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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
BY CABLE.

Mall Is Tran smitted To and From This
Mountain Post Once.
American ingenuity finds its way ell
over the globe. A Swiss on his return
from America was appointed postmss-
ter at Braggio, small village situated
on the crest of the mountain high abo re
the valley of Calucua. His predecessors
had been in the habit of hiring noun
taineers to make these perilous trips.
paying the expense from their own
pockets.
Upon the death of the last carrier
20 one could be found willing to take
the dangerous climb for the small COM
pensation offered. 1t was then that
the young Swiss showed his American
training.
He decided TO press into service ior
the carrying of mail cable that for
merly had been used in the transporta-
ton OF timber. The cable line was es.
tablished without delay.
At Braggio, which is not less than
$500 feet above Arvigo. was built a
small cabin in which was placed the
drum for the coiling of the cable. A
similar station with conveniences for
receiving the mail basket was erected
at Arvigo. The cable is capable of sus-
tanning a weight of more than 1000
pounds, and due allowance has been
made for the construction and expan-
sion of the metal.
On two pulleys running over the wire
hangs the basket used for carving the
mail matter. 1t is built in the shape
of q boat to facilitate its movement
through the air.
When the time for dispatching the
mail arrives, tia Office down in the val
ley is signaled by means OF a bell. The
basket is put into position, the lever
touched, and down shoots the whole
outfit Five minutes after the mail
IS in the hands OF the postmaster at
Arvigo.
The basket is then returned TO its
point Of departure by means of wind
lass. What formerly took 81 hours Of
time is now done in less than Is min
pteS--Philadelphia Inquirer.
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the ten OF spades has been touched; q
shade lower, but still in the middle, the
ace of hearts; at the left hand bottom
corner, the nine of diamonds. The
same information is conveyed in the
performers absence, by the position in
which he leaves the pack on the table
The nine cards are placed on the table
In such manner as to leave space for
nine more imaginary cards, similarly
arranged, to right or left of them. (See
Fig. ~
When card has been touched, the
performer carelessly leaves the pack
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Doctor said ~ old lady the other
day TO her family physician. -can you
tel me bow Il Is THAI some folks are
born dumbT' ~Why-her1-cerf2inly,
madam" replied the doctoE. 1T -
owing 20 the fact that they come into
The world without the faculty OF
speech" Dear mel remarked the Old
LADY. now just see VIA; IL l. 20 have
. medical education, I've ass.ed ny
husband more than = hundred times. the
same thing. and al tia. coaid &c:
CIT Of hiIa VA: because they are -
-azcA
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way up, again hold
ing it upright in
the left hand, but
this time clear OF
the palm.
he then drops in
ball No. 2, which by
its impact forces
out No. l which is
now, (the tube hav-
ing been reversed)
below the constric-
ton in the center.
No. 2 remains in the
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George Y jenkins. s-3-to- - ,ss sazfa
Mara T1ne~. CzL. "a sg@as--g q ~
vz-soazz ailments q c5f31rs1 zzSd
-@w-h~- ny caE6rea have c-ou5 ts~-. 70
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it will be observed, is the same as in the
first case, with table substituted for the
top card. and the pack for the thumb as
indicator.
The feat is made still more effective
by laying out the cards face downwards,
instead of upwards, the medium
still naming the card, which has to be
turned up to see whether he is right.
The pack is in this case arranged &C
cording to some easily remembered
formula, as for instance, the time hon.
ored Eight kings threaten to save
IS ladies for one sick knave," suggest
ing: Eight, kings, three. ten, two,
seven, nine. five, queen, four, ace, six,
knave.
The suit must also be arranged in
determinate order. The alphabetical
(Club, Diamond, Heart, Spade) being
as good as any. In arranging the pack,
the performer takes face upwards the
eight of clubs, and on it lays the king
of diamonds, on this the three OF
hearts, then the ten of spades, two OF
clubs, seven of diamonds, and so on
till the pack is complete. This must be
done privately, beforehand. Before
laying out the nine cards, the perform
er invites some one to cut the pack. He
then places the lower half on the upper,
and takes the nine cards needed from
the top. When the medium returns,
he first notes the bottom card, which
the performer takes care that he shall
have full opportunity of seeing. This
gives him the first card of the nine, be-
ing the one next following in the for
mula- Thus if the bottom card be a
queen OF spades, the first card on the
table will be the four of clubs-and
knowing this, it is easy TO calculate the
LANES of the others.
The Silver Tube and Ball-This is
a more ambitious feat. The visible ap,
paratus consists OF an ebony ball, Ia
inches in diameter. and nickeled /
brass tube six inches in length and Of |
such diameter as just to admit the ball. |
Midway between the two ends its inter /
nal diameter is restricted (by the appli- !
cation of minute dabs of metal at four /
points of the circumference TO the ex. 1
tent of rather less than one-sixteenth I
of an inch. The projections are rubbed /
down to smoothness, and are so slight /
that no one casually looking through 1
the tube could even perceive their pres
ence. Besides the visible ball, the per-
former is supplied with two Others, one
OF them exactly like the visible ball.
which is of such q size that it will droD
freely into the tube, but is just too
large 10 pass the construction in the
center. The third ball is shade small
er. and passes freely through the tube.
the central impedi-
ment The difference is. however. so
slight that TO casual inspection ali
three appear precisely alike
When about to show the trick the ball
performer conceals the smaller bail
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on the table, in
the position occu-
pied, by the cor
responding I'M
agInary c ar d.
Thus. suppose the
ten of spades was
touched, he Will
lay the pack on
the spot marked.
The medium, not
ing its position.
s g a l u knows
with certainty
which card has
been touched, and
points it out ac-
cordlngiy. os
The principle,
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point. The numbers on either si6e of
1t, being alike, would simply be brought
together, and the circle would either
be complete, or the break would occur
ct some other point. as to which the
performer would have no indication
Which was the card? For this feat
the concurrence of two persons is nee
essary. For greater clearness, we viii
designate them the performer and the
medium" the theory being that the
trick is performed by means Of some
sort Of clairvoyant faculty. During the
absence of the medium from the room
the performer lays out in rows of three,
nine cards. face upwards, as in Fig. L..
and invites the spectators to touch one
Of them This done, the medium re-
turns to the room; the performer gazes
at him fxedly. but does not speak or
make any visible sign. After mo-
ment's consideration, the medium says:
The card touched was the queen of
diamonds" or as the case may be.
Again he retires, and another card is
touched, with the like result Finally,
TO show that the mediums clairroyant
faculty is not dependent upon the pres
ence of the principal performer, the
latter steps into another room. or be-
hind screen, before the return of the
medium. and still the card is correctly
named.
The secret is of the simplest The
performer having laid out the nine
cards, keeps the rest of the pack in his
hand. The surface of the top card, by
previous agreement with his confidant,
represents the area occupied on the lat
ter by the three cards, and is divided
into nine imaginary spaces correspond
ing with them. (See Fig. p
The performer has only to let the tip
of his thumb rest on the proper space,
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Pooled Th.lr I..ne-

Since J. L. BOxdlst1 retired from The
-four business the oxford Mills have
Joined the Hunter Milling company q
Wellington IN a common agency which
IS n charge OF y. o. Williams az 81
South Main street The products .
thess Two superior rnills-hlEh grade
-four. esp-ciaiiy-is kept IN fun supply
a. the Wichita depot. ard orders are
promptly filed d-3l-s-;-t-s
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and the medium,
noting its position,
k n o W S at once
which ard has
been touched. Now
the thumb in the
position shown in
Fig. 3 shows that
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Definition.

But they say" he faltered. with
gieam of hope in his eyes, that a wolc-
ans no means yes
In tbs case" replied he scoroful
beauty, '>you win find that q won,xu's
no means 'nit-'n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24

Al am in a tight place.
B-What's the matter now?
Il have got 10 raise $50 by three
O'clock tomorrow"
Why do you require precisely 500 ga
Il have 10 pay a 500 note in banl.
md I've got the other doIlar.--Texas
Siftings.
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like TO try the experiment" He offers
the tube and ball for that purpose, but
in doing so, deity changes No. 2 for
No. 3, which, as the reader is already
aware, passes freely through the tube,
and with which, therefore, the modus
operandi cannot possibly be discovered.
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A Rarit-:

Whluock. the Enterprise" meat man.
mas IN his market shiS morning . tat
young buffalo ready 10 be served in cuts
10 suit Go quick IL you want some OF
II Plenty of other kinds of meat .rld
oysters, toe es1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
Ahrtrefo Mofh@r.

Mrs. winsl0vs Soothing Syrup
should always - Used for children
teethlnz- II soofbes the child. sofisas
the gums. allzys al pain. cures Wind
collie. and r. fhe best remedy s0T
6iarrhoes- Twenty-Five cents bot
lie Tset hT mlii!cnE u rsothsrL
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Don't Monkey

With stove that doesn't perform
right. nor with a piece OF furniture
that's broken send them straight 70
313 East Douglas avenue. and Drake &
Ross will right en- W Ike they ouRh;
10 be. 'Twon't cost much c-3.-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24

Any name you desire in handsome
type put on your card cases. pocket
books or any other Christmas present
IA gold letters at this ONCE. 26-et
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24

The test OF refinement and good taste
is in the establishment provided for the
home. Never was there such an oppOr-
tunity for securing these. in art goods.
especially in picture frames as Is now
afforded at Martins art store. 32-It
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ing the left hand,
which is seen emp
ty. will somebody
pick up the tube.
and seewhether the
ball is there 2" The
tube is lifted, and
the b all foun d.
While all eyes are
drawn in that di-
Erection, he drops
ball No. 3. per
haps one of the
company woul d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
ARE YOU GOINC TO KANSAS CITYY

NE YOU GOINO 10 KANSAS CITY,
REMEMBER THE MISSOURI PA
CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Is the ony line that runs strictly
Wiehit2-ksnsas City train Leaving
wichita at 9.o5 y. m, arriving at Kan
sas City next morning at 1.20. This
train IS made up at Wichita. and there
fore always leaves on time Nee chair
cars and Pullman slsepers.
Notice the leaving time and the next
time you so 10 Kansas City take The
Missouri Pacific Always on time.
Never late. Fine equipment. Leaves
Wichita al a reasonable hogr ard ar
rives at Kansas City neither too late
nor too early. Ticket once ilt North
Main street Depot corner Second and
" ch.ts streets
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about his person or
elsewhere, so that
il viii be instantly
get-st-able- The
professional con
turer for this pur-
pose tucks il Just
under the front o.,
his vest; IL the gar
ment be fairly
tight there Is little
fear OF its falling.
OF the TWO equal
halls. one "a
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Get
In Gold.

Your Christmas Fish and Oysters from
Brakeman Bros, 502 East Douglas.
Phone q. 27-7t
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Gold LETTERING.

Gold or gilt lettering on Christina
presents OF any kind neatly done at
this office. 26-6t
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Thet BY var SICK. re gave h-r caeo-ia.
When shO Vas Child, she cried Ter Cassoria-
When she became Mis-. she chung 20 CAto-iA-
When she LID Chitirse. she Eavsthern C4z;o-is
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Hack TA1e

Exchange stables at Orlando s,t Sun
water. We make e rp~rialfy a carry
tng passengers between fhss- pointA
Travelling r1s1's rafrona-s solicited
SHIVELY. VAN WEKE * SHIFELT.
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ana oSner other plump young dressed
fowls. tender meats. oysters. t,sr s-,5
the relishes needed TO complete a ,ood
dinner. all az Joe's market. PA Norts,
Main. go,
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A E. fitzpatrick OF fillmore. Cal. had
the misfortune 70 have his leg caught
between cart and stone and badly
bruised. Ordinarily he would have been
laid Up for two or three weeks. bu; says:
After using one bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm began 70 feel better.
and IN three days was entirely Wen.
The peculiar soothing qualities which
Chamberiain's Pain Balm possesses
have never noticed in any other llai-
ment- / take pleasure in recommending
t." This llniment Is also OF great
value for rheumatism and lame back
For sale by druggists or Chamberlain
Medicine Co. direct
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HOLIDAY RATES
SANTA FE ROUTE.

NffaN = It = ItIfI 7 2
To all points within 600 miles OF wIch-
tia at one and one-third fare the round
trip.
Tickets on sale Dec. -. % and 81. 1885.
and Jan. I. 1896. limited for return 10
and including Jan. ?. 1896
TAGG & CARNEY.
City Ticket Agents
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AftrlcriEn.

as she pretty?"
NO; but she has a prepossessins
bank account."-Puck.
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

Tickets win be sold Dec. s4th. 18th.
Slst and Jan LIST ar enc and one-third
dare Tor me round trip 20 points within
.oo miles OF Wichita: final limit JAM
10 ]. II. PHILLIPS
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That the Santa he route (St. Louis and
San Francisco railway is positively
the only line running two daily through
passenger trains from Wichita TO 81.
Louis. without change. leaving wIchl-
IA at ll.e0 a. m. and 1910 p. m. arr4v-
Ing in St Louis at $50 p. m. and csc a.
IN. The equipment OF these tiaius ia
first class in every particular, consist
ing OF elegant reclining chair cars (st-t -
tree) and Pullman Palace Drawing
Room Sieepers.
80 1ou are going beyond ST. Louis re-
member that connection with ali lines
for the east. northeast and southeast IL
made In the magnificent new Grand
Union depot. 81. Louis, the largest and
handsomest passenger station In ths
world.
For sleeping car berths and all infor-
nation relative 10 rates. routes, etc,
call at Santa Fe Route ticket office. i5s
North Main street. or Douglas Avenue
station. do n
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KANSAS STATE TEACHERS AsSo.
CITATION. TOPEKA. DEC. IS to 81.
TtlREKA DEC o 70

1Ot 1<N-&' Ltt-Nl- . 10 =.
Round trip. one fars-s4s2. Rock Is
land route. Tickets on sale December
"A 10 q. Final limit December so.
IS<f
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The popularity OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and the high esteem in
which II Is held leads US 20 believe Il 10
be an article OF great worth and merit.
We have the pleasure Of giving the ex-
perience OF three prominent citizens Of
Redondo Beach. Cal. In the use Of the
remedy. Mr.. A. V. TruGell says: II
have always received prompt relief
when l used Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
edy." Mr.. James Orchard says. 4
am satisfied that Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy cured my cold" Mr. j. a.
Hatcher says: For three years I
have used Chambcrlain's Cough Rene
dy In my family and its results have al
ways been satisfactory For sale by
druggists or Chamberlain Medicine Co,
direct
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OF TRAIN SERVICE ON
THE ROCK ISLAND ROITTE

Commencing Sunday. Dec. 8, train
No. ). leaving Wichita for the South
AZ AZ a m viii run daily except Sun
day and train No. 4. leaving for the
North at le.l5 a m daily except Sun
North AZ l2:lS a. N. daily except Mon
day. J. II. PHILLIPS.
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Take the Ferguson stage from Perry
20 Pawnee. Meets al trains if3 n
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concealed in the palm of the left hand.
ard the other VITA tie ;uhs i.exsiAi-
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Dec .. % and q. the Santa Re route
VIII sell tickets FOR is3. the round trim.
Tickets on sale Dec q, Is. % and =.
good returning up 20 and including
Dec. 30. TAGG & CARNEY.
City Ticket Agents
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1--WE
Told
You
So"

The Administrators Sale
ended Saturday, but the
Low Prices that made it
the most successful clear
ance sale of rightly-made
clothing, high grade fur
nishings and stylish hats
ever inaugurated in this
city and created a true
Mecca" for economical
buyers, remain unchanged
until Jan. l.
SAME PRICE TO ALL.
HERMAN & HESS
400 E. DOUGLAS AVE.
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For the Annual Meeting
KANSAS STATE TEACHERS Assoc
-TTUN-
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500 h,oushcuf the World British depot. =. NV
DKue AID CAIN Corr. Sole PFooz- Bor.cn II .
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rnnunLnIN ALENANnnIA.
Fenrs Entsrtninrd That Another
Massacre 8. Contsm plated.

Fenr. Entsrtninra That iAuothor
Massacre ~ Contsmpintad.
LoSDoS, FEB. 20.--A Dispatch to the
Times lsUm I8fisD HtyG
rnc munacing sspuCt OF ausif9 IN
AlexanIria continues 10 occupy public
attention. Threats OF vengeance arc
freely uttered. A change Ot The gatri.
son that has Jus. occurred IL c1usid-
rtod 80 favor tua cDauue- Oi pubuc die.
tufbince, WALTZ the large iahuE n
BrI1llns into tue outskirts Oi tue city
during the past fow weeks 10 regarded
az n litquiotiug feature.
All these symptoms WILDLY rccal
those inst hoFnidcd the mastacrUs In
1882. For some time past one OF the
kuedivt's ptuigges, whose PATRIOTISM
has Ueou silmulgtud by diamisaai from
tnn government service, has been busy
among the Bcuguiu1, distributing kuo-
dival lnrguHso AMI recruiting body
guard Tor tls khodivc's person. That
the dangerous agitation has boon ur.
uhclllly provoked Is evident ttom the
contrast Alexandra urtbBntt ~ tho
complete tranquility and cUu,uutmeut
prevailing throughout the rrstOi Egypi
since tho formation Of the military o,
Nubar Pagha.
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Tho VOW Vol. atrII.e.

NEW YORK, Feb. gO.-THo labor sit
untiOu involved ~ tne u.riae u the
electrical workers declared On MJhiay,
has assumed grave aspect. The
threat Of calling general strike iu lhr
building trades was IA pant carried out
when $50 men employed on twO Of tho
blFaua. building enterprises in the city
threw down ,uulr tools. Tomorrow
more great buildings VIII DO deserted,
aud AT ! O'Clock Ia the afternoon In %
conference of the state committee anu
STRIKE VI bulldog traces iu thia city
aud Brooklyn viii ug declared, stop
ping tue construction d thiIty-sovgn
large hui diugs ana innumurauiv umall
uuus, anu throwing ont Of work at O.
very conservative estlmate 10000 myn.
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SANFHANCICJ. Feb. 2l.--rueUnlou
Flour hiliF,uI STOCKTON, purchased lnsJ
year OF tue SptfTy combine lOT S.0i,uUO
hos closed down. OF tho thirteen mills
owned by this syndicate iu various
pats Of tuutt tlo only three arc now ia
operation. Iue closing down g. said 10
be- dUa to the TOO strong opposition ui
the Crown mills, iJf which tho COM
bine yAluiy offered one million DOLLAR.
Had tbl8 bid been accepted the lUur
trust would have beOu iu as CONE
ple,e control las sthU sugar trust.
Instead, "a bitter fight has been wHgtd
iu tho course Of which tue price uf
dUur has iallra from 5000 ~ $3.50 a
barrel. Tho Crown mlllB ARE sand to
no backed by BaliOuL Guthrie d. Co.,
SchwaUachur Bfus,, anu e1-SiEyUr
Grace, OF New YORK. This war mas
bleu 600 much Tor tue combine, anu all
Of the closed down milIa nave been dit
mnntled.
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that tho iniorcst Of tho bonds
must DO paid, aud that thu
b)uds themselves arc liable 70 Dc
repaid thirty years hence, NOS ia gold,
but me silver Or rlckvlur other coin 90
the Unitod rtlios. 80 one could
blame inc Umtod States o., ilndius
Themselves under financial pressure,
thoy preferred 10 make tlu bond pay
uouis lu C1iu otaUr than gold, pfivi-
lege Tor which they paid dearly and
with much discomfort.
The Du.W Graphic giya!
"lhutc BE- Avtuins rutpislng IN tue
success VI the loan. Such interest b.
no. offered every day, especially ~ %
borrower whose Ultimate Buivoncy
ralaos mo- megivlnr, oven should DIM
Uuilirs nrlte ui the future"
WAGluSgTON, ID. o., Feb. 2O,-Ihe
treasury umoialB heard today Win
much a4tlH'soti0u Of the success OF the
late bond issue. They ure especially
pleased with tlo favor with which coo
loan WINS received in L0nuou, ~ 10
shows moot yUnu'usivuly uUb abroad
in our financial urcuEth uul purpose
" pay ail obligations 100 Bull.
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wa romantic one. Miss Helen rus
whom he married, wasa Now EuE-
land woman Of middle age, ullrk lh
the office Of the rec rior Of dteds ~ The
District Of Columbia, when No. D5uk-
lass was appointed g. that oiiics. she
was memusr ola literary sIolrtg To
which he belonged. lhUy were throw %
much together aud finally became cn-
gagged. Her relatives opposed She union
bitterly on auo0uut VI his COLOR Out
finally yielded 90 force OF Clfcumtt th-
COZ. 50mn OF thom have Tor come iim
been living near the DJuglats home
on Anac0sta Heights.
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mAwAIIAv ENtLrs,
ono Of Thcm ThoyoniuE Dirt for a
LtvirZ.

VANCouNRR, B. g., Feb. 2l,--rhe
IepOrigI Hawaiian rJyuHH, Grams.
iuun, Johnston aud Mullen, AFRO btll
here. MullpE wu0 waB q prosperous
merchant boz Honolulu, hoe usss given
WORK by thu city uhuvoIIirH uig, on the
streets 30 suaulu him 90 1--we. johns
tome igiundB have come O. biz relief
ruO American, CWuaiauu, 10 gutbt
uf Umts4 states COulIl f.,suJu. The
men fear tHat Hli thaIr property IN
Honolulu uuB been s.l1aI ~ tho
HgWhliau government