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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
NOTICE

The british Commissioner ana con.
nj General regrets that owing 20 Tho
bad state Of his health, he will bc IN.
able 10 hold u deception This year IN
honor ~ Her Iiriinnnlo Mniosty'H
birthday
H. ~ N. CONSULATE GEEEHAL.
Honolulu May agnd, 1850
gIgsgt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
MISUNDERSTANDING.

From Maui sud Hawaii, per slmr
kiD1G, May ~ yoIcanoi Mrs, llnyea
Mrs liqlsi0D, y, H. Durynp and valet
Madison JoDeH and valet. Daniel 10
ran, a, w. Wall Way porisl H. 70
Waiiy, H. N, whitney, !. a. scoit, G
T. Kennedy, Cliye Davies, y, H. Walk
~, H. u. sermo, Mrs, Kim Tni and
ebiM, ~ lIfasob, !. y, jnker X. y
Ybda, Sam Macy, Mrs. kalDu waipn
~ 2, kawelO, H. a. Kennedy, H. v
Hay, Miss Clafa l0w. l.. a. g. Parish
H. Abmi, Mrs ching Sing and cbIld
Oeo Ilodiek ana Hkiy1Dlue deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

mar Newspaper AZ M active aud
earnest membef NJ The u, A. H., /
wish 10 take Issue win H. Jny urecn
~ his explanation NJ u canadian
preaching ihe Memorial hay sermon
wben several American olergymen
were avnllnble, several members ~
The r0Ht here and ~ the Camp ~
hons ~ veterans object ~ The ~.
rnngemeni made aud said ~ IN the
meetings ~ ihOHe organization, Mr.
i'feen's snilna ih0l ~ other minister
differed his sefyioes caps The olImas,
80 minister wlh any conception NJ
oomnidn poufieHy, pfoprleiy Of ethics
could NJ that MI reok, then, forced
himself ~ lhe ", a, w. IN NY Opins
hon he might inst ~ we'll solicit lobs
~ pefform mnrnaRe ceremonies ~
n0nduei funerals, THIS IL u frgfelable
Incident bui 10 ~ American veteran
vim s0ur idpa NJ what IN what" I
wish ~ NY that NJ l'eoh and some
npmhpra ~ ~ Long lOHt haze IN,
olvrd lhr Onirr IN u nne mess,
fouf Obrdieni servant,
a. A n
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Henry Hughes. n young lad IN 30
bnla, white playing eiious on salur.
dny last fell and broke his riRbi arm
between The elbow and wrist The
hoy fell on The edge ~ u boK, fraotur.
ing The arm IN Two places. The bones
we're sci aud The boy 10 getting slyDy
finely,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Knowing ones invariably call
for pabst Milwaukee Instead Of
merely asking for Milwaukee beer.
Any one DESTROYS Of asccftaining
what pabst Milwaukee Dfaughi
lIeef II, can do 80 by calling Al the
Royal, Pacific and Cosmopolitan
saloons, where II will be served 10
them cold and sparkling and at the
Hai;e price ~ other beers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
ELEcTION on OrrIcEnq.

ELECTION on OFFICERS,
A. the nnnunl meeting NJ tile shnrc
holders ~ The Hawaiian Coffee nnt
Tea CO., held This day, the following
officers were reelected for he ensu
lpR year,
y May, President
&. w. Cooke, Vice.PrcsidrnL
w. A. sbnefer, Treasurer.
VIM W. Hall, Secretary.
u. w. lewis, Auditor.
WM w. NALL,
Secretary.
Honolulu, May 20, 1890.
OGlsBt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Law In Ye0u, Ven Buck WING and
jaw NuDg have entered into partner
ship with Y. Ium Sing, l55 Fort g.,
under the general name of " LUM
BIN0 90. Law Ilu Ycou 10 net ns
manager with full power Of attorney.
Y. LUM SING.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
Tghss, Of al In Issysnns Powe Latest U.s. Goyt Report
Roe! RR sxas$s
ADSOLUTELx pURE
ALL EXPERTS


Following we're pgssengers Tor Mo-
loh0l ny lbe lwnlani John Cassidy,
w. H. Wiloher ~, ", Y, smith, W, w.
T. Nyera, lHanp w. NY and wife, Mrs,
n, ~ Hutchinson, " laws Father
loOnOre and attendant Dr Hide,
brand liFy Wainmap a, kaubi wal,
Waiole, Dr Adrianea w. " MOnsarfal,
Mrs Mary Alapai, w. Murray, paul
NeupapDi W., NJ Rhodes, Andrew
brown, llep ll0ppnn, liep llaia, llepl
llond, lipp, Winston liep, llirbards,
Consul Mis-, w. H. Who's, Peter M
luai liep Ilypfofi lIom \, w. Tucker,
H. ~ NpVelghi W. Stove, ~ OllNrr,
w. Emerson, q, ~ lteynolds, Dr A.
v0reS Y, " lansing a. A, DroWp, y,
krliiplo and ibomns lIenorsN
Thp lwnlnni gol nway NJ gi30 There
WIS 40 newspaper representative
abpard,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
New Aaver,i...a.n,.
LOFT Nnrlrn

The following dcacribrd certificates
Of deposit issued by Claus sprcchlcs
A Coz In favor NJ n. q. Peterson.
have been lost or stolen Payment
has been stopped aud PERSONS are eau.
toned not Ia ncRoiinlc Tor snmel
No, 9iil for tl90OO,
No. 9aid for 5000.
No aaib Tor $4,000.
No, glib for tiOOO.
~ u, PETERSON.
U1Is9 "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
PIHE RESIDENCE PROPERTY


jHtSe hga gmflallgYA beNlllHg ,ilDnAa,
hlLiAfA M No mtHstM ldihalllH ma, fsgtl
mgsiAl sllets, NJ weHsit @''hliNd W ihA
'VggaElWielaAi lstggM qyHlpg ljeqgsi
MM WIN EI6llyja iaslN ,nslNtes llltl.gyeL,
Mli l.ltgt vi u g,talll hVH9ild AeplAttk
Nsayi, hHiMlf M 'llllllafd llitiiUl Nlge NsWl
FhA BpilfHldlneA NfDRlH M Y hatsHnlF
tglagAj WIN litllpA eqttifgi hil. aAd, taglll.N
lAnMY AttghHMl WIN M Nallli eiil9haii
ldl MN iElyla 'Nill lplq M aad Planted
w lsiHA Ai1dg W
..n e. A. pBAGDGH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Hinr Newspaper The commander
~ lieo, W 10 Long l'osl has seen NJ
~ pUne Uni w y hong defense ~ HE
Holi0n IN aolioiilHE the lley I'sek ~
dHlisef u mfhuriaI prnGn ~ tho
nh lOasildf 49, WHniH w hdyenls,
illr fam lhHt h. IN tho p0st com,
Wander What else7 There was ~
0eeasldn to- bis display ~ literature,
ihe WeWbefs NJ lhal organization ~
any olher have he right ~ ontIeIse
" lley see No. ~ ihe cheek NJ The
gentleman II he assumption that 10
me should md fault with any action
NJ his, one would lhlnk ffOm bio
Language, that ibr Organization should
p0i M Amefioan ~ l0nRef, n should
IN turned Oyer W l'eoh The Canadian
anlaldr M American has n right ~
npd fanii WIN The actin NJ The great
commander ~ The Urn w. Ne Long
I'0Ai NJ Hgsf
"No F0si NJ he w. 4, H. N Amefiea
lips been mare highly h0n0ed, ~
mow kbdly iffaied lhan on posl bas
Deen NY lbe officers, memlrs aud e0b
afeRHii0n NJ he Central liniou church
y met w most sincerely appreciate"
fnD his distinguished defender NJ
W. PeGh answer Why " ~ Kindly
lraled, he saw NJ 10 change fran
an American gburob whore be- always
hns beep treated IN sngha Kind msbnr
~ pasi0f thai dislihes lhe Idea NJ
Annesaiion ~ ne United States, 90
" ibe taet WIS known, Americans
generally 1he gentleman has made
bic neali ~ him stay IN ~ bui plense
d0pt ma fhNli vim others vim think
Inherently, and rome M dengnpeiDR
Amere9DE W. says such meD would
IN miserable IN lleayenf Well, NJ h.
n n0i 4 pfopef Judge NJ ibal eouDify,
he had beiief say M liiile NJ possible,
and make preparations n0w
DsE ANElilCAN,
rms e0ninbHlGf IL also n member
NJ lbe ", 4, II, siarl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

daa W. herpslfOm IL agent ior lhe
kroeper Plane Leading musicians
nndofnn II i0r Ne touch lane aud
Workmanship New AMI second hand
Instruments lmllpp and repaifInn
once, ihruml Telephone aii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
nan, ss ,mpsssa vesn

When yen aak lor lisallIe Iirew'
lag and Mathis Cas- bper, DO nol
accept any other hind beeause You
ars Told II Ia ''lua, W good" II
you value your health you Will moi
allow anyane 10 lmpoae up0p You
w oIIeIlnn yQu y cheap substitute,
Nsmembel thai lhp halner and
Olympic beaIA afe Just what They
ays represented 10 no. iiolb ale
lhp product NJ Tbs noal perfect
HIewh barley and tbs beal hops n
had l'of sails y, Criterion
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
LOST

kahuku Plantation draft 80. u.
drawn on ~, favor NJ Modoifos a
Decker Tor 5000 Payment has been
stopped
N, y, uHlNBAUM a 60, IT'D.
UfHpt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
Ihn unnAlAllalna anal,

= " p0u fail " eall NJ walerh0aae'a
dnflnH ibe Great hpeelal sale g0u
lo0Ae golden opportunity i0r bar
palnhi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Thn RannIne allaellgna NJ W ~
NplrIp a0nllnun IN INV elGNda M rms
TUNERS Head nh INV M to-day lhnH
nsnmIne gGW anppIg NJ hid and table
linen nnd Apn N l1l haan'l hnllnf am
hlnne lhlA opportunity
weetly al@ poo pm year
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

TTTFTTTVTTT TTTT FTTTTTT
NJ Gladstone haa made n solemn
lgGmlm N bis dgeiGfs lbai be VII
hfgef aRain make pHblie Apeeelii
Revprlhplem NJ delivered 0ne 0rallGG
afef mallne M pledge NJ beRged
Mn pbgHiplaHp N allGW him N spnall
M ne opening NJ lhe nav rallrGad
IRAN llaNardpn brldge N lilrheDhead'
M hppnqh m ihal 0ppaniGn wa ram
lnlAeaDl, and Nv RECALLED Hlrmlinp M
n nv m lha Marcy mGda Whleli ma
nGw 0qnlpiad IN M LignfpgGl dGeha
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
TWO REPLIES TO r. JAY
pOBT COMMANDER OnEEN'B LIT.
TER DRAWS Pine.

- rair " Veterans Espfcss Them.
selves .lhai Memorial sermon Tho
llOGs,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
nARE MN


a 0nal base bail schedule viii M ars
iangpd ~ Monday me Aiam pGWd
Wf may ~ lhr met schedule pre-
p0rp1 ~ nppOuDl ~ spWrHi aHUps
nlling 0n Australia daya Heyefal
WnWbfrH NJ ihHi mub are employed
wilb lrwin a c0p g1d bishop a c0p
and fpr them steamer dayH nre efy
bnay 0nrs 4 HfpOnd schedule wns
prepared, bnl " made no provision
for lhn Company u team The gnme
ihls Hflefpoop VIII slaH lhe ball and
VII firm lhr mse NJ u maj schedule,
4 Rood nonlesl IN certain and ihrrp
should W. y lnrRe Attendance,
we lspe masop N ihe Hawaii liase
lhil LeHRip viii ~ opened NJ he
le0gue grounds atibij0 0'elGph lhls
pternO0n, lbe hlgm aDd ligHGlHlns
pr0HNDR mis N he initiative game,
WE tennis WI lipe ~ NJ f0llOwsi
llOn0lnlus, stars
W. WSlob ut,tt q unufHI Wilder
y lfhOn ititttti y utut, w. llHn
\ w. Wodpbousp,lb uurbns Willis
W. Lnpps ,tuu gbtu, rhHs rGgmdi
NJ W0lnrl0nsN, ihH nam w. wider
urn flarhp ,uujb i,tu, H. Lishman
fNfW Tfaoey IN INN, sam W00ds
n Nm u,u,tu,U utuOliyef Garter
4, kplhninDAplr ,gfutu TOm prym
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Notice In hereby given that M nd
journcd annual meeting Of the IA
LEAkALA RANCH CO., held May
18Th, 1890, The aforementioned were
elected 10 serve m officers Of the com.
pany for The current year, Wis
Hon. H. y. Baldwin ,,,,,, President
H. A. TbnrstoD, Esq D.. Vicc-president
q. H. Hobortson, Esq 80. Treasurer
Hon. w. o, Smith ,,,o.u Auditor
w. w. Bishop ',,,,.,.,,, Secretary
Dated Honolulu, May 10Th, 1890.
u. ". BISHOP, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

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NM, I'M I'M tfMH m bAWdgW ,gIkl
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nIa'paeipeg lGgGE Nam
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lslBs H@lt9i1gs nan hdlses Hhga NH
sW WI HNlIefn fGhfAllleHeHH tWsNhpl
npAtls's faiflans biBAe abd sitll ~ nm
HdAN
wv tefms apdy N -
THY a, GARIBADbb0,
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23

Wv Nm Hgalem HM lhlA HeaAlD 'ihe fldl
waalLff Inn ulade nnliHilal dralna nl0n M
Vial fGfaaa VIA lsGa hqH lpegine lnpgyei
lglpg ma llDpnlp, and Nh Nm ilgnlnna N
nVN hjlg'hllN1i N lHiaAylleuin .IInhH mi
Wlallllh M Nm HflHl llllllHT lHiHllhf " u
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
VESSELS LEAVINO MONDAY.

VESSELS LEAylSG MONDAY
simf kaual, lirlbn, Tor Kauai ports
simr James Nahcc, Peterson, foi
kapaa,
Nh faebt C0rOnci, James, foi
Japan
Bimf Nok0lii, IIilo, Tor Molohai aud
lanai
Bimf \, 4, Cummins, Neilson, foI
BOOlau,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-05-23
HaWaiianCirCuS
Price, Burns and Gonzales,
pHOPnIEroHs
NOTE OUR NEW TALENT.
Best in the World.
PROGRAM FOR
This Evenings

overture Orchestra
T. fF"h'h NhuIiIpg L'npihg o'er The
horses through balloons ana ban
nefs' etc. by the Company
a. hopENl hoolI WIZ chtcfinib Tie
audience WITH comic song
D HUBBLE ACT liy the Young ana
daring rider, kAollliL
T. Double TfapeIe JONES aud WI
LIAMs'
o. Principal Net l'y the Celebrated
Equestrian, j. H. HAYES.
CLOWN BOB SCOTT
D. Loop walking SIG. IEONNliDO,
Justly styled King Of the Air"
T. Eos Hunter YolNG RACHEL.
p spanish Rings HAYES, Cl'tI and
LEoNARpo'
{" REFER jenkins j. H. HAYES
~ clown chile'
VAUDEVILLE PEhfoHhAN'E.
H. Pl"no selection tIi"o"y NOON by
PhoF' w. bltoTlibl.F'
w. LOVE IN OLD IRELAND
Chnrnctersi
Molly, the pride ~ kildare Co.,.
'',,'f,",,,",., Nohf MARIlN
Barney u broth of - boy). nnd
Widow Malone tnross and uMD
,,.s..,............ BOB SCOTT
IS. Grafton Mare Antony Grafton
over the body of Cacsnr MASTER
karl.
~ MIss MILDRED KINGSLEY IN
her character dances.
10. NoHA MARTIN In her latest
American song "Grncr ONomc."
10. Tho Wonderful GONZALES SIs.
TERs, sielln and Nina- n their
rhlqur speeinlty, Introducing Iri.h
and Negro Melodies, intcrsv,ited
with Buck Dancing. Cart Wheels.
Acrobpiic Fcnis. etc
different styles Of Dancing
~. NINA. the child soubrciic In the
Sony, Little Bunch 81 Whistrfs on
| His chin"
~. Highland filing MASTER ENHi.
co. "Put Me or ~ Binaln" NoRN
| MAETlN,
Nina Conisrtionisfs Extraordinary,
VIII here inirodu'" their renowned
| HP''"ly 'h''r N'.l"n'in' move
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Olympia Oct fa-Spee4zL--sa ire opsn-
Lar a5eS today The supreme court sCstasns
- constitutional ths zcz Of ixss. relating
to superior courts and the election u ST.
persor judges and hosds that the zcs Of
ikn. providing for jlagss and additional
Judges for the superior courts In the eoCn-
ties o. this state. wzs repealed thereby.
The cass wxs eEtifs@3 the state ex REL
Hiram Dzs1n. respondent. VI. Claude
Hask. Appellant Rsgsr6arx the repexi OF
the che ACT 5y the oth~x. the court says
IL Vas plain the intent Of The legislature
Of szG vas 10 provide. ncs for additional
judges. ID, for the election o< ali superior
oours judges 81 tie state by the districts
provided IN tsse act ana repeats the former
sc4. notwithstanding s1ss sbsencs of any
repeating clA0se.
The eonsiitasicaxllty Of the act was At
lacked upon the ground. Ers. that the
title does n0 sufficiently indicate the sub
Jet matter Of the act: secon1. that TIE
act u In contsavsntion Of s~ction 5. zrtscse
T. ~ the constitution. Regarding the nrst
tie court concludes that the title Is SUM-
csnuy exDlseis TO permit the legislature
20 enact anything regarding the suDssisr
courts Of election Of sach iudxeA A 10
tas second DIGESTION. the court ho41s tha.
no great s-s.ence Ia done 10 the language
Of The section Of the constitution under
considerations when taken - . whole. By
holdlnG that shsrety Il Sras intended 70
rest In the legislature tie discretion to
eetaemsne - 10 when each Of the counties
sho<ssd eiess . judge for tfssif. ana how
eounftee entitled - 10 elect should %
grouped Tor judsctai purposeA
Tho eject a this dscssaon 10 70 desArs
that kisrkstAs county 10 so, en1cec 70
sse<f Jsdgs Tor itself ~ thu coming esec-
Ton. but mast 81 Win SkamAasz. Clarke
AID C0WiiiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Psst Angeles. Oct t0-SpeciAi. -Ex-s<n-
efos Jonn B. Alien Addressed . big Re-
psosscsn meeting last nsxAt a. the op<rz
hasss- His Appearances here was locked
forward 20 wsrk pleasure By those who
bad heard bin ant BY these who knew
Tin BY reputation. Aa5 none were 3.sAr-
y,esnsecs FOR bis effort toaIgas Sas enc
cA2enists9 80 tsscoocsrf the tree ssiv~~stes
IN Their opinion that . aafs-6x. raa.sy
wo1c oe blessing 20 isis country Treat
srs tae ssS5sst. as ne 9sc. In the sExas OF
History. mere vas hgi one eenct-sso.. ana
thar uaa rat the United States woul1 Ia
sTsss6ay make an utter failure In sfts-sp.-
rate % - 70 / His silmsson 20 tie pros
9-rfsy which attended the rssset States
ursses Republican protective tariff Law
wax receiv~t 18th hearty kpFsaHss. a. was
Also bis eio1aeus tr4b4ts 10 The sfate OF
washington
Cod T. y. Ne(s1fcheon hss eeen Going
ese~ssens work Curing TIA present. week
for sae Republican Cause 81 THIS coanty
He has addressed large ard enthusiasts
meetings az Port Crescent, East csaHAr
Gettysburg. psrx~ssxs. s~ua.n ard "A
TIA city. lie has ssaresesss IN turning
Macy af TIE waverfng IN shs rzxat wsv
ard has srrs~<s Mckinley ren with a great
nlfshsr of strnas arguments Tire nz&st.
iss n fsss city sSs lively oae from
Start 30 hr'sA. So tas speaker wss FIRE.
ao~nsiy interrupted - Pnpalss;s anzs r<aa-
rsrats. a9s they Seer saoas trey rad AZ.
t8rkes Tartar Ans that thssr questions
wsse 4csaS their c&ase more har.e thaa
gSoS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
LIKENs Aor HEARD FROM.
His Creditors Attach His Law Library
ard once Furniture.

Tacoma, Oct te-Spe19al.-Tfse exclusive
puhscaE&cn .n Frssays Post-InteI!s2encer
OF the disa2para-ce from this city q. Colo
lei W. W. Lskens. rAe wei-known Ia
conA lawyer, caused q great STIR among
The missing mans acquaintance and cs1-
enrs. Several Of those who were Anan-
csaliy interested in the matter Sc. about
p~o.ecs ting themselves as the c.-cg1,ssAra-
css would best aI.ow. p. V. Cesar. rep
resentfng ne Vanderbilt building. where
Ixkens hax. bis Office yesterday attached
me missing lawye-s library and ONCE fur
nttars- TIE amount OF the deb. 10 srz.
& %. NfSccx. an attorney In he sane
building has an Interest In IRE f<ora-y.
represented by a mortgage OF SO.
F. o. ChezGrn q s.s@n: OF Cc'c-se. ILkens,
Is also interested IA the lawyers anA.rs
s. ne 10 security or appeal bond IN q ere
Insurance case FOR s. 200. The case was re-
ceat.y decided adversely 70 the company.
tsrs attorneys moved FOR Judgment II
appears asaa. the company forxarSsd the
Necessary amount 70 Colonel Lxkers. but
when the Judgment WAS 10. pad suit w-zs
Instituted on the bond
Ekens served term In re Cora 70
state pensserrsary some years ago for
forgery. His friends claim Il was . 'pss.-
up t9b." but others say different He
came 20 Tacoma IN lsss and aapoied In
real estate. and. Ike everybody here ~
rs9at time, made money rapidly. when
the hard ttrres SGT IN car-ss rews~ses ara
lately Lfke-< had been In hard ctrcura-
stances. Els domestic Affairs were q
Source Of trouble. k.s wife recently So
curing q divorce
A man who knows Lkers wei says
THAI his Disappearance Is al old trick
frat when he has exhausted MS cVpor-
fpufftes for his peculiar kind Of business
ne always leaves suddenly. never 70 re-
turn. unless by me hand OF tae law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

- payi.x qnan1-sa TIE Kas,tSocaa
silver z,znxzg 13s.-scs- wAscA Gas grewn
eEzsoE8 fsur the AikA gra4e o. - Arsr
c-es- al8e located {. weE KoesSaAy. ra1
rs7rese.sseG - snzaE hS1 prE-y col.ec-
1o1- The s7u-h>ra p~rscr q East Kaos-
ezAy. Of whsch Fer- 9se<se - The c~nssf
q or<-ztscEs. contains - cams <nAt
have pay ore In sehs- qufte . hammer Of
rsach have s-se rxElng an-tx Tns-e
ars . few base osS prc7errtas szxh gosa
ssssd sedxes
In af9tzscn 20 re Epec.rn>zs from reess
aso sevs-1 samples showing the exces-
is~S qza1y .. -ne Cror@ Ne~- pass cc-ai
In early dAvs Ora ttse-scs wzs me sc@ne
ce e-sa, Szc~r INNING activity. ara
thonxh tbs rscheg. - s-s pace- grozod
was worked ont -5sr tAs-e are many
placer miners N -he Assrsc. noE making
ge~S wages
From n. Gossen DNxoa. n Eax
koo.enay district socat1s aecre 80 niles
s9rfh Of rorz Ssees. 81 exhEogs hzs oe>n
brought ~ ths Koo.enay CcnsoS dated
Mining Company. ~ Everett TIE sy~cs-
mers represent the Hos.cn claim q gay
copper proposition from whs~A ASSAYS
averaging i3n oances silver. 81 ga. q per
cen. lead sn3 % per cent ccp>er have
been o5tzsr@d.
AL The wsal-xrows mines u ne Cceur
EAsenss. Including ne Gem. Frisco.
Morning. Yoa lie. Standard Bunker Hi
and Sullivan. have coarrSocsA1 &c he
Idaho sxhTo-.. witch occupy three large
t2eses- Tn. Lewiston exAls contains
some specimens from the gold mining dis
srzcs a-oznt Florence and Pssrce Csty,
once . placer 6istric<. which we're par-ics-
larry notscet ov many visttors- Other po--
tons Of Idaho re3sssens-c are TIE Mesi-
ow Creek. Cold Creek and Nerrsr. DIS
srcs. each having very cre1stahle ex-
hSasA TIE Au<coyifs Mica nsae In La
tab displayed Quantity o. large and VAL
liable mica
TIE 81 Rss-s district, o. Montana, has
some rich specimens hare
OF the minerals Of cats state. Stevens
county and sse reservation mines have
osat down some fine p1eceS Of ore, those
from the reservation resembling strongly
The RossTasse orsA Stevens county ores
carry gold. silver. copper and lead This
county has also an exhibit OF roofing
STATE. Gays. moulding sand. building sand
an5 some beautiful marble.
Okanosan co9nsy has sens down . spiea-
did collection. che Twisp river gold mines
contributing . isrge portion o. X. SQGax
Greek Meta0x. Talnlcut and Meadow
Creek DISTRICTS show gold. silver and cop
per ores. free milling and base and socas
a0-uonial silver. TIE Horseshoe basin
near Lake che.an. sends IA q nice specs-
men % gziena-
After VISITING the exhibition the miners
annual banquet took pace a. he AGis-
soFivn. whsrs- there we're more speeches
before me members bid each oghe- good
By FOR another year TIE banquet sas
Asting finale 10 tae convention Of the
Northwest Mining Association While Il
sas rendered 5y the citizens Of Spokane.
the convention took entire charge % H.
The banquet was held In Auditorium hall.
And nearly 30 people we're In attendance.
The hail wzS iaxte.uliy decorated with
eSsrgreeas and Illuminated with ssSsooas
q colo-ed electric I!Ea1A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
BRYAN In MINNESOTA.
Many Speeches TO Farmers Along the
Route Before the Great Gather
ing 1T ST. Paul

Fargo, Oct ie.-B-yan was received By
q large crowd here this morning. With as
much enthusiasm as could be expected on
q day so chilly. He made a lengthy speech
and then left for 81 Paul ahrse-n1tn-
ate stop xaz made q; Herman, and Nr.
Bryan discussed the s-cent dollar propo-
si:son- AT Morris. AiEn-. the largest and
most enthusiastic c-osd w4s found since
Fargo was left behiDd Nr. Bryan spoke
TO the people q few minutes cxcI the rear
pia1orra OF the car.
A short stop was made NJ Benson and
Ar. Bryan spoke a few minutes.
II was q crowd OF farmers that received
Mr. Bryan from one sni OF the trip 10 tie
other. and 10 place were they more en-
thUsias-ic than al wiiEnar. Nr. Bryan
tod them the American people had always
been equal 70 any emergency. and that
c~sS.a had been reached IN the financial
history OF tie country. He said that ior
years the Republicans had been working
TO maintain 4 gold standard under cover,
openly advocating h-nletaldsm-
The nominee tod the people a. Ltca-
Geld. where a crowd OF several hundred
reoyss had gathered. tia; tie r1o1ey Qaes-
tioa was not too deep for the American
people
A. wsverly. watch was reached nate
this afternoon prominently dfspsayed- ~as
Q crude banner marked Our Sons WIZ
g.
spoke briefly. confzAlnx himself mainly 10
s2 eNe aaAsso8 - re rezi aseskslss-g %
free courage. and the distorted meanings
rsm upon Gle term by the gold people
TIE has, stop of the day before Mime
spolis wzs reached was Dei&1o. where Mr.
BRYAN spoke 20 q crox3 Of several huh
srea from the rear psaxforn- The Bryan
party reached ST. Paul few minutes be-
FORE o'clock iris evening. AM was aiken
a. once 10 tie Ryan hotel for dinner. OLD
sol4lers were Included In the escort That
greeted Mr. Bryaa. TIE messing aus n
me o. AufisoTiar-- tie seating caracEy
% x~NiN liz 6 90 cSs w-irn nsain@a not
less than sa others vrho has crowded
into al .fp available gaming roora-
Before TIE s2ee1ss oy AT. Bryan. Louis
Nash. FOR tire local LABOR orgaEiza ezoss.
presented BIN with q silver pen ard an
asss9wsS. on six. expressing the hope r11as
this per nigh, Se used In sgning The tree
>eanage bin thar they hoped g pass Be-
dies the meeting al the auditorium. csaer
meetings were held a. the Aarket hall ani
a. Paul Martins opera house. where Mr.
Bryan sposs more briefly A. re audi
forum the candidate was Introduces BY
s I. Pierce. % this city us speech was
weF rsceIveSs. and al shs close ne crowd
fo2sc ~es3 the nominee rsthe- than say and
hear speech by Igna-as Donnslsy. who
followed