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BAY DISTRICT RACES.

My Charm, Adolph, Three Forks, 10
bair and Charmer the Winners.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE races
were run on the inside track to-day in
stead OF the regular course. The new 60
ing up and down hill puzzled the talent,
and they picked only one winner.
Five 1urlongs, My Charm won, Bra
voura second, Martinez third. Time
l:lO4.
Five furlongs, Adolph won, Norlee
second, Lawyer third. 1ime-I:O94.
Five furiongs, Three Forks won, San
LUIS Key second, Olivia third. Time
los
Six furlongs, Iobair won, Robin Hood
IL. second, May Day third. Tme-I:25.
About six furIongs, Ch&rmer won, Ber-
vardo second, Experiment gelding third.
Iime-l:2.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Boilers on Steamer Explode-Large
Number of Lives Lost.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Jan. IA terrible
accident, resulting in great loss of life,
has occurred in the bay here. The boil
ers of the steamer Port Nictheroy, which
had quite large number of excursion
lists aboard, exploded, and the shock
drove the red-hot Goals i'll the furnace in
every direction. The steamer caught
fire, and great number of those on
board jumped overheard to escape the
flames Altogether 40 persons were
drowned
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Race Troubles in Alabama.

MOBILE (Ala.), Jan. Thomas Webb,
white, killed-a negro couple of days ago.
In the difficulty another row followed,
and an unknown party was killed. An
other negro trouble has occurred in NJ Mea-
chambeal, the homo of the Meachamites
and the scene of the late uprising, in
which several persons were killed.
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LIEUr.-GovERNoR WILLARD.

The Attending Physician Reports linn
Greatly Improved.
Los ANGELES, Jan. DIR. Davidson,
the attending physician upon Lieutenant
Governor Millard, said this morning that
he is greatly improved, and the bright,
pleasant morning had wonderful effect
upon his spirits. He gained perceptibIy
since Sunday, and Will be able to receive
visitors by tomorrow unless something
unforeseen contrayenes. l think he will
be able TO go north within the next two
weeks" he said. Mr.. Millard will be
sworn in as Lieutenant-GoV by one
OF the Superior Court Judges tomorrow.
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THE CHANGE AT Los ANGELEs.
PARASITIC FUNGUS.
Information on the subject by Spe
Agent Pierce

IIIIOTIHtIIUU UII tIlO cUUJ6CC Dy Special
Agent Pierce.
SANTA ANA, Jan. Especial Govern
ment Agent Newton b. Pierce gave out
the following information to-day in
reference to parasitic fungus so prevalent
on apple trees from Central California TO
Middle Oregon and north to British
Columbia on the west side of the Cascade
Mountains:
Recent investigations conducted at
this laboratory, following those made in
Oregon and Washington, have disclosed
the fact that the apple disease so preva-
lent throughout the western portion OF
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Sale of the "Call,, Confirmed

SAN Francisco, Jan. 7.-Circuit Judge
Mckenna to-day confirmed the report of
Master in Chancery Heacock of the sale
OF the M011li1eg call at auction last Friday
to Z. NJ. Shortridge for S3UO, 900. There
was no opposition to the confirmation.
ShOrtridge made the final payment to-
day and took possession of the paper.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Decision Rendered IN a California
Case.

Case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Supreme
Court convened to-day, after recess OF
three weeks. A decision was rendered in
the case of the State of California VS..
Hooper by Justice White, involving the
constitutionality of State law prohibit
ing foreign insurance companies doing
business in the State. The decision sus-
tanned this right of the State, on the
ground that insurance is not interstate
commerce, but Justices Harlan, Brewer
and jackson dissented on the ground of
the State permitting interference with the
private rights OF citizens of the United
States.
The case of the United States VS.. the
heirs of the late w. B. Moses, sureties on
the bond of Captain Howgate. was re-
opened for argument before full bench.
Senator Allen of Nebraska was among
the applicants for admission 10 practice
before the court, and he was admitted on
motion OF Senator Mitchell of Oregon.
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Academy of Sciences Electinn

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. AT the cleo
ton of officers of the California Academy
of Sciences held to-day, DR.. Harkness, on
the regular ticket, was elected President,
defeating Adolph Sutro, the candidate OF
the reform party. The vote stood: DR..
Hardness, 81; AdoIph Sutro, H.
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MURDERED BY MEXICANS.
Frightful Double Tragedy in a
Town Near Mammoth, A. T.
A STOREKEEPER AND HIS SON SHOT
DOWN IN COLD BLOOD.

The Throats of Victims of the Foul
Crime Afterward Cut From Ear to
Ear and Their Bodies Terribly Mu-
1flaUed-Attempt Made Also to MUIR
der the Wife and Mother. But She
Escapes With Slight Injury and
Gives the Alarm.
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Stanford University.

PALO ALTO, Jan. 7.-Stanford Uni
verslty opened to-day. The registration
OF students is not complete, but the num-
Der will exceed 100. Prof. w. w. Will
loughby has been added TO the faculty.
and will take chair in the economic de-
partment.
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Tha Americn,s Cup.

LONDON, Jan. THE Royal Yacht
Squadron held meeting to-day and de-
cided to send yacht TO the United States
to contest for the Americas cup. Ar
rangements for the race viii now be
made.
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Election Contest in siskIyou.

4REKA, Jan. THE election contest
suit OF George Tebbe lDem.) against
Clarence Smith (Rep.), who was declared
elected i'll the official count by one vote
for County superintendent of Schools,
ended Saturday night, and Judge Ellison
reversed the order of thugs and declared
Tebhe elected by two votes. An appeal
Is almost certain.
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Ontario Rohbers stiIl at Larne,

Los ANGELES, Jan. The Ontario
robbers have not been caught, and the
chances for their being apprehended right
away are very slender. Advices from
Ontario state that the Sheriff and his dep
uties have returned, as the recent rains
have completely oblitera!ed the robbers
trail
The record-union., 1895-01-08

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Jan. 7. = The
Forty-eighth General Assembly met to-
day. Judge Beard OF the Supreme Court
administered the oath of Office to the
members. The House caucus nominated
Hon. John A. Upton tor Speaker.
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Applemau Trial.

WOODLAND, Jan. The AppIeman
case was resumed to-day, and one of the
jurors appeared under the influence of
liquor. The prosecution introduced tes-
timony in rebuttal, but nothing sensa-
tonal was developed,
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HIGH WATER IN THE EAST.
Alarm Over the Possibility of
Floods in Pennsylvania.
COAL FLEETS AT PTTTSBURG IN
SERIOUS DANGER

The Monongahela Comes Down With
Rush-Ihe Allegheny, Full of Ice,
Also Raging Torrent-PeopIe i'm
the Lowlands in Imminent Peril of
Their Homes Being Inundated,
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Large Packing House to Be Built,
FULLERTON, Jan. THE Orange Grow
ers' Association will build at Fullerton
one of the largest packing houses in
Southern California. The contract was
let this afternoon,
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THE PAPAL DECREE,
Catholics Must at Once Withdraw
From Secret Societies.

From Secret Societies.
BosToN (Mass.), Jan. Arch bishop
John j. Williams has sent out the fol-
lowing letter, to be read In all churches
OF the archdiocese of Boston: "We learn
by letters from Rome, forwarded by his
excellency the Apostolic Delegate at
Washington, that the Most Holy Father
has forbidden Catholics to join the socie-
ties of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias
or Sons of Temperance. AS to those who
have already joined any of these socie-
ties, they are to be admonished to with
draw from them, and If they refuse to do
so they are to be denied the sacraments." !"
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Loss from Flood.

NAPA, Jan. IA. Potterton, whose
place is southwest of st. Helena, on the
Napa River, lost about S44, 900 by Fridays
flood. The drying-house with its con-
tents was swept away and also a mum ber
Of fruit trees.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
Mitchell of Oregon Addresses the
Senate on the Subject.
AN EARNEST APPEAL FOR IMME-
DIATE ACTION.

The Oregon Senator Sums Up the OBJ
jections of Senator Turpie of In
diana to the Measure, Making a
Strong Argument in Its Defense
The Importance of the Canal to the
Pacific Coast.
The record-union., 1895-01-08

Chinese Peace Commissioner.
SHANGHAI, Jan. Peace Commits
sioner Chang Yin Huan left Pekin to-
day for this city.
The record-union., 1895-01-08

CINCINNATI IO.J, Jan. 1.-The unDre-
cedented rainfall of 3. 47 inches in twenty
tour hours ending at 7 A. NJ. and OF 3.SI
inches in torty-ei hours, has had the
effect OF carrying off the ice from the
river without any damage whatever.
River men say they never saw safer
breakup. The river here is expected to
go above forty feet, but no disastrous
flood is expected.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

THANKSGIVING! " ING
''' LETTER.
70 The Readers of THE BEE:

4
Do you owns lotq DO You You want !
house built on itp ,Considerl rs lie no,
to your ir terest to deal with us?
we make the design, drawings 0i
plans and SPECIFICATIONS. When these
are done to your entire satisfaction We
build the house, at the price agreed upon,
q good material, workmanship, style
Our services as architects and builders
are included in the cost Of the house.
We've, q reputation. for doing good work,
and propose to keep, it. The price Is
made very loW, considering the quality
OF houses we build the strict ana hof-
orable performances Of al our obliga-
f.you have no. money we sometimes
lake e. mortgage for the cost Of the
mouse. A part Of it can be paid by easy
monthly instalkhenfs and the balance
can remain non mortgage..t.Any Other
satisfactory to us. We don't need the
money We, have. several new ana at,
tractive dwellings for sale on suck yery
easy terms. Don't pay ,rentl Make
easy monthly payments to. us on your
home, while you live It, II at, the same
time. Is 1t not q fact, proved by many
q oi. oar cqstomess, "A! that we give the great
est value, Tor the least money. oh the
easiest terms? Then Come to. see US us.
Let US show you one Of our new houses
and better explain to yop what. we can
90: y you write to,us we will, answer
ana mail beautiful Souvenir, free,
POM delay ITS no loss to inquire for
like, Our good name,. knowledee. ex.
perience and money III at your disnosaf
These things we've dnna fnr roo NJ ~
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

p Thanksgiving day was very delight
ful occasion in, the home of Selectman
Henry g. Curtis, when q large number
were entertained. The dinner was sers-
ed at 2. 30 O'clock, the tables fairly groan-
following were present. Mr. and Mrs
Henry. g. Curtis, Harry and Willie Cur
tis, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Curtis, DR. and
Mrs Monroe Judson, Mrs Julia Hawley,
Curtis Hawley, Miss Mary. -Hawley,
Charles. q. Peck, Mr. and Mrs Hobart
Curtis, Hr and Mira Cyrus Beers. .Sher-
man, Mr and Mrs George Beers, Mr. and
Mrs George B. Beers, Lillian and Jessie
Beers and Herbert Beers, Mr. and Mrs Eli
Beers, Mrs Blakeslees Miss Fannie Beers,
Miss Myra Warner, Miss, Fannie May
Beers, Miss Alice Beers, John Beers,
Berthe Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06
trf1RARY AxD soorALlrfA1r
! ST AARY's SOCIAL AND LITERARY
fyT Trp

I.DA S1., 4Ah4-S -HOEAAl AND LIIERARY
| CLUB.
Tie first public appearance 81 this
| Catholic fraternity took place at the SAM
ldy Hook Opera house, Wednesday even
ing, November 2. and WAS success. 1t
took the form Of . minstrel performance
and dance and considering the short time
Tor rehearsal or preparation both were
very. creditable from the amusement
standpoint. The minstrel troupe was
materially aided in the musical line by
Messrs Semon and Rowe, soloists and
bantoists Of Bridgeport and IN the vocal
enoFte BY Misses Annie Hartigan and
Kate McMahon Of the same city, all Of
whom played and sang acceptably. Mrs
James W. Gordon OF Sandy HOOK rem
dered s0me violin selections that were
encored. Miss Kate Campbell presided
At the piano., The jokes and quaint say
tngs Of the end men, Messrs Frank Kill
bride and DR. james W. Gordon were ri-
diculous1y funny, and kept the large au-
dience In continuous 'roars of. laughter.
Upon the subjects of Legitimate humor,
human passions and folliee. the, skits
were clever and the reception OF them
generous, whether the application was
local Or n0ts,, Frank NcGran. was the
center man and made the opening ad-
dress. All of the troupe wore the min
strefs recognized OUTFIT, leggings and
all, which the club purchased "a an in
.yestment for the future and Newtown
audiences win doubtless hear them again,
'M.J. Keane Of Gas street executed an
excellent clog and surprised his friends
with bis mastery of very difficult figures
In the terpsichOrean art. He received an
encore pronounced and long. There were
other minor features that were good in
themselves but minstrel show proper
seemed to have most attractions for
those present. 1t rounded. out two hours
Of merriment, and was, itself, worth the
low price Of admission, which also in
ciuded the dance which followed. This
continued until the s.wee sma, hours,''
and was INDUCED in by many lovers Of
the slight fantastic toe'' in the valley of
music and Prof Donovan Of
the club prompted, with the usual .satis-
faction. There were visitors. present
from Danbury. Bridgeport, and Water
bury who came representing fraternities
in those places with objects and aims
similar to the club entertaining. These
were royalty received and entertained by
the reception committee OF the club and
departed satisfied. The club, after pay
ing q large bill Of expenses incident to
this initial event, had a. net. balance Of
$50, which has been added to their treas
ufyt The temporary officers Of this club
are: President, Rev Father +. Smith.
cuEate Of st Roses church; Bernard J.
keatings vice president; Frank McGran.
secretary,
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

who has any idea of buying, our fair prices
and splendid stock do the rest Our ambition
is to make every housekeeper in Western
our customer, and attorwards he
win be our friend on account Of the way we
use him. Our children are coming after us
but but 70 s morrow. # S You nj ioo%E % over ~ our y im
mense stock examine our prices, and com
pare them with, Other, houses, You viii nnd
that our efforts are for the best interest OF
our Gu ustomers, and that our share is only the
very small end OF 1t.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

Miss Lizzie -Scuddef wAs, home from
South Manchester to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8.
Scuddcr. Miss Symington and Miss Skim
ner from New Haven were also enter
tanned over the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

.iGood news b found IN he advertise
ment Of Warren H. LAmspl q Co. II
you intend to buy or buiM Z house, or
purchAie' . building LOT, Tams6n b Co.
Are the people you should seo and talk
With hetore dealing with any Other per-
yoG tkah this wen Known ana enterpris-
Ing firm.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

On Thanksgiving day Mr-and Mrs Ar
thur d. .Fairchild. welcomed q son, Mas
ter Robert Dsnaiug Fairehild, TO thefz
home In Taunton distriet.-.s.,s zoos -
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

- Thanksgiving guests at Desp and Mfs
Henry Moore's, were Mr. and AFs Will
iiam'' Fairchild and. Allke Powers and
Henry Moore OF, Dsnbury. ,rr -.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

|, This aeAson has proved 4. very .auspic-
ious one for the Stillman business college
F0f 'Danbury, 81 scholars being enrolled in
its membership. Mr. Stillman b aiming
to make his lch6Uf Second to none in the
state and evidently his efforts are meet
ing with approval Judging by the largely
increased SpatropAge. II thinking of
sending your boy or girl to . business
school correspond with Mr Stnlman.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

Foster, Bessie g Co.,. the combination
'clothiers Of Bridgeport would call your
attention to their advertisement, found
'on the last page Of this paper. Read es-
pecialli about that Mhd1eeex overcoat
that y sold evsEywhere at go but owing
stances they have been selling this sea-
son at $16, with great res1lfs. It will
pay for visit to their store to examine
their 'nne line Of goods.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

could tell the truth about! Our rules have
been as simple as the ancient "Rule OF
Three"
There are some people who thing we can
make IL rain-tbat we can deliver goods be-
lore they are ordered, etc., etc. Uf course we
do use all human energy to please our GUS
TONER'S and the growth of our business shows
that we have in measure succeeded. II we
can get q Glenwood Range In customers
house the rest OF our work Is easy. We are
sure then of q good natured customer-and
that Is half the battle.,, IT we get customer
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

= DR. W, c. vile Has staftsd work ON
clearing and laying out the grounds for
his neW residence on Mountain End. Vic
fDanbuiy News. r'' 'Fr
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

bsias' s. ths' siSk ~ M ! Si'ss. 9 9
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

Mr and Mrs Walker and SON Of Sing
'Sihe, n. Y, were guests over Thanks
Riving Of, Mr. and Mrs Phil0 Clarke.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

MI. u Eiiips Peck 6ss ola a,psii Acres oi
Mpodlsnd mar Bpta1ord Depot "a Pau
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

:, Mr. and Mrs r. H. Beers and, Miss An
ME Sanford passed Thanksgiving day at
Stockbridge.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06

Dea and Mrs Henry Fairchild and Misl
Elsie Moore, passed Thanksgiving day at
Broad Brook the guests Of Rev Mt Jones'
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-06
VOLUME XVIII.

who would be wild enough TO predict that
the little acorn which began to sprout on
Grand street In 1883 and transplanted TO East
Main street In 1893, could grow to be the giant
oak Il Is by 1906. like the statue OF liberty en-
tightening Western Connecticut World OF
No man would dare risk his
reputation by indulgingin such a prophecy.
And yet, here she stands d living reality. In
the midst OF the closest competi ion. But
these results have not been produced by
sharr practice. They have been brought
about by keeping only such goods as we.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
THE POTATO A uussoURIAN.
Claim That IL IL Native TO the
Jackson County Soil.

NHt" thnt " ~ FdttNe 10 thC
Jackson County SOFT
Jackson County promises to be
famous in history as the birth
place of the Irish potato, says the
Kansas City Journal. Some Of
the local botanists of Independ-
ence have discovered this fact and
have traced the lineage of the
vegetable, which is now known to
every table in the world as the
Irish potato" back to its birth
place, Little Santa Fe,
in the southern part of
this county. The botanists give
the name of the plant from which
the potato grew as "dioscorea ba-
tata," and feel confident IN their
assertion that the history of the
potato can be traced back to
Little Santa Fe. DIR. Billiard, u
well-known botanist and geolo-
gist, had in his possession recent
ly plant which be claimed to be
a specimen of the "dioscorea ba-
tata' found at Little Santa Fo.
BY tracing tho plant back some
300 years, the doctor says that ur-
doubtedly the dioscorea batata
was the prcgenitor of the so-call-
ed Irish potato. 1t appears that
the aborigines Of this section
knew the art Of propagation Of
plants by cultivation, from their
wild state, and by such knowl-
edge produced the tuber now so
generally in use and found on
every table.
Its a matter of history" said
the doctor, 'that the potato was
first used as an edible by the In
dams near what is now known as
Little Santa Fe, jackson county,
Mo. From there it became an
article of barter. The edible was
so palatable that its use spread
rapidly and became common
among the Indians of Virginia.
The potato fell into the hands of
Sir Walter Raleigh in Virginia
who recognized good thing VIXEN
he saw it. Sir Walter took it on
one of his trips to Europe,
and by reason of the soil and
climate of Ireland il at once
became q staple article of fod
hence the name irish potato. The
little town of Santa Fe has never
set up its claim for being the
birthplace of IreIand's staple
food. for outside the bo&anists the
matter is not possibly known to
the citiz4ns of the locality.
That the potato hourishes in
this locality. moro so than in any
other section Of the country, is a
welI-known fact, and the dloscorea
batata grows in great abundance
there. By experimental tests the
plant finally produces small
potato, from which larg-r ones
will grow"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10

Photography may yet be used
in medicine. An English photo
grapher took picture Of a boy.
The negative showed the face to
be covered with an eruption.
Three days later this became
visible to the eye.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10

Kukui Jewelry Specially. Particular
attention paid to all kinds Of repairs.
Campbell Block, Merchant Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
A Great Match MAKER.

A ma'ch.c itting mlchi'e is
qiite IN automatic curiosity. 1t
cuts 100000 a day, and tn N
arranges them over a vat, where
the heads are put on at a surpris-
ing rate of speed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
To the Public and Tourists.

Amy party wishing to take a
ride around the Island, or to the
Pail, can be accommodated at a
small cost by f. Smith, the Bus
man. At Smiths Stables can be
found at a moments notice Buss-
es, Wagonettes, Buggies, Saddle
Horses, etc for hire.
Special attention paid to Tour
lists wishing to take in the sights
at small fare. This is the cheap
est place in town.
Horses broke. double or single
also horses bought, sold or ex-
changed. For further particulars
apply to
f. SMITH.
Bus and Livery Stables.
King st, between Fort and Bethel.
Telephone 4O8. June Is. emo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
THOS. LINDSAY,

MANUFACTURING JEwEIER AND WATCH
MAKER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
NEW BEACH RESORT.
Saratoga Is Its Name-Grass Covered
Lnnais-SOuih Sea Museum.


Mrs. Batchelors place on the
Waikiki beach, known 0s Beach
Grove, has lately been tasen by
III. G. Reid and A. e. Carver, who
have made extensive alterations
and additions to it. They have
renamded it "Saratoga." and it is
now open for picnic and pleasure
parties.
Among its attractions are col
grass-tha tched ianais looking out
over q smooth sand beac CHI t. the
breakers and ocean beyond. There
is an assembly room with a piano
for dancing parties, and dining
lanai well furnished.
One particular novelty is an en-
tire grass house of native pattern,
now partly and to be wholly fur
nished with articles of Polynesian
make, such as Hawaiian and
South Sea mats, tapas, fans, etc.
1t will have a valuable assortment
of native cur;os for commentator
At present the bathing is not
deep enough for swimmers ex-
cepting at high lido, but it is very
suitable for women and children
who dare not venture into deep
water. Mr.. Carver, who is pos
sessed Of engineering skill, in
tends to blast out swimming
pool on one side of the beach
front, 200 feet in length and so
feet in width, which viii! give deep
water bathers ample scope for
natatorial exercise.
The proprietors will spare no
efforts to cater to the pleasure of
customers. Saratoga" is reach
ed from Bishops switch on the
car route by the old Waikiki road,
and will be convenient to the
beach boulevard now being con-
structed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
Business Cards.
LEVERS g. COOKE,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER
AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIALS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10

GRACE.
Dam OF Creole, 2:lj; Eagle,
s:lg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-10
HONOLULU IRON WORKS,
ALLEN & ROBINSON.

Dealers in Lumber and Coal
and Building Materials of all
kinds.
Queen Street. Honolulu.