davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

FIRE INSURANCE. HAVE you IN
sured your furniture? We will be glad
70 let you know the cost. John L. Archer
& Co. 10 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

GRAY HOUND PUPS FOR SALE. s
M Rice, Jr,, Il. u, Union, s. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE.
John l.. Archer & Co.. 10 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

GIVE US YOUR CARPETS; WE WILL.
take them up and relay them by skilled
western mechanics, at lowest prices. A.
8. Griffin & Co, S14 Broughton, west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

GET THE BEST, WE MEAN CANDY.
Eieopoulo makes 1t fresh every day from
the purest materials. 1l2 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-23

FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwell & Chapman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
From Mr.. Perkins.

Mr. EDITOR-WIH You kindly cor
rscr the statement made in the AdveT-
ussr Of inlay which reports that
have discovered s small and six large
birds new 70 science These numbers
represent pretty correctly the total
number OF species peculiar 70 the Isl
zn6s although sone are nov extinct,
collected by al the nsturaiisTs who
have visited the Islands since the time
Of Captain Cook, until The present dsT-
As matter OF fact, the new species
Of birds, added OF late years, had Al
ready been mostly collected by the col
IectCrs for the late Hon Walter Roths-
child before 1 had ever visited the Isl
znds other than Oahu Nothing has
been added 70 the list since 1885 As
the statement il your paper might b
Rad By soue biologists elsewhere, CT
copied into otheT pepers and being at
tTib1tsd 10 ne. would give ne repz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
EVA FIRE.
Portuguese Child Burned to Death
Before the Mothers Eyes.

Portuguese Child Burned to Death
Before the Mothers Eyes.
! small building Al Eva. occupied
b. Marie Yitorino and her family OF
three children, vas burned 10 the
ground between and 10 O'Clock yes
terdzy morning. The youngest OF the
three children. aged u months, was
50 badly burned. that il z few hours
death resulted
The alarm was given about o'clock
and IN Z short tine flames we're dart
ing in all directions Mrs VitoTino
vas ont aI YORK. and when she heard
What vas happening rsn over 10 the
place Just IS the Two grown children
Esrs running ont OF the house.
IN little While the house IoppIed
OTz-. and the other child was sxrriczt-
q from the flames in z very badly
burned condition
d.. Waddiek arrived At l o'clock and
did al il his power 20 save the child
but about ; O'Clock. death ensued-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
}. s. cLAUDINE,
CAMERON. CoNxAxDER.

VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays at S O'Clock
p. m, touching at Kahuiui, Hama. Ha-
moa and Kipahulu Maui Returning.
arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
VIII call at Nuu. Kaupo. once each
month
No freight will be received after q.
m. on day of sailing
This company reserves the right 10
make changes in the time OF departure
and arrival Of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE. and ii viii not be responsible
Tor any consequences arising therefrom
Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight This company viii
not hold itself responsible for freight
after ii has been landed
Live stock received only at owners
risk
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables OF passengers
unless placed in the care OF pursers
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking Those fail
ing 70 do so will be subject TO an addi-
uonal charge OF twenty-five per cent
c. L. WIGHT. President
S. b. ROSE. Secretary.
CAPT J. A KING, Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
CorroN rRoM AFRIcA.
MIR. Mar>dsn Orders Seed for EN-.
perimeutS Here.

Mr., Marsien is AZ present greatly IN
tsreSsed in a new species Of cotton.
which is creating some excitement. il
not alarm. among the planters az the
Southern States, Ii was discovered by
= Jew in Africa some years ago, He
took the seed 10 Atlanti. and. with
them. a statement Of the value Of the
particular eoIton. The story goes that
5 company Of planters Immediately Of
tered him $4,000 for his little package
OF blush cotton seed. containing less
than a pound.
Mr., T, A. Jackson. s planter near At
lSnts, GS-, made the first experiments,
He has written the Hawaiian Com
missioner Of Agriculture. and also sent
70 him = sample Of the lint. The speci-
men shows long fiber and heauti
fol. glossy cotton. Il is 3 shade whittier
and brighter than the upland cottonS
OF the United States, and would easily
class miidling fair in Liverpool
Mr., NSrSien has requested Mr.. Hast
inss ST Washington TO secure for his
department sn ounce or two Of the seed
The market value Of the seed is now
500 per pound.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15

lea for GSe0zntSs Rsrtwsu tor re>
Spoa6sEtS,
The SGrcsms Court hSS rendered =
decision IN the case u koaS Coffee
CCmrGny. Limited. NscscV !, C&pVoa
and James :, Morgan " the Third
ClccGit Court SnG Circuit Judge q she
TnsrG Judicial Circuit, Edward 3,
Bsrth0oQ an5 joseph SehlGupI. being
3 WI, AZ p7oAsosuoa growing ont q
Al equity Issue An application 70 for
hi6 the CiCuit Court q Hawaii from
II king further cosaiz2nos ~ the or1s-
izzi SGis in equity was allowed. 2nCi
the desired writ issued. The CoGvS
INSIDE nc SnSws- thereto. nor iii the
prosecution. although Sgsch Is provided
II Sec- Is. ?, - q the Compiled Laws,
AZ The next term the plaintiffs (vhC
S-s the present defendants moved 70
cuzSh the writ. 2n6 claimed their mo
ZION as the statutory answer, Tbs
Court Gnis thar z1 answer in 6us
form. in such Gases, is required by tbs
statutes A point made in support a
the motion Is that The applicants havs
waived all oh!ectioaS - jurisdiction
by answering 70 the merits q the bill
The Court replies that parties eznao'
ov waiver confer jurisdiction o. tbs
coarJ over subject matter. The nc
tion Is denied Opinion by Judd. c, j.
unanimous concurrence.
Cpcn the case the case the Supreme
Court establishes the following points
A writ q Prohibition will not b
ouSshsd On motion when neither n,
Circuit Court. 70 which il WIS sd
dressed. nor the parties plaintiff pToS
scuins The case made srSwer. ans
whs-s the sid Circuit Court Was clear
IL incompetent 70 exercise JurlSiictio-
in equity. the exercise az which va:
the ground upon which the prOhibi
ton wzs obtained The several circu,
Judges. znd not the circuit courts, hav,
jurisdiction in equity. Little for III
motion: ThurSIo1 & Stanley. contra
Thomas Rain Walker petitions 10
Letters a administration q the e>tau
Q. the late Edward Hutton Of Hama
k-s. Hawaii. The estate consists 0
money zr6 securities valued AZ sI09ll
Two sisters. residing in France. IN,
3 brother. in Australia, sire named $
lssatesS Monday. February 18th. i
set as the DAY for hearing said pei
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
AVERAGE OF 44.9.
ovsrtopS Any Other Hawaiian
Shooting Record.

Thirty men Of the y. G. H. made 44.s
average in practice during the month
Of December. Lieutenant Colonel
Fisher says that this oyerJopS any
other Hawaiian shooting record.
These are the men and their scores:
A Moore. -; c. EIyin, a; J. H Fish
er. ~: P H Burnette, 10; Sam John
son. 10: +. L Aruark. 10; Whitehead,
10; J. :. 0'Connor, 10; W. P. Johnson.
+5; E Olsen. +5: Lieutenant Ludewig,
~: Haneyold. 10; G. H. Gere, IS; Cap
tain A Coyne. +5; W. Mott. 45; E
Sutton. As; Cooke, As: Mus. Bortfeld. "a;
Mahoney. "A: Rose, ~; Morse. ~; Pet
lerson. ~: Kulike. II: Frasher. AZ;
Cook. II; Sherwood. II; Nakuina. "a;
Eysnson. ~: Overlook, II; Gephert, IL.
Total. 1.S4S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Opening a Thoroughfare Between
Emma and Nuuanu Streets.

J, A HasSingsr. acting superintendent
Of public works, and Supervisor Cum
minis have begun the work of extending
Vineyard street TO Emma, above the
High School premises The start Is be-
ing made on the Emma street end
This morning the new street Will be
opened as far as the rsSr wall OF the
High Schooi premises. and will Be filled
in and IsyslsS. 4 section Of the wall is
in the way. and VIII have 10 come down
At this point the street crosses the walk
10 the new primary department which
VIII Dc Of fusSrnsbls benefit 10 that in
SuCurion. sSoCdi1g the children a street
20 their class rooms in place Of the pres
suJ circuiIolS route through the High
School premises.
This part Of the work. which Will be
rushed and completed in 3 few weeks,
VIII give q splendid driveway, with side
walks, from Emma street 10 the Cunha
premises at the foot Of Vineyard street
Then the street VIII be further Contin-
us5 10 River street. and E bridge which
VIII span the stream 81 that point
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
RoSs-SIEMsEN NUPTIALs.
Ceremony Performed in 81. An
Srsw'S Cathedral.

SrSwS Cathedral
Yesterday evening st $50 O'clock 81
St Andrews Cathedral. George c,
Ross. clerk in the Interior Department,
and son Of sx-Auditor General G. J.
Ross wzs united in marriage 10 Miss
Carrie SiemSen. one Of the teachers
ST St Andrews priory. The ceremony
was performed by The Rev. V. Il. Kit
est. znd witnessed by quite s number
Of the friends Of the contracting par
rieS. including the pupils Of the priory.
The bride looked very pretty in her
Wedding costume. and Was given away
BIZ the Hon T. a Schsstsr. who had
been her guardian Appropriate brid-
al music was played On the organ by
Wrzy Taylor. Miss ksIsi was brides
maid and George s. Harris, Jr., beSC
nan
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Mr.. SismSs-. Who with Joseph Mars
den started The Honokaa plantation
many. years aEu- She is most eStim-
able znd accomplished young lady. and
RzS educated ST s. Andrews prioTy.
where she has recently taught
Afrsr The ceremony s reception was
held 81 The pTiory, wEsrs the newly
usrrie5 couple received q numbr OF
their friends The large parlor in The
p-5oEy was beautifully decorated for
The occasion Refreshments were
ssTTsi-
NJ and Ms Ross viii spend their
Honeymoon 81 Jhs residence Of George
Allen s1 The peninsula
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
s. co.

There are people in Hawaii, who fol-
lowing an old custom, buy their groceries
in California believing that they can save
money. 1t is possible this might have
been done with success in the long ago,
before competition reduced the cost of liv-
ing on the Islands. 1t Is possible, too,
that the people who continue to buy at
the Coast are not aware that the canned
and bottled goods, 1--WE mean delieacies),
may be bought from US at strictly whole
sale prices. 1t is not probable that per
sons ordering from California order in
small quantities; they probably get case
of vegetables or fruits in an order. We
are prepared to I'LL such orders in Homo.
lulu at astonishingly large discounts from
retail prices. The opportunity is here for
you to save money without sending to
California.
We have all manner of timed goods
an order for any quantity will be promptly
and satisfactorily filled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Two active young men want posi-
tons. See notice in another column.
Fifty-three contract Chinese labor
ers were brought by the Rio Janeiro.
II. F. Glade, Hawaiian Consul at
Bremen. left by the Australia for his
home in Germany.
1t is said that 10 per cent assess
ment on Oahu Sugar Company stock
will be made in few days.
At least two dark race horses hav,
been imported from the Coast for :he
11th of June program. They are owned
by Maui parties.
On account of the departure of the
mails the regular meeting of the Board
OF Health was postponed from yester-
day TO Friday afternoon.
The o, S. S. Australia sailed at 4
sharp yesterday afternoon. Out of re
spect to the memory of the late Min
lister Willis, whose remains were sent
by the. steamer 10 the States. the band
did not play on the wharf.
Senator McCandless wishes it under
stood that the opinion regarding con-
tract labor. expressed by him in his
speech at thsDrill Shed Tuesday night
was his as an individual, and he was
not yoicing the opinion OF the Senate
as a body.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between E. Hoffman and V. A
Vetlesen. doing business at Waikiki
Maui. as general merchants under The
firm name of Hoffman & VetleSen is
still continued at the same place and
under the same firm name.
Professor W. D. Alexander and his
bIsther. ]. NJ. Alexander, left by the
steamer W. G. Hall last evening for a
short visit to Hanalei. Kauai They
will return Sunday morning next. Mr..
] NJ. Alexander will leave in about two
weeks for his home in Oakland.
Judge De La Vergne rendered de-
cision yesterday in the matter of right
OF the deputy marshal to prosecute
cases in the District Court. He decides
lA1I G4AS ucpuls VI Tue ulaISHdl viii
be allowed TO prosecute cases, and cited
as authority cases in California and
the custom that has prevailed here.
Ten prominent Chinese merchants
Of this city have organized a company
TO publish a new Chinese paper, to be
known as the Honolulu Chinese Chrcn-
icle. The first issue will be published
in the early part of February. Orders
for printing machines, etc, were sent
by the Australia yesterday. The main
office will be located on the mauka
side of King street, near Smith.
H. ]. Gallagher, a man very well
known here in Honolulu, has been
made road supervisor of the Eva dis
triet- He was formerly manager oi
the pineapple ranch and cannery at
Eva, but Capt. j. Kidwell sold out his
business in Manoa and assumed COZ
troll of the place himself Mr. GalIag-
her has received many congratulations
from his friends on his good fortune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15

Mothers whose children are troubles
with bad colds, Group or whooping-
cough will do well TO read what Dr..
R E Robey, of Olney, No., says on
this subject He writes: For years
We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and always keep it in the
house. 1t is regarded in our family
as specific for all kinds of colds and
coughs The % and so cent bottles for
sale by all druggists and dealers;
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
Coffee Seed.

Mr. EDITOR-I beg TO inform
those interested IN coffee planting that
there il ROW n opportunity 70 pro-
cure a quantity OF first class coffee
seed from Guatemala, in Central
America
Through the kindness Of the Min
lister for Guatemala az Washington this
department has been put in commune
cation with responsible planters IN
Guatemala who viii send Us frst-clzss
coffee seed
Those persons desiring 10 procure
some Of the seed viii please send in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
IN THE UPPER COURTS
DeciSion in Case OF kona Coffee
Company.

Company.
II The natter ot The estate q the
late E6wzr6 Everett the Court Judge
PERI has approved The account u
Trustee : l Nzgoc1- ordered his bo1d
cz-csIls5- Surs-5sS discharged and Z
distribution 0: ths remaining property
zCO-E he several heirs
Ms Js1e Ms has han appointed
sxac-rrix q The estate o. tie late Her
= " Ms % ss-Fe without bands
Judge Carter has ordered The dis
charge q P c Jones executor OF the
estate q George Ahuzi- Upo1 his fling
his E-zl receipt The sane order WIS
followed il the natter q the guard
tz1zhip OF P1le L5ilii t~l. J. < XII
rsC- guardian
Robert : BOW uzS-sr Of The briz
L-TE1s. has fled IN sns~G 70 ths
Lbal q ths Wilder Steamship Coz
rs1E and their salvage cain Of s.. 9sl
i VII b remembered that CAPTAIN
B-oEl zocep-ed The services q the
s-sz1s- LksEk=. and signed z eo1-
EaC- II -hs 1zue q TIE oEuers OF the
Lurltze- % pzy The sun Q: $500 for
s-ch assistance. and fo- Lhe riSk taken
b Captain Andrews and the little
steamer II saving he brig Nov Cap
tain BrCSn SAYS The stipulation vas
signed II him under dursss- that Cap
tain Andrews refused 70 lend him
hand until The pepE Es signed He
gVss The cesz Of repairs Il $500. and
STATES that The LUrIiRe I'll b worth
$500 II san Francisco After the
answer had bs5u fled Z motion for
eo1zI1uz1cs O Ihe hearing 70 nsu
Monday =zs granted Kline! & Bal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
LEWIS g. CO.,
Agents. Honolulu. II. 1.
Another Marriage.

At st. Andrews Cathedral yester-
day afternoon at 5 o'clock, James r.
Riley and Miss Mary B. Scott were
united in marriage, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh. Mr.. Riley is the carpenter on
the Paauhau plantation, and very pop
ular there, while the bride is stranger
TO Hawaii. having only just arrived
from the old country. The wedding
was witnessed by few friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
Hawaiian Consul Marries

Cards have been received in this
city announcing the marriage Of Miss
Helen Crafts to Frederick William Job
January 9TH, at Austin. III. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed at the
First Presbyterian Church. and was
followed by reception at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. Job is the Ha-
waiian Consul at Chicago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
HOME INDUSTRY.
What Can Be Done in Book Max
ing In Honolulu.

There Is On exhibition in E window
OF the Pacific Hardware Company a
sci Of commercial blank books, consist
ing Of ledger. journal and cash books,
made BY the Hawaiian Gazette Com
psny. which, for material and work
Eanship compares tayorably with the
best work produced by the best max
erS II San Francisco.
The paper is OF the best quality, and
the binding is what is known as Eek
Russia. with patent backs Altogeth-
81, they present beautiful appear
snes, and in point Of price, are cheap
Ct than those imported. The Gazette
Company is prepared 10 I'LL orders for
this class Of work promptly and in any
design required.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15

their orders not later than january
9th. to the Commissioner OF Asrieal-
tare, from whom particulars as 70 cost.
etc. can be obtained.
], MARSpEN.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Honolulu. Jan. IL. 1897.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15

tStioa toS eNssserSting, for which L
have no desire, I should he obliged 10
you. Il you will insert this correction
az yoUr earliest convenience, Years
truly, Il. c, l. PERKINS
Honolulu. Jan. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
IoLANI AT NEW YORK.
Letter From Brewer
Conserving Her Departure.

Inc IoIIoWlns IetIeT rom c BreTcf
& Co, Boston, explains itself:
BOSTON. Z. s a. Dec 80. 1896.
Hawaiian Gazette Company, Honolulu:
Dear Sirs-This is to advise you by
reason Of the delayed arrival of the
bark Iolsni at New York. her proposed
departure for Honolulu will be delayed
therefore, Ne think orders for goods
10 be shipped b. her, il mailed al Ho-
nOlulu by steamer leaving January
18th, viii be in time, if telegraphed
from San Francisco. Yours truly,
CHARLES BREWER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15

In about one months time the new
blades for the cutter of the dredger and
other new parts will arrive in Homo
lulu. By that time the dredger will
have gone down about Is feet over the
whole section of the harbor to be pre-
pared for the new hsrbor. AS soon as
the new parts arrive the deep dredg-
ing will be started.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
HONOLULU.

VIII call at Pohoiki. Puma. on the sec
ond trip OF each month. arriving there
on the morning OF the day OF sailing
from Hllo TO Honolulu.
The popular route 10 the volcano Is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance.
Round-trip tickets, covering all ex-
penses $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
LEAVE HONOLULU.

marked
Returning. Will leave Hllo al O'Clock
a. m. touching at Laupahochoc. Ma
hukona and Kawaihae same dny. Ma
kena, MRalaea Bay and I.ahaina the fol-
lowing day. arriving at Honolulu the
afternoons OF Tuesdays and Fridays
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE

Steamships viii leave for and arrive
from San Francisco on the following
dates, till the close of 1897:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
SCHOOL FOR SUGAR INDUSTRY AT BRUNSWICK.

Established government. Enlarged 1876
Fequented hitherto persons
on ID OF March,
JULIUS SCHULZ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
IT is ACCEPTED
SharpShooters Viii Shoot
With National Guard.
Some New Members A6oe6 .
me Company ST LAST
Nsstink

Capt " { Wall presided az tbs
special mes,ias q ths ShzrpShoote-s
Company held lSst evening. Thirty
members ws-s present.
Al the lsS- meeting the matter a 81
honorary uou. Snd also thsg q $40
yard range ws-e discussed Captain
w2u reported progress in both q thass
matters an6 asked for no7s tine,
c c Rhodes. Frank c. Anterior znd
: Alexander johnson Jack were
elected members Q. The company. Ex-
CAPT John hi6wsu Was, upon Snpli-
o2uoa. unanimously elected 70 active
membership.
Captain Wall read the challenge
from Colonel Mclean for S0-nzn
shooting match with The regiment. and
referred the whole matter 10 the CON-
p2-y. lo- feeling. he said. like taking
tbs responsibility q accepting with
ouc 6-S; setting the Impressions Q: his
men
AFTER considerable discussion. sen
sro- NgcCSn6lsSs offered he following
resolution. affecting the conditions up
CT which The co1tss- might b ar
ranged
Resolved. That n 81 future shooI-
l-E contests The ShSrpShoo;s-S Com
p1-y VIII uSs tie guns now II is pos
session with : minimum trigger pull
a three pounds
In urging The passage a. The reSOlu-
tic- Captain Wall said the company,
EzE uSSSs5 from basis q military
rules IN shooting During The time
since is organization The company As6
frequently s-GeSvore6 70 arrange
matches with The military. A few cor-
tsS,S with Company D znd ere O. rwo
later with 3 were zIl thar could b
CE6s o-- q i, As The usrkSUs1 il
crossed II proficiency. and contests
ws-s arranged with crack o=szni5z-
tons abroad. i became necessary 10
place The company On : strict sharp
shooters footing II would BE- unfair
to- The military 70 require TIE Company
20 20 hack 20 8 military bs>is for the
proposed series q matches He hoped
Il would - settled once z16 fur su
thz- TIE company would shoot only -
sLzrpS1oo,s-S. With guns sights and
trigger pulls IS II daily uss
he resolution Vas unanimously
sGc--s5. On motion o. M Msrs5s-
Captain Wall us elected captain C
rks team o meet The military. whiSA
carried With II 81 acceptance o. The
challenge Il : 81 understood thing
rr.- t-z-sTfS n tbs -s-ch will D. a.
ranged between The Cwo team captains
L- MzrSGs-- Nov gentlemen
that We have accepted the challenge O.
CC-C-sl Mclean I wish 70 add that KS
have 10 -Sc-- 5ob' before Is Our rep
Urz-tc- Is 81 sake We Dus- practice
s. every opportunity I vii promise
20 20 70 -Es range Ck-es tines : wees.
L ~ bsS- lhs military. rel sn6 good
c-- i -Esy csz- Is Es vii never hear
r. Lzs- @. IT. LzCghts-l
Win -sSpzc- u The conditions pro
vcss5 n The SLz-ps1oo-s-s IzS- night
IL rEsE acceptance q Colo1d Nc
Lsz--s challenge fo- : S1--z1 rife ON
-ss-- g military CEcs-. Who VII have
considerable u do With the match.
said IN -Le EzS- when E team with
Ezz- triggers meet ozs With military
r15= : handicap a one paint psr man
: understood TIE ShzrpShoc-srs csr-
rzznIy cannot sxpec- % ue@ rs point
.c- paint With their great advantage
II -Lz natter O r5EsS I an anxious
% So TIE match. and hope The deals
--- = S--=Ss-----S'T z------- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
NEW ART GALLERY.

VIII BE- Opened Soon Above
Tracy's Store.
Mr. F. Dayey. who was manager for
Tsber, photographer, in San Francis
co. for the space Of 10 years, is in the
city, and Is stopping at the Arlington.
II is Mr. DaTey's intention 10 open a
frst-class photograph gallery over
Tracy's store al the corner Of Fort and
Hotel streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-01-15
DIED.

AAHRT-In Holstein, Germany, No
Tember 26, 1896. Richard Mahrt
aged IS years