opslly lo in

whioh several prisons had narrowos apes wa3 oauatjon luaeday bya littlo mntue

Mttis M jser ia tho rua dEnghiouwent into a lumbr room with n

lamp While shiting oar boardboxe3 out jurnpod a miu3 Midamodroppd the lamp and spilledthe llamicg contents over the floor

Mmo MosorwAS overcome by thosmoke nud two rijhbirswero seriouslv burned belore they wore ros

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Admirul Kimborly Dond

Wasujnqton January 23 Seorotary Long baa received a telegramannouncing that Roar AdmiralLewis A Kimborly Ouited StntesNavy retired diod at WoBt NowtonMass this pioinlVg of heart disease

Admiral KimJierly waa selectedfor service on the Schley court ofinquiry but was oompalled to doaliue on aooouut of 111 health

AmonK tho best known of thooabin assongers by tho AlamedayeatelJaj worei J F Colburo W

J LrwrleE D Tennoy and wifeOaptauf nud Mrs Slaker O M

Gooko L L Korr and E U Hart- -

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George Davis has filed a motiouthat he bo paid a Sttit attorneys Nof r Bervices in tho Hall spendthriftoiai

idlt fordivorco has bon fiod byLnVau6haM Grey vsCharlos U

GrayJ The partlos werp marriedTMi 8 1895 by BVfE E7PooliFailure to support isaUegpd andlibellaiit clnim sbo has been com ¬

pelled to ombark jn businos for herrolf in order to support horself andchild rati

JUdgo Humphreys hoard tho peti-

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That Mr Holloway have thochildren ready for delivery to siichdiscreet and proper person as MrBrown may send fo- - them nejt Sa-

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at 1 oclock and that shopermit these ohildron to remainwith Mr Brown from 1 oclock until5 ooloek of that day and that fiho

may have children in readiness forMr Brownuon each altornato Sa-

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George Wade was jorlerdayfcund guilty of manslaughter id thofifBt degree by the jury who hoveboon hearing bis case TIo will besentenced tomorrow morn ng

Through some freaks and techni ¬

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twoeu Judgo Gear aud AttorneyGeneral Dole tho Kahuku Japaneserioters were released but weropromptly rearxesled by trie HihSheriff and Jaeld in custody Fora time it w qlito lively U o till betweoa thdse lol luminaries JudgoGor utoauously refurec and objo toJ to hear the Attoruby Qendfalbtate his position

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London Jan 18 Liberal mindedEnglishmen aro somewhat annoyodaud still considerably amused at lottors uhiohhavo been appearing inthe Saturday Review Thta periodi-cal

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is not tutod for itsproclivitios It seems to take a

peculiar delight in cryiDg down anymovement 1 tolling toward a closerfriendship betweon England andAmerica

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Two of them are especially violentattacks on Ainerioa and horjnstitulions Ono signed by Henry Brydon No 43 Madison avenue NewYork who iotroducos himself m anEnglishman whoio business niations necessitate his residence inAmerica H speaks of the inac-

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and bombastic acoounts oftho deeds of tho American army andnavy which have appoared in theAmorioin pross Hardly any epithetMr Brj don apparently thinks stoo strong to use with r forenceto oither branch of the service Hespeaks of the insolent pretensionof the States and the dog in themanger opposition which they areoffering to Germanys legitimatecolonial aspirations in South Am-

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as to misrepresent Englandsmotives at evory opportunity and isthus presented to school children

When the American Ambassadortalks of friendly sentiment he knowsit is all humbug says Mr Toole

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London Jan 18 --There is apathetio qoinoidence between thoserious illness of Lord Dufferin whois lying ill at Clanbojo and the pub-lic bankruptcy ioquiry yet usfinished into the companies with whichWhitaker Wrights name and famewere associated For among thegreatest triumphs of the finanoierwas bis bringing Lord Dufferin onoof the greatest of British diplo-matists

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Lord Dufferin as was apparent inhis spoken apology though he wasat home jn diplomacy was out ofhis depth in tho Oi y But havingpledged his name he never shirkedtho odium of failure and that fail-

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