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THE rSAL DEorHos aor YEr ~
SUuECEB.
ounA's INsUREEoIIoN.
spanish Troops March against a.Rsbei
stTou. hotd.

HAvAHA, June 80 -rbfee column,
OF tgDups consisting ct .OJJ men under
GrueTnls Casco aud Garcia and Col.
Navarro, acting In conjunction
AnI accompanied Ivy niue gui lea, have
lult hJugUla NJugu, marching Ia the
direction Of Graz PlrIA IN order 90
aii4ck the strong pa.ll.9uB occupied ny
the Insurgents In Sierra Muslta. Thp
CsunlTy travels d by tho troops In ION
OF Intricate paths aud the soldiers ate
experiencing much difficulty In pusl.
lng forward. The place la which the
iutuTg1ut camp and hospital are locsl.
oil Ia thought 10 bo inaccessible.
one hundred insurgtnB under Ba-
tihO Gueffe has been attacked by Col.
lsisO 40 Aguidalla near Msdio., santa
CiaTH. The insurgents disbandOd aud
lott tWu dead Gud four wounded on the
Leld. If0Oya are being sent from the
province OF Santiago do Cuba to tEs
province VI Santa ClaTS la Wow oi the
increase In the insuTgents' forces at
Villas LiuutL a colonel Of the
CamaIusna regiment OF volunteers hss
committed suicide, because n mrjOf o;
HE regiment, CassalleG, deserted 10 the
enemy with many Holdierh. Captain
General Martinez dc Camps hRE
sailed with q detachment VI troops 10
Glen uegOs, province OF Sauta Clara.
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HOW MUCH TO PAY.
That is The QUESTION Relating 10 thG
Men Killed at Amy.
rOAL COMPANY OFFERS $500

RED CAsYoS, Uln,a. wyoy

June 90, 1895.
Editor Dessrst NcuE
MIR. John W. cannon, clerk Of the
dlsirict court ut EyanntOu, held meet.
ng with the widows and dependents,
who were deprived Of their bread win.
nefs by the explosion Of gas In the No.
o mine OF Rel Canyon on the .U.h Of
March, 1895, In the r. Of II. han tlis
evening. tho attendance was large,
although only those were admitted
who are directly interested Ia The case.
The business ui Iao meeting was
laid before lho audience by Nir. BAN.
mon, who read over u number OF iut.
tcF which had passed between him.
telf, tile company aud their SCENTS,
relative to the claims Of lhc widuws
and other dependents.
Tho widows of tho Finlnnders were
properly instructed by ons Of their
own vJun.fymUu On every point inii
down by Mt SammOn. A large mum.
nor % qurfL1ns were asked uGlrlug un
lhu amount &c nancy tho Company
was Wiling a. give toward the claims
msdp UPON Igem by Mr, SRnmgn N
behalf u .uo tVrtaveh families, ruI
the HIGHEST amounts W. have offered
was 5 go per head. AZ tubs point tho
sense @. the meeting war takUn a. "
whether they would NEE, Mr. Beeman
aud accept the company's oilcr ~ n
settlement. 10 this the following
Proposition was unanimously carried
fhat we are prepared 10 accept as u
settlement Of our claims upon tho
/ Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron COM
pany, Il paid IT once, the sum Of $1,000
| anu costs.
TITO remaining business, after many
inquiries, Was to take legal proceedings
against tue company 10 recover dAm-
\ ages. RICHARD X. HUDUsOS.
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In the Police Court

There were several cases Of petty
character In the police court this fore.
noon. After the Usual grind Of DRINKS
had been disposed Of Edward Sudwig
plead guilty 10 the charge Of tTespass
anu Tor the next Ave days will cat al
Sol KimbRips iAil table when not en-
gagou Ia improving tue condition oil
the streets on Capitol HIN.
H.. Nisino, an Italian saloon keeper,
forfeited $50 on u failure ~ appear aud
defend himself against the charge Of
running gambling house.
A well known business man Was
fined $40 aud costs for EsERulting and
forcibly olvoiing from his store, n msll
csTfieT with whom hs had a dispute
over q bicycle. The defendant was
represented by an attorney ana took an
appeal.
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special ~ tuiueT 81 the Pension be-
pnriufnt J. q. Wait.

CHFyJ, Iowa, June ga matlou
fora huw tfinl NJ the caFu II Ware.
special Examiner H.. +. Wuito, o, the
prnailn larmlut, CIlviy.,a u iu.
tiW.1slus w,tarHs Ia tau u l1ura.oI
Van LHuyul investigation, wss denied
JIay. iYs penalty unIer $40 law u
mut over Two yeats Ia thu poulteuuaty
Ur siUJ lug.
Waite asked tho court /, impose on
hiu to extreme penalty " tIo court
believed hlm Guiity. Hs uiguiugI
suI irc!iag uppcr brought Tears u Ihu
uyrs q tue spectators. rue court ilnui
aim -jJ. The casr has been lppgal, d.
ltIstult by tu1 pension yurusg thnl
the cnJgt b C'nyig. Waite ON tine part
OF the stats courts 100 Iowa Il really gu
attack on the bureau, brought ny tho
ifienGs Of Van ipuveu.
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From the SOciely Islnnds.

Elder Thomas Jogoi JT., OF Hooper
Weber county, u lately returned miS.
sionnry from the Society Islands, Is Ia
tbs CITY aud male the NEWS pleasant
sail last evening. lie returned from
the lslauGs IN company with Elders
Damrou AMI SeegmilloT, mention OF
wnuru TctuTu WAS made some days ago,
hut iuft them at Ogien and went to
Hooper. Elder jones loft on his mis-
sion April %, 1852, with Elder Brown.
The first 1--we months he spent on this
island u Tahiti, aud the remainder on
the Chain Islands. His health has
been good aud he has enjoyed his
lahore, the worat feature being the
food, consisting principally OF fish,
canned meats and o0ooanuls.
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that both hisa.d his wi'o's hralth Ia.
bUon greatly benefited 10y their 90
urn in Rome,
The Hynl.y regatta rt0misss TO be
thr gAyesi Ia Yeas. The demsud t.r
huusrb ats was never 10 great aud 10
gJinCas h1s teen given Tor one boai
TOT week and five ruineas bhs botn
charged for the rent VI email bed.
room.
According 10 Lord Ddntaven's
present piaus tho Nalkytlo III Will
not DO any racing ON tie Clyde DriOio
starting Tor the United Slatui, which
event II d. believed will occur about
July no, but his plans ats subject 10
uueuEe.
Beu,on, the Jubilee "pluugof" 10
shout town again betting aud winning
heavily on the races.
Msssrs. Croker and Dryer seem 10
he 4 8COuraged with thuig experience
here. They say they do not know
when they will race again.
Tho drought 10 beginning 10 he
serious 10 the towns rs well ~ the
,gtmrfs. Birmingham, CDvBntry aud
many other places have placed severe
restrictions on the ure OF water anu
the flushing Of sewers Of ulght has been
stopped.
Al the TifEArERs.
The past work hh' uguu ulusuaily
dull. George Alexander ytttsfdEy
revived The Second SITE. Tanquuray
Ut the -. James VITA lis. billiard ne
hts. rauquuray. snu WAS very sue
cus4'ul.
AZ tho Lycoum Sir Henry itvius ~
spylook has been playing 10 nodctS.u
UubiuttF.
The rivalry between Sarah Ber1.
hafut and ElesaIlo Du1u hfs finally
eliminated ga n. CxpTOUilu of opinion
On sac plf. ui Tue Iurmur. sue Wit
gUssui Dus''s Camille.
eta TIE SECOND not, - said B0rnharIt,
"Eud again he the nur there were
Yroty little uitH Of business in Dufr's
lvl OrnauCo that intcreblcl auI pleulJd
| me. But between uursylvrs, ~ ytu
must have tho ttufh, / thought hUF a
Little bouTygisu iOt the part"
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rado, eUiu1t cem.rJo on account o.
uis BiDibyI's IrAtU.
j. A. England, one of tn, bot
Jumper, o' the l.c8l team, hls strained
hls aukie severely. Hu was counted
On o. win the N.gt jump.
Bufb, "a heavy weight aud champion
shot ruiiUE hos been detained on his
Northern Colorado BuCn,
Tho CaliiornA athletes are IN fuu
form, having experienced no nl 'litcts
from the high attitude. Thti, practice
work nero mss been done win such
ease aslU enc ufagc tBUm 10 hops o.
make romo new amateur athletic
frcUt'y. A their cJmpftiors carry a.
college cJlIt., OF CYussrauy new marks
made nero Will not claugu the college
competitive records.
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Tho following impor! change In time
Of Union Pacific trains Is announced,
effective tomorrow lsundayg
GA and after tia. date the local pas.
songor train from the south now ar
irving At $40 y. M, will arrive ut 4ij
4. tu.
Tho traln now leaving a, 1926 y. m.
igr Butte, H1lsRa, poTralu aud ali
points east, will leave a, $3.50 y. M,
arriving at Butte al 5,ij h. m. insteal
Ul $3.50 A. M, ~ at pftsUut.
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LARGE sImAwuEaRIrs
chicago gSt. a shipment from seattle.
wash. aud Pays Tor 80,

CHICAGO, June 22,-s,rNw berries "a
large 40 gOOd sized waluuls picked
from the vines NJ Seattle; Wssh., have
arrived ~ this city. IL was the hrst
shipment Of tho sort. Representatives
Of the leading hotels, restaurants and
faucy grocery houses took the fruit
readily at prices varying from 80 to 90
case VI five eonis 10 iiiteen cents =
quart. Seattle shippers wero notified
OF tue successful outcome Of thelr ven.
tuTo anu expressed hearty subtraction.
II appears tnEt lhefs 10 n new market
tor what has heretofore boon considered
commodities too periBhAbls for such
long distance shipment.
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ROSEBERY'S CABINET
RunOrs that ,ho British Ministry will
Resign Today,
A VERY CRITICAL SITUATION
Efforts 10 Prevent ths IRISH land Bill
from Passing is Final
Stage.

LONDON, June 22.-whsn the cabl-
net adjourned Tor lunch, no decision
had been reached regarding Ne resign.
alton. Tue ministers will meet again
a, tour O'Clock.
rns ws,tmins,cr Gd;t''s, liberal,
says II is generally expected the cab,'
net Will decide ~ resign.
Lord H1sobery dinrs with the queen
at wlnd-or tonight in accordance with
q prcvi5us invitation.
Tho CasiHs sdIs: "rho Irish gte
strongly opposed to dissolution. they
dvClarb % tho government resIrns, We
have been betrayed. We must uHvg
tUc land h,il Al would be q b,Iudst
Aui re- crimr T. dcifpui ~ OF il."
Tho government ~ receiving many
communications ifJm no leading sup.
uourts throughout tue county, urg.
ing tncm NOT 10 saga1r1 ,hl irgitIa.
tive work Or rcsigu OWING 10 scrHiCn
VI ravtrBp.
Tho ST. Jane, Gassus snyg "rho
fate OF the ministry l. UIuud up with
tue decision 0f Cam lDcll.BaunUTmau,
and tguuuous Efforts hsr tciug maIe
o. induce hiu 80 reconsider his bCi.
zion. a very strong whip viii bu o..
Hugu by tgr miu.steTlaUa.1 ol MarIaY
guuaI lglshmgn have Uteu Hummgug4
b1,g."
In Wow ol the fac. illt when TIC
CABINET OBI urnuI igrlul,h no .Ucis 80
hal t,an reached Tofald 81. ..s. .B-
tl0r, au rxuic..iDu rrg71..I ln1. D tI'
, Ing ltluiluWIll boz k44Hu uuUl alJ.-
Iav, when Hihigmuut viii Dec HHuu
iu tuH uuusT OF & mulIB, suJr..E af.
let tHc c1uag'l broke uu o. 1850, Poet.
mister GClvghl Arnold Morley Huu
thiupbHIi. wur1 sum.
WuayI O. C8uIrr with L1rf d. HHlu.s.
This B.Iiel tbs tumsrH Ihgs the miuIs.
iors will Hnally decide 90 to5lFlHEu
on, upon tue opp1aiiiou the respond.
/ Biily of government aud make IuyIu
/ sgigc. u time flr tue dissolution OF
| Parliament,
Iguu aysiu 1t ~ reported tho govern.
myut may determine - carry on none
contentious m'a.utBf and appeal 10 tue
| cuuliTy latter. T. ihrF course, he lu.
llUyou, viii prevent tho lribn lauu Oh
am other important measutCs tom
| passing So mat Stage. IL asserted
! thr lrlsh members arc IaTsuiy Tuspuu.
slble Tor tho ute-eut situation, Rs thtir
action ~ compelling tho chancellor Of
! tho cXch.quer ~ rUsu,n4 biz voie Tor
] TIE erection OF statue 90 Oliver
| Cromwell seTiouily undermined the
| government.
THE FiSAL Decision aOr YET ~.
HUuNCEp.
The Cabinet Tose Mt 63Aj y. IN. but
| the decision arrived NJ h. not known.
I At tho elise oI the meeting, tlO
/ Premier, L1t1 klstbUrTy, fthurd or
| Windsor ~ Inform the Queen o. tue
| decision Of tue minislUTr, winch Will
| not DO announced Until Monday.
/ Ihurc H. a strong impression thbt tho
] Cabinet has ueulluI 90 Ipsluu.
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An ARMY" LASS IN TROUBLE,


Miss Blanche Cox, the well known
salvation Army la's who preached su
col qu5ntly and earnestly in tue rHbor-
nacie hero something over ayoar ago,
ls In trouble 10 C0i1TGlo anu the SAT-
Lake bgauoh Of tho Amy Is unhappy
~ result bat hopeful tnAt matters
viii terminate for tue best The par
iloulAu Of ths oAss are given IN tue
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Pylhian Knights at SaIlair.

The Knights Of Py,hlas who cam1
IN from the sGu,h yesterday have had
royal time Of sigul'seeius and pleas
uTe. Rides, bRnqus,s, speeches, music,
excursions and o,uor like domUn-tra.
lions have Gsep given in their honor
since their arrival. THIS gteTnUUn
they went OUT 10 SalIsig ana Tie
reception committee with GHnd
Chancellor joan T.. MsAkin NJ its heu
are doing all ~ their power ~ please
and entertain the visitors.
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Eastern Otaisrs win visit the west
iu thc taii.

WAsmSGT1s, Jguy g---GeorEc
iAaafsi n-ufu.GTy 90 tie DcmOcfauo
society 90 Warrington ts.f hHs ttru
ln WHHHluItIH Two Of three week.,
making iluni urBUgvW, isg i0us
by democratic slump UfatItf
through tho northwestern states
this nutumr. I'm party wall consis, ui
twelve to tlufttuu persons nuI Lu va.
der the individual direction ui
Lawrence IlfsrvG secretary OF the
Democratic Congressional smmli'ue,
who VIII leave WnaGlugtuu ON taU -J.u
ut jay nj tTnyuIBs tIv uuIlry route
iu bdvaICv VI tho lsUy iJs tArit
reception uuI Uu.Utluilmelt, II
.H arranged that the patty will leave
Wellington about Al .uaI ! reach.
us buffalo on the .7t.: then through
tho great iHEr- 90 Duulu where the
Initial mUUuug Will Du held, and from
iHorg the patty VIII ptocruI wt5twari
through \ Iin uuI ryulu DHku'Hi hcu
On % Montana, holding tho Dict mgc'.
iuE Iu rIaf rinlrnt BuNr;ENrHCe south
into y % wBIDuu Par ;fuluf8iug from
which T|uuf thew vlU FpsuG "a week
lu Montana ana from there ~ throug b
liahO 81 Warrington, here s.CCUhel
Will tu made 70 the annual meeting Of
the Democratic society ", Va hiusIOn.
The pnriy viii taCu uf5Cura slu.l
tht. uah UtuT u,th,u On through lInuu
10 sail Lake, Cug then west o. San
lfggcHuJ, nuG from this pDlut tuelg
uum'waTd journey VIII he iu, patslug
through Me- Mexico, New. q, Colo.
iHGU, Uan, Nrbfas a anu tJcu 10 ~,
Louis ,uu ZONE. % ,Eleclu. tue
tap will consume auogl ak Wuuk,.
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EtmmtrmHu's rns,.sIs mIs by NiEhL

pUruuHu, June 22.-AtihurItn-
myfmnu Gays That under ~ CiIcuu.
sIaLve' Will nc inset JInu 3. Junutln
iu faCp Tor thu CunmpiUusul this
ycAL zimmerman vii, leave lu Au.
gust Tor Australia. he says II Juha.
con really vans race tor $4,000 q
slide, uu viii duu mau @ race with
him, Ito Will not say VINO tue IRE
known a.. Z.mmurman went . m ir
on the quauvrmIio track last night by
electric hight In 2.n3. THIS In tue tastes.
mile ever made by night.
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Now Man and Wife.

90 "Wednesday night last at the resi-
doncs II the BRIDES father, int
Iwenty-iirst ward u this city, Maud
SNOWFALL ana Thomas Holder were
united In marriage. Elder Mstccllua
4. Woulloy, bisnIp o, toe twenty
iirsI ward, ollicialel. Only the
relatives OF the young couple were
UTeEynt
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Ihs meet men ABvaL

DENVER, Juue g4,-Ihrs u Colo.
RADIOS hest athletes on whom tbs local
men wore relying ~ give th0m the lead
In tie games with tue University Of
California tean cannot participate Ia
~. ,,,,,,t..fa todav Their nbsnnr.. ,ylI
cut down CuiUTAdo's score ~ least
three llrais. Russ Wood counted on 10
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TmRouGm RYTours OF oLNEY.
AmVrICnn citizen Released fTsm n
Eritish Prison.

PAwguCEET h. lr June e.
Through tIe Efforts OF eE.Mayor Hugh
J. CAROL, VI tuis CITY, JOnu CuTnn
Kent, gu American C.ti25n impTis.
uLud in England ON the cuafgo OF he.
ing uynamlIeT eleven year, ago, has
beuu released through intervention Of
tue state Department. tho fact wGs
made known through letter received
from secretary Of state Oiusy, Kent
IL very M. iIls claitIea no Was limo.
cent.
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WIZ rNTAarAIN wILLIAu.
tbs Ocrnnn Emperor Desires 20 sss
a.. >, Cruiser

WAsmSOTaE, JuUe .2.-Admlral
Kirkland hes gsuIoi Secret ary Her.
bert that Emperor William has cT.
fessul a Guslrg 10 visit lue United
State, cruiser Now York, gud tue
cruiser willrrnalu at Hisi u af0gI
tho emperor the opportunity. Secretary
Hgrbsrg cattle tho almlcAl tOlhaye tho
ycssnl remain ily tIgt urpusv.
Asmiml kuslyud also tuygTaphcd
regarding tlp accident 10 the steam
luuuuu yg'tsfis5. l4e sAys II was the
launch VI the Gan Fgauolseo Instead VI
the Columbia on wuiuA tho explosion
occurred, ana three men were Injured,
none arriously.
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wAsuINuroN, June gl--A cable 60
tie navy d0prtimcn, announces tue
arrival Of the pettul 40 liaukuw ,CIiun.
She b. about 4. 10 WIiH uu .yu \ sug . ze
river, uII cau ru iIl miles iuuhtr /.
the uilictr 90 Admital Carpenter
thluks uuslratlr, but 90 .. said % wuull
be- "a great distance from the scene u
tae recent riots against the mission
aflU. a. cyyiyt % & De- apparently
quiet IN China DOW 10 probable thut
fSttrl wIllIttugu 90 SHANGHAI.
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Tno War On nar. lraeA GambiInr.

CHICAGO June 22.-rhu civic ielc.
radon war VA RAGS tack gambling was
carried 10 the grand jury today, The
civic federation Officials DECLARE thUy
Nill push the CAGE ~ Trial ana wind up
the pol selling OF Chicago pefma'
neatly.
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GRAND RArIDs, Men, Juus o.
TIE ull!eFi .uu saw mill " a, H..
Dglcacf, two murs northeast o. Byron
Cout-r, EXPLODED today, killing Matuu
Skinner, aged 70; Arthur Barney, 10;
Avery CtacEvf, 10.
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pied Tor IIis ssnoriin.

CATuRCG, Mexico, June 22.--James
Atkinson, Dn American ore ouycr, aud
Francisco Hurnaud a. a Mexican
rpuuhmsn, fought a duel near Celral,
ta,t OF here, ysrIerday. Atkinson was
killed. rHu two were devoted to the
same sguOFlln, and decided to settle
The love contest with pistols.
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DElR)ir, Micn., June 2g.-City AS.
SCISSOR Fred u. FArnswUIlh vas toda
Honlunotd 10 tuir,y days Ia jail tor TO-
iusing 70 testify IN the council Doodle
InyyBtlgGtlUu, M attempt Is being
maIs to Ket a wTig Of hRUuns corpus.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

County Clerk Stanton TO-DAY issuli
married licenses TO Jsmus Smith, u,
and NsllR Watkins, II, both Of salt
Lake county; anu 10 John Berg, 80,
and Mara Patterson, 20, both Of Pa!E
cay.
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Will Sing at the Lake.

The scandinavian choir will have
an sxcursiOn to GARFIELD on June "a,
Midsummer day. a nice program
has been arranged for tue occasion and
a good tins IL anticipated.
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Havana Edl,ur In Prison.

HAvAEA, Juuu 22,--scnur Manuel
CouauaIu, managing editor OF La
discussion, has boon Imprisoned by tue
military authorities.
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NEW York, June "a telegram
from F.rp Island At 1880 says this
steamer 81. Louis has not yet been
sighted. The steamer was expected
late yesterday.
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According u the Englla1 society
pppsfs tue Aslogs 0wn s8,Oll,uUl
w6Tlu 81 lace; tue NandoTullls own
$1,000 OJJ wOitl, while tue Princes
ri Wales only pOslctaes, accOrdiug o.
tho estimate o! tue garufs, S2jO.O1J
worth. But the pops seems TO Dr even
wurse oil than tho Phgcsig 0t Wal,s,
Tor The tDcicty pApuH claim that hs
has ouiy si5, Ug0 WUTln OF lace.
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Mr. yyayuo Nsoyes8h, the United
state. bniuITsadoF 10 It.iS, anu .itr'
Alaoyeagh are srenilhi 'n'lI Nso'!loh
i'm London, ihey wiz remain hete
for another fortnight anu aIe rsoelNlhs
much attention. Mr.. MauVeash ur,
niinos 10 dl1euts politics, but no said
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22

o'clock. Work in First Degree.
Members Of Hawaiian Lodge, lie
Progress and all sojourning brethren
are fraternally invited to be pres
ent.
The name of Rep. E. e. Richards
was inadvertently omitted from the
list of those present at the Masonic
banquet, given on last Friday
night. Mr.. Richards was one of
the most active workers connected
with the affair, and much Of the
success of the evening is due to his
efforts.
A drunken native mistook the
grassy front yard of DR.. Herbert
for his domicile early Saturday
evening. He disrobed and was
sleeping soundly when he was
discovered through the doctor hav-
ing to answer a call. A telephone
message to police headquarters
brought an officer; the man was
made to dress and meandered
homeward.
A. V. Gear met with a bicycle
accident Saturday morning which
will deprive him of the use of his
hands for some time to come.
While coasting on Punchbowl
street, the handle bar slipped, con-
troll of the wheel was lost, and Mr..
Gear thrown to the ground, but for
tunately caught on his hands. He
slid along the pebbly road for some
distance, cutting the feshy part Of
his hands very severely.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22

~ Professor WestfaH, portrait
and landscape artist. Portraits made
in oil, pastel, crayon and India ink.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and
examine work. Studio, Eagle House,
cottage I24.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22

E~ Prices Slsshed In House.
keeping Goods - White and Brown
Cottons, Sheetings, Bed Spreads, Mos
quito Netting, Table Linen, Towels
and Napkins at big reductions at
SACHS Clearance Sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22
90 Z. ID. Timmous. WARM

- L. ID. TimmOns, Waring
Block, corner of Fort and Beretania
streets, has opened a complete and
carefully selected stock of Mems Fur
nishing Goods, which he offers to the
trade at the lowest market prices
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underwear,
Neckwear, etc. Call and see his SO
SHIFTS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22
aG-To NV Patrons and Friend

19To My Patrons and Friends
4 have just opened st my office, 113
Bethel street, Honolulu, II. l., an
ART EXHIBITION of the latest designs
and 1ovelties in Embroidery Work,
Drawn Work, Rope Silk, Kensington
Work and Etchings. I would re-
spectfully invite you and your friends
to call and inspect these goods.
3. BERGERSEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22
BUSINESS ITEMS.

~ This Is the Last Week of
n. S. SACHS Clearance Sale; last
chance to get muslin underwear at
cost; last chance to get kid gloves,
corsets, stockings, towels and table
linen at reduced prices; last chance to
buy wash materials at half prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22

TRACY has just received from the
States large assortment of Children's
Suits in very neat patterns, also in
plain, navy blue and black. Prices
very low. Also, extra line of knee
pants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-22
~ Bedroom Sets, WARDROBE.

~ Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. z. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.