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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
OFFICIAL ROUTE 70 CANTON.
Farmers, Soldiers and rriend, win Go via

Farmers, Soldiers and FRIENDS Hlh -" wa
Cleveland Lorain s. Wheeling railway.
We desire 10 inform MI persons who
contemplate going l Canton next FRI
day. that The committee in charge se-
cured the low rate of $50 for he
round trip for a special train, by giving
a large guarantee 10 Inc Cleveland Lo-
ram K Wheeling Railway. They have
in return been assured that the train
will be run through without any chang S
or delays. leaving the Wheeling Ter
minal station at Q o'clock, city time. A.
irving at Canton at 1910. and TO return
so as to. arrive here al 9 o'clock the
same evening. We request all our
fr.enls. the farmers. soldiers and thor
friends TO be sure and 20 by this. ne
only Official road. This train will. land
mn in town near Major Mckinley
home and will avoid paying any sire
car fare.
Arrangements have been made with
Major Mckinley 10 c7iye MS immedi-
atIv upon the ariva o, our special
train. via the Cleveland. Lorain G.
Wbfelfng Railway The Canton recep-
ton committee will meet us upon the
arrival OF this train.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
8e9iater
SHALL TALN.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
ily Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
lily Told
A. Kennedy and William English
were arrested yesterday for indecent,
conduct.
Officers McCauSland and Bauer ar
rested DRINKS, last evening.
A small colOred boy was locked up,
last evening, on the suspicion that he
had stolen two umbrellas.
The Board Of Commissioners will
meet in special session, to-day. The
Comm Tee on Poor House and Farm
met yesterday.
A terrible gust of wind blew two of
the doors smut at the Eighth ward hose
house. yesterday AFTERNOON, smashing N
a thousand pieces four of the large
double plate glass panes, which had been
put in only few days ago.
The saloon of Louis Sch8d, in Ben
wood, was bdrglarized on Tuesday
morning. The thieves procured $500
in money.
The heating department and plate
mil, OF the Belmont WI! 20 on this morn
ing, after several days id,eness.
w ". McCOnneis box and coop
eTage works are on in full, running very
good time. Several new men nave been
put to work.
Work was commenced by Con,rac-
tor Edward Hamm. Of Fulton, on the
new Elm Grove railroad round-hous-, at
WI cling Park station. yesterday. IAe
work vii, be pushed vigorously.
The cylinder OF an engine at the
Whitaker mill broke yesterday, causing
a loss Of several hours 10 the work
men.
Garter, the alleged bicycle swim
dl r, is wanted III Winchester, Va.
Lieut.. William Ciemans shot a dog
Yesterday. which was dying from the
effec.s OF being run over by a delivery
wagon.
The Daughters of Rebekah Of the
Odd Fellows Will give a supper and
dance at !. o. o. +. hall tonight.
Taxpayer the police.
You are invited 10 the First Chris
tan church tonight at 1880 o'clock 10
hear one Oh their most successful MIN
.sters. Rev. Robert Nof,eJt, OF Cleye-
land. o. The reverend gentleman is en-
route TO RavensWood to attend the West
Virginia Christian Missionary ConyeA-
ton. October Isl to 4th.
A power OF attorney from the In
ternatlonal Oliver Typewriter Com
pany to Henry ~ Russell, was LEI, Tor
record at CT rk Hooks Office, yesterday.
The Wheeling Druggists Assoc-a-
ton met in regular session al the City
Han. yesterday afternoon. The Asso-
cation viii have a fall outing at
Wheeling Park some time during Octo-
Der. nm.
There were five cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
BLAMEs TEBEAU.
Nick Young on the Base Ball Situation.

Nick Young on the Base Ball Situation.
Coach;ng and EMPIRES to re Considered
washington. September 29.-Nick
Young. The President of the National
Base Bal League. in an interview a.
tribu.el the fact that The championship
race 50 far as the leaders were concern
"a. was not as close and interesting near
The finish Of the season in comparison
with .h2. Of previous years, partly be-
cause Of the unfortunate circumstances
for which Mr.. Tebeau. Of Cleveland, was
held RESPONSIBLE" The occurrence Incl
dent thereto. Presider- Young thinks
doubtless worried Tebaau and his men,
as they suspected that the outcome of
the case might prove serious and joop-
ardize their chances in the champion
ship contest.
This affair teaches the League one
lesson. and hat is that something must
be done to stop the differences between
the umpres and players. On that score
however. there Is not so much TO COM
plain of IS in previous years. The UNI
pires. on he whole have given more sat
isfsction TO the players and The public
,han ever before, and l am heartily
pleased with their work. To be sure,
there were the usual differences between
captain and an umpire. but nothing
serious resulted. These differences will
always occur. for they are inspired by The
zeal Of both teams, their desire TO wiz" -
Mr.. Young says the coaching question
and that affecting the Temple cup series
viii come Up for consideration at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
A Residence ENTERED.

Monday the police were notified that
the residence occupied by the la-e Lewis
ions at the north end of North Front
street. Island. but which has been locked
up for some months had been entered
by thieves and quantity Of goods pack
sd up. ready for removal. Officers re-
NAMED IN the house Monday night, eX-
pec.ing a call from ,he thieves, but they
lid aotput in an appearance. Nothing
was taken from the residence, accord
Ing to the police, except a few sheets
and towels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
GREAT TENAED FOR CARS.

All the railroads running into Wheel
Ing are making strenuous efforts 20 a'-
c0mmodata the thousands Of people ~'o
will descend upon Wheeling from a'l
sections on Bryan Day. Yesterday %
passenger coaches. attached TO q freight
train. were selj to Pittsburg over the
p. & o. 10 bring The eXcursion.ss who
viii come down tomorrow. There IS
the same demand for. cars from all ne
towns along the diffaren, railroad routes
and every coach that can Dr. spared VII
De br0ueh. in use for The occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
EXCLUSION TO CANToN. o.

The farmers and soldiers Of Marshall.
Ohio. Brooke and Hancock count es, W.
Va. with their families and friends. Will
talk trip TO Canton, o.. Friday. Oc-o-
her %. 10 pay their respects to Major
Mckinley. A special Cleveland, Lorain
and Wheeling Railway train has ben
arranged for, which viii leave the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail-
way Depot at o'clock a. m, and re-
turning VII leave Canton so IS TO ar
rive home at 9 O'Clock the same evening.
Fare for the round "trip only $150.
VI. G. CARREL, G. p. 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

Don't he backward about writ
ing for samples. Ii it is not con-
Vcnient to come in person TO the
store. A well organized Mail Or
der Department is one OF the feat
ureS OF this store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
AGAINST TIE CITY.
W. j. Colts Gets the Best of the Lit CATION
About the Baker street Lot


About the Baker Street Lot.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday, in the
case of the CITY of Wheeling y. W. D..
co.'s. appeal from Police Court. judge
PAUL handed down a memorandum OF
decision which VIII appear On the re-
cords of to-day, deciding The case IN Ia
VOL of Mr. Cots. After citing briefly the
situation and ,he attempt to agree up
ona price by arbitration, the Ccur, holds
that mere award OF aroiraJors does
not transfer title to realty. anu therefore
Mr.. Cots was nCt guilty Oh
The charge of digging in the
street. for which ne was I'm
ed in the Police Court. This sdecis-
ion will carry with it a similar decision
i'm the chancary cause pending.
Before Judge Campbell. in the case OF
Stephen McCulloch V. j. c. Heryey, the
Jury went OUT yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
B. & O. EXCURSION TO PITTSBURG,


Saturday, October Cd. the B. & O. Co..
Will sell excursion ticke-. Wheeling o
PitJsburg. at $50 for ID round TRIP;
good returning only on date o. sac.
Last train leaves Pit-s5urg for Wheel
ing a. $50 p. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

CO to WorIs Millinery Opeing Mon
CAY and Tuesday, September IS and %,
iC5S Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
WHEELING KICKED OUT
Of the Interstate for Refusing to
Play in New Castle.
Yancans Did Not Get the Guaran'
tee Here, Which Started the
Trouble President Powers Fa-
vors New Castle-Other Sport.

Special to the Register.
New Castle, Pa, September 29.-TAe
Wheeling club no longer exists as a
member of the Interstate league, accord
ing to a ruling of President Powers.
The Wheeling team was scheduled 70
NAV here three games, beginning this
afternoon. The club arrived here this
morning. and at once hunted up Manager
Ike Hughes and asked if they would re-
ceive the guarantee. New Castle played
Ithree games in Wheeling last week and
so far has not received a cent of the S12O
guarantee. So Mr.. Hughes suggested
That they break even. Wheeling playing
as New Castle did, for nothing. The
manager of the Wheeling team would
not agree, and said q am out for the
stuff. and no money, no game
President Powers was appealed TO-
and sustained the New Castle team. The
latter will keep the players together
until October 9TH, pay them all off, and
thus carry it. reserve list. Exhibition
games are being arranged for. New Cas-
tie and Youngs own are now the only
teams in the east, in the Interstate, and
Saginaw is the only one in the west, as
Toledo refused to 50 there to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

Now ready for business. New
Nara.cr. New Goods, New
Fixtures. A decidedly new
air about this biz Dress Goods
s.5-k. Starting as low as
II Ice Tor half wool Dress
Goods ON up to $3.50 per
yard. We feel safe in saying
10 such selection is to he
found here1touts. We leave
that to YOU.
AH-WooI Novelty Goods 25c yard
Usually the price OF part cotton
goods. Wt'y, a pretty line at this
prise.
Hoyey Dress Goods at 4ec
Strictly Al-Wo 3 ana Silk and
Wool Checks, Mixtures, Rough
Effects. SIS to 45 inches Wild. Sc
.hem, 0riiyou'd rather, drop a line
ana samples Vii, he cheerfu.ly sent.
Novelty Goods 75c. sec, SIPS. $L50
AtaousanJ styles. Our own im-
poruuon. Fine SJotch Suiungs,
Neat Mixtures, Diogonal5 and
Rough Material. We invite your
cr.uca, inspection to this wonderful
shown of fine Dress Goods.
Black 5i-Wool Novelty Goods 29C
59-m vide rgared NOaairs Z5C
50-m wide SiCilia7s SIC
46 DO wide Ail-lO3 Storm Serge 39C
l6-inW..e AI-W00l Black Novel
lies SOC
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snncial to tho Raristor

Spccial to the REGISTER.
Youngstown, Ohio. September %
The Wheeling team arrived here and are
a. the Todd House. Manager Hallar
said that New Castle failed to pay tie
guarantee. consequently Wheeling de-
cliued to stay there. The club directors
here say Ehat New Castle did right, as
while recently inWheelng they took IN
order from Wheeling on President Pow
ers for S120, three games guarantees.
This. New Castle alleged, is Of no con-
sequence. as Wheeling has failed to pay
It's regular monthly dues. Members of
the team are also grumbling because
they claim salaries are due and unpaid.
The club will try TO arrange for eThi5i-
ton games until Friday. when begins a
series Of three games with Youngstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
wr4FFrr1c REGISTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1896
THE OPHTHALMOSC0PE.

The ophthalmoscopic examination Is Oh
tor media of the optic nerve and retlnai;
and of the whole interior of the eye, ana
TO reveal the presence Of any patholoslcC,yI
condition that may be present. mus eN-
planning the cause of the impaired VISION
and indicating whether glasses or medlcal
treatment is needed af,,l
Prof. Levitt has made lifelong ca car dul
study Of the eye and how 10 cOIIe0' w
fects i'm vision. ,.,,,
No charge is made If advice is given you
as to whether glasses will beneht OF ny
Satisfaction is guaranteed in every e"9''
Dillon, Wheat & HanCher Go.
PROF l. LEVITT, Manager
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01
COMMISSIONERS f1EETlNG.

Proceedings Of the Board OF County
Commissioners at their special meeting
held in Warren Sept. 22nd and 23rd,
1896.
Meeting called to order by the chair
man.
Full board present.
Application made by Charles Sawyer,
for the cancellation of personal proper
ty tax wrongfully assessed to him in
town of Excel was granted.
Petition made by John O. Walberg
and others to have the 81 of section SO
in town of Oak Park set off from school
district No. 8 to district No. 81, was
granted a hearing at next meeting.
Petition made by N. j. Dahl to have
the NW4 NW4 of Section l and NJ
NEl of Section in town of New Sol
UNI set off from school district No. 80
to district No. 68 was granted a hear
ing at next meeting.
Petition made by Maik J. Solvold to
have SCI of Section 81, town of New
Solum set off from school district No.
% to school district No. 81 was granted
a hearing at next meeting.
Petition made by G. A. Anderson
and others for the formation of new
school district in towns of Spruce Val
ley and Holt, was granted hearing at
next meeting.
Petition made by John +. johnson
and others for the formation of a new
school district in towns of Viking and
Marsh Grove, was granted hearing at
next meeting.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Minneapolis Lock Hospital, board
for pauper E. S. Johnson, bill for
$4,000. allowed at S 5000
Daniel Dow, to 200 section corner
posts and quarter posts 10000
Chapins Drug Store, mdse for in
sane person 4.2j
&c. 3. Hull, justice fees in case of
state VS.. John f. Taper 3,65
Meehan Lumber Co.. lumber for
sidewalk 5.95
G. s. Hull, transportation, for w. G.
Hayes to soldiers home 1000
G. S. Hull one day drawing jury and
for cleaning Office 3.75
Henry Belisle, pulling mustard on
poor farm 1900
G. 81. Brown, witness fees in case of
state VS.. Frank Russell liz
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01

Congressman Frank NJ. Eddy is the
first Minnesota boy to be elected to
Congress from this state. He was
born near Rochester about 35 years
ago, and was educated in the COM
mon schools OF Olmsted county Al
ter leaving school heworked forsome
years in a brick yard, and subse.
quently became cruiser, travelling
through the woods OF Northern Min
nesota examining lands and timber.
Later his family settled in Pope
county, where he lived on a farm for
several years. About eight years ago
he was elected clerk OF the district
court OF Pope county, which office he
held until he was elected to Congress
in 1894. While clerk Of court he
learned the art Of writing shorthand
and was appointed court reporter for
Judge Calvin Brown. His friends who
knew his worth, urged his nomina-
ton for Congress on the Republican
ticket in Fergus Falls two years ago.
He made a splendid campaign and
wiped out the Populist majority.
During the two years he has been in
Washington he has attended to the
wants OF his district in a manner
which has endeared him to his con
stituency.. Congressman Eddy has
seen and endured all the hardships
and privations OF frontier life. He is
a man OF the people, and his sympa-
thies are Withs::then1s.:::ssHe has devel-
oped into a most effective campaign
er, and his speeches are listened to
very attentively wherever he goes.
His popularity is constantly increas-
ing as he becomes better known, and
his reelection is regarded as an alb
SOlute certainty.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01
GIeaningstassss'"'' Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

L. Loughridge left on business
trip to Michigan on Tuesday.
= Mrs. Axelson returned home last
week from Fruithurst, Alabama
&C. A. Bradley returned home on
Monday morning from St. Paul.
Mr.. O. P. Oseth, OF Big Woods,
gave the SHEAF pleasant call yes
terday.
= Rev. Billing left for Anoka Tues
day evening to attend the NJ. E..
conference.
- VIM. A. Scarf, OF Dodges Cor
ners, Wis, arrived yesterday morn
ing for a visit with relatives and
friends here.
r Gust Hartman, from Excel, is in
the city to-day. He reports crops
poor in his town, five or six bushels
of wheat to the acre.
Peter Brown returned home Mon
day from southern Minnesota and
reports Mckinley sentiment strong
and constantly gaining.
Charles Vented is building a
new home on the south e; ghty of his
land, which he will occupy now after
having plated his north eighty into
city lots.
The Lyons House, one of the
Oldest frame buildings in the city, is
now being put upon brick founda-
ton and thoroughly repaired from
top to bottom.
Rev. C. D. Darling left Wednes-
day evening for St. Paul, to return
on Saturday, Oct. 10th. No services
at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, Oct. 18th.
o. Mrs. A. r. Gordon returned home
yesterday morning from Minneapo-
lis, where she has spent several weeks,
Her brother, Stewart Walker, came
with her for visit.
e. P. Stromgren, OF Nelson
Park, has bought the farm house
from Charles Vented, and the lot on
which it is situated, and will become
resident of Warren.
A good steady young man wants
place to do chores for his board
and go to school, or some kind of
work FOR his board. Parties in need
of one call at SBEAF office.
-FoR SALE: All the buildings
and sheds OF the old Meehan lumber
yard, also one safe.
The ROBERTSON LUMBER Co.,
J. P. EAsToN, Manager.
Prof. J. S. Carlson, of Gustavus
Adolphus College, St. Peter, Mimi,
the silver tongued orator,
will speak upon the political issues
OF the day, in the Swedish language,
at the opera house in Warren,
on to- morrow (Friday) evening.
All Scandinavians will be pleased
to hear him.
The Swedish Mission Friends had
large gatherings at their quarterly
meeting on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday last. Besides their local
pastor, Rev. Tornell, there were pres
ent Rev. skogsberg, of Minneapolis,
Rev. Bjork, Of Chicago, Rev. Dim
berg, Of New Folden, and others.
The populists and democrats
held their legislative conventions at
Stephen yesterday. The populists
nominated F. W. Wagner, OF Kilt
son county, for representative. turn
ing down Hendricks, who was anx-
ious to secure a denomination. The
democrats nominated M. A. Goar, OF
Kennedy.
FARMERS, LOOK HERE!
In order to give Farmers chance
to get cheap Feed, we will for short
time sell bran and shorts at the fol-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01
FARMERS, LOOK HERE!

In order to give Farmers chance
to get cheap Feed, we will for short
time sell bran and shorts at the fol-
lowing low prices:
Bran.......... 5000 per ton.
Shorts....... $500 y .
We will pay the highest market
price for Wood.
Rock Salt for sailing beef and pork
for sale.
WARREN MANUFACTURING Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01
Mankato Blank Book Mfg. Co., books
and Hin n K q - -1s..

Mankato Blank Book Mfg Co., books
and blanks iO.2
John Sinclair, sherif's fees in case
Of state vs.. John +. Taper 1876
John Sinclair. sheriff fees in case
OF state VS.. Richard Omand 1873
Henry Hale. witness fees in case of
y state VS.. Frank Russell 81. IL
Nels Widing, witness fees in case of
state vs.. Robertson & Gregory IL
Rayder Widing, witness fees in case
OF state VS.. Robertson & Gregory IL
P. o. Dahlgren, cash paid for clean
ing Office and for exchange and
drafts IL
r. A. Whitney, jury fees in case of
state VS.. f. Cronkhite ct al IL
r. A. Whitney. witness fees in case
of state VS. Frank Russell IL
J. G. Brinkerlloff, taking testimony
in case OF state VS.. Frank Russell rs
D. Cuutts. jury fees in case Of state
VS.. F.. CrOnkhi1e IL
E. G. Woolery. jury fees in case of
state VS.. Erick Forstrom IL
w. F. Powell, 2 cords Of hard wood 100
Chas. \. Peterson, taking care ofOie
G. NOrdrum. an insane person SO
Hanson and Kroke, cot for pauper
s. e: Johnson la
D. Robertson, postage and express
from Jan. 18th to Sept End. 1896 al
NJ. II. Novotny. stationery and no.
tees published for Superintend-
ent OF schools a.
On motion adjourned.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-10-01

express paid
p. f. Whitney. stationery
M. II. Novotny. printing notices for
superintendent of schools
o. Barker. justice fees in case of state
VS.. John Doe
Q. Barker. justice fees in case of state
VS.. P. Newton
Q. Barker, Justice fees in case Of state
VS.. Louis Olson and others
0. Barker, Justice fees in case of state
VS.. Robert Puryis
9. J.. Bandur, jury fee in case of state
vs.. e. Forstronl .
Stevens Bros. publishing treasurer's
annual statement
Stevens Bros. publishing county sup
erintendent'sn notice
fContinued on last mage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-11-17
REFUSEFRANCHISE
Secretary Foster Notified
by Minister Smith.
Ne Extension ter the spaldins
Comoine-Hopes for
Success.

Acting Minister Of Foreign Affairs
". O Smith yesterday notified John
". Foster. attorney for Col. z 5.
SpaIding, that after due and careful
consideration of his request for an e2-
tension OF the concessions already
granted Col Spalding. the Government
had decided that it is not advisable at
this time to extend any of the fran
chises or privileges he may now have
regarding the laying Of q cable from
the United States 10 Hawaii, so as TO
include an exclusive franchise for a
cable line between Hawaii and Aus
tralia or Japan or both. While the
Government regretted that it was IN
able to comply with the request, the
Executive wished TO express hopes for
Col. spalding's success in building the
line originally proposed between the
United States and Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Hawaiian Planters Association
viii continue in session today.
Hutchinson mill at Honuapo. Kauai
viii begin grinding on Monday next
The bark s c. Allen Will sail for
san Francisco with s load of sugar on
November 26th-
Captain Gregory Of the waialeale
has become very proficient sleight-
of-hand performer.
The barkentine Irmgard sailed for
San Francisco with load of sugar ar
1880 ?. II. yesterday.
Read what the Pacific Hardware Co,
Ltd, have on exhibition Their ad.
appears in another column
It is said that the Australia has not
been the bearer OF important news
since the Mckinley bill passed
The Kash" use both q push and g
shove persussiyely in the neckwear
shop today The persuader costs 25c.
The Kinau. sailing November Goth,
viii be due in Honolulu Wednesday,
November 18th, instead OF Friday, the
9th
a gentleman with $1,000 in his peck
ct was down on the wharf last night
trying to get 5 to l guesses On Nc
Kinley.
The thanks of the Advertiser are due
Capt Smith Of the City Of Picking, for
copies Of the Japan Mail, containing
the news Of the election
One OF the fire engines has been en-
gagged 10 clean out the hold Of the
bark H Hackteld previous 10 her tax
ing on sugar for San Francisco.
Fred Carter left for Kauai on the
Nikahala yesterday morning 10 take
possession Of the new ONCE OF Sheriff
Of the Garden Isle. recently given TO
him
General Dat returned on
the y. c. Hall yesterday, after tour
OF the post Offices on the Island Of
Maui and IN the Kona District OF Ha-
vail
The case OF Arthur Fitzgerald
charged with shooting q Chinese de-
tsctive officer. was on trial before Judge
Perry all day yesterday. Fitzgerald
Is conducting his Own defense.
PahaIa plantation has plenty Of wa
ter nov, on account Of recent rains.
The mill Is turning out 80 bags OF sug-
II daily At present there are 1900
tags Of sugar II the warehouse at
Punsluu awaiting shipment 10 Honolu-
IN
The James Aakee brought news yes
terday that upon her way from Hama
uaulu 10 Koloa On Wednesday last
the Waialeale broke her crank shaft,
and 20 became disabled from further
work The Ke Al Hou viii arrive
some time during the day with the
Fsisleale in tow