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MIRA. Geo W. Digss, of Manchester, is visiting her
son. Geo. W. Diggs John w. Wade. of New y ork,
is visiting his brother. Henry Wade of this place =
Mrs. Geo. ". Young returned Monday; from an sx-
tended visit at Xenia, o.. Isaac j. Wolfe of La
crosse Wis, and Miss Jennie Humes of this place,
married. at the Grand View Hotel, last Wednes
"Wednesday Miss Leola McQuiddy, of Richmond,
is visiting Miss Rutherford Mrs. J. W. Dodd, OF
indianapolis is visiting Mrs. Mary Humphreys--
bridge City, are visiting Marion friends
Simeon Levy, of Columbia City, is visiting Marion
relatives Mrs. r. T. Melcher arrived Friday, after
extended trip East. Mrs William II. Carroll is
visiting relatives at Hartford City DR.. Dan
Thompson of Indianapolis, is here spending Sunday
with friends. Granville D. Brown is visiting at
Athens. o. Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Savior, of Rich
rnond are visiting Miss Jennie Mourer.- Rev.
Father Weichman, of Anderson. here Friday -
Henry Humes and WIFE, of South Bend. returned
home Wednesday Judge Pierce Norton and Leslie
Norton, of Indianapolis, visited here Wednesday and
Thursday Miss Fannie Ducas, of Indianapolis, Is
visiting Mrs. Barney Prins.
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Th. Democratlc Tewnsh,p Convention

The Democratic Township CONVENTION
The Democratic executive committee OF Gen.
ter township had issued cali for the township
convention to be held next Saturday evening In
Mozart Hall, beginning at s o'clock. A candi-
date for trustee. three candidates for justice OF
the peace. and three for constAbles will be nomi-
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Irvington.

Miss Corinne Thrasher is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alfred j. Brown at Grand Rapids, Mich Mrs j. T.
Layman entertained the Home Circle on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke returned Mon
day from visit to her father Hon George w Julian,
at Santa Fe, n. M. IT. Miss Katherine Noble has
returned from Memphis Tenn. where she has been
the OF Miss Augusta Caldwell for several weeks.
- Miss Maud Balls, of Con nersville is spending
few days with relatives here Miss Kate b. Hadley
is at Danvile visiting her parents over Sunday.
Prof Hay delivered the regular Friday evening lect
ure last week. No Rotations heard Wednes-
dav at the college account of Washngtons birth
day. The Butler University Glee Club made their
initial appearance before indianapolis audience at
Tomlinson Hall Wednesday night Their music
warmly received the honors being about equally di.
vided between it and their fine appearance. They
to m AXE tour of the State in q few weeks
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Personai Mention.


Mr.. Horace Eddy, Of Richmond, was in the city
yesterday.
- Mrs Josephine r. Nichols viii go to Chicago this
week visit friends.
Mr.. Will Wagner, of Marion, is the guest of his
cousin, Mr. K. J. Heeb.
Miss Mary Z. Peery, Of Greensburg, spent Friday
with friends at the Classical School.
Mrs g. z. Mallery is visiting her parents, Mrs.
George Spellman, on East Market street.
Mrs. Norton. of PEORIA is the guest of Ms. G. @.
J Koerner North Meridian street.
Mrs. Daniel Stewart has gone to Greensburg to Wis
1t her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. darlington.
Mr.. e. f. Hale will be the guest of Mrs. Atterbury
No. 10 East Vermont street, for this week.
= Miss Dr.. Smith has been elected physician of the
Female Reformatory, vice DIR. Haslep resigned.
DIR. ana Mrs. L. w. Fletcher left on Friday for
Washington and New York for extended visit.
Mr.. Ed Allen Of Terre Haute is visiting his broth
or, Mr.. w. b. Allen, and family East New York
street.
"a Mrs Harry w. Allen viii return this week, from
Florida where she has been spending the winter with
her parents.
Miss Mollie Mahan, of No. ESQ Virginia avenue,
has returned home from pleasant trip to friends in
Paris, KY.
Miss Gilbert of Utica N. Y, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles s. Willard, North Delaware street,
for n Few days.
Miss Sarah Wood who has been the guest of rela-
tives here for several weeks, has returned to her
home in Utica, NJ Y.
Edward g. Price, formerly of indianapolis, but now
resident of Rogers Park ILL.,. is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
Miss matte Adams, or DeSMo1neS, Ia, well known
an this city, married, Feb. 15, to DIR. W. T.
Mckay, OF Arkansas City, Kan.
Mrs. Emma Winsor. formerly State Librarian but
now farming In Illinois, made flying visit to friends
in this city during the past week.
Miss Mamie Branham will return from Madison to.
morrow, where she went to recuperate after severe
illness, and will resume her musical studies.
Mr.. Ford Woods will return from Florida to-mor-
row. whei he went the first of the month with his
wife and son, VITO will remain several weeks longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace s. yelling. of Pierre d. t.
spent Friday and yesterday here with friends. They
will 60 to Florida to remain until April when they
will sail for Europe for three years stay.
On the 14th of this month Mrs. Cornelia Ter
ren Bartlett died at Chester, Pennsylvania. She
the wife Of Lieutenant Bartlett, Of the Fourth
United States Artillery, the only daughter of Col.
Chas. NJ. Terrell, United States army, who is
well known in Indiana. and the sister of William
Terrell of this city. All the early years of her life
were spent IN this State and her many friends will be
panied to hear of her death.
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Moore's Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore. of Minneapolis are
visiting relatives here and at Madison. Mrs. >.
Johnson of Jefersonville is visiting friends here
Married, at the residence of the brides parents,
Thursday evening, Mr.. George Dean and Miss Fannie
Turner. Elder n. Wood. of Aurora; Rev. F. M:
Westhafer. of Osgood, and Rev. g B. Larrabee, OF
Versailles. met here Tuesday in conference with Rev.
George Cochran. and arranged programme for the
Ministerial Institute to be held in Osgood on April
Miss Nellie Bottorf, of Charlestown is visiting
friends here. Prof. Robert Kidd of Cincinnati, is
announced to deliver lecture here Tuesday even
ing, 2Sth inst By far the happest hit of the sea
evening by the students of Moore's Hill College. I'M
der the direction of Miss r. r. Ebright of Dayton.
the NJ. e. Church this evening. Mr.. Purnell John
son, of Los Angeles, Ca was with friends here dur
ing the week.
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Fat.,,v Intur~d by q Fan.

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb 25.--Chas. D. Burrlll, at
torneyatlaw AIRED about thirty years son OF prom
New York Central railroad, fell over the railing in
the county building here. to-day, and landed the
tile paving He lies the hospital with little hope of
recovery the doctors think his skull l. fractured
Mr. Burrin was practicing law in this city.
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ST Jnseph.

Miss Bessie Dodson, of Urbana visited St Joe
friends the past week Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer spent
Sunday last with Mrs. b. parents, at lakewood
Miss Minnie Swearingen and sister, Mrs. F. ~ Rob-
bins, have returned from indiana : Mrs Nancy
and Mrs Cassel- Luther Leedy, of this city, was
married at Ogden. Thursday to Miss Nora Freeman
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Incorporation of Two New Companies.

Articles of association were filed with the Sec
rotary of State yesterday by the Auburn
foundry and machine works and the e. G. An
drews Company, the former Of Auburn. De
Kalb county, and the latter of this city, it's OBJ
iect being the manufacture of toilet articles.
oils, grease and chemicals. The capital stock of
the Auburn company is sl5, 900. and it's directors
are Edward Morell, Daniel Y. Hasselman and S.
r. Heberiing The Il c. Adrews Company has
a capital stock of $40, 900.
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Koightstown.

Mrs Anna Trueblood. of Salem. is visiting at j. M.
Barretts Mise Stella Rifa of Richmond Is vsi ting
Miss Nora Wade ~ Mrs. and Mrs George Ullery OF
Greenviile. O., is visiting their daughter Mrs Ella
friends here this week Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams are visiting at Cincin-
natl Mrs. j. w. Corwin is visiting
relatives at Richmond Miss Lizzie welborn is Wis.
ting friends at Richmond. Miss Gerts Grubbs is
visiting at Richmond Edgar Wick of Indian apos
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Morris. Mr.
ried last week The Historical Society win give an
oid-styie spelingschoo at Bells Hail. on Wednesday
evening.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.



Musicians are enjoying little the ignorance OF
young lady here. who is quite good pianste.
Wishing one day to practice with a metronome,
she borrowed one of friend and set it going.
and was pleased with IL that she used 1t for
long time. 1t finally stopped. and she used her
best efforts to make it go again. but 60 1t would
not She was afraid to take it to her friend for
fear she had ruined il. instantly put on her
wraps and went in haste TO the music store
where they were kept for sale. to see If 1t could
be mended, for she sure IL was broken
The experienced youth took the instrument, put
his hand to the key and wound it M, when I'M
mediately it's pendulum began to move lt had
simply run down. and she had supposed that It
was a machine of perpetual motion, ana IL had
never occurred to her That it should De wound up
There is special fancy just now for hand
some shoes aud the variety of shoes some young
ladies have, exceed the variety Of gowns. and it
fs az much of an object with some to have the
former lust IN beautiful as possible. The
seolored. iow-eut shoes do not take quite as well
with the generality of people as do the bronze or
black Some or the low-cut shoes are elabo-
rate1y embroidered with beads and tied with
ribbons. Embroidered CATER tops are worn by
some, 10 save the tops of shoes which are
worn and cut by the constant hitting against
the drpss-skirr when walking. as most of the
shoes wear out the instep before they do on
the foot. The CATERS can be made OF the same
material or color as the dress. and are not no.
ticeble. Some. who can afford the luxury, send
to boot-makers, who charge great amount for
their goods, but they succeed in securing a
beautiful boot, perfect fitting and durable
Gloves have been the bobby of many q maiden
for years, but the shoes seem to be til o admira-
ton of every one just now
II has been long since the young people
have had a masquerade. that one, for the first or
second week after Easter, is talked of. The
men are usually the last 10 give their consent to
dressing in character or fancy costume, but now
quite a number are willing to do it for the en-
joyment 1t would bring. There 10 fascination
about not knowing who your neighbor is. and a
pleasure In trying to find ont for every one Is
curious TO greater less extent; and for
variety from the round of dances and receptions,
q masquerade would seem TO be just the thing.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Byron jennings and Mrs. L. c. Donnell visited
indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
Molie Sharp, of Greenwood, visited her parents. r.
and Mrs g. W. Covert of this city, during the week.
---.R. A. Brown visited Rusnville relatives on
Wednesday and Thursday Mrs J. G. Dunlap
the guest of Mrs Frank Jellef, of Indianapolis
eral days of the past week. s. A. Wilson has
turned from his stay in Chattanooga, Tenn Oliver
johnson, of Covinton KY visited friends in this city
during the past week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Adams,
of Oregon Ky the guests of relatives here the
first of the. week ID. M. Dunlap
in Decatur. Ala, during the past week :.
Miss Allie Cheatham is visiting in Noblesvile DIR.
Charles Woelz is spending few DAYS in Mooresvile,
Ind Mr.. Chauncey Vannuys is the guest of Mr..
Walter Wright of Indianapolis Ex County Auditor
W. B. Jennings left Wednesday for San Diego,
Gal wnsre ne NH engage In business Sex
Sexson. over Tuesday night. Will George of Chica-
go. is visiting his brother. DR.. J. D. George Mr.
A Oge, of Vevay, Ind. is visiting relatives this
city Dr. z. Sgnon. of New Albany. is visiting the
family of Rev. A. Ogle- Rev. E. NJ. McAillen
turned yesterday from Kentucky.
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Greenfield.

Miss Jessie Barnett has returned home from In
dianapos- - The Masonic banquet the evening of
the 22d was q grand affair. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Brown. of Athens, o.. the guests of J. b. Sim
mons and family on Monday Miss Alma Martin
entertained party of friends, Wednesday evening"
in honor of Misses Young and Greer, of Oxford, o.
Miss Julia Williams of Pendleton, and Lizzie
Wright of Indianapolis the guests of friends here
last week Mrs Reed, of Charlottesville is fconducts
ing a revival at the NJ E. Church of this city.
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MonfexuIna.

o. B. Brill. in business in Missouri visited his
family here last week Isaac Scott went to Chris.
man, Ill. Saturday Miss Katie Ford, of Bono,
returned home Friday from visit here as tie
guest of Mrs. NJ. Laverty. Mrs Ada Bennett, of In
danapos is very i'll at the residence of her parents
hor
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Charleston.

Charleston.
Misses Lizzie and Hanna Graham visited friends
at Marshall this week. Misses Gertie jenkins and
Nora Wright have returned to Bloomington, H..
and Miss May Leight married in this city Sun
Paris. guests of Miss Minnie Armstrong Sun
day Miss Eliza Mofett is visiting in indianapolis.
Miss Ruth Cassidy is guest of Paris friends
Miss Louise Bea!l of Mattoon spent Sunday in this
city Mrs Charles Berner returned Monday from
iting in Carlyle ILL., Miss Mae Miles is visiting at
Chester, Ill. Elder Mayfeld the Christian
minister, will preach in this city Sunday evening
Mar.hall.
Mrs. Frank McKeen. of Terre Haute was the guest
arrived at home last Monday. from Abbevle La,
where he had been spending several weeks with his
last week. in Hsre a.ue with
Bridget Garysy. of Champaign. is the guest of her
sas City. Mo-, was here last week a few days. sum
moned by the fatal illness of his father, Ferdinand
the guest of relatives here last week Mrs. B. f.
McKeen and Mrs. Charles McKeen; of Terre Haute
day and Friday Mrs. Howard Harlan of fairfield
H. who has been spending several weeks here With
going by way Of Pimsnto Ind, where she expected
to stop few days with her sister Mrs Byron Dolson
Mr.. Edwin Booth went to Chester. Ill. Thursday. to
spend few days with his parents-in-iaw Cyrus Har-
the past two weeks, will accompany her husband
home.
MattOOn.
Miss Kit Cassell is home from . visit at La Porte
Ind. Frank REYNOLDS. Of La Porte. Ind.
frankie McFan entertained q number of friends
Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. s. Hnkle and fam.
lily depart for California, C. s. Brown, of
Robinson, I'll. and Miss Nellie Gowie. of this
city. married at the residence of j. III. Kelly
last Sunday in Pana Mrs Price has returned from
Chicago Miss Allie Miles has returned to her
home In Litchfeld. Mrs. VIM. Lennox is guest of
St. Louis friends. IS. @. Brown
Robinson, ILL.,, and Miss Nellie Gowen of this city,
married at the residence of J. NJ. Kelly, Wednes
day evening Mrs. Mary Robinson, of Terre
Haute, is the guest of s. d. Cod6ington FRANC
Mcclure and wife visiting in Indianapolis Adj
Snyder and son visiting in Ohio. Miss Pearl
Pnkard of Monticello spent the week guest of Mrs
j. f. Hughes. Mrs. S. f. Wilson, of Neoga,
the guest of Mrs Clara Smith, Wednesday Miss
Alice Dora spent the past weeks visiting Decatur
friends NATION ladies gave a grand leapyear
hop, Friday night at Union Hail.
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H.P.WASSON eco

nated. Primary meetings to select delegates T.
the convention viii be held in each ward on Fri
day evening.
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was given birthday surprise party Saturday even
ing Miss Alma Lovett gave masquerade party
Friday evening.
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CrawfOrdsville.

Mrs Mary Coulter has beenevisitng her son, Prof.
Stanley Coulter at Lafay ette- Mrs j. r. Bonnell
has been visiting in Lafay John Van Oeave,
of Kansas City, is the guest of his brother Rev. NJ NJ.
Van Cleave. The Ouiatenon Club met Friday
evening, and paper 1.-THE Physical Genesis
Of Crime" was read by DR.. j. N. Taylor
Mrs. Albert Baker, of Indianapolis is the
guest of her parents Prof. j. L. Campbell and wife.
Mrs j. T. Luse of Chicago, is visiting relatives
in this city Mrs s. y. Hildebrand, of indianapolis.
Is visiting in the city Mrs. N j. Codfeter is home
from trip in the South Mrs. Low Horn
aday is visiting her parents at Kokomo: :.
Miss Matte Eltzroth is visiting in Piqua o. Miss
Edna Canine is the guest of Mrs. John Fulenwider,
at indianapolis A banquet was given at the ice
cream pariors of Scott Steele, Wednesday night,
in honor OF Miss Cora Willis. of Enfield. Ill. The Phi
Delta Theta fraternity did the entertaining.
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ShelbyviIle.

Miss Flo Hoover, of st. Paul, was the guest of
Miss Sara 1levinson the past week. Mr.. and Mrs s..
j. Carpenter, of Union township entertained quite
number of ladies and gentlemen Tuesday evening at
their elegant homo. Miss Grace James
has returned from visit in Connersville
Mr.. and Mrs. viii BIakely celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home
South Harrison street on Monday evening Miss
frankie Cole, of Morristown was the guest of Miss
Emma Alexander last week Miss Lola Wingate
tsft for indianapolis Wednesday, where she has
accepted nosion in Griffith Bros. millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. higgins visiting in Casey, H.
THE Young PEOPLES Association of the Presby-
terrain Church met there last Monday evenings.
Miss Victoria Byers is visiting friends in In polls
Coble, Tuesday evening Miss Mile BookwaIter
spent last Sabbath in Rushville the guests of
friends Those who attended the SwairBeggs we'd
ding on. Wednesday. from abroad were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Satlnaker, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout. Miss
oils; Mrs. j. A. Roberts, of Pittsfeld ILL.,; Messrs.
Lockborn and Smith, Mrs. Carrie Beggs and Miss
James. Laurel; Mr.. Ed Swain, Indianapolis; Mr..
Stone. Oregon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Billrnan, of Rush
county.
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New Castle

Hugh Armstrong has moved to Kokorno. James
reformed to his home in this city the first of the
week Miss Rella Moore, who has been attending
IS
ing Cincinnati Homer Smith: Fit. Wayne. was the
T. B. Philip. was at Losaasport the first Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Coffin entertained company
OF sTs.as at fsssa. on ssisssy
was f. the guest Of Rev Rev, H p,t Ford
sf ss Ls%sr fsa saa nd
Rose Morris spent S SnndSy he gnests OF
-. The ladies of New Castle win give q grand leap
year party in Jennings Hail. on Wednesday eyeni5g
Music from Dayton, o.. has been secured for the
casion and the event promises to be recherche
the guests of relatives here last week. Web. G..
Welborn. Earl Hinshaw and A. Wilkinson, three So
New Castle friends Sunday. Harry Smith of Rich
nond, spent Sunday the guest of A. W. Coffin and
family, of this place.
Peru.
Mrs. Fannie Rosenthal, of Indianapolis, who has
been the guest of in this city returned to her
home wednesday Misses Jessie and Nellie Peliey
sy ss .hs u
B. Wolf, of Wabash, entertained by Mr.. and
M: D. The ss par" ssS # Mise hs
Greenville, o., who have been visiting Mrs. Lou
fSs the two es wh
has been visiting in Kansas City, returned home
Wednesday, Mrs. Sallie Chapman, nee Banks, who
has been the guest of friends in this city, has been
called her home in San Diego, Cal by the Hines.
of her husband Mrs. G. Hall, who has been visit
ing friends in Delphi returned Tuesday Father
Meissner returned Wednesday from a few days visit
in Plymouth Mrs Ramer Of Lafayette, is the
been visiting his parents in Crawfordsye, the past
week, returned home Tuesday Mrs. Z. w. Canode,
of Kokomo, is visiting her daughter Mrs. r: Kgore.
--Joe Levi who has been visiting here, left for his
home in Duluth, Mimi, Tuesday Mrs. Charles
I!eebrick is visiting relatives. in Rochester.--.
Miss Alice Dunlap is at Jacl.sonviile, Fla.
Miss Nellie Kartho is the guest of friends in Roches
ter Mrs. Will La Bonita. of Decatur. ILL.,. is the
guest of friends here Miss Libbie Matthews
turned from pleasant trim to Chicago The Peru
Musical Society met Tuesday. at Mrs. Harry Fetters
to effect permanent organization The member
ship now numbers forty-two. and comprises Peru's
best local talent and society people. Meetings to
be held each alternate and the society promises
rich treats for the future The officers
President. Mrs. Milton Shirl vicepresdent, Mrs.
W. v. Spinning secretary and treasurer, Miss Anna
Constant. Miss Lou Shearer is visiting relatives in
Huntington Arthur Bodurtha is visiting friends in
Chicago Misses Name Fetter and Fannie Bearss
have been spending few days in indianapolis.
Miss Anna Constant will leave this week for Eureka
Springs, Ark Mrs Esther Reana of Muncie is the
guest of friends in this city Rosenthal is visit
ing friends in St. Louis Mrs. Will McClntic is the
guest of friends in Macy.
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-. Grant Davis and Miss May Palmer married
at Homer last week &C. M. Sherry and Mrs. L. O.
Garwood arc enjoying trip through Missouri and
Arkansas Miss Gertie Arnold entertained her
schoonates at her home, North Randolph street,
last Friday avaninp
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Seymour.

Louis Vonfange. of Columbus. Ind and Mrs Mary
Ahlbrand, Of this city. were married on Thursday
evening by Rev Philip Schmitt- Edward Jennings
Thursday evening by Rev. W. o. Goodloe at the Pres
byterian parsonage Lewis f. Beall, of Cana, Ind.
red at the residence of DR.. G.. @. Orvis on Wednes
day bv Rev. w. o. Goodlos. -. Balser Ollinger and
Miss Phoebe MONTGOMERY were married on Tuesday
by Justice A. Simon
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-29
Honolulu Not Afraid Of the Lion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. GA small war is
going on at Honolulu, in which the British
government may be involved. 1t seems that
the members of British commercial house
were granted franchise by the legislature
to build street railroad from Honolulu to
Waikiki The firm did not follow the condi-
tions of the franchise relative to the class Of
rails usei, and also erected poorly constructed
bridges. The minister of the interior ordered
the work TO stop, AMI commanded the road
commissioner TO tear up the rails, which
was done. The English house complained to
the British minister, j. II. Wodshouse, aud
when the latter protested against the Ha-
waiian ofiiciai's action he was answered with
a ITO - with the Brit 81 government and
its commissioner also The commissioner
has rep,rted the whole matter to the inn
perial government In the meantime the
railroad is not being built, and the end of the
matter is not yet.