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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

Butter, zoe. H.; eggs, Csc. dog.
chickens Give weight) s to 12c. q Id. /;
turkeys, 10 to 14c.; beef, to &c.; calves,
2 to 4 1-2c. ;hogs,2 to &c. ;sheep, l to 2 1-2c
lambs, to S1-2c. ;wool,l0 to l2c potatoes,
20c a bu.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

It's just as easy to try One Minute Cough
Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure
severe cough or cold with it. Let your
next purchase for cough be One Minute
Cough Cure. Better medicine, better re-
suits; better try it. E. e. Evans d Co.,
Randolph; X. P. Stockwell, Bethel; M. j
Sargent 4 Son, So. Royalton; A. r. Hood
& Son, Chelsea.
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Results
Are What Men Want.

The Equitable agency collected from Q
policy holder $47. 6S per annum fori20 years,
making total payments $953.60.
This party is now offered as follows:
list. Cash a. ,51s17, return OF all pre-
miu9s and $685. beside his 20 years in
surance.
I'd. Paid-up insurance $3.50, nearly
four times what he paid out.
Sd. Annuity Tor Life OF S107.09. This
is about II per cent on his premiums.
One fact is north thousand theories
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Wedding Anniversary.

Wedding Anniversary.
Tuesday evening, bout forty Of The
friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hermon Morse assembled at their cosy
home on Prospect avenue TO remind them
that the tenth anniversary OF their mar
rage had arrived.
The host and hostess, though unfeign.
eddy surprised al the unexpected con-
course OF people, gave their guests cor
dial reception and proceeded to do all in
their power to make the evening pass
most pleasantly.
In behalf OF those present, Mr.. &. G
Written, in very happy speech, pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Morse with slx
handsome oak dining chairs, and ex-
pressed the friendly hope that at the next
anniversary which they might celebrate
with their friends the family should have
SO increased in size that every one OF those
chairs would be occupied. d,
Refreshments of cake and coffee were
served and after delightful evening, The
guests took their departure, wishing the
bride and groom OF ten years standing
many happy returns OF the day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

For the next thirty days we shall sell all heavy
weight goods regardless Of market value to
reduce our stock as low as possible before
Jan. LIST, 1896.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

Mr.. J. D. Denison and family have gone
to Royalton for the day.
Mrs. Jennie Bass and son have gone to
Burlington for few days.
H. Porter Smith OF Boston has been pay
ing a visit to Mrs. Laura Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunn and Master
Ralph are in Lebanon, N. H., with MRS
Dunn's sister.
Fred q, Winch, who has been working
in photograph gallery In st. Johnsbury
was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Adams Of Royalton went
home yesterday after spending Anew Gays
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Adams.
Members OF the Sanford family, to the
number OF thirteen or more, dine to-day
at the Red Lion Inn with Mrs. Susan ROD
inson.
Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Fowler, with theii
SON, Lucius, from st. Adams, are in Clare
mont, N. H.. with Mr.. and MIS-. Charles
Miss Ethelynd Gould, the dramatic
reader, no has been filing engagements
In the northern part OF the state for some
months past, reached home yesterday.
Mr.. Gilman s. Moulton, not being able
to give his personal attention to the Green
Mountain Stock farm business, has sold
* out to Mr.. Clarence F. Moulton and II
will hereafter be carried on BY him With
the assistance OF his brother, MI. justin
Moulton.
That there was crying need OF more
hitching posts in this village to accom-
MEDIATE the out-of-town trade was made
evident when the posts were set out IN
front of the new blocks. As soon as q
post was planted it was put into imme-
date use.
M. O. Hubbard returned Saturday from
Burlington, where he went about three
weeks ago to have a cataract removed
from his right eye by DR.. Woodward
The operation was very successful one
and, though the bandages have not vet
been taken away, the patient feels that ne
will soon be able to see the beams in his
neighbors' eyes with clearer vision.
Miss Bertha Manney has been engaged
to teach the new school that Is to be
opened in the Primary building next
Monday. The schoolroom Is one OF the
pleasantest in the building and has just
been seated with the Chandler adjustable
chairs with single desks. One class Will
be taken from Mrs. Flint's room and some
pupils from Miss Webster's, SO that Miss
Manney will have about forty scholars
under her charge. The latter comes very
highly recommended from the Bethel
school that she has been teaching lately,
and it is the general opinion that she will
prove to be the right person in the right
place.
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CLOAKS AND FURS

We offer in our Cloak Department this
week FIVE SPECIAL VALUES which
should prove attractive to every lady in
Vermont who is contemplating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
MUST FIGHT ALONE.
Secretary Gresham A.YoF Intended 10
Interfere
BETWEEN MEXICO ASDGuArEuALA
so Says the Onltlal organ OF the nexi
can Government In an Evidently
"Iu,pirtd" Article.

MEXICO CRY, Jan. 3i.-Under the
heading Of "lmportent gtctlilcaiou"
the Mexican official governmon. daily
Gays today;
"S1mo Of tho newspapers Of this
city on tho authority u Information
from the Unitoi States have bald iuai
the Washington government desired
10 Interfere In cur question with
Guatemala. Although intending 10
publish at the uroper tins the cores
pondonoe on this subject, We arc au-
thUrzoi 10 state that according 10 D
telegram dated tho 2litunI Telegram
from the Same gentleman dated the
23th, the secretary of state Of tue
Unitod States declares no bba OK.
pressed no opinion 10 aTdiug the al
Visibility Of proposing 10 the gOvoru-
ment Tat It Withdraw some OF iis
tuuanif and Mexico has advised
Guatemala that tho government " the
Uu,tc1 States I0uI not caro- 10 inter
vone, iuasmucl as Mexico ms a ri hit
20 act on % tnluka beet, We make
hnstu 10 publish tnia ruuiihllgiOn Ia
order TO save our oOntCmpJrarics f.0m
making comments on incorrect nUws.o
The Newspaper correspondents were
assured aJ the palace thaI thls would
put mn END for the profeut at Leaf { TO
tue rumora flying thick aud fast d sue
Intervention Of tue Uuilod Sites on
the Guatomnlan question.
The spanish psputa Oi tuIl capital
bitterly ntsnil tno intended initrftf-
ielunco on the pa Of the United States
ana BRAID the method ns entirely uu,
just aud unoAllui fot. The aUt I1tita-
i've statement Of the government in ils
tilleial daily today will cause much
rtj iUlug Tut tlu northern Republic
viii keep 1t ma IDS On aud Gualomala
viii have 9. nfut out lts own bs. tics az
ar o. the United States 90 concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

sliI, have Uuon kiduapppf. Thu chill
drou are Mamie anu ~ IdIo aged D.
and 10 years respectively. 10 eall
that agents OF their grandfather, Count
Philip Agamon. Eubsnoskl, OF War
Jaw, Pclauu, have carried Oh the che
dron ami taauu them back 10 WafsaH
Count Lubuuuskt ~ Sulikl's father
in-.aw anu % h said thai the chiliruu
are heirs 10 AN ihmouEc estate IN
POlaut. In 1850 Smitka lived with
his patents on thuir unct1tfel en- ltts {
CmCow. AZ tbs imperial oOutl Il saiu
he met tue daughter OF Count Lubru'
o.hi. IL iss aiu they became ennmaruI
with each other, but became Of "A fcul
between the two families VI long
standing, they were forbidden each
oihUtis society. This, however did
not prevent clRudooiiuo meetings AMI
UnaNy tue lovers ueuiiud TO Ul0pr.
They succeeded In reaching New
Yorg. They had considerable money
aud several Year, lived Ia cone
patativo I'll IeuCt. lu ls0l tue
count wss ioit u wldOwor auI
Tue chillIcn mOthcrita., TOR since tAuit
arrival IN New York tfJ Uhlidicu, n
boy and n EiTl, hal tstn O0gn. Then
iho count came to Chicago, his cifCum-
etancus muanwhilu becoming p5ofgr
lie Vaa forced 20 obtain situation as
waiter la down town RESULTANT,
aud in this way he supported MS chil.
ara until reCrutly he las been ~ anu
unable 20 care fortltm. Count Phllip
had neLri Of tie poverty a his rola-
tivr8 AMI mlIu several proposals. g.
take charge Ui tIu clliIten, Uut Count
Sniika WUul4 uOt permits him ~ 10 Hl.
When t4s iatnef was nJ longer able 90
work 40 tiefe wac no lOJl iu thu htiiu
rooms at 800 james street, tue children
were Hclt 30 the vyuUul soup houses
aud places where chariiubiy Disposed
peroous were givlns cIt relief ani 10
vas an erfand Ui t4ii AiuI lhat thu
Two cuildrun tlutl.I on yesterday
morning anu did not return home. L.
ii not the firsl me that an attempt has
been made % Kidnap them, the father
Gays, Lnd lac being sul piolOus reported
tho matter 70 she police.
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DROvE rmE uArnLEa. ON.
Victory OF thn Auu-vico Association
OF Kansas CITY,

OF Kansas Ctiy,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 3I,-The
last Of the horde OF gamblers aud lot
tory fakirs who have Tor years infested
Kansas CITY, Kansas, practically un.
molealed by tho nuth0fitica, have nj
lat moved out, This ends tue cfusade
begun asaiust them last summer and
brought up In the lcgisl lture as soon az
II convened ut Topeka this sessign.
ihe nnti.yice RssOolation's hopes were
embodied IN the CubbifOn Rnti.cam.
bling bill, q measure most sWeepi1y Ia
itI nature, and when it finally Das.eJ
drove the gamblers across the line
from here, by common consent gavs
up the ghost and tolIlng their tonts
quietly stole away. Tue word was
passed along tue liue that when the
bill should have passed ths o. thorIties
would enforce the law 10 tie letter.
The lotteries had already boon scared
out and the enactment Of the law once
more places tho twin city on a high
moral plane.
Many VI the gamblers IL was said
would transfer their operations 10 tbis
city, but tho local police declare thew
will not 90 permitted TO stop here AMI
they Will doubtless spread cut over lie
COuutTy.
In the Legislature while II WINS nm
the CubhlBOn bill was sntngonized liz
strong lobby representing gambling
intereAgs, but the OutBpOIeu u lteran ces
OF the newspapers concerning these
individuals nullilied tho effectiveness
OF their work.
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silver ne often ~ ne ia convinced a sys.
t.matiU attempt IL being made 10 de.
Hioto the gold reserve AM force the
iasue OF gold bonds. Allen said the
secretary ugurpe1 authority by re-
iremlng oil forms OF currency In gold.
Allen failed 70 get w.t. on bis Ieso-
luton.
MoPhoraon attempted TO bring the
entire financial question before thu
senate at unce, by moving 60 discharge
the huaage committee from further
confederation % 5herman'8 bill.
COckfoil OH giod 10 the resolution
and 10 wtnt uytl till tomorrow.
The Senate took up the Dmlriol Of
Columbia bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

WAsrusUTUS, Jan. al.-rhc House
rsauuud confederation a tue Pacific
tai.rJaJ funding hIii t0usy alter the
morning nour Harris pop, Kans.)
II Bhpu hls speech Rllst the bill,
uesun yesterday. He said by the ex-
Iendi'uf5 # .i1,O0J,O0J the govern
uont could acquire tie roads and
operate tucm ny lease or directly.
blit lur Del., La followed with a
sttOug spctch against the measure. He
lil nJt oppose ,ne lvcrnmeut owner
shtp, but preferred 10 SOC his substitute
patseJ, lrlyiliug That the mpauits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
LoonINe IN. MAY.
hoWiounhiand fAYorlng Annexation
Go tho United states.

sr. JOuNs, n, H., Jan. 8l.-A move.
mont lav0ring dnuc1atlO with the
United s.sIes has Dyen insugufatod
here, the town Is plaoatduI with
bills advocating annexation. and bal.
ginning "N0w's the day; Now's tue
huur.n
Following this advocacy OF union
with tho United States there Will be
a meeting held o. which the whole
subject viii be- ventilated. Many OF tue
principal citizens Of this place are
working for annexation and there ia a
strong sentiment In H. favor through
out the various cities. The pfess
generally refer o. the value OF the
fisheries 20 the American people AS
vol ne TO the advantage tbs lntrodue.
lion u American capital would be- To
Newfoundland. A great many people
living here now have relatives and
business connection IA Boston, New
York and other cities OF the United
BlateA
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nANKEns nUSY.
A GoverHmont Loan VIII Probably
40 Issued.


NEW YoRl, Jan. SLIT IA believed
In financial circles that n government
loan IN certain to DO Issued. This view
IL reflected in the activity OF the
market for time loans. Two leading
banking firms have the last two days
borrowed large amounts on long time,
one nrm takiug $4,000 900. 10 h.
said, too, that lursIgu bankora
have communicated 10 secretary
Of the treasury their preferences
for four per cent loan. II 10 stated
on undoubteG authority that the Rjlhs.
Chiids aud Seiigman a Go. are atTaug-
Ing 10 make proposition 10 the United
states government 10 place - big block
OF four per cent uDuusin LondOn, or
make a gold loan b. lhs government
for from Elk 10 nius months against
the deposit ( bonds Ia the New York
6ub.Ifeaiusy. In order TO secure the
retention # tho bonds, n iuusulabr0au,
uud prevent their being tlglWu back
on this market In tho i.nuedlato i.-
tuFe, plan will DO maturod to meet
the situation.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Curtis 10 a. the sub.treasury today.
Mr.. Crane, Of Barring, Magouu Il o.,
had brief Interview with Curtis ana
Mr.. Jordan, He substantially All
mitled the overlHres looking to ster-
ling loan had been made to foreign
bankers, but said everything was too
lnuetnito yet 10 say anything ON tue
subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
The Dyer Estate.

In the Probats court this morning,
In the matter OF tbs estate OF Frank IL.
Dyer deceased, hearing was had on
the third annual account OF the exeou.
tOts-Judge HendersOn and Attorney
r, 1. Williams. Judge Henderson
aud Il. II, HOag were examined, after
which the account was approved and
allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

COLoS, Columbia, Jan. A severe
engagement has been fought at Bogola
between tue government forces and
reucF. Two hundred OF tho latter
were killed. The government troops
were under the personal command OF
the president. Tho victorious troops
have beeu cent by train from Carta.
geniR 10 MichinAn 10 engage tho
rehols. Six liberals have been arToBtoi
at CarlHgeuiA The men arc being
pressed into the service OF tho govern
mett The steamer AmoT.que 10
aground near sayinAlla. The position
10 HorlOus.
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KiNGsTON, n. ", Jan. 3l.-rhiB 10
Ideal weather for the Hudson river
harvest AMI 1t IL now Ia full progress Of
every point. Tue zero nights have
made excellent leo nnd the cakes now
being housed aru frJm Mus 10 eleven
iuchus thick. Ii In estimated tiat
about 100000 tons per Jay ate being
atOrod IA the various houses on tho
flyur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

WAsnINGIoN,Jau. 3l.-Pelor Intro.
duoeu IN the henale tIdny resolution
"Io provide Tor special election 10 take
tho sense OF the people concerning tho
several questions rs to the financial
policy OF the government"
Allen (Neb.) spoke on his resolution
requiring the secretary OF the treasury
TO redeem governments obligations Ia
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ontof EmnIs,men.

ALTON, H., Jan, 3l,-rhe Illinois
Glaso company has shut down n CON
unuous tank fIfnace, throwing out Oh.
employment SO hands. This Il owing
20 tnu action OF the child labor law.
Coming Ia tue wi4tet season, much
suffering anu dvstltution N tuTe ~ &c.
suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. Mrs.
Christian Zindllngar anu her yoar.old
twin daughters were burned 10 death
carly to-day la the house 1929, Kansas
street. The mother ran back into the
h0uie, alter being rescued, 10 save the
children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
TRAIN HELD W.
rho Robbers secure $4,000 Ia Moxi-
eau silver

DENVER, Jan. 8l.-A special 10 the
ft1iGf from Phn liEi Altoona, says;
"lhr Southern Pacific westbOuud
tfain No. 20 was held 40 six milen this
eide OF Wilcox last night Ut S.35 by
masked men. They separated the ca
press car f.Om the tfain, hauled II five
miles west aud with six shots Of dyna-
mite blew the through safe wide open.
IL contained 100000 MexlcAn silver,
which was removed. The trail OF tue
iobhera Ia marked by the profuso scat.
tering In Sulphur Syringe valley Of
Mexican dOllhra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

BRooKLYN, Jan. 8l.-Presldent
Norton, o. the Atlantic Avenue Raj.
road company, appeared btfIto Judge
Walsh In Adams street police court
today 10 answer charge Of breaking
the law In making the men work over
ten hours a day. His attorney asked
for adjournment until Saturday.
which was granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
EAHrnaUAnn. IN oLXAcA.
The Eruption OF % ,ubtorrnusau Vol.
cnna LzuUcted.

CITY Or MEXICo, Jan. 81. - Since
the gfrnt earthquake shock of NOvem-
Der 20, 1894, which caused tue loss Of
u CA llvtH Ia this city HnI destroyed
thousauds VI d0llars' worth OF property,
q reign Of terror has prevailed ia the
town, ~ Jnmillopcc and ynHpeo, In
the ainto OF Oaxauu, where tue eafih
ttembled from six TO eigl times day.
The churches And hCutts ore a heap VI
ruiul and tlu inhabItluti have nearly
oil lied 10 neighbour y hamlet. The
crupiion OF some volcano, presumed to
exist In a subloTrnnean form clOse BY,
10 monet ttily expected. Ia night
earthquake naocks wero felt ia many
places In tho state OF OAxacg. The
time Of duration was tIree colds.
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Directors, Meetlne.

The fret full meeting Of the new
board OF directors OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce. viii DO held tomorrow,
Fnuay eveuinp, when Il Is expected
that IA plan will DO formulated anu a
policy defined Tor the coming year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
1HE JArANEsE VERSION.

LoEDoN Jan. Sl.--A dispatch to the
FdH NAT Ges'sto from Ches Fec Gays;
Tue Japanesr ileet yesterday BON.
bardod tho iieeH at Wei Hal Wei.
landed troops, captured three forts ami
slienced another by heavy firing OF tue
ileet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
CHINESE nOnE m0PHFUL
They Think They WIN lie Able 10
Hold the Fort.

SHANGHAI, Jan. 3l.-Japaneso In
fRntry have captured the eastern fort AT
Wei Hal Wei, but 1t IL reported Inc
other fort bombarded and captured thr
tort and the Chinese believe they Will
be able 10 hold Wei Hal Wei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

WASHINGTON, jan. 81. 49, Senator
Kyle spys Henry Castle, OF Hawaii,
lost ON the Elbe, was a brother Of the
commissioner, not the Commissioner
himself, as reported. lie also states
that Castle was a strong support r OF
the present administration Of Hawaii
and an advocate OF annexation. lie
was editor OF the Honolulu Gdsetsc.
Kyle also contradicts the statement
tina. It was Cste's wife who was
drowned with MIN, anu says II was his
i-year-Dli daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

-Four SMITH. Ak, Jan. 3l.-Chorc-
Kos Bili VII. urraignCd today anu
pleaded guilty Vt the Red Fork
robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

CluusrIANAN, Norway, Jan. 3l.-
The ministry mas resigned. The king
has accepted the resignRtions.
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CnILDnEN KIDNAprED,

story Euil OF Romance Involving
Aristouratic Families
CHICAGO, Jan. 8l.-A message sent
out from toe 85Ih street police station
last night brings TO light an interesting
,tliy with many romantic features
inyUlying two Families prominent
among the nobility OF Russis, Tho
message requested tho police Of the
city 10 look out for tho two children OF
Count LOAsnios 5mitka, who, Il M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

Ons Of the Defendants Dismissed Nv
thn Judge.

CHICAGO, Jan. Sl.- The oharaes
against Moses Ayener, the Rock leland
swilohman, one Of the CO. Ielondants
with Debs IN the conspiracy case. WA
dismissed hyJudge GTOssoup today The
court held the evidence against Ayener
Wa1 insufficient.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31
wHFHE sim WAS arnuoK.

LOSDON, Jan, 3l.--Mr. Keller, the
London manager OF the North German
Lloyd Steamship company, Ia an Ia.
lctview thiH AFTERNOON said: 81 have
examined the piHus carefully and find
tnat the ellie was struck right on tue
bulk-hrad partition, 70 both the water
ught compartments Ia which 1t was
divided were Instantly filed.
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VARY FEW SAVED.

A TN later dispatch reOeivej ffOm
L0wust0n about 1880 p. IA. indicates
tnat the diaaa,Ur Ia more serious than
at iirat outlined. Ia now said there
were about 400 people on tho Elbe, g4O
passengers bud crew If ABOUT 100,
besides q number OF cattle mpn return
ing 10 the United States. OF this num-
Der II 10 now announced that five pas
tungeTs, the first engineer, tue THIRD
officer, four paymaHtcrs, seven Henmen
ana two pilots were landed ~ the
ilshiug smaoks. Tue remainder wat t
down almoat Immediately with the
ship.
The nuIvIYIng paalengefa oi tho Elbe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-31

Tho following statement was oili-
olally gwen this afternoon % en-
Aseoclated Press correspondent by the
German vice consul, Herr Bradber
alter siiting all the interviews
Win survivors ana cross questioning
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-01

released after cooling off az the
station house for time.
Aleck Smith is the only one of
those arrested on suspicion q being
mixed up in the rebellion now IN
confinement.
The Philadelphia football team
has ceased practicing until after
the ships coal has been loaded.
In consequence Of this fact the
game OF football announced for the
9Th Of March has been postponed
until Saturday the 18th.
The dry goods merchants of the
city are particularly pleased with
the article relating to the Apprais-
er's Office, which appeared in yes
terdsy's paper, and its author has
received many encomiums on his
work, and requests TO continue the
exposure.
The following have taken the
oath Of allegiance: George w.
Otterson, Albert Edsman, Joseph
Gunrivane, II. Schiller, Robert Pep
loWski, Charles D. Wilson, John
W. Tregloan, George W. Markle,
James Mahoney and John F.
OCoonor.
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Prize Exhibition Of Land Shells.

Any RESIDENTS, WHO MAY
n have collections OF land she'll,
which they would be willing TO QUE on
public eInIbILion ara invited TO coFrss-
pond with Prof ". T. Br On an, Curator
OF the 2 P. Bishop Nnseum Il IL pro
,p"se'f 70 offer prizes for the best ca ISc-
tons The 60 le-.rions viii be dis played
N rhe central rabies Of The Museum An
mex livery pOss' ole facility EIiI Dc az
forJieG for naming and arranging the
smells. The H1seum viii ~ opDn 20 the
pub IL On E idays and "a; 1rt4r :. and
the col ecfi ous vii b. On rIh- bi.i4n for
three weeks, beginnir2 Nay 10.
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