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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-23

La PLATA, y. NJ.
Feb. 10, 1894.
For tho Qugra BOZ OF the Junction City Liier'
~ Society.
r. What iS an "%inforuteraW tea.
WELL AVGER.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-23

Monday morning just before the
break Of day the silver cord OF lie was
loosened; the golden bowl was shattered
and the soul OF Moses Blancett winged
is ENy from it's 7aLthly to it's heavenly
home.
Mr.. Blancett was born in Wayne
county, Illinois, q th Pss,id 5sddh until ii he
was 5 years OF age, when he moved with
bio parents to jackson county, Iowa, in
the year OF 1888. In the year Of 1854
he was married to Lucinda Gibson, o
Green county, the same stuts, who Dor,
him three children, one son and two
daughters, EllanoWthe wife Of our hor
y-s%4c itizep G. ". @cC--Apd Bell tn,
LSsTDo less -. Rsas& p
VonS III n2 TIL !, i. AT p5'.'or. TO to in. Tfe |
N(Ns-1s On Zach egAbspEf btdfT5 j. 1T
into the T. : Si! na a'i lSsS ,S &c ;. T9,ss amer
JPy in tBaaSq 9 asi e sI G:..,. ed iFG 2 : +utn o.
killed on ssh5 5dsS bv a stroE. !,
p~gn.N1ning. Nn 1859 Mr.. BIancett NOV.
~" tbo then territory OF Colorado
"nSe be lived until tho year OF 1871
when he was among the first TO break ,
hroad into That ia now San Juan o1un.
y, New Mexico, but then u pathless
wilderness. From that time until the
DAY OF hia death Mr.. Blancett made this
county his home.
mr. blancett, or as no was familiarly
known among the old timars Nose" wa,
held in the Highest esteem wherever he
vas known, or an amiable disposition
iuil OF integrity and generous to a fauI
ne mad few equals and no suteriots.
Never in the history OF tho county has
there been seen such q funeral c~orte0e
BE that which followed the monument,
Oh clay from which the noble soul had
winged is fight to Him who Rays M,
10 him who only has the right to tax.
u away to its last resting place. The
Eriet 30 plainly depicted on the faces n,
'hose who stood around that open grave
showed that to know hin was to low,
him. ''''
a mason Of 30 years standlrR III, ma.
sonic fraternity OF this county. In thai, n
beautiful and impressive ceremony. CON.
signed bis remains to mother earth ~
the coming on the reserreotIon
OF hin who iS to Judge the quick and =
the dead, while the soul rests in the, =
realm OF light there kKsiting the coming
0l 'hoee % dear to him on earth.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HOHEsTHAb No. t2si.
Lad Ohee et Santa 70, n. n. }
NmkRmnNw "a Vt0H }

Notice h hereby FiVen that %. ,u
n~AIned 5otIer has He'd notice Of his intent M =,
make n9al proof 10. support Of his claim snJ
ynet sald proof VII Be mado boforo tho Prnbatr
S1dse or Alerk A. Aatoc N. H.. ON March SI.t
hsA via; EtEtn n. BhelhAmsF Tor tbS nS
Nv - b"' - aud ~ x hWs Boo. Il, II. 9b. =
He names The following wiinrs,o, 10 D,uLL
continuous residence upon and ruiti sstiunn ~
kHld GYEqs 3. Cameron, Of Flora Yi'ts
Saahes AAoCoy, OF Flora Vista, N. N
k9Yl "" btihobauEhi OF flora Vata. h. IA. s6j
SaHln N. Beach, OF Flora Vista, n. II.
Any person who doairea ~ pTotest aFainsf The
allowance OF said proof, or who kpoNS ~ sny
guhStautlal reaann, under the Law and ~ 80,
lations OF tho IntMtoF Department Tby T,rb
phoot snould not DO allowed, will b given an or.
POItuhlty atthoaboVe mcutiDned iino and DlRe
20 Srnss sGamine the witnesses 81 said ri, imam,
tnd 70 QUE, evidence IN rebuttsi OF that submit.
ted ~ the elaimAdL
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-23

Alittlo boy came to the h9RS q Gha'.
Pugh last week,
Flora Vista vas we'll represented at
the county seat "Wednesday.
". II. Waring, OF Bloomfield, was
over Wednesday apd delivered himself
pi . volume.
William MsErPv has charge OF the
school at the Hobbs school house on
the La Plata.
Justice Magrav, OF the Up Plata, &C
ecmranisd by J. Il. Earle, was in Alea.
trnE this week.
W. A. Carson. OF Junction City, stop.
ped over, on his way to Durango, We'd.
hssday to chin a while With the boys
Preaching on the La Plata next Sun
day at the Mesa school house at IL a, m
and Hobbs school house at $3.50 o'clocl
by the Rev. j. B. Wood.
Alvin Magrav, Of the La Plata,
contemplating a yiFtt east. AZ a gene
raj thing when young men In this epRr
try 60 east sORsthiPE happens
Mr.. Singer, Of Pennington, but n
gently OF Michigan, will give q conesI
st the CHURCH 10 this place to. moro
saturday. evening. The admiPsio
will only be . cents. Mr.. Singer is
pusian OF rare exception and ia aSaiat'
IN his entertainments BY . number
others vhoes musical talent is bsyor
dispute. The price Of admission is
small that all can afford to 90 and az
is such a rare thing Tor such music
ability to visit our town it 10 an opp
tunitY TINT all shnuld improve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
MARTIN,s FERRY.

"Vote for the best man regardless OF
politics. Is the war cry of our citizens
who want good government There
will ss three tickets In the field and no
doubt an extraordinary effort will be
made 90 have good candidates on an
the tickets. On the Republican side
the contest at the primaries, which will
be on the lOth Ol next month, promises
90 be very warm, especially for Mar
shall and City Commissioner. Candi-
dates for Councilmen on an three
tickets are the hardest selection 90 be
made There is no danger OF much OF
a fight being made for the nomination
on any Of the tickets for this thankless
position.
Some time Yesterday morning before
daylight thieves entered the saloon Of
George DOrsch on Second street, by cut
ting out pane of glass OF the back
door, and got $50 out of the money
drawer, avOut ono gallon OF whisky,
cigars and other articles. They made
their escape, aid the robbery was not
discovered until Mr.. DOrsch went TO
open his place of business. Mr.. Dorsch
thought he had a clue 90 the guilty par
ties, but upon Investigation nothing
could be discovered TO prove the guilt
Of the parties suspected.
1t now looks as if the Citizens ticket
may be as follows: Mayor, James Ship
man; marshal, William Burns; city So
licitOr, John $. Cochran; city treasurer,
Theodore SnOdgrass; water works trus-
tee. James CrOsSley. It this ticket, flu
ished QUO by good candidates for cOun-
Gilman, be placed TO the field, it will
make some of the candidates on the Old
party tickets hustle Co knock 10 out.
JOS McHenry is also mentioned as a
candidate on the ticket for city COM
missioner.
Mrs. William Wetherald, Of North
Fifth street., is quite ill with typhoid
fever. Her son George is just recover
ing from a severe attack.
Mr.. George c. Knapp, representing
Snow, Church IS Co. Law Collecting
Agency, OF Pitts0urg, was here yester-
day.
There was a meeting az the Ciark's
Addition Baptist Mission last evening,
and another will be held this evening.
Ex-Sherif j. L. Curtis. OF Brooke
county, was in town yesterday. He is
thinking of locating in California.
Nr. George w. McKim has been
granted a patent on an iron or steel
measure which is very valuable.
Secretary Mitchell Harry Evans aud
A. W. Kerr left yesteaday morning for
Youngstown, Ohio.
A young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Francis is dangerously ill with
typhoid fever.
Dr. w. Stewart, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of friends yesterday, in tbs
city.
u. T. d. Campbell, Of Pittsburg, was
calling on the drug trade yesterday.
A great many took advantage Of the
good sleighing last evening.
Geo. McCleary, Mayor Of Wellsburg,
was To- town Yesterday.
Joseph Williams went out to Flush
ing yesterday.
Or. j. d. Hobensack is again able to
get around.
Oyster Soup at ScheiPs saloon Satur-
day night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. February 15.-Cattle receipts,
Il, 500 head; shipments, 5000 head; mar
ket rather on the down turn; top native
steers, So O0a5 10; good TO choice, 81 75a4 80;
medium 81 25a4 80 common, 50 5Oa4 10;
native cows - 7Oa3 Is; Texans, - OOa3 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 4l,000 head; shipments,
10000 head; market lja2Oc lower; rough
heavy, 81 50a4 so; packers 81 9Oa5 90; prime
heavy So 05a5 10.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $1,000 head !;
shipments 700 head market steady; top
sheep 50 0Oa3 IS; top lambs, "a 0Ja4 30.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. February l5.-Cattle
Receipts, l,525 head; shipments. l,4GO
head; market slow and shade lower than
yesterdays prices
Hogs Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1900 head market, all grades s. 40a5 %.
Sheep Receipts, 3 100 head; shipments,
900 head marke: slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Quo, February l5.-Hogs,
lower at 81 50a5 80; receipts, 3,4CO head ;
shipments, / 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
M'MECHEN

Isaac Newton Marshall, q B. e o.
brakeman in the yards here, while en-
paced i'm coupling cars on Wednesday
evening was caught between the bump
ers and badly squeezed. he was taken
20 his boarding house, where Or. DIV
Ter rendered the necessary aid.
Arthur Stauver, the young man who
fell and broke his arm Tuesday night
i'm the Il. g. o. yards here, Is resting
ouite easy. This is the second time he
has broken the same arm
The revival services at the Church OF
God are still I'm progress 1here nave
been in the neighoornooa OF one nun
dred concessions. O,-,.
Members OF the Catholic Church at
NIcMechen are going 20 build neat
little chapel. WORK will be commenced
in a few days
w. II. NcNechen broke ground for a
nine roomed house this week, 10 D. Il.
ard r. B. McMechen's addition.
RI. Alum, Of Cameron, has COM
meDced the erection Of an eight-room
dwelling on Marshall avenue.
vonnQ child Of Frank McComos
5fsd n, Wednesday. Funeral services
at o D. m. Thursday
Miss Mary Cresap, Of Short Creek,
Ohio county, is the guest Of Miss Jessie
Mcmahon.
MR. Kineaid has moved his barber
shop to the room adjoining the post
Office. --,.A
Lutte Ida McMah0n is quite iil Win
whooping 81 and pneumonia
Mrs. John Robinson is quite SICK az
bar home on Ashland avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16

They are Alrs.y Beginning 60 Bloom
on tht Easter Bonnet
Now that Lebt has arrived, the oblig-
Ing milliners have began to place on
view their staek OF Easter bonnets.
One Of she most springlike creations yet
shown Is composed Of fine black lace,
straw, nodding Wolets, green leaves and
a bow or Two a. violet velvet. The
shape Is very quaint. The crown is fas.
tened somewhat ike a Tam o. Shanter,
and The brim. which has Q SLIGHT curve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
DRY GOODS.

New YORK. February 15.-Business in
dry goods is dell. Mail orders are small
and the volume Of business is generally re-
stricted to the proportions representing
the actual need OF the trade. Prints
printed fabrics, ginRhams and woven wash
goods generally show inactivity. Dress
goods and foreign dry goods show no new
features. The jobbing trade is a little
better
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
ROANOKE, w. VA February H.

ROANOKE, w. VA, February IA.
7oths Editor Of the Register:
SIR: Lewis county will this year be
entitled to two Representatives in the
State Legislature, TO represent the
Fourth Delegate district, composed Of
Lewis and Webster counties. In select-
ing candidates for this most important
Office the utmost caution and good judg-
ment should be exercised, both as to
proper men to enact laws for our peo-
pie, and also those who can poll strong
and safe vote. We will suggest the
name OF James Murphy, who is indeed
the choice and household talk Of this
section. for one member. Mr.. Murphy
is a gentleman Of intelligence, and his
ere safe hands in which to instrust the
interests Of our people, and he Is
farmer There is not another man In
the county who can poll stronger vote
and infuse more harmony in our ranks.
COLLINS SETTLEMENT.
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PETKOLEU NJ

OIL CITY, PA, February l5.-Petroleum,
opened, highest, lowest and closed at Sic;
sales, 1900 barrels; no clearances; ship
ments. 81 Pol barrels; runs, Sc, 345 barrels.
P1rTsBURG, PA, February l5.-Petro-
leum, opened, closed and highest and low
est at Sic.
NEW YORK, February i5.-Petroleum,
dull; no sales; March option closed at S05sc
hid
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A s.nd.or for mr. WlIson.
CAwKEE CITY, MITCHELL Co., KAN,
February 10, 1894.

CAwKEE CITY, MITCHELL Co., KAN, !
February 10, 1894. !
TO ths Editor Of the REGISTER;
SIR:-There is no man of our nation
to-day that deserves higher reverence,
a more exalted name, and more prolific
rewards than your own statesman, Hon.
w. l.. Wilson. He has won a name and
fame, and every West Virginian should
bow in respect at the thought OF his
mare. A name in the hearts OF all,
aud vet he has not been ABOVE aiding in
rewarding prodigal in Western
home. He lent his hand in my behalf,
and my hearty good wish is that other
Congressional timber may be found,
and that Hon. William l.. Wilson may
reach the acme of political ambition
and be the next President OF he United
States. ". L. HUDklNS'
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tions Of promoters whose methods are
oblioue readily see the trap set for the
simple minded holders. West Virginia
may appoint a committee to ferret out
the inside history Of these resolutions.
They are not likely to become law
II thew do West Virginia will not settle
until this whole scheme Is abandoned.
There are those In this State who know
how to take care OF her.
j. NJ. MASON.
Charles Tnlrll. ". Va, February IS.
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downward, is denied and futed most
picturesQuely. An tie dents aud 1ut-
ings are but recesses in which violets
bloom. On just the right young woman
this bat is going 20 look welL-Ncr
York W0rIT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
The Metal Market

New YORK. February 10 Pig iron,
quiet; American SIl 50al5 90. Copper,
dull; lake 81 IS. Lead, weaker: domes-
tic g 20. lin. easier; straits $40 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16

DUBLIN, February 15.-At the fort
nightly meeting Of the Irish Federation
last night, Mr.. Michael Davitt said be
hoDed that the Liberals would 60 10 for
me- extinction Of the mOnstr0us anon
aly Of the house Of heaven-oorn -
makers, whom be subsequently, 3
tied as a den Of land thieves an
cious legislative brigands
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PRopUOK

low Jacket IS iron Silver. 10; Quick
Silver, go; do preferred. 1900; Bulwer >.
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II YOU wish TO nave the best local and
Geographic paper in the city left aJ your
door regularly every morning, subscribe
or The Daily and Sunday editions Of the
Register Is cents per week.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
rems table. taxing effect At 500 p. 10. sandsy
DECEMBER 2ith. 1875
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ARRIVE. s.
From New York, Philadelphia. baltimore and
Washington, SIS a. m. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 40 2. m.ek'
cept sunday. -,
Grafton accommodation, 1890 A n daily.
Moundsville accommodation, 100 O. n liz
and 1885 p. m, except Sunday.
Ksyser express, 300 p. M, except Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16

J. +. TERRY,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16

WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVISION
For Pittsburg, Washington. Baltimore. Phil
adelphiA and New York, 5.05 q. m. and ot1 y
Fittsburg accommodation. Z3o a M. daily
Pittsburg express, 80 m. efcept sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation, 40 D. M
except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
washington and Plttshurg. ~ 10 a NJ, daily cx'
cept sunday aud 10 i0a m. daily.
Pittsburg mall, 1880 p. m, except bundah
and go .. m. daily
PITT PIttsburs express, 2.iOa m. Sunday only.
TRANs-oHIO DIVISIONS.
For Columbus. Chicago and the west 7.1A
M c ona ttg Cincinnati Tr al st. Louis iaB
m. daily except sunday "a. M, iaily, and
alba M. sunday only.
s. ClairviIle accommodates, I0.i5 n. aof
$500. m, except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 1D p ~, ercspi
Sunday.
AREvz
From Chicago. 30 aud 1910 A. n1.. daily.
From St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
500 a IA and So p, NJ. daily.
81. Clalrtyllle AccommodhfPn, lLb q r.
and $50 o. m, except Sunday.
newark accommodation. lib A n, exctr
Sunday. cuAe q. sCULk.
General Passenger Ag6t
1T. LANE. 7. r. Agt, Wheeling " w. s
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sDalIy.

lEiLooUE An scenic pFodocfl
vi HAVING tIs nE - a
boA machinery An45S ana ,oir anr.f
ia HFlnunG Conpa
pHntiHg 81 this pQMatL
RIkTINQ so
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RAILRoAps.
M HEELING AND ELM
RAILWAY TIME CAF,l

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and q
De. 8. 1923 EXPLANATION or REFERES
Marks: 'Daily; tSunday excepted; fNon.
day excepted; saturday excepted; lS1na@J
oniy; tSatarIay only. Eastern otandArd time,
when IS one hour EARLIER than Central lime,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
Jim Murphy to Represent the Fourth
Delegate District.

Charles To,cn, W. Va, February IS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, Per achievements, Dull.
Stocks, Eirm-Flour Weak-WheAt'
Lower
NEW YORK, February l5.-Money on call
easy al l per cent. last loan at per cent. :;
closed az / per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3l6a56 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm at 4S4a4S7. Silver certificates 6414 a
Csc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-20
IN MENiORIAM.

DIED, in Oakland, Cal, on March 20,
1894, in the send. year of her age; Mrs.
G.. Girvin, widow of the late Alexander
Girvin who passed away two years
since.
They were for over sixty years con-
sistent members of the Methodist Church
and leave large family of children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
At their golden wedding, in 1882 in
San Francisco, all their children, grand
and great grandchildren were present,
having collected from many parts of the
world for the occasion. Theyl were
old country people but were married in
Canada, where they resided for 81 years.
Mr.. GIrvin was magistrate and after
wards reeve of the shire, and aided in
building the magnificent library of the
city of Brantford. In 1868 they moved
to San Francisco where, and in Oakland,
six of their children still reside. On the
Islands they leave j. w. Girvin and
Mrs. Homer of Hawaii, and Mrs. C. II.
Bishop and Mrs. w. f. Scott, daughters
of a daughter, Mrs. GIllin, the artist.
Requiscast in Pace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-20
rloTSlu AND JErSiu
iur nav 80 uuiSU- q tAHtn
tHoH HAnuut AWt "a


Australia Tomorrow at %.
WORK has commenced on thc new
uharvcs.
The schooner W. =. Witgeman i- at
the railway wharf
The bark r.. =. Blthct BE- being pee
paIrpd GO Ircwcr's wharf.
Tie steamer kaala brought o. load Of
Wauuae sugar in this even ls.
The Canadian Australian liner War.
rmoo is due Monday from Victoria
The schooner William BoNden is UNI
loading her cargo of Newcastle coal at
Pacific Mail wharf.
The huge pile Of coal on the Esplanade
/ belonging 30 the luier-lslaul Company
contains over 5000 tons.
Captain Cutler and his familiar bark
outiue klitikat will soon Dee mere. They
are loading lumber On Puget Sound.
The steamer l<inau left fer windward
Hawaii with fifteen volcano tourists
and a fair list for way ports. She also
had a good load Of merchandise on
board.
There is terrible stencil at the boat
landing arising from an uncovered
sewer which cmptics into the harbor at
that place. The attention OF the author
tiles has been directed to it but NJ yet oi
no avail.
/ The steamer Hawaii arrived this
morning from Kahoolawe with sixteen
bales of wool She also brought "A deck
load of cattle from Kawaihae and a lot
of sugar from Pepeekeo and Honomu
plantations.
The position of Deputy-Port Surveyor
created by the new appropriation bill
will be no sinecure. The occupant will
have to be on duty every night in the
week, and in other respects it will be
am arduous and responsible task. 1t is
said that none of the present Customs
I inspectors care to be promoted to the
new post.
The customs inspectors increased the
stock OF opium in the Government ware
houses recently by fifty fye-tael tins.
They also got quantity OF gin which
was illegally being carried ont OF port
The drugs were found on the bark Har'
vester, which was preparing to sail fol
Honolulu with a number OF Chinese
passengers, and just before she was tC
sail she was searched with the foregoing
result.-ErdmiHer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-20
IT'S TWENTY FIFTH YEAR
Iur sttttss 90 Iuf \ " a. 4.
ninrupAN ousru,ANtt.


For the quarter. centennial exercises
last evening the y. NJ. &. A. Hall was
crowded nj an early hour This Is the
popular institution Of Honolulu. II has
IA patrons and sponsors al the best
people of the community. II il most
efficiently and intelligently managed,
and is doing q grand work. The As
ISOLATION is ia It's own building. Those
in control are tiroless and unceasing in
their efforts to benefit young men. All
the rooms were decorated last night.
After theexercises there was luncheon.
The labors Of the Association for the
past year are ably summarized in the
report of d. w. Corbett. the general
secretary. lie told all about the read
ing room, library, evening classes in
bookkeeping and shorthand. socials,
concerts. receptions for sailors and ser
vices at Bethel Hall, the barracks and
Oahu prison. The treasury is in a
healthy condition.
c. j. Day gave figures on devotional
exercises. During the year 3j1 religious
gatherings have been held under the
auspices of the Association. The total
attendance upon these was 1479, an IN.
crease over last year.
The report OF President G. Il. Ripley
was read. This was pleasing and en-
couraging review OF the work for twelve
months, with happy comment apropos
of the twenty fifth anniversary.
A few remarks were made by ex-
Governor Wells of Virginia, who has
been active in association work for
nearly fifty years. He warmly COM
mended the institution.
Chief Justice Judd took the place Of
President Dole who was unable to BE-
present on account of sickness. The adj.
dress was on "Reminiscences Of TIA,
Association" and as the Chief Justice
was one of the charter members he CAV,
an interesting account OF the rise ant
growth of the Association work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-20
THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
OFFICIALS OF THE THIRD DISTRICT
CLUB UNMOvED.
Refused to Treat with the Central Com
mittee-The Latter Firm-Receiv-
ing Endorsements.

At meeting of the American Union
Central Committee last night sub
reported that an effort to
make u compromise with the officers of
the Third District Club had failed. 1t
was proposed that the men behind
Judge Robertson acknowledge the prin-
ciple that naming Government official
for the convention was bad politics. 1t
was suggested that they claim the
ruling was made by the Central
Committee at late hour, and
ask that Judge Robertson be
placed on the ticket. The Executive
District indefinitely postponed consider
alton OF all conciliatory overtures made
by the Central Committee. The chair
man OF the Central Committee was re-
fused a hearing by the club officers.
A primary OF American Union voters
who sustain the Central Committee will
be held at the drill shed this evening. The
nominee selected will be listed as party
candidate. The senior club OF the Third
District has ordered its members to
have nothing to do with this meeting.
At a meeting of the American Union
Club OF the First District last evening a
resolution endorsing the Central
Committee in its attitude on
the question OF officials in the con-
vention was adopted by unanimous
vote. Similar resolutions have already
been adopted by the Second, Fourth and
Fifth Districts of the city, and the Cen,
trail Committee has advices that the
outside districts will follow suit.
The aggrieved officers of the Third
District Club declare that they will keer
their candidate in the field and conduct
a campaign independent of the party
Judge Robertson is at present on Maui