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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-07
rhr Possibilities in Ice Cream.

Mr~. Window. SOOTHING syRuP for children
~tcetIlnE. softens The gums, reduces Inflammation.
ailnyk Pain, cures wind cole. &c q bottle,
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Il can't believe it Iris, l won't believe

pie. Have ! not led you to believe that j
could never be the wife of Lord Harry?
Well! | have deceived you'll am going to
marry him!'
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-09-07

Most assuredly," Mountjoy answered
and closed the door behind him.
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Two half globes are held by Equality,
on whom Fraternity rests one hand, and
Will the other holds the rand of Liberty,
rejoicing over her broken chains.
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From the last memorable day, on which
Iris had declared to him that he might al
ways count on her as his friend but never
as his wife, Hugh had resolved to subject
his feelings TO Il rigorous control. AS to
conquering his hopeless love. he knew but
too well that it would conquer him on any
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

During the past week there were fis
cases Of cholera and 90 deaths from thu
disease IN the government Of Poioita,
Russia
The San Francsscss Typographical Union
has declared a boycott on the SasYaltton
Army War Cry, which employs norse tut
Fou-tTTson printers
Secretary Hosse SruEtis has approved the
r-Frxy~t os tire azgtsratSess wso examined
the ianf of fhe atalrssa7ess4I Fort BrSssger
military reservation, WyosTffg. ard u. .fsI
acres Wiz be opened for settleF1efYt under
tire homestead law.
John X. waleh, owner % th.s majority
of the stock OF the chavsso Herald ami
the Chicago Evening PCS. has disposed
OF his Interests IN b2eT .s.psrs 80 Jag1sess
". Scosa. who has A%@s connected with
both papers since their .nceEision.
:. IRE ssa- sfs-;ssrtners has arranged 20
sasrs-s,z.s.. rrs~l T,r Egfargsssz for e Con the
rTssszg to manufacture ard use In tsse
Ursitszi states army the 7asgsa expsogxsx -
ernzGsgrsife. whsc1 rsspssssssyt tests have
sfassTra "a Re the besss aEiapftsi OF aA such
explosives for the bursting charge Of
she4ls.
In the house of ocrnuaorss, In answer 20
q query as - wszsiss-r the Tinted States
tfs. ssz. 90 sieEissezt upon by sgss f3ev1ng
sra awRrTs srssStrzsI Sir Eiwari Gray sa5i
thsra was Eao rsaAln 10 DOUBT ttat tfse
American tucgress w'ould caTry out ks
agreement
CounxaEszzn NurTsa ugstA0aaafs of New
Orleans rogv seseei Of having aecees.est n
frite frgzu GsFxsceVyTExau Sherman. has
tss4a ssgsferNcef 20 three sssaTz' rarsf Labor
In sfge state rgfsoFs. Ambrose Sxnsth size
attorney cpnytsstszi ~ sSslns apprssrsa5esf
80 h4s osn use si.s1 wsssY sss eeasszssss
sur an ACTON. wsas also sssxsszsss-i 80 three
years ~ p-sssga
fssezeras o< Ayi1gnaa arc fsosssa 20 FIRE
r,rugssssfs6EY Of Tire war department. 20 re-
move xsas> sYocsss from tass San G,zrsas In
sszar awer~sy san 6a-ao9 IN szzsssT tire df-
recsSsrsz ~ sSeF. Gcsook. DeTsarTfn4z& oT
ejolorzpto aFsf oTssy q fsw rrssrsfss a<ea. IL
rs-4ssars~a ere EsrmEesse-s ssS 4ssssYss IN g,sst
ssyxn an 1ntrreaa axszsrsz tlseSs frsssssss.
in ss1sca ts- whites aAsi rso sEsgrszl o1e
gag or TIE czEaeg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
why ycCauley Wants n Divorce.

Tacoma. Feb. 2l.-Speeiai.-Hen w.
Mccauley. principal and proprietor Of a
business college here, began suis In the
superior court today for divorce from
his wife whom he married IN Illinois in
lsss. The chief cause OF complaint Is that
Mrs. Mc4rauisy has perSistently hetFtlest
his powers as az edgcator; taat she has
In the presence OF others. decisars'i Pm, h.''l
70 be a fraud. and that by eiresiia ting
false stories about him In tne First Zap
list church. OF which he Is a member,
she has injured hts standing IN that corr
graxatton. - well al fnturing his nnsi-
ness. She has. he alleged. resisted al n's
anorous advances. ard has refused 10
nerforru her wifely duties. Mr.. HeCaHlsy
goes on 10 declare thai she nas since a
.har, time after Der wedding. abus@f
rim verbally, and been a cross ana ag-
rravatsnS woman. He asserts that she
should have known bsfteT. as she Is
: woman ~ mature age and Judgment.
being e yesrs old.''
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Withdrawn by Its Friends. to
Let Appropriations Pass.
TALK OF An EXTRA SESSION.
Chandler Says New Congress will
Investigate Rothschild Contract.
VIII Take Action on silver and An
ncxatfon Of IIawaii-House Passes
the Naval Appropriation-Nine Days
More OF the Havemeyer Congress.

Washington, Feb. 2o.-Mr. Chandler
created something OF sensation In the
senate late today by outlining soqle I'M
portana Steps TO be taken BY the next
congress-. including congressional In
restigation Of the recent purchase OF
gold by the president OF thee United
States. The speech came Unexpectedly
as an incident to the debate on the In
diar appropriation bill. During the ear
iy hours OF the day the silver bin made
its exit from the senate. Jones OF Ar
kansas in charge OF the measure. an
nounced that It's friends would make
no further effort TO pass IL at the pres
ent session. The disposal of the meeas-
ure was emphasized by the decisive
vote OF 50 TO IL on Germans nsstion TO
take up the Indian appropriation bal.
the effect Of which was TO displace the
silver bin and send 1t back TO the cal
endar.
Wolcott's resolution. deciaratory for
silver. but postpouing action. also went
TO the calendar without final action Ii
was discussed briefly today. Higgins
opposed IL as meaningless. Manderson
proposed an amendment urging an IN
ternationai bi-metaIfc agreement. The
speech OF Chandler significantly urged
that the time was near at hand when
the Republican party must take affirm
ative action on bi-metaliisn.
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Brief Tacoma News.


Tacoma, Feb. 20.-Special.--James A.
Hefin Is suing theNorthern Pacific and
its receivers In the United States court
for x3s, 600 DANA ges. The case is now on.
Hefiin alleges that September IS. 1892. he
fell through a hole in the Northern Pa
cifc wharf and received injuries that
have damaged him in the sum named.
r. e. l.. Newbern has been appointed
United States commissioner at Puyailnp.
The libel case of ohm Anderson against
the steamer Clara Brown Is going on be-
fore United States Commissioner W. A.
worden.
Willie King, the 9-year-oid son Of the
late William King. was today ordered
sent TO the reform school, as he hacks
paternaI care. The boys father was
mixed UP In the Fetttng murder case,
and was himself murdered.
In order To save expense TO the state,
Troop Il, First cavalry. will parade dis
mounted on washington's birthday. The
command will parade with Companies
c and G., under command OF Lieut.. Col.
W. S. Shaub al / 30 p. m.
Mrs William II. Mitchell has obtained
a divorce from her husband, city fire.
man, on the ground of failure to provide.
Mitchell, she alleges. sends his money
home 10 his parents and gives her none.
Isaac Hoffman filed a petition in the
superior court today 20 yacate the order
declaring the chattei mortgage Of Nj. 3.
Jacobs a prior lien on the sock OF the
firn of Jacoby. Ash & Co. The mortgage
was for sss. .e5s94 Hoffman alleges that
the Jacobs claim is not just. and that IL
,hs notes on which the chattei mortgage
was given were ever Issued hey were
male without consideration. He claims
Jacobs Is father-in-law OF both Jacoby
and Ash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21

Olympia, Feb. 70 Special -Kfs,snre,.s
house bill Ia relation 10 fees Of turors
and witnesses passed the senate this
morning. IL cuts OF ali witness fees IN
criminal eases nDless witnesses shall have
reported their attendance at the close OF
each days session to the court clerk. Nh
allowance for mileage shall be made 40 =
juror or witness uniess the csatsn !s sert.
fed uEdor oath
2fillsr's bin for the printing % 1850
copies OF the second biennial report os
.he state board of horticulture wax
passed efth an emergency clause. OF
this number 80 are 20 be bound in cloth
Cor exchange with other societies aud
Institutions
Under the provisions OF the blu by Sims
any school district may purchase a school
house site OF not iess than one nor rssors
shan two acres OF any school lands of tho
state II also gives 20 a dissricf having
a building erected on any school iaad
prior right TO purchase such. The rneas-
are passed the ssasaIs almost unaais
nsoasiy.
These blfis wers presented.
IL B No. ess by Ide--Relatlng 10 toxa.
shlp oggansxatIon.
s. ID. No. ~. BY wilson-ReIasing -
pravats corporations
g. B No. ~. by wsiaoh-To apprasse
and dispose OF tide lands and aanrs lands.
s. B. No -. by MegIer-- For TIE relief
az innocent applicants for the purchases
~ tile ian3ss
o. u. No Isl. bz GisDess--Eer the ae-
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The Robbed Express Package.

Port Townsend. Feb -Specsal.-Afser
a thorough investigation the Northern
Pacific Express Company has exanerasei
ITS employees OF any suspicion that may
nave been attached To them by reason OF
the disappearance OF SEQ in gold which
was shipped recently by Deputy Collector
Mcno,aid. at Seattle. 10 the customs
collector at mis- port. After the com
panySs messenger had delivered the mack
age TO Special Deputy Bowen ana taken
his receipt. the latter opened I, ard found
that 300 was missing. Pumphrey and
Han on the part OF the company invest.-
gated the matter, and were unable TO
soHnset any or the employees with the
loss The governments policy is not 70
stand such losses. and snassnuch as ner-
uty Mcdonald has ample proof that he
expressed the fun amount. 1t is not known
VINO VIII advance the money, which was
paad in as govsrprnent duty.
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Its Operators Are Very Well
known in Fairhaven.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC WRECK
Fireman Supposed to Be Under the
Engine in the River.
A Receiver Appointed For the Spokane
Hotei-Tacoma's Fight Against the
New State Capitol-The Sentence Of
Mursicress Helen Grier Affirmed.

Fairhaven. Feb. eo-SpeclaL-J. r.
WyIIie. whom st. Louis dispatch 10
the Observation-Disclosures yesterday says has
been arrested Tor running a bucket shop
and selling stock in bogus Monte Crisso
mines. together with 4. Spear. resided
here for several years, and was book
keeper and cashier for c. w. Waldron
in the Bank OF Fairhayen. He was
prominent in the Congregational church
and popular In social circles. Spear is
his father-in-law. He was also here for
some time. and was interested in Hanii-
ton. when iron properties there were at
tracing considerable attention. and an
effort was made TO boom the place and
make it q mining center.
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s,swn~sa. Feb - -ssyss~-sai. .--tsssiaiorss IN
<s.s. <ag,sxNs1r cases ~aess f5lsst in sfe ss1-
Esrerss. sxsars To-Day
ss,a=e az wa@Fssrssysnr1. sx rel Angus Nc
x.yzss TsYsssFsy ssEnr. p~,5tsarf->a, ~.
~ ~ G-xrr~1xs s-gw4szgss sssnasr os Ysagssc
snr.4s rs-<<.sr~sTvss TITS So au aTspsa=A-
tsyr for wsSS o. Tssasssas's 80 eS'zzzT~2 re
ssIrarrss sssonsr 10 SssEhe aeesf 20 cszrFass
ksts IN frn1s ~ tire csty OF fa#shaseza uEp-
ssssr she ssc- gesztkz- "a as@ safe os tia
saxsssa. Tsae cxsa-s sscsas SnsS as 10 TIE.
lands % soe arst ehssss sse same sisSeasass
extent 20 sfss 4nn.g hassss1r ssFse. ard <assz
ar -se establishment OF sxssssssr reserves
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tie Ane o. how tide IS azsnstrsrfsy axes as
eosFsrssssst wsta the inner hartcr line, and
esas sA Azzass asar< Within SIKH frner
harcor lime ami asA<a skis ss,se were fairly
da<agrssed as Intervening tide lands. This
coEerEson VIII ssaryrsas&xe no ase VITA
tire constitution. and wsa sse conSc<aanS
wfth the Tsssscy % the state SIS 10 ss-v<s-v-
ZIG ard improving sts na-ssors. ar~i wzs,
tsssaAasssa an orderly srsa urssor-n sySss<n
~ dealing wesh ka-RiS. TIE ccars IL OF
tire czsanlan -asat the writ shssulss sSsue.
e 8. ASsaar = Co. arEslsan-zs, rs. H. e.
KneeyoAi. responseIgs. fwoxn pserre; re-
ve-Se&
George Z. Barge, appellsns rs. r. III.
Brcwrs.ssy. respasSlsnt from Lewis: az
nruzesi-
j. NJ Afsassr, appellant vs.. Takor A.
sherman respondent. from raerce: re-
reFgsext
Mary NJ Miller. rvkponsieus, VS.. Kate
n Bo-st. ressonssyra. j. w Bcrss. arsssl-
AaHsS- from King: affirmed
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE CAPITOL.


Tacoma, Feb. 20.-Special.-At a meet
Ing of the Chamber of Commerce held
this afternoon the following resolution
was introduced by Il. G.. Hudson and
passed:
BE 1t resolved. That it is the sense
of the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
that IL unwise and will necessarily
result in great loss TO continue the con-
struetion of the capitol building now in
course of erection at Olympia. and we
therefore urge the legislature to enact
law which will suspend the construc-
ton OF said building until more prosper
Gus times than the present and the
value of the lands donated by the general
government for this purpose shall have
been more accurately and fully ascer-
tained."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.
Fireman Fitzmorris Probably Under
the Engine In the River.


the Engine In the River.
Eliensburg. Feb. 20--Speciai.--As
freight train No. S.. East-bound. was
rounding a curve ten miles north of here
last night about o'clock ii ran into a
mass of rock from a bluff above. En-
gineer Hendricks jumped and told Fire
man Fitzmorris TO do likewise. Hendricks
struck on his head on the rocks. and was
knocked senseless. The fireman has not
yet been found, and is supposed TO be
under tina engine in the Yakima river
A brakeman also jumped and broke his
leg at the ankle. Five freight cars and
the locomotive were thrown into the
river. and number OF other cars were
badly damaged. Fitzmorris had been
firing In the Tacoma yards. This was
his first run to Ellensburg. He Is said
to bs a nephew OF Master Mechanic
Warner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
Helen Grier,s scntence AfIlrmesi.

Olympia, Feb. 2o-Special SUI
preme court has affirmed the decision of
the superior court of Spokane county in
the case of Helen Grier sentenced 10 ten
years for poisoning her husband The case
was made interesting from the fact that
the woman's own daughter testified
against her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
rhe Rennhucan YIefnrv in rhllndeInhia

Philaaelphia. Feb. ao.-In total vote
of 2I4,7i7 Charles F. Warwick. Republican
candidate for mayor. had a plurality OF
6a.ssa over ex-Gov. Robert Il. Pattisen.
Dem. This Is the greatest plurality ever
given a candidate in a municipal contest.
The Republicans carried almost all the
city and borough elections In the state.
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The Legislative Appropriation.

Washington City. Feb. Ex-senator
cockresa. from the senate appropriations
committee today reported the legislative,
executive and ju6lclad appropriation hali.
The total appropriation carried by It as
reported as 2i.si6 sa23. an increase of ssii.-
ois over the appropriation for the present
year.
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The Delaware Deadlock Continues.

Dover. Del. Feb. 2o.-There was only
one ballot In the senatorial contest to-
day. resulting: Higgins. .: wolcctt. Z:
mel. /.
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Receiver for Hotel s,,okane,

Spokane. Feb. 2o.-The Hotel Spokane
was placed In the hands or a receiver to-
day. This step Is taken as a preliminary
to Strengthening out the financial diff
culties CT the house. which Will continue
to be run.
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Another Log Raft for San rranc,sce

Astoria. Or. Feb sa.-H. r. Robertson,
OF San Francisco. one OF the owners OF
the big pile raft that went To pieces
While being towed 10 San Francisco a
lew months ago. arrived at Stella. or,
yesterday and commenced immediate
preparations for the construction of an
other raft. The cost will exceed $saooe.
No attempt will be made TO tow to San
Francisco until summer weather sets In.
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ONLY THREE DAYS MORE.

DELPHI Can't Get the Few Votes Needed
silver Men Vote for Williams.
Salem. Or. Feb. co.-Two ballots were
taken for United States senator today
without change. They both stood: Dolph
IL. Hare 10. Raley I. Huston /. Williams
%, absent 3
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To Examine Trai, (,reet Mines

Spokane. Feb. "a party OF leading
Montana mining men today went to Trau
Creek. camp just over the line In Brit
ish Columbia. seten miles from the CO.
iumbia river. Considerable excitement
has been caused by recent gold discoy-
cries there
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30 Changc Yet ln Idnho.

Boise. Idaho. Feb 2o.--There was no
change In the senatorial vote today. The
result was: Shoup. %; Sweet. 10: Clagett.
Is. II does not Seem likely that there will
be any change tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
Failure Of Pierce County to
Stop the Construction.
THE APPROPRIATION TO PASS.
An Alleged Wheat Trust That Is
Supporting the Helm Bill.
The Impeachment OF Judge Arthur Not
Likely TO he Recommended Tho
Necessity OF Cutting Appropriations
Likely 10 Cause Much Dissatisissc-
tion.

olynfpss, Feb. M--Spec1sl.- fea<ssro
oS tEssay's rroceeaalsss In eae l.<<isiaausSs
was a Discussion sa the house over a mo-
tson 10 indefinitely ISs1~cn,, Tayiorss hstf
~ step work on the new capitol Auikssnss.
different members Displayed unexpected
taasrR In the orato-ical line. and Sconey
of TlsurSson. who supported the capitol
cOnaxnssSson by vigorously oppassng Tay-
hrs bin. made q sI,feIstsd speach- The
nossoa ID srssefinately poesrone prevailed.
and was foasowess by enthusiastic csheers
by the friends OF the new eapisoi psopo-
sitson. The vote 81 % 20 y against Tay-
FoT's bia ~ csmskferat Cd Indicate taso
relative strength In the hcasse on the bgll
soon 10 come up ON third reaiang whissaa
arpropr1akes 10000 10 continue the work
on the capitol osilldsng during the nsxt
two years.
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np,ney lenders and wheat buyers OF East-
ern Washszssasn. 80 control the wassaE
market and make n forsaine out of ADJ
verse railroad legsssa ton, secured ssppar-
esssiy In ssla interest OF che farmer. Ia n
story flsss has sprung up in Connection
with tine Helm railroad btu that 10 at
tractiny great dead OF attention asid
comment amoisg members OF The iegisla-
ture
The story has been an circstsation FOE
over two weeks. hut was at first waiaE-
Ipcrts1 among the members shortly after
the Ielm railroad freiSht ard passenger
bill was intro.iasccsl During THAI TIME it
has been more or less investigated. and
the claim is made uhat there Is souss
foursdatio for the ruulur. In effect u 10
rfba; there are hundreds of thousands of
b,ssslassis OF walsat stored an the ware
houses In the it,iouae cosfnsry that wsu-s
taken from the farmers by htxh-rato
nsaiaey lenders and Others wa1os fssing tul-
able to unload the same at a big praos.
conceived the idea of increasing the prof~
sps from sss sale by resfucinS the raisruad
freight charges to seabexard points and
making ahe fight a success by carrying
N on tansier the g,slse OF n CONTEST wSth
the coslporatinns an the interests Of thu
poverty stricken farmers. II IN claiuat
by those who profess % know that Of ths
large amount OF wheat now stored IN tho
PaLsuse WAREHOUSES;. hut a srnali postaou
is owned to-day by the FARMERS. and thhc
the proposed resfsAsiion. " nasie. win
carry IA the pockets Of the speculative
hoasiers ard nlesrsbers Of tho trust a profit
OF upwards OF 100000. The story may or
may not De true, but u is batnx tuhH.
tzfously circuiatesA
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Coatinss9 On Seecad Page.
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Scott OF Kitsap snarusascesi a Joint reso.
iiFaun ehss afternoon for the appointments
of a commltse OF two ON rhe part of thu
house and ono en- the part OF the scnako
to investigate the charges preferreA
against the trustees OF ths Ellenetaarx
normal schopl by E. c. Prscs architect.
arri John Nash. sarpezfntansiasst OF COM
s,asictson Of nhe aeissol bul1,,ag. A mo-
tson 10 lay the resolutions ON the tabs
was iosst. a majority Of the members be-
llevng that sale board invincs invextagn-
ton. 1t was then passed. The trustees
are charged w5th swinsihng the state oaye
of olg As. and the secretary of the hsassl
Is charged with raising vouchers against
tho emergency fInsi. and with allowing
indez.ior workmanship and material to en-
ter into the construction OF the building.
and mary other irregularities.
6Hsne, Pep, or whascom tofay insrp-
tsscs-f resolution I'm the house Cor tiBs
appointment OF a committee 20 sst during
the RECESS OF the legislature Tor enc yrrr-
pose OF Investigating aA chargss shae
may be tavsicrit against public officers.
the resolution aecrns 10 meet with Favor.
, The special COMMITTEES Of inquiry 40 fuos
into the charges preferred IN the lesyas-
hture against Judge jesse Arthur, OF
Spokane, rcturnesi tonight. accompanied
by Judge Artsssir. his attorney. Tom Crit
fits. AMI J. r. Iaznbscy. wa,o preferred
the charges. Judge Turner and ex-Prose-
csttis1ss Aitornsy Fenson. of Spokane, Were
met IN Tacorna by the COMMITTEE ard
game over as wetncssea. Tonsgsm coi.
Eddy. chairman. convened the committees
20 complete tse kesimony AMI IL rsoss4-
bla prepare "A report to aHre legislature.
Judge Turner. Attorneys Fefstos and
Gr8ffstts arhf gbaalneey I.srss. OF Spokane.
tessasief bsifxnd closed dncsa. assf ths
judge laffnsek was csii1f 81 ard qse1.
toned asrairA About II o'cA,ck the fesff-
f1nsy Was cfase.i and the coannxstee sonk
np eonysssgatson of IN. case The t,sree
Is prevalent here That Efe report viii NOT
he favorable 90 frrspcarfwnsrTt proceedings
being hrousfst before the senate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-22
Shipping Intelligence.

The American schooner Mary
Dodge, Captain Bergman in COM
mand, left Mahukona last Saturday
bound for San Francisco. She had
on board 400 bags of sugar shipped
by Castle & Cooke and 1900 from
the Halawa Plantation; a total of
721 900 pounds valued at $780,
971.8S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-22
The Pacific Hardware Co.

Foremost among the business
houses is the Pacific Hardware Co.,
whose advertisement appears in an
other column under the caption,
Business Talks" From an inspec-
ton of their stock of goods we are
forced to the opinion that money
talks, also. In the matter of useful
articles it is complete in every de-
tail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-22
Board of Health.

A special meeting of the Board
of Health will be held tomorrow
afternoon for the purpose of meet
ing and consulting with the visit
ing physicians from the other
islands. The free discussion which
is invited will no doubt prove in
teresting and productive of future
benefit.