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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Sinclares would like to hear
from the C. w. Seabright Stars or any
other club under is years, for a game
on the South Side grounds Decoration
Day.
Green Apple Knockers defeated the
Daisy Fields "A to It,
Linsly Juniors defeated the Harry
King Juniors 16 to TO- Batteries,
Johnson and Kemple; Slender, Snider
and Fullerton.
Little Potatoes will play the juno
ton Stars on the Wheeling steel works
grounds to-day at p. m.
NcLUre House Stars would like 10
hear from any club under l6 years OF
age for morning of Decoration Day
Gavin White Fronts will play the
King Juniors this afternoon on the
brickyaTd grounds.
Webster Seniors defeated the Nc
Kinley Bills 13 to II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
STANDING or CLUBS.
Special TO the Register.

SINclal 10 me ifcelste-.
Ksnton. o.. May 24.-The betting to-
day was i'm favor of Wheeling plenty
Of people putting up money on tAem'
but the home team won again uy d
score o. six TO four. The game was
beauty. am of the players doing me
work. Anderson i'm the box did me
work and held Kenton down we'll
HandibOe. who was I'm the box loi
Ke1ton. was so wild, it being his lrsJ
came. that be forced In run ID inc
third inning. and was taken out ana
Brodie put i'm. lie did excellent WoIi-'
striking ont four men and only allow
ing seven hits.
The features of the game were NC
Guirks home run I'm the first with TWO
mon on bases and shorty Deisels eN-
cerent work at short field. In the
third inning. when Brodie went IN the
bases were full with none out but he
retired the side without another score.
Excitement runs high here, it being
Kenton's nth straight victory from tho
1..71rs THE score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
sAUCY CORBETT.
He WIN smite Lan!<y Bob on the Nose if lie
Don't Fight.

Don't Fight.
New York. May 24.-Bob FitZsim-
mons. the pugilist, did not appear TINS
afternoon in the Coleman House 10 AZ
tend the meeting to which he ana
James j. Corbett had been summoned
by Joseph II. Vendig. representative
of the Florida Athletic club, uhuer
whose auspices the Corbett-F1tzsin-
mons fight had been arranged 10 saAe
place, r,,.,,,
When Corbett found that Fitzsim-
mons aid not intend to appear ana
that he had not paid the S5,OOO deposit
guaranteeing his appearance IN lAe
ring, Corbett said:
Il am here, and willing to fight IN
any part of the United States. MY
money is up, and l want no blufhng'
| am ready to 90 into training at AS
bury Park tomorrow. When engag-
ed in the theatrical business, F1tsim-
mons was blowing that l would not
fight him. Now he has broken MS part
of the agreement, and If ne wants 10
be the worlds champion, he must
fight or quit the ring.
He and l have received $4,000 each
from the club for training expenses.
Turning to Vendig, he said;
i recognize you as the true sport TO
put ND that amount of money. | want
the fight to take place in Dallas, Texas,
If we cannot fight in this country, l
will name the place.
"Fitzsimmons boosted in Chicago
that he void pummel my nose If the
fight did not come off, but denies hay-
ing used the expression when l asked
him about it later.
Now | want to go on record as say
ing that If this fight is called of, VIII
poke his nose at first sight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
OLD TIME sLUGGING MATCH.

cleveland. o.. May 24-New York
and Cleveland had an old time slug
ging match to-day with plenty of err
rors. excitement and fun. Both clubs
used two pitchers. The attendance was
1000 Score:
Cleveland .......S SCOOPS Ill
New York ......2 0 1 , ! / l 0 81
Earned runs, and 4; hits. Is and Is;
errors, 4 and 8 pitchers. Sullivan, Wal
lace German and Boswell; umpire,
Emslie; time, 2:35.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
SENATORS WON.

St Louis. No, May 24-Although
the Browns hit Maui freely the close
fielding ofIhe Senators kept them from
scoring. and numerous errors by Miller
enabled the visitors TO pile up the runs
to win the game. Score:
ST. Louis .........OOOOOO Il
Washington 100 4 0 0 1 0 3 0 0-S
Earned runs, 5 and .; hits, II and 10;
errors. 9 and 3; pitchers Staley, Bret
tenstein and Maui; umpire, Battin:
time, 210.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
MORE WAGES ADVANCED

Youngstown, o., May 24.-The Ohio
Steel Company Of this city has ad-
vanced the wages of all employees, over
1000 in number, 10 per cent. The ac-
ton was voluntary on the part of the
company. With the laborers, the adj
vance dates back to May nth last. and
with the skilled wOrkmen 1t will begin
on June 1. The news is received with
great rejoicing by the men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
LIVELY BOUT.

On Wednesday evening there was a
glove contest between VIM. Schultze
and John Beier. Six rounds We're con-
tested. two physicians being on hand
70 mend all damage. Their services
We're not needed. as there was no
blood split, and the only damage done
was the loss of little skin from the
lower lip of mr., Beier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
BASE BALL COMMENT.
Another New Schedule to be Adopted
Notes and Gossip.

The new schedule which Lima's adj
mission to the League has made neces7
sqry. will be issued Saturday, and VIII
take effect Memorial day. On that
date the four western clubs will begin
q tour of the eastern cities. The open
inn. arrangement will most likely be;
Columbus 90 Twin Cities, Mansfield at
Wheeling. Findlay at Canton, and Ken
ton at Lima. This will bring Column
bus home on the fourth with the Twin
Cities as their opponents.-Ohio State
Journal. Now its Wheeling's turn TO
Kick again. We want the Fourth OF
July games at home, and if Messrs.
White and Barrows can secure this
concession by exercising their Trilbys'
Mansfield will come to Wheeling on
that date. The Interstate League
promises to capture the prize for the
number Of schedules in one season,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

Earned runs. Wheeling l, kenton g.;
first base ON. balls. of Anderson 8, off
Eandiboe 3, off Brodie .; struck out,
by Anderson 8. by Brodie 2, by Handi-
hoe / home runs. McGuirk: three
base hits. Donovan, twO-base hits,
Handiboe. Davis; stolen bases, Wheel
ing .: double plays, Stokes to Hard
esty. McGuirh 90 Brodie. DIESEL TO Nc
Guirk. hit by pitcher Reogon, Pritch-
ard: passed balls, Ouycalt l. umpire,
Keefe: time, 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
ELEvEN RuNs IN THE TENTA.

Special to the Register
Mansfield, O., May 2t-Nansfeld
and Canton played an exciting game
to-day, which was close and interest
ing throughout. The visitors tied the
score in The ninth In the tenl the
home club pounded Con0yer al WILL
and Canton went to- pieces. Both
pitchers were batJed hard. The Sc,Cn-
dance was 500. The score:
Mansfield e.. 20 o - @ / o o 1 o g-16
Canton Soc. 81 oil 1 90 o l. 3 o. 9
Base hits. Mansfield 81, Canton n;
errors, Mansfield z, Canton ,; batteries
Wilhelm and Prince, ConOver and
Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BEATEN IN THE TENTH

Cincinnati. o., May 24.-After tieing
the score by heavy batting when six
runs behind in the ninth inning, the
Reds were beaten out in the tenth by
a single and double Score:
Cincinnati 80 04O3 600 6 O-13
Philadelphia 90 1 61 0 3 0 0 Ola
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8, Philadel-
phta 10: errors. 8 and 7; hits = and IT;
pitchers, Parrot, Phillips and McGill;
umpire, Mcdonald time, 2:45.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
DANGERS OF SUMMER
They ke1 SasS. ct Ono of the w..
the Least Expected.

People have an idea that colds .-.
uacted in cold weather This is -o.
rect When the pores Of the sr.
open and a chilly wind blows ae.....
body, then is the greatest dane -
first sneeze, a smiling I'm the
dullness IN the head-au indi.ar. 81.
symptoms Of cold. Ard a cold ..
weather is as bad as az any o.l.-...
There is but one thing to DO va
Of these symptoms come, and Units.
bring about reaction at once -.
may mean serious conseouenc.s
is but one way by which a hc.-..
ton can be brought about ana -...
the use Of a pure medicinal s..-..
and there is but one thira r.-
depended upon at such % lime. ..
Dufy's Pure Malt Whisker r. t.-.
its name implies-pe~fcc-v r--.
been before the public f.- -.-..
and is the most popular Co.. .I stimuli.
because it is so pure ami rlU--...l
II you have any of The lbs. ...-...
OF cold, you should nor g...t PM
but use this great preparation "- '.'.. y
DO not permit any grocer OPP lr.'..-. '.
sell you anything else. a ...t
cured on the start by AN .rt.--" 3
key, and you should insist r... ".
the best and just what you asl, I'm. ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
THIRTFEN INNING GAME.

Pittsbrg, May 24-Thirteen innings
Of fine pitching and brilliant fielding
marked to-day's game. The winning
run was made by Stencils two Dagger,
Beckley's sacrifice and a passed ball
which touched the umpire. Attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castofia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
INSPECTOR WILLIAMS RETIRED

New York May 24.-Inspector VIII
liams was to-day retired at his own re-
quest on half pay. Reports that the
commission would demand Superinten-
dent Byrnes' resignation and would re-
organize the police force are denied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

Boston III O02 1 % 0 o o 90 0 o.
Earned runs. Pittsburg >, Boston .;
two base hits. Stencil ., Sugden, Nash,
B8nnon; sacrifice hits. Bierbauer,
Long. Duffy; stolen bases, Stencil,
Long .. Duffy .. Tucker. Bannon
Ryan; double plays, Cross and Beck
ley. base on balls, Smith .. Lowe ..
Long, DuHy g, Tucker Banuon: struck
out Beclley, Cross, Hart Lowe. Nc
Carthy. Nash; wild pitches, Hart:
passed balls. Ryan; time, 2;4O; umpire.
Eeefe
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G. A. r. DECORATION n,

o. A. Il. DECORATION DAY A
GRAFTON, w. VA. THIPcn+
MAY BOTH, 1895.
For the above occasion the p a.
Co. will run q special train han.
Wheeling Thursday. May 30th q. r.
a. m, returning viii leave Crarar
4:8O p. n. Fare for the round ?.
$3.50, tickets good going May 24-h ~
9Oth, and good returning mu IF
31st inclusive.
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WHEELING STILL ON TOP,
But Does Not Remain There By VIM
ming Games.

White Gave Brodie to Kenton and
H. Made Monkeys OF Our Boys,
But the Twins Lost Two Ma
tioaaI League Games - News
From the Alleys-SoXing ana
Other Sporting News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
JAPANESE RUGs-e. MENDEL & co.
Au4144Qo494131410444N344NH934N
NNNNNNNNNNNNN

We sold JAP RUGS this spring than all combined
had and of the large sizes have
well others We going offer these sizes special prices for
few days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
The mathematical editor of our Four

The mathematicaI edltor OF OUT FUuI-
teenth street contemporary was decid-
edly of" in the averages of the clubs
in the Interstate League published
Yesterday morning The number OF
games won and lost by the respective
clubs was correct. hut it is probable
tha- q new system of computing per-
ccntage was used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25
WEST VIRGINIA TEACHERS FOR
DENVER. COL.

DENVER, COL.
The Teachers Transportation Com
mittee have selected the B. & O. rail
road connections via Cincinnati and
St. Louis. to attend their annual meet
ing at Denver, Col, July 9 to y, 1895,
returning via Omaha and Chicago.
The teachers train of Pullman sleep
ers and day coaches will leave Wheel
ing July T at 1915 a. H., arriving at
Cincinnati at 5:45 p. m, where they
will be found by the Parkersburg dele
cation, and will arrive at St Louis at
40 a. m. July ..
AT St. Louis the Missouri Pacific
Company will place at the service OF
the party special train composed Of
Pullman sleepers, dining cars and free
reclining chair cars through to Denver.
Rate one fare for the round trip.
plus $500 For particulars, address
W. II. Anderson, Wheeling, or r. A.
Armstrong, Morgantown, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

RECE'S.
We offer ChiIdren's Trimmed Leghorn
Hats, worth S1.T5, at csc. RICE'S.
4 big assortment OF Ladies' Fats, nicely
trimmed with flowers and ribbon. worth
So. 15, at S1.9S. RlCE's.
Our Sailor department is the largest in
the State. We have them from zoe TO
So. 90
see our $500 Knox Sailor. RlCE'S.
We are Offering the greatest value In
Washable Channels Gloves evor offered SOC,
our price csc.
Our Kid Gloves are all guaranteed. We
have them i'm the late shades, Mode, Green,
Navy and Butter Color. EICES.
Latest neck wear for shirt waists. We
carry = complete line of Chemisettes'
Special sale of Ladies' Vests, reduced
from SOC to 21c. RlCEs.
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or NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

OF NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
Richmond, Va, May 2i-Elections
were held yesterday in all the counties
and most of the cities of Virginia. The
returns are meagre and mixed, and it
is hard to give any definite idea of the
result At Portsmouth, L-nchburg.
Alexandria, and Lexington, all went
Democratic. Roanoke City elected ten
councilmen, six Democratic and four
Republican, a gain of two for the Re
publicans. Winchester elected three
Republican councilmcn and one Demo-
cr2t.
In some Of the counties it was Q free
fight and little significance is 10 be at
tached TO the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

Wright 4: bases on balls, Reidy 3,
Wright 3: stolen bases, Gray CooAe'
Keihm; umpire, Mcnamara.
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ISIANnS FORFEITFD THRFE

The Island team failed 70 show up
at the Musee last night, thereby for
leiJiug three games TO the Richards
by the following scores: Kindelberger
l4i. 124 lis: Uselton 129. 1873. 152:
Enoke 151. 9o2. $50; Richards 149. 14S.
123; Duga 1875, 100 159; Blind l25. 164.
121; totals S21. 9t6, sos Knoke made
@ 2o0 string ia 4 game last week.
SOUTH STDE TOOK TWO
The Harvest Home and South Side
teams played two games at Fette's
alleys last night, both OF which we're
won by the latter team by the follow
ing scores: Harvest $50, 799; South
Side 779, Sol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

There's no use talking, Wheeling is
playing a winning game at present.
Can they keep it up?-Findlay Repub-
lican.
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AUUllUN, cure argains.'
a. L. RICE & co.

We will offer fifty dozen Chill
dren's and Misses Leghorn Hats with
fancy edges. worth 55c, at csc; also "A big
assortment OF fine fat hats, worth from
Toe TO S1.25. Your choice for zoo.
RICE'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-25

Special sale of Ladies' Vests, reduced
from soc to 2Ic. RICE'S.
The herald., 1895-05-18
WRECKED AT LONG BEACH
The Fishing Smack Fidelia Gets on the
Beach
A Member of the Crew Drowned. .Captain
Jack Saved by Captain
McGarvin

LONG BEACH, May ia wreck oc.
Cured here at o'clock this evening which
resulte in the drowning OF one man, the
others narrowly escaping a similar fate.
The fishing smack Fidelia of San Pedro
was cruising off shore. but ventured too
close in and was carried by the heavy roll
ers into shallow water, where she strand
ed. She was too far out to m AXE 1t safe
for the three men on board to swira
ashore through he surf.
Before she capsized Captain McGarvin
put off IN a skiff and tried to get the
men to leave her, but olf..' Captain Jack.
tho owner of the boat, would take the
chances OF being safely picked up, but
this was accomplished all right
One other man swan seward and was
rescued by boat from the wharf, while
the third. who was known to CAPTAIN
Jack only as Billy. was evidently washed
from the wreck and drowned. He was
from Wilmington and was only 81 years
old.
The herald., 1895-05-18
identified with the interests of the Pacific

identified with the interests of the Pacific
coast.
When the territorial government was
organized in Oregon, he took prominent
part and became member of the legisla-
lure of 1914 and 1S4S, and was transferred
to tho supreme Dench Immediately after
ward.
Before the great days of 40. Governor
Burnett was attracted to California by
the gold excitement, and took active in
terest in the formation of the state gov
ernment He opposed the military juris-
diction of the national government over
the bear state. and by his action became
a prominent figure in politics.
He was elected governor OF the state be-
fore it was admitted to the union and
was recognized by congress when admis-
sion was granted in 1850. In 1851 he re-
signed as governor to take up the practice
of law, and in 1857 became one of the
Judges of the supreme court.
In 1863 he became president of the
Pacific bank and held the position until
1890. In 1860 he published work en-
TITLED The Path Which Led a Protestant
LAWYER to the Catholic Church. Several
other works emanaued from his pen.
among which was The Recollections of
An Old Pioneer. work which contained
many valuable historical statistics OF the
early days of California.
Mrs. Judge Wallace is a daughter of the
ex-governor, as is Mrs. B. L. Ryland of
San Jose.
The herald., 1895-05-18
ANARCHY IN FAR FORMOSA
Riots of Daily Occurrence and Many
Fatalities
A Eatta Chief Has Proclaimed Himself King
and Thousands OF Soldiers Flock
to His Standard.

LONDON, May Il. The Times tomor-
row will print dispatch from Hongkong
which says that anarchy prevails in the
northern part of the island Of Formosa
and riots are OF daily occurrence, numer-
ous persons having been killed and
wounded.
General Ku Hung Hulk, a Hatta chief,
has proclaimed himself king of the north
ern portion of the island, and several
thousand well equipped soldiers have
Joined his standard, and his force in
creases daily. The Chinese authorities
captured and beheaded many of his fol
lowers but the revolt seems to be spread
ing. China advocates the recognition by
the powers of Formosan republic.
The herald., 1895-05-18
THE STORY OF A SAILOR
Cruelties Alleged to Have Been Prac-
ticed on Islanders
Natives Of the Solomon Group Said to Have
Been Abused by Officers Of
the Royallst

SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-John Car
ter, ali ex-seaman of II. NJ. S. Royalist,
arrived in this city on the steamer Aus
trala from Honolulu. Carter came to
Hawaii from Sydney, where the Royalist
is now stationed.
England, according to the seaman, took
very drastic measures in the punishment
OF the natives of the Solomon group OF is
lands, and the villages at the mouth of
the river Soy were cannonaded. land
ing party started out from Verne, an adj
iacent town. and the savages were
driven miles into the interior. num-
Der were slaughtered. For four hours
Sow was under fire. The trouble and the
subsequent bombardment were brought
about by the murder of Donald Guy last
April and the later murder of eight me
briated English tars. who went ashore at
the island Maiayta to enjoy good time.
The month after Guy was murdered the
boats crew of the labor brig Para was
also fired upon by the natives. Two men
we're wounded The Royalist proceeded
to New Georgia and there learned that
Guy had been surprised by the natives
and shot down in cold blood. The sloop
proceeded up the Soy river and there
found the passage blocked. The ma tives
had taken to the bushes. The Royalist
cleared for action and in ten minutes lit
orally blew the village of Soy off the face
of the earth. The land forces pursued
the natives INTO the interior for fseveral
miles. but could not force them into open
battle.
The Royalist then steamed to Malayta is
land and anchored off the town of Altai.
The ships guns were turned on the vii
lage and quick fire opened Two cut
ters, armed with seven pound rapid firing
guns. steamed close to the beach and
poured shot into little bunch OF nativ es
that was defending the chiefs palace. A
after another three villages were totally
The herald., 1895-05-18

He is an old soldier. having served his
country during the rebellion. He en-
listeu in Company of the Third Iowa
regiment After the war Major Barrett
served as contractor on several western
railroads. Years ago he came to Los An
geles. and when the electric street rail-
way was organized his worth was recog-
nized and he was made superintendent
of the system.
\ year ago he was appointed resident
member of the board of managers of the
national soldiers home. Governor Water
man commissioned him major and quar-
termaster, and he has held these comims-
sions shout seven years.
MajoI-now Adjutant- General Barrett
is loyal to Los Angeles and the state of
California. He is sterling Democrat
and thousands will approve the govern =
The herald., 1895-05-18

BY TELEGRAPH-The silver convention at
Salt Lake spends another day in discussing
organization; committee to attend the BIZ
metallic league named. A revolution is
cropping up in Honduras. A lone highway
man holds up stage with passengers in
Oregon Another love lorn woman COM
mits suicide by jumping from the Oakland
ferry boat. Additional damage was done
to fruit and crops in New York and other
states by frost Thursday night. Wheel
men in Sacramento are being fined for not
showing lights or ringing bells at street
crossings -. Champion Harvey and Pro-
fessor Laughlin debated financial issues in
Chicago Ex-Governor Burnett of Cali
fornia is dead: he was the first governor Of
the state E. Weird story OF a sailor from
the Soloman islands.
The herald., 1895-05-18

destroyed. the natives driven to the bush
and the residence of one of the principal
chiefs of the Solomon group blown to
pieces with six-inch shells The Royal.
ist then steamed around the island look.
ing for fresh villages to try her gun
crews proficiency upon, and finally
steamed TO Wanawanna. Elaborate pre-
parations were made for sea and land at
tack. the natives having assembled In
great numbers. A steam launch armed
with q Calling gun and two cutters with
seven pound rapid firing rifles were de-
tailed TO land detachment OF sailors.
Suddenly the Royalist received orders
through British captain to cease actions
and return to New Zealand. The slaug-
ter Of the defenseless natives was thus
ayerted
The herald., 1895-05-18
AN OLD STORY
Report That Ex-riinister Thurston Favors
Restoration Of the Hawaiian nonarchY

Restoration Of the Hawaiian Honarchy
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE story
coming from San Francisco as to Min
lister Lorin A. Thurston being in favor of
the restoration of the Hawaiian mon
archy. although given out as emanating
fro II ''private information received at
San Francisco" is not new in Washing
ton, as a similar story came in the mail
advices ten days ago and was regarded
as q canard.
The Honolulu Advertiser of about a
month ago had letter from the island of
Maui. one of the Hawaiian group, in
which it was mentioned that a report had
got abroad among the natives that
inurston was for the restoration of the
ex-xQueen. The Advertiser dismissed
the rel ort in two lines. When it came
to the attention OF officials here they re-
garded it as a joke and one of chem said
that the intelligence and information
prevailing among the natives ot Maui
The herald., 1895-05-18
ABOUT THE cITY-Talcott VS.. carran, a suit

ABOUT THE CITY-Talcott VS.. Carran, q suit
involving valuable tract of land. Court
notes The United States grand jury re-
turns eleven indictments. The regular
weekly meeting Of the board OF public
works. -. City taxes are delinquent. .Po-
lice court news . Reviews OF the weeks
real estate and building operations ... The
Blnn Nannery nuptials will shortly occur.
..A sad story OF wife desertion Meet
ing OF the woman's auxiliary of the Epis.
copal diocese In social life Curios at
the Friday Morning club. Musical notes.
90. The L. A. A. C. benefit to Gallagher.
The collision on the Pasadena electEi0
line.