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US REFOtTS CIHI3IDERE0
Sttuar, CorpnrHtion Notes.
The stock books o! the Honokaa Sugar
Company will bo closed to transfers
from October 2G to 31, inclusive
The stock books of the Wairaea Sugar
Company will be closed to transfers
fro mOctobcr 27th to tho 3Ut, inclusive.
The stock books of tho Ewa Plantation
Company will be closed to transfers
from October 27th to the 31st, inclusive.
The annual meeting of tho shareholders
of the Pacific Mill Company
will be held at the office of F. A. Scbae-fe- r
& Co. today at 10 o'clock a. m.
There will bo a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Walalua Agricultural
Company, Ltd., on Friday, October
27, at 10 o'clock a. m. Important
business will bo discussed.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders
of tho Kahuku Plantation Company
will be held at the roams of tho
Chamber of Commerce on Saturday,
October 28, at 10 o'clock a. in.
A Rich lit ol OiHtumo.
An uppruUemcnt of f'3,000 was
made by the cuilam-houB- o officials on
the 2,700 rontumes of tho Boston Lyric
Oners Ciimnunv vnaterilnv uini-nim- .
This Is quite a tidy sum nnd ut thi
unia twin un ussuranro that lirlllliint
costuming will be In order during ilio
enaiKcment,
RUMOIIH OF A COMUINU.
(JIIIOAOO, Oft, 10,Hiirfutu Indira.
lions uro that n nniilMiitlm IiHwiuh
Ins Pullman und WKinr I'ulnra Our
CmmusiiIu will noon bit iifffclH, If II
has not slrrady lin MirMiwI, JMII.
msn hsil a mill (miner udvumu in.
Uy, v Iiik up tu 2W und rlokhiK ut
Wife, I U ) llmt u lurxu wn mi
. 2 ill'"V V t""r' """' urw '""'i'1
7 ttllli'ka i.ii.l il,,. i
Mm Mini f WsKMiir iiuiU hum
was Mf wHiimwibiv swuuiil, Uut
story today was that the Vnnderbllt
had bought control In the Pullman
company nnd would put the two. concerns
together.
TOOK HIS OWN MEDICINE.
Dr. Dick, n medical man pt Eastbourne,
drank a female patient's medicine
with a view to convincing her that
it was rightly prepared, nml died Instantly.
PRESIDENT ANDHADE HEATEN.
PARIS. Oct 1C A dispatch from
Caracas, Venezuela, says that President
Andrade Is preparing to leave the
country and that the Insurgent leader,
Ocncral Ciprlano Castro, is master of
the situation.
CIllIdl'KU'M Wurt Kcx.
Children show symptoms of disease
quicker than grown people, and are accordingly
easy to treat for all trouble.
The worst foes of children uro worms,
but their presonco can be readily detected
and speedily removed. When u
child becomes restless In sleep, iplcks
nt Us nosn, grinds Its troth, has un Irregular
appetite, Is ncrvouly Irritable,
ami hui bad breath, It l u victim or
worms' work, There is Just one way
In treat worm that U to kill them,
Mekupofl Indian Worm Killer U the
nun nudliliin Unit will kill lliem,
Duii'i wni. I ii Hum mi any nllier treat
ini'iit, nml don't wukin mom on any
nthrr iiitidiiiup, for Kkkspoo Indian
Win m Killer l thu Nafml, miri'at.
oinif'kt und niimi pcrimwiriit lullef
fimn wiirms, Unburn liniK (,'u,, ukuiik
for KU'kupim Imlluu llmni'Mlce,
Tim llilid uml prubulily iu iliul )uru
liitlwiwi tin l.'iiluiiil.U mid HlmmriK'k
mi iiiiiiv im un Hiiirniiity, uiinniT
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: ' FIIIDAY, OCTOBER 27,
PARLIAMENT SITS
British Legislature Now'
United
On Vltoroui rr.tccstlon of tbe War
s
Aftlust ths Bott-ttt- itt Sartllrs
Will Voted.
FRENCH OFFICERS MASSACRED.
PARIS, Oct. 18. The Minister of tho
Colonies, M. Decrnls, has received an
official dispatch announcing that Captain
Youlet and Captain Chanolno, or
tho outlawed French expedition in the
Soudan, whoso members recently mas
sacred most of tho members of the expedition
under Lieutenant Colonel
Klobb, scut to arrest those officers on
charges of cruelty and Insubordination,
luivo been shot by their own men. A
commemorative servlco was neld today
in honor ot Lieutenant Colonel
Klobb at tho Church ot St. Clotlldo.
President Iubet and all tho members
of tho Cabinet wero represented.
Madanio Loubct was presont.
FORTIFYING LAINO'H NEK.
Dl'RIIAN (Nntnl), Oct. HI, General
Jimhcrt Is believed to bo nt Lalug's
Nek, which ho U forilryhiK,
MANY TIIANK8.
"I vsUli In nxpiess my tlntiiU In the
iiiuiiiifarlun'1' of Cliuiiibiriilu' Cnlle,
I'lU'li'iu nml Dliirilineii Remedy, fur
IuivIiik put mi ilia market nurli u wnn
ilerfiil ini'ili'iii" tu) V, W, Muli.
If lid of lliMiiiiiiiiil, 'Iixum, T)iirii iuu
liiuiiy IliinuuipU nf inullitirs wlin
ilillilii'ii hut u km uttvi'd friiin nl
lurN nf i)M'iitt'ry und ilinlurs Infun.
urn win) mum nun ftt iliHiikful, II
fur mIm by ul ilruyajsu, llviitmi.
Hlilllll I'll , f.ld MUvnli for II I.
G. SCHUMAN'S
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STREET.
fT:TaH:'CLmVm TUSSSSBST ' WMWwhI ft
Plantation Owners,
Managers, Agents,
And Buyers. ....
- 1'ATKONIZK 1IOMK 1XDUSTKY, no need
of sending abroad for Harney, "With added improvement
to my MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
mid direct importation of material, I am now prepared
to Mijiply I'liuitorfl and Agents with any amount and
description of AVORK HARNESS or ports thereof,
at figures that will comparo fnvorablo witluCOAST
PRICKS, and dm nMiirniiro of n FAR RETTER
WKARINO ARTIOLK.
A full Hun of OA11MAGK, HARNESS,
STA-HI.- K
uml 1 I01IBK OOODS,
Utiiuil onli'M IMIO.MPTI.Y ami SATISFAC-TOMI,lllli'il.
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CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS,
m Is ttit CMtoa Rmm ExiBlmd
Prmrstorjr to Bitot Alvertliel
for Sl Abroad.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
The Board of Health met yesterday
afternoon, there being present AtOr-ae- y
General Cooper, Dr. Emerson, W.
C. Winston and D. Kclllplo.
After the reading of the miiiuttj of
two previous meetings the president
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reported that Mr. Charlock, retrest-nt-Ib-
the Board of Health, together with
mi official of the custom-hous- e, had
the opium In the vaults and
foaadithe statement of Its quantity and
condition to be correct.
President Cooper reported that the
following trustees had been appointed
for the Malulani Hospital, viz., L. M.
Baldwin, Dr. Wcddick and Sister B
aaventura, and on motion tho Uo,nJ
approved the same.
The proposition to apply tho tuberculin
test to beef cattlo was not approved
by the Board, tho examination
sj31-den- made after death being thought t.
Tho Flshmarkct Inspector reported
tho examination of 47,880 for the week
ending October 8, 50,843 for the wstending
October IS, and 35,518 for week
ending October 22.
The rcportB mudo under tho Act to
Mitigate were next taken up and It
was voted they were unsatisfactory.
Hereafter tlio Board will require a list
of those who absent themselves from
examination. The matter of new rules
under this act was relerred to Attorney
General Cooper.
The regular reports of tho Malulani,
Hllo nnd Koloa yiospltuls were read
and filed.
The report of the Kniilolanl Mater
nity Home was approved and then
monthly subsidy ordered paid.
The application of Dr. H. E. Wlnslow
for a license to practice medicine was
reported on favorably by tho Board of
Examiners and it was voted that the
usual recommendation be made to the
Minister of the Interior.
The quarterly report of the Insane
Aaylum was next read, and the secretary
was instructed to make certain
regarding a number of pa
tlenta returned as discharged.
The matter'of fumigation of freight
on tho wharf was brought up and It
was voted that tho matter be left to the
discretion of Dr. Day.
The request of the American Sugar
Company for permission for their engineer
to enter tho Leper Settlement
and prospect for water w.-i- denied.
It was voted that Dr. T. MacMillan
be appointed Government physician at
Waianae.
Dr. A. McWayne of North Kona applied
for three months' leave of absence
on account of poor health; granted,
with the understanding that Dr. 11.
A. lilndley will attend to his duties in
the meantime.
Charles Vincent of Hllo was appointed
agent for the Board of Health.
President Cooper read a communication
from Tlieo. H. Dmlcs & Co. on tho
subject of salicylic acid in catsups, but
the Board decided that the matters
touched upon had already been passed
OB.
One hundred and one applications
for permits to keep hogs within the
limit established by the Board,
together with the reports of the inspectors,
were referred to Executive
Officer Reynolds for further report.
At G JEFFRIES-SHARKE-
NEW YORK. Oct. 17. At a meeting
today of the managers of Jim Jeffries
and Tom Sharkey it was agreed
to postpone the fight for one week from
tho dato originally set. It will take
placo on Friday, November 3.
IN SOUTH AFRICA
No Battle Has Occurred
As far as Known.
Mtftklac Hjldln- - Out Afalast the Boers
Dut Will Fsl If Not Hclevcd
Sooj.
LONDON, Oct. 18. Dispatches from
South Africa tell of fighting along tho
railway both north and south of .Mnfe-kin- g,
but so far as known, nothing
worthy tho name of battle has yet occurred.
Apparently operations have
been confined to skirmishes along the
railroad hi which losses on neither side
hnv'o been serious. Reports are of ,i
meager and contradictory character,
but it seems that the Boers have not
fared well In their conflicts with the
British troops, and strangely enough
the marksmanship of Lie burghers has
been poor, If reports are to be believed.
Early dispatches from Capo Town
yesterday (Tuesday) said that the
Boers had attacked Mafeklng and bucn
repulsed with a loss or 300 killed, but
later news reduces thejillegcd heavy
fighting at Mafeklng to small proportions.
Tho earlier sensational Htory
originated hi tho skirmishes between
the armored train nnd small detach
ments of Boers. Although since then
much may havo happened to the little
garrison, it Is difficult to understand
liow refugees arriving at Lorenzo Marques
should have come into possession
of news of serious Boer losses at Mafe
klng. At the same time It must be
remembered that much news from the
Transvaal is likely to come by way
of Del a poa bay, as most other chan
nels uro strictly censored.
At latest advices the gallant little
forco of
o'clock the Board adjourned.
Baden-Powe- ll IX1NDON, October 17. Parliament
opened today in extraordinary session
tq consider the Squth African situation.
18l-I- LONDON, October n the rlouse
of Commons today the First Lord of
tho Treasury and1 Government leader
Arthur J. Balfour, brought In the following
message from the Queen:
"Tho state of affairs in Africa having
constituted, in tho opinion of her
Majesty, a case of emergency within
the meaning of tho act of Parliament,
her Majesty deems it proper to provide
nddltlonal means for military service.
She has, therefore, thought it right to
communicate to the house that her
Majesty Is, by proclamation, about to
order the embodiment of tho mllltla
and to call out tho mllltla reserve
force, or such part iiicreot as her Majesty
may think necessary for permanent
service."
Tho calling out of tho mllltla and
the military reserves has occasioned
widespread wonderment. Other stories
of preparations against continental
combinations nro revived.. It Is freely
rumored that the Government Is determined
to demonstrate to Europo that
the British army Is not a, negligible
quantity.
Tho Speaker read the Queen's speech,
shortly after which Sir Alexander Fuller
Acland Hood, Conservative member
for West Somerset, rose to move tho
address In reply. Dwelling upon the
horrors of wnr ho declared that war
should not bo undertaken except from
absolute necessity, but thai in this
case, all peaceable means having failed,
war had become necessary "to establish
equal rights for the white race
In South Africa nnd to remove the
grievances of the Outlanddrs."
Clement Royds, Conservative member
for Rochdale, seconded the address.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerma- n,
Liberal leader In tho House of Commons,
who followed Mr. Royds, said
Parliament had been summoned to
give Its approval to the early steps of
war. Never had the House met In cir
cumstances more serious or amid conditions
engaging to a greater degree
.the profound interest of tho British
people. The demands made by the
Government of the Soutn African re
public were such as to make it lmpos
Bible for the Governmeni or any self
respecting country ever to take them
Into cons deration.
"Actunl hostilities have commenced,"
said Sir Henry, "and an actlvo aggres
at Mafeklng was sion has been committed which It is
still holding out, but unless relief Is the plain duty or our Ministers, or Par
sent soon the Boers are almost certain llamcnt nnd of the people to resist.
to take tho place, as they have strong There will bo no disposition on the
forces both north anil south of the nart of this House to placo any ob3tn
town, and last night's dispatches said clo In the way or granting such sup-
they were bringing up their artillery plies and such powers to the crown as
preparatory to a general attack. may bo necessary to secure tne rapiu
On the Natal side little has been and effective prosecution ot a war com
done. Tho Boers arc slowly advancing inenccd to vindicate our rights. The
their forces with a view to cutting off campaign should bo vigorously and
the garrisons at Glcucoe nnd Dundee, promptly prosecuted and nothing ne-
Dr. Leyds, tho Plenipotentiary of tae cessary for that purpose Biiould be re
South African Republic to European fused by the House of Commons.'
Governments, Is said to be going to
Berlin shortly to confer with political
personages.
OFFERS TO SELL OUT.
Advices from Durban announce that MANILA-tho
Consul of tho Netncrlands there
has Issued a warning to all subjects.
Tho Netherlands is to remain neutral.
The Post's Ladysmlth correspondent
telegraphs that the Basutos have risen
against the Free State.
LONDON, Oct. IS. A special dispatch
from Pretoria states that a white
tlag has been hoisted at Mafeklng. The
correspondent does not know whether
or not the town Intends to surrender.
Following is the special dispatch
from Pretoria In full, dated at noon
yesterday:
"After a few shots were fired nt
Mafeklng tho white Hag was hoisted.
A Boer party bearing a Hag of truce
was sent to inquire whether tho town
surrendered. No definite reply was received.
Tho Boer mescnger was detained
for six hours and then releaeed."
PRETORIA. Oct. 18 General Cronje,
after warning tho women nnd children
to leave Mafeklng, opened flro upon
the town with cannon Monday ufter-noo- n.
No responso was made.
The report current at Delugoa bay
that 0000 Boers have been repulsed at
Newcastle is false.
The Boers continue to close In upon
Mafeklng nnd to destroy tho m'lio.t.l
north nnd south of tho town.
, Keeps Constantly on Hand a Full Line of
Studebaker Farm Wagons, Lumber
Wagons, Dilivery Spring Wagons,
Plantation and Contractors Dump Carts
A FULL LINE OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
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MADE BY
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world that will lit the foot with a bunion or nn
enlarged joint.
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Plenty of room for enlarged joints, closely
elsewhere. This describes, in a few words,
shoes made on the Bunion Last.
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Sign of the Big Shoe. Fort Street.
STOCK-YARD-
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IN ALL KINDS
Oct. 18. 8:55 n. m. Gener-n- l
Otis bus received messages purporting
to come from tho Insurgent General
Plo. del Pilar, offering to sell out and
deliver Ills army into the hands of tho
Americans. Although he Is not satisfled
that this offer is authentic, it is
not intrinsically Improbable. The pol
icy of General Otis is llrmly set ngainst
buylug iiny surrenders.
Pilar offers for tho sum of 130,000 to
refrain from attacking Mnnila with his
army; for tho sum of 1250,000 ho offers Stock for breeding purposes a spe-
to surrender his army after a bnam cialty. '
battle, both sides firing Into the alrl
and for the sum of 500,000 he says
Parties desiring to buy or sell any-
ha, thing
win procure
in our lines would do well to
mo ovennrow oi iuu in
surrection and tho.capture of Agutnai
consult us. Any Information relating
do, Pntcrno nnd the other leaders
to snmo win no rreeiy given.
In,
luu course ui in cuiuuiuuiuuiiuu uu re-
solicited.
fers to Agulnnldo In contemptuous
terms, Indicating that strained rela
tions exist between them.
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