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HONOLULU, v HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. TUESDAY, OCTOllEIt, 10, 1890. TWELVE PAGES.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.
ADMIRAL
p fulfil f"lf i mounted po'.Uc follow Inc the skirmish
II VT T B V ' IlR Jogged slowly down the drive and
-ATKINSON & JUDD (A. L. C. Atkin- COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love Bldg.,
son and Albert F. Judd, Jr.) Office
enrer Bishop & Co.'s bank; cor. Mer
chant and Kaahumanu sts.
-ACHI JOHNSON (W. C. AchI and
Fort St.; Piano, Voice Culture. Sing
ing and Harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
Enoch Johnson). Office No. 10 West PIANO TAUGHT IN SIX MONTHS.
Anil the Uapificent Reception
Given Him in New Yort.
Kins St.; Tel. 884.
. LORKIN ANDREWS. Office with I
Thurston & Carter, Merchant St.,
next to poBtofflce.
i .
!LYLE A DICKEY. King and Bethel
-Sts.; Tel. 806; P. O. box 786.
. FREDERICK W. JOB. Suite 815. Mar
qaette Bldg.. Chicago. 111.; Hawaiian
Consul General for States of Illinois,
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Wiscon
sin.
New quick method; special attention
given to adult beginners. Terms $5
monthly. Address "Musician," Ad
vertiser office.
ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER. Vocal
Instruction: terms by the lesson or
the great rulumn a under way.
Major G-neral lhn wlih hi glit
tering gold-laced taff. followed Imme
diately on the hw! ot the police, and
Sousa's band, breaking Into one of the
airs that men have been marching to
and dying to during the lat year or
more, took up their place at the head
of the men who had made this superb
demonstration possible. There had
been a few little tentative attempt at
cheers before, but as the battalion of
sailor from the Olympla- swung Into
FOURTEEN FREED!.-
Mm Peacs Ccaaiiaoa Mm
Sne AcErican Mm.
Whaler book hands with tb TCl
!b(h. and ibere w a reneral ex-
banc- of greetings bu tne pate3-
rapbers riled their vocation Acrom is
track. The file f barefoot KUlplao
soldiers crla"uly surveyed, the llao d
fttalwart American cntlntl, whers
physique contrasted strongly with tb
little brown men. who looked too XUC
for. their ruca. Ceoerml Wheeler. tto
bad no oSrial rosoectloa lth the l
rldest. rlurnrd to Crnrral UacAr
thur. and General Wbeatoa rrrA
ml the other end of the bridge. Tbm
eommlloners and priooem forCtw
THE PARADE TO CRAM S TOMB Uce the crowd, Mruck the note that G LLCHE ftrjj QJ STIU I.ILD the rtter dlo.nie4 and
I ill. rMiiHwu iw uiietui w "'" waJ lo down all the miles ofl I Gtneral Mac Arthur s first Inquiry
tt; d ft th. Pr...ntlon o, th. Co.d ' tU
10th of July, "MIGNON ; 720 Here- Cup by a Mayor Van Wyck- ia,kMl eminently huMnessllk in
tania St., Honolulu.
Scenes Along the Line
ARCHITECTS.
CHAS. F. PETERSON. 15 Kaahuma
na Ct. !, ;
HOWARD & TRAIN, Architects.
Suite 7, Model Block, Fort St.;
Tel. 989.
streets over which the parade wra to
paw. Lieutenant Commander Lolvo-
corees wax at 4helr head. The men
and
their
Iark blue uniform, relieved only by
the tan leggings that horewrork ne
cessitates and the flickering lines of
light that shifted along their swaying
rltle barrels, what a reception tney
got! One would have thought the vo
ws i or uruiraaai uijbwti pwii
and Genital Aleiandriu replied
Agulnatdo'a Army Tired of War but ly that they -were la the north." Cca
Wdt Uht for Independence
to the Last.
PHYSICIANS.
C L. GARVIN, M.D. Office 537 King
St., near Punchbowl; hours, 9 to 12
a. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; Tel. 448.
UR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRAND. Of
fice 512 Beretania St, near Alapal;
hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m.; Tel.
915. "
43R. A. GORDON HODGINS. Office
and residence, Gedge Cottage, corner
Richards and Hotel Sts.; office hours
3 to 11, 2 to 4, 7 to 8; Tel. 953.
OR. WALTER HOFFMAN. Beretania
SL, opposite Hawaiian Hotel; office
hours 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 p. m., 7 to
8 p. m.; Sundays 8 to 10 a. m.; Tel.
510; P. O. box 501.
DR. T. MITAMURA. Consulting
rooms 427 Nuuanu St.; P. O. box 842;
Tel. 132; residence 524 Nuuanu St;
hours 9 to 12 a. m. and 7 to 9 p. m.;
Sundays 2 to 6 p. m.
BR. I. MORI. 136 Beretania St, be
tween Emma and Fort; Tel. 277; P.
O. box 843; office hours 9 to 12 a. m.
and 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays 9 to 12
a .m
. i ;
tDR. A. N. SINCLAIR. 413 King St,
next to th6 Opera House; office hours
9 to 10 a. zn., 1 to 3 p. m.f 7 to 8 p. m.;
Sundays 12 m. to 2 p. m.; Tel. 741.
T. B. CLAPHAM. Veterinary Surgeon
and Dentist Office Hotel Stables;
calls, day or night, . promptly ans
wered; specialties obstetrics and
lameness. :
- , .
BR. TOMIZO:; KATSUNUMA. Veteri
nary Surgeon. Skin diseases of all
kinds a specialty. Office room 11,
Spreckels Bldg.; hours 9 to 4; Tel.
474; residence TeL 1093.
NEW YORK. Sept. SO As the car
riage bearing Admiral Dewey leading I cal 1KMibilltles of every throat were
the great land parade turned Into Sev-1 exhausted. But If he did h learned I
enty-second street tne voices oi . cnu-1 "v v . ....,
t t i Uomethlng somewhere In each of those
uren weir uruiw. i mnwnat t),r.4Jf
and little ones In wblte. groupu to . momenl afterward the carriage
form the word "Dewey were ratklng I tXntalnlng Dewey and the Mayor ap-
air with words of I reared In the wake of the Olympla s
men. me neonie saw mca-iawi u
- . M i hp m vvir w ii v in hi 1 1 in it iiiiuti aau
pographical Maps a specialty; room Ths trbutc of lho chu,ren was one V'V".- : ,r lMj t.nHir
306, Judd Bldg.; Tel. 633. I . . hp-mtlfiil fenttires Of the! r-.-. iut nil i, Lmvori' hf the
j a -' -------- a x &aes w . w-. - -
dmiral just gilt of an Admiral's full-dress uniform
O. G. TRAPHAGEN. 223 Merchant
St., between Fort and Alakea; Tel.
734; Honolulu..
DRAUG
T. D. BEASLEY. Plantation and To- welcome.
PLAYS FOR TIMK.
STENOGRAPHERS.
day. and touched the
MISS A. A. ALLEN. Office
and Bethel Sts. (upstairs)
S. about as deeply as did the presentation cannot obscure By his side Ml J the
, , ,,ti .i.. r.,. still smaller Mayor of New ork.
cor. King of the golden loving cup by Maor formal. In his conventional frock
; Tel. 7ol. van Wyck. He fully realized for the toal anJ Rllk hat am trying to look
MISCELLANEOUS.
F. D. GREANY, A.B., (Harv.) Pri
vate Tutor, with especial reference
to preparation for college. Office cor.
King and Bethel Sts.; Tel. 62 and
806; P. O. box 759.
MRS. B. F. McCALL. Latest designs
in Tailor-Made Evening. Dinner
Gowns, and Wedding Trousseau. 73
Beretania St.
first time the deep meaning with which las though riding beside returning ctn-
his recentlon bv the nation and Its nucrors was part of his dally d titles.
. , , . I The cheering that balled the Olympla s
men was a commonplace vocal demon
people is fraught.
With bared .head he mounted the
platform In. front of the City Hall to
receive the loving cup and faced his
friends. His really smile had (led. his
fine features evidenced the rush and
miration In comparison to that which
KreeJrd their honored chief.
Dewey could not see Memorial Arch
when approaching it on the avenue-un
til he reached th crest of Murray
Hill, where he could look down the
J. MORGAN. Opal Merchant, Jeweler
and Lapidary; Opal Cutting a Spe
cialty; No. 2 School St, near bridge.
c.
surge of emotions that rarely come in- 1oh: and catch the gleaming white of
Hi the life of any man. There was the colonnade through which he was
none of the air or the conqueror alnjut to pass. He could bare'y distinguish
him. He lost his self-possession and th words of v.rlromc upon arch.
wept. Tears coursed down his broni- : t" great ugures ox iwrry. m rar-
agut. of Ihx-atur. oi I'orter. sIimw. nut
vlth startling ditlnctr.Jk and . re-
minded him of the .tat.
Vain the police sloped, but iItre
any one had time to become lmt.itlnt
several shots rang In the air. a. UittAl-
on of sailors pas4d. and the hm;tln
bet-ame tumultuous, culminating In
every form of noise, testifying o;mlar
ippreclation as the carriage containing
dmlral Dewey and Mayor an yck
drew up at the reviewing stand. Flags
and handkerchiefs waved In every di
rection as the Mayor stepped to the
ground, closely followed by the Admir
al, who bared bis head and bowed re
peatedly to those on the stand. By the
time Admiral lewey had mounted the
steps, the second carriage stopped and
Captains Wildes and Coghlan alighted
DENTISTS.
f. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. 98 Hotel I HONOLULU
St., Honolulu; omce nours a a. m. to
4 p.m. .
OR. C. B..KIGH. Philadelphia Dental
College 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel.
318.
-GEO. H. HUDDY, D.D.S. Fort St, op
posite Catholic Mission; hours from
9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
tfDR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL.
Office hours. 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Love
Bldg., Fort St:
BROKERS.
A. J. CAMPBELL. Office Queen St.,
opposite Union Feed Co.
cheeks, and for once be wrrs tak -r
surprise.
'Raising aloft the golden tr.il. pre
sented to him by the oeonle. be cazed
MISS PRESCOTT General Writer and upon it silently for moments that
Business Agent; Commissions Un- seemed hours. Ho tried to peak.
dertaken for the other Islands; ring Words failed. He turned to the com-
up Queen Hotel; Tel. MTJ. mittee. then to his officers, standing in
full uniform by his side. .Mechanically
P. SILVA. Agent to take acknowledg- he plucked their sleeves,
ments to instruments, district of Ko- "These men" he began: then broke
na. Oahu: at W. C. Achl's office, down. Finally he said: "These are
King St. near Nuuanu. I the men to whom the honor Is due."
.vir. .Mayor, turning to tne city
LESSONS GIVEN IN THE ART of Executive. "It Is quite impossible to
t, . : . . wA express in words how deeply I feel.
Travelle. Address or call at Orphe-P10 keenly I am Impressed by these
urn Theater. . tuur,u f" "
i inaiiK you i rum me ouiiuiu ui in
hpnrt If lt heniitirul." hnlillnc nloft
TOURISTS' GUIDE THROUGH UA.-the great golden cup.
WAll. rice buc; Deauuiuuy mus- Then sl,ddenlv: "Where are'mv of-
trated. For sale by all newsdealers. I fleers?" he said. "Cantain I-amberton
and Commander Coivocoresses!" he
DR. A. C. POSEY. Specialist for Eye, I urged, "Forward!"
Ear, Throat and Nose Diseases andl "Ah, he continued, "look at them.
Catarrh: Masonic Temple: hours 8 to These are the men of that magnificent
squauron wnicn i nave ine nonor io
command."
Turning to the Mayor, he opened his
Hps to speak. He faltered a moment.
then again and again tried to speak.
At last the words came. It was one of
the simplest and briefest speeches ever
made by an American naval hero
"I thank you." he said. That was
all.
Who will rightly describe the Kalel-
12 a. m., 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
SANITARIUM. 1082
isfactory State of Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. Late offi
cial advices from Samoa contain ac-
C J. FALK. Member Honolulu Stock! counts of recent meetings of the pro-
Eschange; room- 301 Judd Bldg.
King St; Tel. 639. Dr. Luella S.
Cleveland, medical superintendent.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; methods of
Battle Creek, 'Mich., Sanitarium;
baths of every description; trained
nurses in bath rooms as well as in
sick room; massage and manual
movements; electricity In every dosconic panorama of the land parade.
form; classified dietary, etc.; ample tne march from Riverside to Washing-
facilities for thorough examination. I ton's Arch of 35.000 men led to Madison
Dr. C. L. Garvin, consulting physi- Square by Dewey himself? Here at
clan and surgeon. the tomb of Grant were half a million
people so wedged Into the reviewing
stands that the faces became n Mur.
Here was the winding Hudson be
neath, the glorious autumn sun above.
Official Reports Indicate a Very Sat- a gentle wind, and the colors of the
nation In everv desicn and form, io
NATIVE JUDGES FOR SAMOA.
his carriage came Dewey from the lit
tle steamer which had brought him up
the river. Just one roar greeted him:
"Dewev I"
When Admiral Dewey finally ap-
visional government at Apia, at which I neared with the Mayor the band ng.tln
steDs were taken to have native judges struck un 'Hail to the Chief!" and the
i . . .. .
KTfrr t k ir e i mnnw DMi t t I . . x . , . I rrv-il rheereil eontinilOUSl) . .s in
4v v j a k m nr. w t-Am in 1 f i l ti ill i i i v i - .1 shs i im i vi ii .1 11 .11111 1111 1 1 1 1 " - -
all
sold
; No. 310 Fort St, Mcinerny keep tax recortjs of pr0perty owned by outsiue. surrounde.1 by his staff. The
MANI!V. Oct. 1. noon. The
Filipino Teacr OommiMdon.
which arrivetl at the American
lines yesterday morning,
brought a request from Arul
naldo that be be permitted to
send a representative of hts
Government to negotiate for
peace. General Otis refused the
request. There will be another
conference.
WASHINGTON. Sept SO.
The War Department has re
ceived the following:.
-MANILA. Sept 21. Adja-
tant General. Washington: I
have received a communication.
Uted the irih lnt. from Gen-
eral Garrla. commanding all
lnMircnt troops In Intern
Mindanao. II" rxprr.M- a d-
sire to turn the country over to
the I'nltrd States and surrender
Insurgent arms. OTIS."
WASHINGTON. Srpt. Z).
War vpartrmnt nSSclals are
ti.Uy very much encouraced
rrgardlng th situation in the
Philippines a crnvcrl by the
oIT.flal anl pre. dipatr!.-
, Tb diiatch relative to the la
V" if nd-d snrrender of th xstern
prtlon of Mindanao Indicate..
It l said. th IiittKn of lh
oulhrn llands t accept the
American soverrignty. Tbee
petiple have heretofore made of-
fcrs ! surrrnder. bnt have
coupll It with a provision that
the United Stati-s should relln-
rpiUh ll richt If Aruioaldo
should succ-ful In 1-Aiun.
b released, and General AJeJsatfrti
said. "1 tnott ranvalt with my Govera-
rocnt 1efore answerinj.
The prisoners uasnloouily roa
meaded their treatment. One of theca
said: -We have been given tn
the country afforded; Doe houfcea tzx
Quarters, servants,, good food. ptst7
of wine and a money allowance. v-C3-
leral Afulnaldo varied ns and . arrra
hands. Three or the ooys icrtsna o
hake hands with hlm.M
Judging from the stories of ti rt-
oners, they have been llonlrc try
Monle. TheT rerort that Ov T3L
survivors of Naval Cadet VcTa c1
ty. arrived at Tarlac IZzzzz:
Though small lmiortance ta cZlz.
to their Judgment they acre to
In that the Filipinos all say Ur7
-are tired of the war. trot will Csht tT
Independence to Che lasf .
The reist4Nl soldiers alza xay tzl
the Idea of Indepradesce has tahra a
Crra hold on the Filipinos, and. tbr7
threaten. If conquered, to raterrrTta
the Americans by aaalrtln.
Aruinaldo sretaed popTJlar arross tZl
the peop the prifcTOers odt? Ttr
country is fall of rich crops. All ta
prisoners tell lntereUn storim cf
thlr eiprleooes. Tho rapturejJ ct
Caiooran r. rr , raarrnea aiosg. vssm
railroads at to'.ght thrxnjgh 'txnrns oc
cupied by the Americans.
While. AjroSnaldo only offeied to re
leaw the prlinrs I a Tartar, ther e ta
great diMptolnttnent that I!eutraaal
Giloure party failed to arrive.' Tfca
Filipino CjR32ii.Jn doe ct mranm
great epv-tatlonii a to the mcclt of
Its vU!t X'iJ r Orte ixM ffankly thai
they c re very tlrrd cif the war. Ust
they declln to wy what proposals
they brine The Filipino lunched
with General Young at San Fernando,
Th'ir quarters will,te at the Orient
Hotel at Manila. Major General Otis
and hl party conferred with General
MacArtbur and returned to Manila.
General Ilat- tonight uV.es General
Wbeaton's command at Angrlea.
MANILA. Spt. 0. T:r p. m. ThU
has been an eventful day mlth tb
northern outpont of the American r-
from It. Then followed a long line of my at Angeles, Uarly this morning the
vehicles bringing the other guest of Filipino IVace Co ram I I on arrived,
honor. Seated behind a lank of Io.0"O Tn American prisoners followed.
brides roses, anil witn tne cneer oi i .,lt,. nf c '.-.i,,
ihmmanda rinclnir constantlv In hlJThrn a nintllir of three Spaniards
cars nnd the music of dozens of bands I to negotiate for th releajM? of the
swelllnir the din. Admiral Dowry re-1 SoanUh nrlsoners. derurted up the
viewed the great parade,
had not Its fill of
eral hours the
cheering every!o
deserve a cheer.
to Washington Square, there were thenU mrl a ,11 carrying Major Gen
same scenes oi cmnusi&sm inai nao . ... . , .
Won witnesscl on the upper end of the rral WtU and GenraU lwton and
line of march. Dates and Schwan to Anglm on a
When the paraders got to th square tour of Inspctlon.
the various organizations marrht-! xh American prioaer are Crpor-
away to disband, and the greatest pa- a OUo an,, Plivai AiJrt
r.iue nrr nem in mr was . . . ... ... ...
iiruiKcK. titto vagnr an-i ieirr iioi-
ANOTHKR STKAMCU USB.
SAN DIIXO. Sept. r-J. S. Klm-
Iball. tb miJWmalre lumber dealer, and
the Saata Fe Company, have closed
I arrangements fcr two :anifthlp llaea
to run out cjf thl port, one to run
Uoaih to Ceatral American porta, aud
lb other between San Diego and Ho
nolulu.
The oaly point I-f t unMUled ts
. The crowd niiru-d with a retinue of servants and c
coring. andfors-v- carrying thHr lavage, 5 l rmlK The Kimball
people stool therel . . I company lslt on the Latur place, aavd
!r who miilil noIblv I t ran remanuo ine irain (4ir;ioK " .. ,. ,
Delow the arrh. clar I the commission and prisoners to Mi-1 .........
terminal that it shall be Kan DlTa.
Three new ve!? are nmr bai'dlng
for the lines, and one of them will be
'.arted very shortly.
TO UK I.IITON-H GFIST.
NKW YOIIK. ifrpu 30. The Cuaard
Ur.tr Vilnifrnl hlev i!lvlt!il th
honors with the central flcure of thellin. all of the Third Infantry. ean-l:fr C"jm;unla arrived at quaran-
. .i - - I . .... . . . . I I . . aM0 a. w , V . m tJI
Macelrath. Jame Itoyl-. William MH-I'r Thmaa Upton. Acviag her pas
Ir. John Crlnhaw. Thomas Ialy andarr re Admiral lrd Charles
fill Drew of th- Siatnth Infantry. ani i-aay ii-ora. wno are comjn
raninre-l at Caloocan in Aurut: Paul I to ia Thomas Upton as ratla
Srlllano and luls Ford of the Fourth
Infantry: Charles Wllmerd-r. a dis-
nd only to that of Dewey. People
along the line f march fairly ns at
him.
"Hurrah for the hero of Santlaco!"
"There Is the man that smashd Cr
vera's iWt:' "Hip. Hip. Hurrah, for
Schley!" and Kindred cries from all
ti.irt of thoIin. In tinner Fifth ave
nue some enthusiastic lady threw him I charged Third Artilleryman, captured
a handful of ros. They fairly land- by bandit whl Uutlr.g near Mala
wi in the carriage Th Admiral ,in 9tfl (;orge Graham, colored, an
leaned forward, picked thMU up and ti . f . tf.t. . v
lifted them to his lip. Instantly all Mitath Infantry, who
the ladles In th halconv srr. was put o.T a train n-ar Malolos and
P'.q ir.l with the desire to have thr Immr-luirly captured by lnurg-oT.
r'o. rs vlniUarlv beinorM and h wa A party of corrrpr.ndnts and pho-
, . S . mm .
M.mv of the row-1 s"srapnr .nni in in iniraca-
" 4T " .
ou the yacht Krln. They will reaiala
7a :oi d th yaxht during the rac-s.
.1-
TitooFS foi: riiiui'i'SNi:.
I1JIITUND ifr.. S;. Orders
-re r"ived at Vancrjvcr barracVs
inday for tb" Twirty-fifih Ia?aat:ry to
embark oa U-xd u tr.rrL Ilia
Janeiro and Sikh f th PhifirrJo-
w - . .
the Samoans. Two judges, Tagoa and Governor, in frock coat ani puk nai.
Tnnmt!. n-nra ncn rm hpfnir .m I was mounted. His staff was Fespicnu
. ...... "- entwUh gold lace. Admiral Dewey sa
adherent of the former King Maltetoa am whcn hU car
ana ine otner a .Mataaian. hn.i nned the Kxecutive sei
The provisional authorities have set- I mirs to his horse and went galloplne
, . . . . . . . . . . i i I v. tn imftril iir tnmli in t rue
uea ine ciaim ot tne neirs oi iae wie up ic m V , , m.
. ... . An-tww etr rcrnriiiess oi ni
King Malietoa Llupepa and rejecteu - ovaton as n,
the claim of the secretary of the late , ninni? irwas second only to
WM. T. PATY. Contractor and Build- Samoan Government. Captain Preedy thflt clvrn to Admiral Dewey.
er. Store and office fitting; brick, of the British ship Torch was given Eleven o'clock was the time set rot
wood or stone building; shop Palace I . w.a c. natVP- for the parade to get under way. and
Walk; residence Wilder Ave., near p , considering the formalities crowueu
Kewalo. ; capital crimes, which will be turned l the prece(ung hours, the start was
over , to Chief Lauati for execution. a.u with remarkable promptness.
. . i ... i . r .,-.
: -Ito. n,nnAa,nnni! tmlito on ntireIV I What wlin ine Kay uiHimiiw ii 4
. A. BUTTEKFIELD. contractor ana . " "n :' ni.llerv. the excitement and
narlfie rnndition of anairs on uic n it
ENGINEERS.
JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. E.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer;
SOS Judd Blk, Honolulu.
CONTRACTORS.
Builder. Store .and office fittings,
shop and repair work; Bell Tower I islands.
Bldg., Union St.; Tel. 702.
ceremony incident to lanuins me man
ors from the warships strung out In
the river below, the crowd had plenty
. i rinitti t Via mmintil no-
. . - I III III l 11 LI V 11. 1 I .7 - -
HOSPITALi SHIP bAlL.a- I .,.'i thn war for the
UrllUIMIMO. I vw vnpk' Sent. SA. The hospital n,u-anee clattereil down the drive.
I . . .... !..
t-. TTTnAQ Tnro TllAti- TTrirf Sf lx.s in s nmrnodiollS I S VltterlniT the OVCrCttriOUS XO Hie rmni
r. uuva.---? o- suip .uibbuun, mo "iVov .Unl nf shotitlnc
upstairs; P. O 60X1 ca tuu and finest hospital ship In the servic . ;' ollntP(1 men. 5
line of ALLKINDS OF .MASSES I . . Manila, passing out of ' , lh. rrow.l. and as th way
m 11 "TTlji A W H.X I" Tn tflO KhTSI' " J ! .
L lamination of the Eyes. ' Sandy Hook at. 2: So p. m.
f-lrl linmliritri!
f.n inm i Km itrivi nniv tn iwimrnip jj i.ie .iirriari ojiiohs uiorei is? ras:r; iiy4r s.,i
m . mm. ' - mm r -m w - - - .
rri
ranch! un hv earrr rwx-tators and car-1 th" wrcVel hrldse arrmn ihe rivrr
rlil to the carriage, liefore he got to rrparatinc th to armlet, and at 5
Madison Square Admiral Schley was o'clock x croup ram- don the trick
up to his arms In flowers. waving handkerchiefs on bamboo and
Onlv one distressing Incident or- halted Ufore ih- bridge. A barle
curred within iVwey's view. A wire then soundeil the "attrntlon.- ani Ma
had len tretr,hed arros the space Jir ShUMs of Central heatons r:a!T
d five soldiers with ra!el handker-
Tho nxvftil nro hf neV,nIo hro;:. ! and chiefs picked lhlr way acroM the ty-Cve Wo Cairo. The tioat
they surged Into th avenue. thoe In Hrldr. Thr Filipino latrodued
front powerless to resist th- precure themlve: General Alejadrlu. a
o! the thousands In the rear. The po- slmder. hrisM-looklcs man ot.ZZ. a
lire ofUcers on ft were h-lpl -ss. Try teran of the rebellion acalot Fpaln;
as they would they could not stenj th- l.leutraant Colonel Orlno and Major
tld whlrh promise! to Imped- th- OM-s. th- !attr of G-man bloo4 and
entire parade. Suddenly a half-hun- ipeav.Ir.s i:r.'.Uh 5-ientIy. There f oa
fr.l xi.ititil.wl nnllMntti Pil!nxv.l tti - f Tw-J f r 1 Jt lifflS I TlS ft f rf fn'.lrl f-tfTl
and. having formal a line, charj and Americans mrchlr.g ltwea files of lcrca, xiS In.o t-e Nsa-
shovetl the people bark. Many women Insurgent odierj. Th-y lled the hh tJa-jry tie sn cif J
and children wer- caught In the crush, phture of health atd were dr-uevi a . jrlc- c Ca:x,:irsc UladR.
Som-shrlek-d. others fainteil. nr. 1 sev- new TlllrJco uniform of blue ging-
To-lay.
linking or a n:,Mi:it.
ST. IJ0U15. Se;iu 2A, Th" s'.raaoer
I Co de. rannisg beiwa Jvt. 1-auU juxt
M-mphls, sink las, alga! al-ral lrn-
wa valued at irc'J &ad tt4;-4 iur
tyisw. No live erv l?.
OKRMANV PAYS KOR THH CA1XO
MAWim. The Grrsian
cleared before them a Hying wedge of
eral. after the panic was over.
carried away In ambu!anre.
Tonight the smoker given at th-Waldorf-Astorla
to th- sailors of th
Olymplr. concluded N-w York's won
derful rer-ptlon to Admiral Iwry
and his men.
were I ham. and wer- carrying monkeys and
r:h-r things from their n!!p!no
friends.
Ci-nerai V heel-r. b-mg anxio-js to
th- Filipino, fordol th- river with
a corporal mounted bhlcd and th-
staff horse carry ing double. General
mii:nc;i:r 5i:uvici:.
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