Hilo tribune. [volume], October 10, 1902, Image 3

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We supply plantations with
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cheaper than can be bought
on the Coast. Big Stock of
ready made harness on hand.
Our made-to-order harness
Is the most serviceable har
ness on the market.
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paired; best material and
workmanship.
Our Paint Shop
Is under the supervision of
a man whose reputation is
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LIVERY, DRAYING AND
TEAMING TO ALL PARTS
OF THE ISLAND.
VOLCANO STABLES and TRANSPORTATION GO.
CEO. S. McKENZIE, Manager
UET1REMENT OF KRUUEIl.
Report That tho Ex. President of
tlio Transvaal tins Resigned
Ills Leadership.
Whether or not the report is
true that Mr. Krtiger has finally
resigned his leadership of the
Boers, General Botha succeeding
him, the fact is that the younger or
more progressive element is
nlrendy in control of the Boer party
in South Africa. With the report
of his abdication comes the news
that Mr. Kruger's autobiography
will be published simultaneously in
many countries on November 15th.
It will be a volume containing one
hundred thousand words. The
book contains the story of Mr.
Kruger's life from childhood to the
negotiation of peace. It was dic
tated by Mr. Krugcr to his secre
tary. Speaking of the report referred
to above the London Telegraph
says: "We sincerely hope that
rumor in this case speaks with the
voice of truth, and that the ex
president of the late South African
republic has at last been brought
to recognize the clear, if hard logic
of fact. His real fall from power
dated from his flight to Europe,
and since that time, his conduct
and his spoken words have not con
duced to make men pity him iu his
desolation. His is a tragic figure,
but solely because of his years and
and increasing infirmities, which
have merely intensified his blind
ness and confirmed him in his irre
concilable hatred. But there is no
need to say harsh things about Mr.
Krugcr iu his day of humiliation.
He has already passed out of the
active world of politics, and has
ceased to count. Whether his res
ignation was voluntary, or had to
be wrung from him matters little.
It was inevitable."
The London Daily news looks
upon Mr. Kruger's retirement as
"only a formal sequel to the real
act of abdication wheu he left the
Transvaal and ceased to be acting
president. Politically, we cannot
profess to regret the retirement of
Mr. Kruger, whom we have always
regarded as a reactionary force
second only to Lord Salisbury.
But personally, it is only the mean
that can rejoice at his final down
fall. Krnger wasJJ undoubtedly a
great man in his prime one of
those great rugged forces that oc
casionally arise and lead nations to
greatness. He was of the type of
Bismark, and had many of Bis
mark's faults. We hear of much
mean and vile talk about Kruger's
'corruption,' and so forth; but no
evidence was produced even by
Mr. Fitzpatrick.
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Messages by Typewriter.
Seratoga (N. Y.), Sept. 23. One
of the newspapers that is repre
sented here at the convention has a
telegraph typewriter machine, with
which it sends its news from the
convention hall. The machine
consists of a typewriter with sev
eral complicated attachments, and
by pressing the proper key the
operator is able to print Morse
characters for the letter represented.
Several batteries go with the ma
chine. 1 . 1
Reynolds Resigns.
I Honolulu, Oct. 1. C. F. Rey
I nolds, stenographer for the United
1 States Court since it began its ses
sions in the Territory, tendered his
I resignation to Judge Kstee yester
Iday. Mr. Reynolds it is reported
, will go into the practice of law,
1 having recently been admitted to
the bar. J. D. Avery lias been ap
pointed to succeed Mr. Reynolds
I temporarily, and the appointment
1 will probably be made permanent.
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Sun Francisco Hulls for l'anaiini.
Norfolk (Va.), Sept. 24. The
cruiser San Francisco sailed today
for Panama to protect American
interests on the isthmus. Besides
her regular complement of marines
and sailors, the San Francisco car
ries thirty-five marines from the
barracks at the navy yard, who
will be detailed for garrison duty
on the isthmus.
COKEAX RULER DIES.
Dispatch From Seoul to n Paris
1'npcr Spreads tho Rumor.,
Paris, Sept. 25. In a dispatch
from Seoul, Corca, the correspond
ent of the Figaro says it is rumored
that the Emperor of Corea is dead.
A dispatch from Seoul, Corea,
dated last Monday, said the cele
bration of the anniversary of the
coronation of the Emperor, Yi
Heyung, had been postponed in
consequence of the spread of chol
era there, but the real reason of the
postponement was alleged to be
lack of funds. Yi Heyung suc
ceeded to the throne iu 1S64. He
assumed the title of Emperor in
1897. It was reported in 1898 that
the Emperor and the Crown Prince
of Corea had been poisoned. They
both recovered. It was then be
lieved that the poisoner was a lady
of the Emperor's household and
that she was supposed to have been
actuated by jealous or political motives.
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Advertised Letters.
Advertised letters week ending
October 4, 1902.
Aina, Mrs. M.
Ahina, Miss Shara
Charles, Rose Mrs.
Caras, N. Esq.
Colon, Tuan Senor Don
Judd, Mr. C. H.
Jose, Mariano Mr.
Kauhi, J. M.
Kclukuloa, Kam.
Kapcna, Miss Julia
Kale, Mrs. Lily
Kaine, Senator S. E.
Kamanao
Kamauoha, Miss Lily (2)
Kawaha, Mr. J.
Kahoilua, Mr. Kahau
Kane, P. K.
Levy, Mr. Chas.
Laeba, Mr. Wm.
Linhaes, Manoel
Matthews, J. J.
Manoha, Miss Lily Kekino
Mattoon, James
Moore, John
Martinez, Jose Snr. Don
Naku, Mr.
Palau, Mrs. S. Puaua
Benevidez, Manuel Pedro
Camara, da Henrique
Midciros, Antonio de
Frias, Flilo
Jardin, Antonio Gomes
Siiva, Jacintho Goncaces
Morgolhador, Joao Carreiro
Mideiros, Joao Francisco de
W. I. Madkira, P. M.,
Per G. W. Weight.
Opposing Education Rill.
New York, September 24. The
success of the Yorkshire demon
stration against the education bill
has stimulated the zeal of the non
conformist leaders and a series of
mass meetings is now favored
throughout England and Wales,
cables the Tribune's London cor
respondent. The movement has
been greatly strengthened by the
abandonment of the agitation
against the paymeut of rates in
event of the passage of the bill.
Government Analysis
rains pi
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Cent.
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ton
Solids 0.1880
Chlorine .. .. 0.0860 50.74
. Sulphuric Acid 0.0133 7.84
Lime 0.0055 3.24
Magnesia .. .. 0.0066 3.89
Silica 0.0065 3'84
Chlorine calculated
. as salt .. .. 83.6
Edmund C. Siiorby,
U. S. Chemist.
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tributing agents exclusively. Send all orders to
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HILO, HAWAII, AGENTS
TERMS: Ono Caso of IOO
Ono Caso of BO
BottlOB (Pints) $8.50
Bottlos (Pints) $4.26
A rebate of One Dollar will be made upon the return of shipping
case aud 100 bottles.
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appeared here Tor the first time aud
announced that a loan of ioo,ooo,
000, irrespective of the war debt of
$500,000,000, will be raised for
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Great Britain's new South African
colonics.
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scrubs, for sale.
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