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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-18
LOCAL, Bt;EyITIGs.
Matter. Of NlaoF doasat in and About
the clty.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the Clty.
OrEaA HOUSE, tonight = MeIpoms
Compaay's concert.
TuE regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF education will be held this
evening.
LAST night the Columbia club gave 4
yery ENJOYABLE hop at Bischofs hail, on
Eighteenth street, and the hall was well
filed.
As.oou 4, all the open summer cars
have been retired And people have
donued thIr heavy clothing. summer
comes again.
JAMEs GLrss was run in las: night by
Officer Moran on charge Of disorderly
conduct at his homo, his wife being the
complainant
CLKRk HooK yesterday Issued q mar.
riage license TO Edward n: Whan, OF
Cannelton, Pa, and Lizzie Lorraine Wal
lace, aged %, Of Allegheny City.
THE Epworth League Of the Chapline
street n. E. church will give social
and supper in the lecture room OF the
church Friday evening, October 10.
THE frost Sunday morning finished up
the tomato crop, and the gardeners are
selling the remainder oil their yield
green for "pickalilly" and chile sauce.
YESTERDAY Officer Herbert locked up
G. W. McElroy and John Riley, charged
with fighting in the Second ward.
Riley was ono OF those fued in ycster-
day mornings police court for disorder
Iy conduct.
CIncuir CoURr CLERK Mitchell, Judge
Boyd and Mr.. P. d. Dobbins, the Ohio
county election commissioners, held u
preliminary meeting yesterday, TO az
range for preparing the ballots Tor the
coming election.
"THg SPIDER AND Fly" given at the
Opera House last night to house about
half full, was rather disappointment.
The costumes were bright and the stage
settings fair. but there were few other
redeeming features.
TIE Ohio Valley Round Table. tho
organization OF school super!ntendcnts
and principals, will have its frat ses-
sion since the reorganization at Barnes
vile, O., commencing to-day and lasting
three days. Il has much more numer-
GUS membership than last years society.
A LARGE force OF men were put to
work yesterday digging ditch for the
water main on Thirteenth street cast OF
Woods and down Woods to Fourteenth.
The work was hustled through in great
shape, as many men being employed as
could work on the job.
TIE MOUNT, the magazine published
at Mt. do Chantol academy, is out for
October, the first issue for the new
school year. 1t isas bright an issue as
was ever printed, and shows constant
Improvement. Some OF the original
contents are especially creditable.
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Albert Mcsserly, Wheeling drum.
mcr, was thrown oil tho platform OF
Baltimore & Ohio train and over an
ombankment, and an undertaken, upon
Doctors certificate that the mau died
Of tho shock, was preparing the body
for shipment nome, when Messerly re.
coveEed.-CmciRRaG Post. To which the
BelIaire Independent adds: This is tho
character of some OF the news sent out
from this city by fGkirs. The only
foundation for tho above is that Messer.
" toll from train. Ic was home here
two days afterwards none the worse for
his fall. lle is not drummer; was not
thought to DO dead, and no undertaken
knew him. But tho fellow who wrote
the above got about 10 cents for 1t.
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THOSE FKEIGHr CNEWs.

The "ReGister" Gets liy.terIcal and Goes
TO Pieces Again.
The publication OF the story in the
INrELnGEHcEn Tuesday morning, rela.
tive to the clay oft" OF number Of the
Pan Handle railroad companys freight
crews. came in the shape OF u red rag to
the hysterical old maid. the Register,
which came out yesterday morning
with denial OF the facts as given in
this paper. 1t quotes the local Pan
Handle officials and the division off,
ciaIs at Pittsburgh. to the effect that
there have been no such lay.otls. When
the IXrEltIGENcEa stated that twenty
seven freight crews had been laid of,
it did so on what is considered to 0e
competent authority, and anybody who
knows anything about railroad bust.
ness, does not have to have 1t explained
to him that the statement does not re-
fer to the Pewikey division Of the road
alone. 1t OF course referred 10 the Pan
Handle system, which embraces many
hundred u.iles OF railroad, stretching
from Pittsburgh to st. Louis, and OF
which tue Pewikey is but small part.
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Yesterday representatives from all
but two Of the lodges in West Virginia
Of the Ancient Order OF the United
Workmen. met at tho orders hall at
the corner Of Twelfth and Market
streets, Tor the purpose OF taiAng pre-
paratory steps looking TO tho organiza-
ton Of the order in this atate into a
separate jurisdiction. The attendance
was much better. even, than was expect
ed aud the outlook for the West Virgil
mia jurisdiction could hardly be bright
er. The following representatives were
present: Reliance, ot Wheeling, T. Il.
LANCE and Charles Braudtaas; Welcome,
Of Wheeling, W. o. McCluskey aud
Thomas Cam oron; Wheeling, Of Wheel
ing, William Schwertleger and George
busch; La Belle. OF Wheeling, w. l..
Rose and Charles Steinheiner; Nc
Mechen, Mossrs. NJ. Dsegan and Vance:
Wellsburg, Mr.Stoetzer; sistersyille. Nj.
Stewart; Parkersburg. Q. W.Mayhall;
Huntington, W. II. Clements; Charles
ton, II. g. Houston; Fairmonh +. NJ.
Nuzum.
At tho morning session tho perma-
nent organization was effected by the
election OF Mr.. Frank Cruise as chair
man and Mr.. W. o. McCIuskey, secre.
tary. The following finance committee
was then appointed: f. II. Lange,
Charles Brandiass, W. o. McCluskey, NJ.
Deegan. W. Schwertterger and Frank
Gruae. This committee was given
power to make the proper distribution
OF the funds and to have charge OF the
arrangements with the supreme lodge
OF the order, through which the separ.
ate jurisdiction for West Virginia will
be brought about on the first OF next
January.
The afternoon session OF the meeting
was devoted to a discussion OF ways and
means by which the necessary number
OF members-two thousand-can be SO.
cured before the 6rst Of the year. There
are now seventeen hundred members in
good standing, and tile new Hinton
lodge now being organized by Organizer
DR.. Garrison, Of this city, will bring the
number up one hundred and fifty
more. The remaining one hundred and
fifty will, according to the decision OF
the representatives. be secured by a gen.
erat "hustiiny" movement among oil
the lodges between now and the close OF
the yenr. The feeling among those
present was quite enthusiastic and the
idea that the necessary number OF mem.
bers for a separate jurisdiction could
not be secured was secuted at. In TACT
"a !. knlF
Virginia will gain tho desired end.
The object OF the desire is q material
one-a great reduction in the amount
of the assessments. Fora year past the
members in West Virginia have been
paying what they consider excessive
assessments, caused mainly by the fact
that the Pennsylvania Jurisdiction is an
old one. When West Virginia is sep
arated the assessments, it is Predicted,
will be reduced fully one.halt.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheotIas Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CITY anu "hecuns foiks
Abroad.
Robert Ashley is in Paducah, KY. on
business.
William Mclaughlin is back from
Pittsburgh.
Will Kennedy will leave for Chicago
in few days.
Leo Williams, OF Akron. O., is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Lenora Sloan, OF Pittsburgh, is
guest OF the Mcclure.
F. A. Prichard, OF Warrington, fig
ures on the Mcclure register.
Mr.. John Birkenhauer, OF New York,
is in the city visiting friends.
DR.. ]. Mcorehead Murdoch, OF Pitts.
burgh, autographed at the Mcclure.
]. "A. Garland, of Warrington. we'll
known oil operator, ia an arrival at the
Mcclure.
G. R. Grcib, OF Butler, well known
business man Of that place. is ut the
McLure.
NJ. Il. Leavitt, proprietor OF tho
"Spider and Fly" company, registered
at tho Mcclure.
mike" Hobright, Of the Twin City"
club, aud Joe Miller, OF the Western
League, are home for tho winter.
Ricardo Ricci, OF Pittsburgh, tho well
known vocalist, formerly Of Wheeling,
il in the city on brief visit, guest at
the Mcclure.
CITY Marshal Bahra and Officer
Strobe, of BeIlaire. were up yesterday
on business trip. aud called at police
headquarters.
The infant son OF Mr.. John Myles, the
artist, has been quito i'll for the past
few days, but is now pronounced to be
on fair way to recovery.
Mrs. John A. Clark, Master Harvey
Clark, OF Fairmnnt. and Mrs. J. b. Mar
key, OF West Union, arc party who
figure on the Mcclure register.
Travelling Passenger Agents L. G.
Beihler, Of Pittsburgh; Ii. +. Bowsher,
OF Cincinnati; Tom D. Campbell, OF
Cincinnati; G. +. Z. Childers, Of Pitts
burgh; J. N. Leinberger, Of Buffalo, are
at the MeLuro.
Captain ". H. Clements. Of Hunting
ton, who is hero az u delegate to the
meeting Of the A. O. U. W. Of the state.
ia a "lnan OF powder" He is the man.
ager OF tho PhGnix powder works, be-
low Huntington, that for q year or two
after it started up seemed TO be pursued
by the demon OF ill.luck--it blew up
live or six times within Il year; in fact,
it made such noise in that part OF the
world that even the Wayne county peo-
Pile. who are not strangers to powder,
tried to have it removed.
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A limited amount OF stock Of tho
American Electric Smelling Company,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, ~ offered for sNlO
at tlvs dollars pcr share. Payable two
dollars per share, cash; and ono dollar
nor share every 80 days. until five dol.
Iars per share shan have boon paid,
when full paid up stock certificates OF
tho par value OF Ton Dollars each will
be issued. This stock Is not nssossAble.
The proceeds from tho snlO OF stock
will be used in erecting plant for OK.
tracing tho metal aluminium from ctays
or bauxite and to manufacture pro.
duets from aluminium. Stock and any
information can DO Ind OF
T. II. d. HAAsR,
140O Main street.
Wheeling. ". Va.
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REAL ESTATE.
s ALL.

House. two rooms. aud finished attic McCot
loCh street. Centre Wheeling. 10l
House OF six rooms, Filth Ward, on EASY
terms. 5000.
House Of i've rooms. new. with modern in
proyements, lot 2Sxl0O feet Eighth ward, cheap
Sl.GOl
House. fourroomcd brick. and four. rooine4
brick In the reRr OF IHcOb street, Centre Wheel
lug, on easy terms, 81 900.
House, eight rooms and hall, I'D ST., StiO.
House. ten roOInS,wlth large lot. 10Th ST.. N5M
House, double, i've rooms each. llthst :5e4
House, five ROOMS, Jacob ST., Sixth ward. 81 ~
House, five r0oulS 18th street, Sl.20l.
House. niue rooms, Jacob street, Centre
House, four rooms, Jacob street. Centre Wheel.
tIouse, i've rooms. Lind street. Belycdere sg1
House. five rooms aud hall, lot lOOGlII Fafk
View, g.. 500.
Wood street. Fifth ward. s., 100.
Splendid house, i've rooms, Linn street. Be'
TedercI 81. 40
House SIX rooms. brick, EoT street. Filth
ward, s!,2S0.
House, six rooms. North Market street, sl,2ll
itOnse OF seven rooms, Eighteenth street WIN
six.rOomcd house IN the rear, lot WSl?l S,7h
House of three rooms, Lind street, Bclvede's
$3.50.
House OF rooms, Eolr'strcet. between I'd aud
SD streets. with 4roomcd house In tho resi-;
large lot, SS.50l
House OF 6 rooms. ed street. sl5)O.
House oil ilvo rooms, TwenIy.thirl street
$500
House OF flvo rooms, ChaplIno stroot ceaas
Wheeling. $500
Ho,lss OF Ave rooms, brick, Fourteenth s!s9ss
s. k00.
Hon,e, five rooms, Woods street. Fast whssE
ing. 81. 40.
bSo leo, OF land fronting on Mccolloch and
Lind streets
House OF seven rooms and hail. chaplla'
street. Centre Wheeling. $3.50
Money TO loan on city real estate sNl Suh
500. 500. 500 Sl,O)O, $500 aud S!OM
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u. " o. Special Excursions to the Pitts
burgh Exposition Oct. o, IL, IL and lS.
Round trip 81 90, including one ad-
mission to the Exposition, and good re.
turning two days from date OF sale.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

AM0NTiL
No. Gs Seventeenth stree. 90
BmfIding In rear OF 1901 Market StEeet...". ~ "
Two rooms rear Of Mission School. Eigh'
tcGnth street W
-Four. rOOmel houses, Crescent PlnCc. -...... Z 10
Store room, no. ii49 Market street.: ;.... % 99
Four rooms. both gnscs aud bath. No. -
Seventeenth Street,.... IL W
,oimins c 4 +. 3epot ] @ 80" 20 90
No jOl2 Chnpitne street. Ave ro0nS"..."..: ID W
Eight rooms, both gases. hot water aud
bath. No. IOl6 Main street .."........"..;. % W
No. 81 Seventeenth street, eight rooms, both
gases hot wntcr and bAth..".". .......... y 90
No. 2Ii Market street three rooinS."....... ! %
No. - Twentieth street III W
Store rooms Main and Twcnty-Arst streets,
S. 10, SIG 0O and so co.
No. 24il Main strectu.."....... ........... 10 %
No. go! Main street. three roOmS.....""".". w
Two rooms southeast corner Market AMI
No. ~ Sixteenth street ...,.,.............4 40 %
No. IT'S Seventeenth strCCt........... ....... VI
No 1911 McCOlloch Northumberland ~ %
Building corner Twenty.tnurth and mar.
kct Sttect% lntcly used Us carriage
iItctOry.
No. 3i!7 Chaplno street two rooms .......... %
No. 3Sl7 ChApIne street. three rOOIns....".. ) %
No. 2G0 Market street, both gnSe'.... j. %
No. 2G3 Alley 500
No. !6!t ChHplinc street, store room uni
dwelling.
No. IlOJhc0D street.. ~ "
No. ljT Chapllne street, Office roon...".. %
FOR SALE
Desirable lots on North and South Front street
40 acre farm on liOHIS run.
Ten acre, Of land and dwelling, near Haney'
town, sou.
Real estate Of every description.
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are 4 burIesdue on the real proceedings
when a man goes over the road 70
Mogulianism.
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FOR SAID.
FOR RENT. --......A

Nine rooms. bath, both gases, all COuvcnlenccJ
No 100 Fourteenth street Possession Nov !.
Four rooms No. ~ seventeenth street. Rent,
ST. n month.
Three rooms and attic. No. % South Penn
street Rent $40 n month,
Two rootns In rear IS Eighteenth street, Rent,
s. q month
-Four rooms on second floor. No. 1913 Market
street. Rent -aa month.
six.rO0mcd house. No. 80 Eighteenth street,
bath both gases Rent SlG ~ 4 month,
Five'roomcd house, No, 1905 Lind street Rent,
81 10 month,
Two rooms, No. llI9 ChaplInc street
ScvCnrOOmed house, No. 1919 Chnpline street.
Rent, SO,
Tcn.roonrd house. No. .. thirteenth street.
baih, attic, both gases. Rent, 81 month.
SlN.rOOmGd house, No III South Hsoaiwny,
'RCut Si3 II month,
ThESe.rooncd cottage. No. Ii North York
Street Rent, So w.
Eight rooms bath, laundry, No, 72S Market
street. Rent SIS,
Three rooms on Elm street. Rent. S. %.
Scyen.roomOd brick. No. 81 Eighth street,
Rent, $50,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
EXECUToWs NOTICE.
Redemption Of Bonds.
LOAN OF 1881.

wmEFrISG. ". Va, October IL, 1891
Tho following bonds OF the Loan Of 1851 have
thIs div leon drawn by lot according 10 Ouli'
nnncc md Wilt bO redeemed OH and nitcr the
Ist day OF November, 1894, nj the Bunk Of the
Ohio Valley. Interest on same r"lNet On TINT
iTT, no, iR.. 1871. 1903. :9O, 35a, s5S, ?GS,
9Sj, SOS, $40, 3iI, aI5, 3iH, 3G3, i1S, 1871.
49,, II2, iII, 4IO, lH3, no iS6, 5Oi, 5s6,
nj. nm, ans, 6O6, Oh. I.3, G3O, 400. ZOE,
ITO 7.I, I.5, 13U, 1870, one hundred dollars
Gnch; nrnbCrs TT., 7SJ, 709, 1913, i've hun.
drcd dollars cRch aud number SO9 for one
thousand dollars. ,,,,,,,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
F.P IEFSOS,
ocI0 Commissioners Loan vi 1851.
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WANT TO SEGEDE.
Meeting of United workmen Rep
resentstives held Here.
JURISDICTION WANTED

For West virgiuia-The Desired
Change Will Como About on tho
First OF January. ifthe Two Thous-
and Members arc secured-Deie-
gates Here From All Parts Of the
state-an Enthusiastic Feeling.
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Hub Building.~

FOR RENr-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma"
nentIy rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms. ETC., apply at
THE HUB CLOTHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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Drocc Have you failed else.
DiSoS where to find dre7s TO
CooJc suit? Perhaps you'll find
oOOQS. what YOU want at ono
oil the seven Dress Goods counters OF
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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STOCKS. BONDS, ETC.

GITOCkS FOR SALE
-
10 shnrcs Fnstorin Glass Company.
10 shares Exchange Bank
10 shares Wheeling Title II Trust Company.
10 shares OF Rational hank NJ WOSt VirSlnlA
- shares Warwick china Company
9whceling Bridge Company bonds
10 shares !Etnn Standard Steel & Iron Co.
~ shares lAughlin Mil Mill
2bOnds Wheeling Railway To.
H. $. IRWIN, Broker.
OrIi 30 q Twelfth Street
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FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Tenders for grading Will be received ut the
Office of the Secretary OF the West Virginia State
Fair Association up to aud including Friday, the
10Th inst, Mt 5 O clock D. nj. Of snid day.
Specifications eau be seen and Information OBJ
tained at the Office OF Gil Brown. Civil Engineer,
Room IS, Masonic building.
oci7 GEORGE HOOK. Secretary.
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E,,r Anybody in search of n
lul choice Fur Cape will make
Co~ac n mistake not to first SEQ
CdpSS. the new lines just opened
bv Gro. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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nAReAIN eULLETIN-E. g. RoTTs.
MAIN AND TENTH SITS. Wheel

~ +bs PoCHEsTER CLOTHING CO., and place the same
on the market for few days at prices that will move the goods
Bargain hunters viii do well to call early The following extract
nose 10 close the balance OF the stock at still lower prices
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from in front of the \. G. III. drill shed.
The Japanese are a quick, zestful
people. Yet they are so bright that
nothing is overlooked in their hurry.
They seem to do things about like the
pushing, rushing Americans. Only
they are more artistic. They have
more of an eye for the beautiful.
A perfect day was vouched for the
observances. It was clear, with just
enough breeze. Two bands were used
by the different elements of the colony.
Every place occupied by one of the
race was decorated. They used the
flag, lanterns and green's profusely.
japanese establishments seem to rad
late from Kamaukapili church. Small
shops are numerous in that vicinity.
The wholesale houses, agencies and
big mercantile institutions down town
are well known. There was evidently
no prize up for decorations. The desire
was simply to make display that
would meet all the proprieties. At
one place on King street there was a
string of lanterns from a store to a
building opposite.
The reception at the legation was a
very pretty affair. Greetings in Jap
anese characters ornamented the walls.
These were in blossoms and the work
was fine. The receiving party con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Fuiii, assisted
by Miss Castle, Miss Walker, Miss
Ozawa and number of Japanese gen
tlemen. Refreshments were served in
the opposite parlor and on the lanais.
In the smoking room the gentlemen
found special entertainment. There is
a fine lawn in the rear of the Fujii
premises. Here was given an exhibi
tion of day fireworks. Flags, dragons,
serpents, figures of men and women
and many beautiful and unique designs
were sent into the air MANY of the
guests prone naded about the lawn. A
number of Japanese gentlemen were
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cheered for nearly a minute. After
some introductory remarks, he read
the proclamation put forth when the
Mikado ascended the throne twenty
seven wears ago. To the carrying out Of
the spirit of this inaugural is due, IN a
great measure, the tremendous pro-
gress made by the nation. Following
Ia translation of the message to the
people and to the world;
|. Assemblies are established, as
political institutions, in which ali
State affairs are TO be decided by pub-
lie opinion.
,. All classes of people in the En-
pire, without regard 10 rank or con
1iition. must be animated by one spirit
I'm carrying out the political develop
ment OF the country.
3. All officers, either in the civil or
military service, and the common
people, shall pursue a good purpose,
and must not be discouraged.
(. All ancient and unworthy Gus
toms and practices are abolished, and
all people are 10 conform their lives
TO the great cause of the Universe.
5. knowledge must be sought by
all. and tile foundations Of the Empire
be held in reverence. In the hope
and promise OF making q reformation
of the nation, which is needed, / the
Emperor, rs the leader Of the people
solemnly swear before the Deity OF the
Universe, that we will establish a
policy which is for the good Of the
country, and will provide Institutions
which will maintain the rights Of the
people, and the people shall also act
lively assist and labor in union with
this purpose.
The addresses were all Of patriotic
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MaSsage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
IYI that she will attend limited mum.
Der of patients. A 1dress at Fl. NJ
Whituey's, KiuF st.. Bell Telephone ~
3ncc-ti
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aud loyal nature. Or. KObaysha, who
bas volunteered for the war, aroused
tie audience 10 dne pitch. Mr.
\ Narlta grafton was fine effort. Tie
salutatofy, 10y IS. Imanishi. was 4
warm welcome. Messrs. T.. Kato,
DR. =. Asano and IL. Shimiza were ip-
terrupted by cheers during the deliv-
cry of their speeches. About 300e peo-
pie gathered for the display OF IRE
works.
The down town japanese had a Jolly
celebration OF their own ia the morn
ing. About sixty of them dressed as
Japanese men-of wars men. They
had the native band aud marched
around for an hour. Passing the ex-
ecutiye building they cheered the
Republic. The band led them around
TO Washington Place, aud the music
there was Hawaii P0noi.
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those familiar with the music. The
refreshments placed on the tables in
side really made a banquet, and were
daintily served. some Of the costumes
worn by the ladies were very striking.
Mrs. Full was a most gracious and
charming hostess. Mr. Full IL a
trained society man as well as a su-
perior diplomat.
Many Government officials, all the
representatives of foreign Powers
officers from the Hyacintb aud several
business men and society people at
tended the reception. There was a
movement Of carriages up and down
Nuuann Avenue almost every minute
from TO 5 ia the afternoon.
The meeting at Beretania street
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Ral1n,a,- Srrvev.
school

Engineer kluegel snd party have
come In from the line" Of the Oahu
Railway extension. They finished
work for this time at Kahuku planta-
ton. There were nine men in the
party MIR. kleugel says the natural
grade for q greater portion Of the
llne IS favorable. OF course there
Viii be several deep cuts ard heavy
fills, but these were calculated upon.
Quite number Of bridges viii be
required