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G4HFa UNION ION.
49, PACIFIC
W SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.


80 ~ = - hhis' - - Y : aNsNs
ToHs trt,rs uu3 Dyru % sai LuLt
Gu DHE. a. iojaa..
AHEivL
From all Eastern points ......,....... 8 tOam
FROM Butte. Portland. SAN Iran.
cisco. Cache Valley and ug0ca...i0 dJ I'm
From alI Eastern points, rafs CIty
ana uriCu............. .....ss.s...,ll 60 n W
Prom Cache Valley and Ord,u......... Z iJ p m
FROM Provo ami intermediate
points ''..,........... .....,...,,... y 90 IN
.irom Miliord.juah. Ncpht Provo,
Eureka aui intermediate points o 90 - 90
'from Terminus and 1ooolc............. W D. m
ptrAHr
Fer 90 Eastern puints...................,H 10 m
For lutte. Portland. san Francisco
and cache INTERCHANGEABLE 3 am
For Ogden, PARK tity, intermediate
points Hndali points East......... o 90 y m
For ogden, au intermediate points
and san Francisco. ........... g. 90 D. ni
'tor Provo md NiIior,l................,..7 am
Tor Eureka. Provo and informed.
tate puiniH.... a,....a... ....a..a ..... 90 % ni
'tor l'oclu and Terminus .,.......... o. am
'uaily, -undrys cA,rrtsd
iIUinH between Juau bud Milford DO not
run suhd,yf
City Ticket Once 2Of Main Street
D. D. HURLEY, GcnI Agt rasssr. Dept
y. piCkiNsoN. General Man scr.
D.. j. LoMAN, G.r. a g. agent.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

IHE SEWER MlNiNg ASB MILLING
SAT- axe titY, SAT- thkr fouBtv. Utah inra
,inn o. mine Gold liili Mining district. Puie
No.l't j. hereby given that a. meeting OF
COMPANY held or MAY 81. 1885. Hn asscssmon'
pr one lli VI one cont per share was lowed
uh W. tlpl, tI STOCK ot che corporation. PAYABLE
On lhc company Room $50, Constitution build
My siur upon which this assessment may
lrNAn unpaid uu ih Third day 90 JuIy, b. =
VII De- delinquent He Advertised f1r ssIg
% public auction, lnd unless pavwent y.
Whlr before wIII DO cold nu iNc IWrutiHih day
.l N..N .ri. tlnlY fhr delinquent IHapfament
llN'.tf Win costs of uitrrtsInE and rNugufa
'' sale w. q, btArit, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

o. the Probate Court. lu amt nr glit Laac
County Tertiary of Utah.

lu the Probate Court. boz amt ur glit LaHc
County, Iuuiiury Of Utah,
Ia The matter OF lhr estate ot james Nirkol1'
deceased
NOTICE rs UEUErY GIVEN MIN.
~ John Will1ufhHY. administrator Df tho
estate 70 James NielUus. . rctsc1 has tru.
ltrpl Tor settlement and o. cd in said court, hia
lnh account 90 Die Humiuiauuuuu OF said &C.
tate ami petition Tor nuaI distribution nf the
ruidhc 81 said estate nmoug che pcrsoua
emitted thereto, aud that "Wednesday, the iHth
uW of ing Al lsg, Nc ~ o'c oc u.m. ut
lhr court wum ut saiH court boz clio county
luur' liuuar. salt i4hc tiY and county. utHh
Territory, Doe teen diy appointed Iy thr
JUdao ut f'lt Court fur tHc settlement ~ said
account .uI hearing HlId putiuuu Coz dlHtrIhu.
un"t u' which uuu ami u|HUu any UrHauu
intero.ig1 u said gsilIu maY HHuttr aud tHnw
rluso. f HuF there Dec, WIN s.II tUruunt rh.uiu
NOS uu H.itICi auu approved aud nual dlftribu.
iIun made Ha UrHNHu fur
Dated June SOD, lsYA
~. y, NTLOY.
llcIk of the Probate Court
lly J. y. JACN, Deputy.
j 81 Mon o. .. AIuIFuuK.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


h'tNt' OK houeIl patterson, durvaHed
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN HY THE IN.
~ uNtHEnr1, nduinIHtsHulN with thr ,,lI
annexed ui 1000 tattiu ut Robert puttrrs1n. dr.
tthH'u. ln tue orudiiurl ui, aud Au pera1n.
IatluE rIAlWH GFAlH % Goo rHid derUasui 10 "a .
mint tuHW MN thU necessary yourhr b. Witrtu
ten month. after NO ilrst publication OF I'M.
NOS rc, 20 lhr tAIu HumluistrltlN with the will
annexed. 10 Too D N Hnrr ~ B.. O.. t'Arapr. M,
~ Zoo o., scott AuCfhHrh Block, ~ Main Strret
slll Lake Jity Hui County, Utah
AbNtN- s, AIrERsON,
AdWinutratr.N with tho Will Annexed OF "a
tate ~ Robert Patterson, deceased.
Dated june 49, lsHi,
D. D.. bAuEib Attorney Tor estate
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Margaret a. Dovng. Deceased.
NurlrE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10y THE
~ uuutfsIgutd, administrator with tho VAN
annexed 1I Ono estate uf Margaret a. Dnwinr
drrc4sui, tu thr creditors Of, and an persons
having rlu'Ws Hgaiust tho HHid deco Hed. 10 ex.
Wnit ihum Nlih tho necessary vouchers, with.
in ton mon ~ after thr nrst publication ~ this
notice, 90 tho suld George a, Lowe. ndmuistra
tor, 1t Die office, No. Nl Fiut Ist street san
L1le Guy. sab. iu No County Of salt Lake.
Dated june 2Jd, l'l,
GEORGE A.. LOWE,
Adminlsirat1rot estate Of Margaret A. Dewlng
NfrTHHNH
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LEaAL knIlcE-


Ia the Probate Court iu ana Tor Salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter Of Che Esrnto at Samuel Green,
CrrIH01.
NOTICE Is uEKEuY GIVEN THAT
~ Nicholas a. Huuutk, executor uf tlc laat
Will aud OF tho estate OF samuel Green. de-.
CoHsud hls rendered Cor settlement, and nlUd
iu SAID court. % ilnhl account NJ tIs adWiulsuA
ton oI shld vstHtU and prulpu Tor 1ull ilstrI.
button of Tie residue ~ FId UatutH
Among The persons emit lrd thereto, urI
that WodurHlly, th0 lltu day Of July. 4. u
lNYA 90 DO O'Clock n,m, lt one court room ~
said court, 900 tho County Cuurt House, salt
Lake County, luh Territory, hls been duiy
appoint d by che Judge of Hlid court Tor Cue
suit curut ut fail account lni Avar.ug sUi
petition for distribution, 20 which Time aud
place ANY person interested iu rHII estate may
appear and thuw cause, % amy lHnrt hu. why
SAID account should NOT Doc srtuui and Gp.
proved and nnnl diaTinut'lu made as prayed
Tor Dated June llth, 1898
10 y. MILDl,
Clerk of tUu Probate Court
hy b. JACK,
Deputy.
wApDrlt q ADAMS, Attorneys for Etugg
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LEGAL NOTICE


10 lNt llN'N't NnN'| IN Iul luf SAT- Lake
.uHny lyIr|u.H uf utah
IN thu matter of tHU .sfatg no Illl Neads
lh.mIr 1n liAurll dteUIHud,
Notro 4 um. and place I.r ibr bearing OF pg.
Nu"u lui admission Iu rfuHa|vut ~
I1UNsuANr Tp ~ uUptW ul SAID
Court ll sui natter uH..U 300 yfHb.
tNeL tIui THURSDAY, o.. tt HIry. #H.', s. %.
l'A 90 iN o'y.u.t o. w. 90 600 uHuIF luU..
IIHuHr IH ~u.t Lake city IHH ItrTIIIr.. Iu tNU
court room uI sHI1 rouft. l.. boon HrnumIyI
lhg lluu nnd place Cor Che hearing ut D. Do uuul
"t We. NcIln b. spencer. UrHNUE Coz tlr ul.
ln'ssilh lI probate 10 90 certain document lurTt.
WIN prr7ruird. lu.pU1.us Zoo LH tlH lHHt NU
ana i'rlaucl. of L'F4 Mead lhHWU..u Ipr.
lri Hr't %, uHu HNH where 900 UDr."rH Iu
ltrr. lcu uHf HUUrur HnI oppose Euu ufHh d" Hl
tHll vi. nr iHr granting Of |rltDr tt.ttmuu.
la.1 90 ,il.. Ne'Nr D., 'rour1. us uuyul iur iu
ln wiinrsH whereof Z have UUrHuHil oct my
hand uUN aWNru 'Ir HUUl Uf suIu court. tlls
.pth day uf june s D. lsl.
islAiI nv MELOl,
CLERK Of the Probate e. urt
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousg&
cunatHT TiNT YAnla
= lslah.1l4 cUFlTNf rlKI rAIM
In Eject %, 7uh. 1904

IN Eject zee Tth, 1904
iTlvrs SAT- IAWu
No. g-rOf Provo, DTuuu Junction aui
ull points East ....... ........... ans a.,
No, t-fof Provo. Grand Junction aud
al points Ehat...,.... ......... stiln.m
No t-ior Provo. faysou ,kurokt and
-lN"r tIiN .s...s............... 500 % 10.
No, t-lor bingham. Provo, Muut.
and shina -. ..,' am.
10. s-for ogden and West ..a........ ll % PIN.
No l--fuf ogden and The We ......a 10 . l.u
g1H tvra tAff ftru
No. Iron Provo. draul Junction
amt Eaat .......... ...........ll. 20 Am.
No t-Trom Provo, GRAND junction
and ths EA..!.,.........;,......., .ii.s1 pm.
aud -ilygl titg ........-........ 10 ola.u
70. t-lrom bingham, Provo, Manu
uut HHIIuH . ................ b fH| u.fn.
No 7-ttom ogden and tho VEST. IS Am.
No. f-ifUW Ogden ami me WHat 1000 no Nm.
only iuc running thro1eH Pullman Palace
nnuhIo Drawing tuuW Sleeper o. uvuvuf via
Irnrc Junction and Co kauaHs Dlty and thiCat
30 wa colorado points aud only line running
Pullman ~lcrnrrH NI'f Late On san francisco
hoehanget close connections. Safety speed
and comfort
TtsLs tUHicr No. gOn u Wntu strs-t
u. {. bUbGE, A. ~ MkLBN Il. BkkHKTr
1sn. hAhHGsE Gen. bgpt Stn. f.ArA
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LeGAL NOTICE.

10 the Probate Court u aud Tor salt Lake
county, Territory OF juh.
In the matter ~ thU Estate OF simpson u.
lluNikUr, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY OWN THAT
- 3 Elizabeth Mr.una iiuHak,r. DAVID 70.
huutHu nn ucIrrU ID GlFuHrf Itho executors
% liHi VII ltl ttst1tUuut aud tf tHC estate uf
simpson o. liuuHkpf. urrraHud. have rendered
Zoo settlement. and u' % in fHid court q Gual
o. count ul their Naturalization uf Hsiu
estate aud petition Cor nnll dIsirI.
button ut thU residue uf tuld yaiatr
among tho pgranns cut lied thereto, and
ih1t Nrfncsdlf, che llih day OF July. A. 10.
lN. ai l1o'elurA mU, Ht the court room uf
.Nl .uIt 'n tlu county uurt House, .sllt
lave Guy aud County ItIn rtultUry. hHs
Lc'u alN appointed uf OHIO IHdgr uf H.I. url
tur ihp I,iurW.ut uf aIId ..ruuuf HuI tGarur
500 uc 1tHn inr iHtunUfIpH 10 which time
lnd place ans pruuu Interested 100 salu ,ftsto
may irur1r uNh "huW cause, Of any there Nu.
why snIu account should NOT Hu settled and
approved ami nuu distribution made ls rfat III
Cor.
Dated june l'th, l.g
n. ~ NFIDN.
lrrk OBJ boo Probate Court
y. p r. ItuU utuufV
WAtutit IS ADAMS, 50 uTugya.t.r Eatlfr.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court In and Tor Salt Lake
County Territory OF Titan.
ln Tho matter OF tho Estate Of James a. Becg,
decreased.



order 90 show cause why order ~ sale OF real
estate should NOT Do made.
Thomas D. Noti. Tho Administrator Of tho
,tihto OF Jane. q, Heck deceased. having 1Icd
NH rttu LOrciu, duly verified PRAYING FOR
ln ofu0f of saIu OF aIl lhr real ystitu OF snid
r'cdrui Tor Cue UufUu e. therein aot forth,
% d. therefore ordered uy thc judge uf said
court that 900 rcfaunH Interested in Che estate
NI sou deceased. appear lrfnrr tHU said Pro
bate % It Nh Tuesday Che 18TH day 0f July
i,.. 10. iNu'0 Ur Bon ihu forenoon of faId day
~ ing court room 90 sl'd Probate Court, no the
count Court IIIusU. lu tln city hut county OF
SAT- lHac, luh Territory, o. show cause why
o.! ntIur should NOT uU granted 10 the SAID
Admlri" traitor. 90 HrIl au much " the real
tslAic 90 thu HIl1 drrrHftI ~ private fHlo d.
shall hu necessary, and that a COPY ~ this
ur'cf Doc published NO least four successive
WcrAH 90 tlu htstiu.r tyENiNs Nrws. a
nrw alnpur printed uud published boo said city
unu rUuuIrs
Dated Juno llth. lt.i.
JNCOB 10. HtAtU.
LLOYD TuIITr. AttnrUrv.
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BACK VOLUMES
or Tun-
DESERT WEEKLY.
rAs ri,th volup.s Of mo Du5rREv

rss riith volups of the Dr5rRET
WEEKLY In tho present form Is
now boand. A limited number Of
copies OF these SIX volumes ran b. OBJ.
aimed at tho DEsEREr EgwH ONCE,
Salt Lake city, In bound form at S2.OO
por volume, 1t Ia tho bea, history OF
current events 10 DO obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time Ia not
Ar distant whom they will 10 eagerly
souGh, amer by students OF history,
anxious 70 DO informed OF tho stirring
events which have trAnspIrod within
tho pas, three yoars--,he most interest
ing period OF the history OF tho Lat
tsr-dsy Saints. Every person who
can Sndi It should seUurs those
volomes while they arc TO b hAd
for future reference, aud especially
should they DO obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Anso
siasion and Ward library. Apply
.ausy b H.Aks Surs of EottlsS 4lRzN
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
NoBrn Pofyr Covsotnurp lup,o,r,
tUNWhNF

N"hiH FONT CONSOLIDATED luuf0trfoy
tuMrANN
Aooauoh on once and principal place OF busl.
ness cullen Hotel. Wcst second South
street, salt laso CITY. Uiah
N"IlNE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ irregular meeting OF the hoard of dIrodt.
IT. ui .AlI company, hclt on the 1T div u
~ e. ~, ASSORTMENT No. 4 ton per cont or
~ " per share was levied ln the riniial stoct
% .i wy ,grlof alton, payable immcdlaioy o. ihe
t''i'tAfyi ~ the u1lro " tho COMPANY. room
y, cullen Hotel, West second soutb siroei s,ii
lake Niiy' tab TERRITORY.
Any atork UPON which ihla aasrasmrbt shau
itmHih unpaid on Saturday,. July ist. lsl viii
rs u'lh lucnt and advertised Tor sale ~ uuHIl-
.4vv9u, ell, unlcfs payment d made before,
WV ue sofa pn Monday. July 8iat, igl. nd Z
o.. Y, p.m.l ~ pay the delinquent Assessment.
W. .Nnef Mith tho cost Of advertising and cx.
~ order OF the board Of directors.
g..-.. j. W. WHITEHEAD IN,
Company 'h'''"
Salt Lake city. Utah. June gnd. isll
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N.h.-Nriayt must bo made hy ln ofI srr ot
mtni.nr Che 90 upany, auc utfoiy a notary
ur JIufA undCr official SEQ.
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London Guarantee & Accident Co..


Male r ihH a." IHl .IIul Goo "..lHi.. nj Utah.
Boa uHIHatUUuH HuH .tf..auua Iu lHft b.
sui.ns1 rptuuaal,s, aIIrJ,gI tiafcN g.
IHHH
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Word came 10 the effect that Broad.
ford VIII surely be destroyed urlss'
immediate assistance is forthcoming,
says n dispatch from HALEY, IdahU.
The river IN washing oSor the levee,
and Il loding the region Mellow. The
road to Bfoadford " alteady badly over
hown, and afcw days more ana much
Of the town or Btoadforj will be
washed away. The people OF Broac-
ford, thefeiote,nsk the people Of HALEY
10 send ss many men ~ possible 10
give them INT ~ cot lag tio, ana
brush and raising tho lovtc sufficiently
to cOnlne the river TO It's bed.
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To TIE Probate Court in aud ior salt Lake
county, Territory OF Utah
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order tUfhow cause wis order ~ salo OF 10
CHtAiD should uut De- made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15
Hawaiian Affairs.

Similarly in the case of Texas, the
American residents detached the Lone
Star from the Mexican Republic, and
in the end handed that magnificent
territory over to the United States. No
encouragement was given them while
engaged in this great work, nor were
they in any sense despitefully used. 1t
is only the Americans in Hawaii who
have been. il.treated, because they
made a magnificent offer to their
country 1t was reserved for the ad
minstration of President Cleveland to
introduce that un-Anerican policy
Even their "Reminiscences of the Fourth
of July, as already stated, has become
a dangerous and incendiary proceeding
with which neither the President, as far
as advised, nor his Minister will have
anything to do, The Administration
that cannot stand the Fourth of July
everywhere must be of very rare and
queer composition. Perhaps Bunker
Hill, if unduly pressed, might give it a
fit, and Yorktown, if too wildly recalled,
knock it entirely off its pins, +,
Bulletin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15
A DISGUISED BUSINESS MAN
He Thinks a Little Deportation Would
Improve Business

EDITOR STAR: One of the argu
ments most frequently used by the
Royalists and their fee-takers is the un.
settled state of business, which they
claim has arisen by reason of the late
change in our Government, and another
is that business itself has gone to the
"demnition bow vows" The latter, |
propose TO show, is untrue, and the
former | think can be easily and quick
ly settled by the remedy | propose.
How is business Inquire at the
banks and you will find, if | mlst4ke
not, there is $500, 900 more gold in the
country than there was on the 18th OF
January, not including that llttle
$4,000 Spreckels picked up rather
Unexpectedly. Ask the contractors
and builders and they will tell you there
is more building and better class OF
building going on in Honolulu to day
than at the same time last year and
many preceding years. Ask the bust
ness men themselves if their sales
since January 18th, and esp cially theiI
cash sales, have not been greater than
for the same period last year 1t is
true many business men have a habit
Of saying business is dul," but it is
principally because they don't want
rlval firms and people generally to
know they are making money II
might encourage competition.
Take your own business, Mr. Editor
| am told the newspapers have job
printing business, with the possible ex.
ception of the Bulletin, and that bust
ness has been better since the 18th Of
January than for years before, and that
more hands are employed than at any
time during the year 1899 This in
creased business in your line cannot
HAYS come from Provisional Govern
ment business alone, for according tC
Minister Damon's financial stltement
the entire expenditures of the Govern
ment for printing, advertising, etc
aggregate only lite over $4,000
Where has the increased business il
your line come trom' Another in
stance, under the monarchy one OF Tho
leading iron works of the city wa,
compelled to shut down under III,
Provisional Government another fra
has started up only last week, In
stances of this kind might be multi
piled, but enough has been SAID 10 dis
prove the statement that the bottom
has been knocked out OF the business
interests OF this city
Now for the other assertion "tha
business is uns-ttl, d. Al the outSe
! will acknowledge that the Royilsl
are right In that statement; it is un
settled to certain extent just enoug|
to make capitalists desire to wait
little longer bsfore going into new in
vestments requiring large expenditure
of money, but the koyallsts themseve
! are the ones to blame for it, American
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15
IMPORTS AND CONSIGNEES.

En- Kaala; 1886 bags sugar for W G Irwin
& Co, acct Waianae Plantation.
En- Waimanalo; 100 bags paddy for Pake
company, acct Waiaua Plantation.
TX Waialeale; 925 bags sugar for Hack field
x Co, acct Pioneer Mill, 22o5 bags sugar for
f A Schaeier q Co, acct Pacific Sugar Co 70
bbls molasses for J II Bruins.
tx W G Hall; 1909 bags sugar for WIN G
Irwin Co acct Hutchinson Plantation, DO
sacks coffee, for various, 100 sacks ava for |
Dowsett, 81 sacks ava for various, Is bds
hides for W G Irwin & Co, and 20 head cattle.
Tx G K Bishop; 1000 bags paddy for A
Hopper, acct Mokuleia Plantations so bags
rice for II w Schmidt * Co.
EN Mahimah; 400 sacks paddy for Ahlo &
Co, acct Walalua Plantation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15
TO-MORROW'S FUNERAL
WILL BE BOTH GRAND AND
IMPRESSIVE.
Hundreds Will Participate at the Obse-
quies Of the Victims Of the
Leper Murderer.

While not fully completed, the pre-
parations for the military funeral of the
victims of the Kalaau expedition are
sufficiently advanced to be made public.
At daybreak tomorrow morning the
beds and other barrack -room parapher
MALTA will be moved out of the quarters
now occupied by Company A in the
Legislative hall Of the Court House and
the room cleaned and drapped with
mourning. This latter is already 20 put
up, and it is expected that everything
will be in readiness by 10 O'Clock, at
which time detachment of Company
A, under the command Of Lieutenant
King, will proceed to the undertaking
rooms and escort the remains of the
dead soldiers to the quarters of the
company, where they will lie in state
until the funeral takes place. A guard
of honor will be placed at the head of
each coffin and the quarters will be
open to the public at all times until
after the funeral.
At o'clock the funeral services will
take place in the same room and will
be conducted by Rev. E. G. Beckwith.
The collins will then be placed on
separate gun carriages and the funeral
procession will be formed 1t will be
headed by the Hawaiian band, behind
which will be the bodies escorted by
eighteen pallbearers, ten of whom will
be civilians and eight soldiers and in,
GLIDING representatives of the G. A. R,
three firing parties of eight each com
posed of the men who took part in the
expedition. The members of Com
pany A, Auxiliaries and Company A
Volunteers will unite and come next
in one body. Every member of these
two companies except twenty five left
to guard the Court House will be in
line. Company E of the regulars will
come next with the exc, ption Of those
necessarily detained on duty at the
Executive building. Detachments from
the G. A. R., Battery B and Com
panies c and ID will also be in line
President Dole and the members of
his Cabinet, members of the Executive
and Advisory Councils, Officials Of the
Judiciary and other State Departments
have announced their intention of at
tending and carriages have been pro-
vided for them. After these will come
the carriages Of relatives and friends of
the deceased, and other private citizens
On arrival at the Nuuanu Cemetery
the body of McCabe will be escorted
to the Grand Army plot and buried
according to the impressive ritual of
that order. The services at the other
graves will be conducted by DIR. Beck
with and will be short. 1t is expected
that the funeral will be one Of the
largest and most impressive ever held
i'm this CITY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-15

quires great skill at stalking to be
able to get within shooting distance,
In consequence it is next to impossI.
BILE to capture any except the very
young
Mr. Bishop learned a short time
ago that his men had captured three
specimens, one Of them being doe.
He ordered them shipped to San
Francisco, but before they could be
sent the doe died The two that ar
rived on the Australia are bucks.
He has given orders to have his
men capture a doe if possible, and
hopes soon to have few more of
the beautiful little creatures in the
park.