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HIS DAUGHTERS BAD LOVER.

iii' ~ IN "a
Hillsboro, H., Sept. 29.-John Bar,
sein. a German, about 40 years old. wa.
placed in Jail here today, charged with
shooting H.. p. Braner. and old farmer
living about ten miles south of this city.
Barsein wished to marry Braner'.
daughter, Lena, and while at supper last
Saturday evening at Braner's house the
men luarreled, Braner telling Blrsein
he could not marry the girl. The latter
procured a shotgun and emptied rs con>
tents into Braner's shoulder and cheek.
hansirg him 70 fall on the floor help
less. He lay there weltering in his
blood from 5 o'clock Saturday evening
until 10 o'clock Sunday morning. with,
out care or medical assistance. Barsain
and the girl remained al the house. the
girl saying she wished to go for a physI-
clan. but Barsein would not permit her.
and threatened TO shoot her i: she tried
to summon assistance. About 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning r. L.. Whitesides, a
neishbor. called and found Braner still
lying on he floor where he fell. and
sill alive. His assailant and the girl
were Sitting in the yard. Braner ia still
alive, but in a critical condition. Ths
girl is a cripple and dull-witted.
, 1897-09-30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
READy-MADE
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

This store Is singular, in that II QUICKLY
sells goods at less than they cost, III
those goods stand in the way OF per-
feet stocks. We never let odd lois
tarry.
To-day a resolute clearing out Of Muslin
Underwear that will bring around an
unprecedented sale:
Ladies 81 Cambria or Fine Muslin
Gowns, Mother Hubbard or Empire
styles, with embroidery Jokes and en-
broidery trimmed bretelles over Shout
ders; your choice zoe
Ladies' Extra-Wide Muslin Umbrella
Skirts, with wide embroidery rufle,
usually 81; special price 15c.
Ladies' 81 Chemise, in India linen or
cambria, extra long, with rufiles on
bottom. embroidery and Nalenciennes
lace trimmed yokes; special price. Goc.
Ladies' Fine Cambria or Muslin Draw
ers, with embroidery or Valenciennes
lace frlls. were 75c.; special price, 49c.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers. with wide
umbrella cambria rufiie, lace trimmed,
were 4Sc.; special price, 2Oc.
Ladies' PC Drawers. with tucks and
hem. for 19c.
Ladies' Wide Muslin Underskirts, with
wide embroidery trimmed umbrella
ruffie. were 75c., your choice o0c
Ladies' Fine Muslin Gowns, with double
yokes back and front, cambria ruifle.
trimmed: special price, Boo.
Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset-Covers
perfect fitting. usually 19c.. for IL LIE.
Ladies S9c. Fine Quality Corset,Covers,
round necks, embroidery and beading
trimmed. for Zoe.
Ladies II ] &c. Cambria Corset-Covers,
perfect fitting, &c.
Large White Null Aprons. with en-
broidery 'scallops, large strings; were
c,. ,ol n,on: win fancy collars. en-
broidery or lace trimmed, 30, 1o, ana
zoe. worth double.
Children's Heavy Muslin Drawers, spe-
cial price, &c.
Will you take all OF
OUR SAMPLE CAPS
at one-half of our selling prices!
comes a telegram from a manufacturer
INFANTS MUSLIN CAPS.
OF course we will, and they are on sale
here to-day. You should see them.
Infants Al-Over Swiss Embroidered
Null Caps, with accordeon-pleated rul-
fie, edged with narrow Nalenciennes
$l41.
Infants Tam O. Shanters. White organ
die frill brim, Pink and Blue dimlty
crown, worth $3.50, for .......y.....N.
Pink, Blue. and White Null Hats. Tam
o Shanter crown ........::..:...:; .ooc'
Assorted lot Infants Embroidered,
Tucked, and Corded Null Caps, worth
Infants 81 Sheer Null Corded Bonnets.
full ruche, Valenciennes lace and RIB
bon trimmed ........... ..........',..oSc.
Infants Corded Null Caps, full
bobonet ruche, ribbon trimmed,
edged with lace, 1oc.
5000 yards of White Dotted Swiss
MuIls for Drapery, TO be SOLD Tor
6hc. yard.
THE NEWEST GLOVES
come In high coiors 10 match Dress
Goods-PurpIes, Greens, etc. we
have them at zoe. "a pair.
4-Button White Washable Chamois. Toe.
4-Button Real French Kid Gloves, Fancy
embroidered backs. 81.
2-Clasp White. Corn, and Pearl Pc n Pr piauss'
with fancy crochet-stitched BACKS, ~
2-Clasp II Red. Tan. and White Piques,
zoe. -, u.,.
Ladies' 4-Button Pure SILK Black
Gloves, Black silk stitching, true
75c. value, for .................: .'.:. .vvc.
Ladies 3sc Fine L.sle-Thread, Patent
Woyen-Tip Gloves. pair ......: zoe.
Ladies Fine Black Lisie-Thread GLOVES
&c. value. for ............' '..'.'o''ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
RIBBONS.

Fluttering elegancel The newest, bright
est Ribbons OF the year are grouped IN
this May-time sale, and the prices IN
some cases are less than half the nor
mai.
Ribbon leadership, 1t takes planning and
work, and liberal expenditure 10 col
lect such groups OF wanted things at
less than usual prices.
10000 yards Of these New, Fine Ribbons
but there's a cityful OF ribbon want
ers. So hurry, If you'd share the good
fortune
Plaid Ribbons, beautifully shaded. 8
inches wide, really worth &c. yard; our
price ........... ............. .....'''.i C
White Taffeta Ribbons, inches wide,
with any color stripe, all silk, very
heavy quality .........................-
Taffeta Ribbon, 4 IL inches wide, with
colored checks, all silk ........... 29c.
All-Silk Taffeta, solid color or shaded
grounds, inches Wi =. with fancy
White silk lace edge, White with Black
Satin Faced Velvet Ribbon, IL inches
wide. all silk. all colors ............ zoe.
Persian Ribbons, in dark colors only, all
silk. worth 25c. yard, IL inches wide.
zoe. yard.
Fancy Figured Ribbons, all silk, 3 inches
wide light and dark colors, FOR mil
linery and dress trimmings, sold FOR
25c.. here for ..................loc. yard.
All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, inches wide,
with gauze stripe and satin edge, very
new: White Taffeta Ribbon, with wide
or narrow satin stripes, all colors; Tai
feta Ribbon, White ground with sim
gle and double stripes, all silk, all
colOrs, choice .....,..........ioc ydIu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

CUrLGREN'S REFERS.
Plaid Refers. in Green. Blue. and Pur-
pie solid colored sailor collars, trim
med with white soutache braid ana
pearl buttons. Sf.oo.
Purple and Green Cloth Empire Coats,
two pleats back and front, suspended
from a yoke. braided in Black SOU
tache, Sl.c0
Refers. large sailor collars, braided
and braided seams. Sf.0o.
Blue and Brown Cloth Refers, trimmed
with beading. 81
INFANTS CLOAI<S.
White China SIX Cloaks. trimmed with
deep embroidered bretelles and rows
OF heading. 50.
Cream Cashmere Cloaks. with heavily
embroidered shoulder cape, lined with
fine Saline, 0OS.
Cream Cashmere Cioaks embroidered at
foot and on the cape, standing ruftie
at the neck, $50.
Cream Cashmere Cloaks. trimmed with
silk cord and ribbon. 81 40.
LADIES DRESS SKIRTS.
New Black NmiI-Hcad Crepon
skirts. very wide, wcil-made, aud
lined with rustiing cambria. $3.50.
Sc New Black Sicilian Skirts light sum
mer-weight, have all the appearance OF
silk seven gored, lined with best quail
" linen canvas. $3.oo.
Plain Black Mohair skirts, lhIel me ne q q
with canvas, and lined with rusthng
rercaline. heavy velveteen lined, seven
gOred. perfect setting, $500.
Figured Mohair Skirts. heavily lined
ard interlined with canvas, ! Il yards
wide. beautiful designs, SID.
Black Grenadine Skirts, over HenOtrope,
yellow. and Garnet. open mesh. show
ing the color through, seven gored.
very stylish, s. SKIRT. Tor si.ov.
Figured Alpaca Skirts. lined with strong
linen canvas. si.oo and $50
Black Duck Skirts, unlined. with very
deep hem, 10 yards wide, Dsc.,
Small Black and White Shepherd's
Black Crepon Skirts. lined throughout
with stiff linen canvas. and bound
with velvcteen. only G3c.
HcaviIy-Watered Black MOfre We
Iour skirts. lined throughout with
silk. and intcrlincd with cnnvaS,
making very handsome Skirt, fit
ting beautifully over the bips and
narinE nj the foot, n $15 Skirt, for
S9.9S.
Red and Black Mixed Wool Skirt. lined
with Black cambria, oOc.
SILK WAISTS.
Foulard silk Waists. in all shades. with
White designs lined throughout, made
most stylishly with new Blshop
sleeves. and turn-back ours, s-'oo
Same Waist, made fitted and stiIened
and full collar. $3.50.
Changeable Taffeta Waists, in Blue
Garnet. Heliotrope, etc. made yoke
back and front, and White linen COL
lar. s4.3S.
Navy-Blue and Black Taffeta Waists.
with large or small cluster tucked
fronts, small Bishop sleeves, and new
stock collar. H.SS.
Figured Black Taffeta Waists, made in
the most perfect manner full front,
and most correct sleeve. IoS.
New black China-Sflk Waists, In
nil sizes and of perfect fit. never
before sold for less than $3.25. Spc-
cfal price .......'.''' 'Si'oo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

TAILOR-NADE SUITS.
All OF his hiehest grade OF Fine Iallor-
Made Salts. consisting OF toe DeS'
men-taiOf-made garments. ~ ciotn,
eheViots. and serges, ali or the bes'
styles. in REFERS and blazer styles
made TO sell at So ST. ana Slo'S7 %
nj a choice OF 800. .;....;;.,.,.....~ s,',;,s
All Of his Fancy Mixed CheNlo' selss,
and Black ana Blue Serge SUITS w"
,ackets fun silk lined; made To sellS
from IS TO $3.50. at a choice OF.
All OF has Plain Cloth ana Fancy H " .N.Ssd
CLeyiot and Gray and Ian 49,
Suits. with full-width, full-lined skitts
made to sell at s. and s., at So. SO
choice OF .......... .............S -.
checsed Eton Suits jackets all lined
through. and wide skirts, mat s.. 90
were $3.50. at a choice ct.....'.~
LADIES' BICYCLE SUITS.
New Linen Suits made IN reeser style,
with periect fitting jackets ana Iull
4-yaTd skirts, made 20 sell fo' 81 90
$50; special price ....... ..''..~
Mixed Il COZ Cloth sui;s. with divided
skirts REFER jacket and leGSins,
worth everywhere 50; special So. 4S
.5 i,ss a.. s;i t;rav Bcycis suits.
both in REFER and Elton ehects'S 50
with legcins TO match. .....::...h.r
Separate Bicycle Skirts, IN GolfSl 10
Cloth GRAY and Tan colored. W
PETTiCOATs.
Moire Pet.icoats, in Rainbow shades.
with deep spanish founce; has all ne
effect of SIX ...............:..'''.,.o
Rustling Cambria Fetiicoats double
bias rufiic Black grounds, with COZ
ored stripes and flowers ..:..SSc.
Fine Black Saline Pettcoats with loot
ruifies and bias Spanish fiounce. heaVi-
~ corded, 30. zJ, DOC, Si.%o, ana
Ail-Wool Black Moreen Pottcoats, with
deep stifened foot ruiile .....N.''
Light-Welght Mohair Petiicoat5, oesp
siifrened bias rufis. trimmed with i'e
rows OF braid. S..25.
Tafeta silk Underskirts, in Rose Fnf-
pie. Garnet Lavender. ana BLACK
double Spanish foGnce put on win
corded beading. very rustling. 80.
Hicht Lawn Pe.ticoats, TO wear under
organize skirts, in Green, PINK; Vel
low. Purple, Blue, etc. with full dou-
Die snanish ruftlc. 3s and zoe
WRAPPERS.
ucnutiful Lawn Wrappers in light
sbnJes. boIeyo back and front. with
pink. blue, green, and hehotfope'
ruhle cJge. Csc.
Most Effective Wrappers IN NaYy-biue,
Heliotrope Pink. Tau. &c. tS dS,,r
Bolsro fronts ard rundown eoiiar'
edged win Hamburg, o9c. l., D,,.
Floweced Cbambray Wrappers, IN blns'
Pink and Tan, with new Shape1 yohc'
handsomsiy trimmed with peaulus'
and made OH a fitted lining. 81 n,,,,
Prettiest OF Wrappers, IN Gray, IlnA'
and Blue, with Black wave s.ilpes
large sailor collars, full-width sklrls'
made on fitted lining, Soc
Percale Wrappers. dark grounds, striped
or lowered designs. very vice sKltS'
soc
Calico Wrappers. in pretty spring, shades
and Dark Gray, yoke lack and 'front.'
outlined with beading. 39c.
Linen House Jackets, large sailor
collar. edged with lace. sauh ripDoii
ties at neck ami waist. $40.
Pink. Blue, and Gray Organdie Dress
ing jackets trimmed with lace ana
satin ribbons SI.25. W..
Persian Null Loungirg Sacques, w dI-
teau pleat back, and full front. Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
Price here Mercantile rmy Quotation Powerful Demonstration me Gea Byne rover
ganzaion Every Sort Every Item Mentioned inc aufa suH ua under
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES'
Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts.

NEVER HAVE HIGH GRADE GARMENTS BEEN SOLD AT
slIcH OW PRICES 1t revelation the people, 1t shows
what can be accomplished the great of spot cash and de-
Termination to Guido all -. ~, ,..u,r.cr,nr
WE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A MANUFACTURER
Whose name we are liberty menon) who is acknowledged
and conceded to be Americas foremost maker OF Ladies Suits Skirts
Waists etc.
Every garment this magnificent assortment was made Tor this
nrn and summer trade Every Suit Coat Cape every
Skirt In t tremendous purchase made careful and conscen-
ous manner that creations tins we'll known house.
Every fashionable fabric here needed size every pre-
o;lnrr s,o and AT PRICES WITHOUT PARALLEL IN The
tiIS1t1pY or MODERN MERCHANDISE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

100 Bows Imported All-Nool, bf0sn
Plaid. Cheviot Fauntleroy Suits via
fancy Melton collars and lapels ak
stitched. 2l-2 to years, well worn
s.. our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
$50 BOYS Atwood Cheylot Suits IL
checks and p.aids, double knees Ar.
seats. holdfast buttons. 10 10 ysin
y258
800 Boys white Duck and Fancy Gaa.
tea Cloth Blouse Wash Suits. %
years ............. ss..s..ss.ss s.sssts 80.
Bows Double Breasted Imported Baei
and Blue Diagonal Worsted Suits. 1
10 IS years, $ and s. Suits. Tor
81 % and Hs0
whitney Daby-Carringes. sold and
warranted for at least twenty year,
by Levy AZ Davis, and now only for
sale ut Meyers.
This week some special styles az lo9s
other styles from 50 10 $50.
Baby-Carriage Parasol-COvcrs:
Bob-Net Parasol-Coyers, l ruhie. 500
l2-inch Lace Rufiie, 81.
Ruffies, S2.fo
Ruine, Ribbon Trimmed, 81.
l Rufiie, Lace Trimmed. Si.1o,
Ruhles, Lace Trimmed, $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

200 Boys Wool Double-Breasted Dark
Gray Suits. to Ii years. made OF
woven cloth, color guaranteed. 8oc.
400 Double reasted Blue and Black
Cheviots, Pin Checks and Plalded All
Wool Summer-Weight Boys suits, 4
to l6 years, those 10 years braided
sailor collar, s. and $3.50 values, FOL.
SI25 and 81 80.
coo pairs Boys Corduroy Pants, patent
waistband, tape seams. TO Is years.
sold everywhere at 75c. and 81, our
price ......... .............50 and zoe.
900 pairs Boys Striped Galatea Wash
Pants, 3 to 10 years ...........,.....loc.
$50 pairs Boys All Blue. Black, and
Fancy Cashmere and Cheviot Pants,
patent seam and waistband, 10 10
50 dozen Boys Dark Fancy Cheviot
Shirt-Waists. made for rough wear,
with Pocket, to 10 years....S for SOC.
Is dozen Boys 75c. Wamsutta White
Shirt-Waists, linen collar and cuffs,
pleats on front and on back, pear |
buttons, to II years ...............3oc
% dozen Boys India Lawn Blouse, Ham
burg inserting, TO years, a Zoe
Blouse, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .o'c
100 dozen Boys White and Fancy Straw
Tams, every one a bargain. zoe. TO 81.
20 dozen Mackinaw 81 straw Sailor Hats,
with silk bands .....-.... .-......ooc.
So dozen Childrens Sailor Straw Hats,
with Blue, Red, and mixed brlms,
soo not for .. .Jc
50 dozen White Duck Tams, with Blue
tops. a 25c. value, for .........i: lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

LARGE with
further demonstrate Popular Price House In this
desirable merchandise lat Time the whoe
still positively lower than ever known before To
dat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

100 Boys In.
ported All Wool
Fancy En- glish
Cheviot Fauntle.
roy Suits, with
Brown, Green, and
Blue Melton Col.
lars and Lapels,
silk stitched, p 70
s years, well worth
So, our price 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
FLOWER BARGAINS FOR MONDAY.

One lot of the most exquisite Roses,
Field Flowers, Daisies, Chrysanthe-
NUNS. Lilies, Silk and Velvet Roses
Large Jack and La France Roses
Clover, Geraniums, Poppies, etc, worth
Soc to 81 a bunch, marked at zoe.
About 800 other kinds. including l-Spray
Roses. at 1Oc. bunch; Finest Cherries
at 49c. bunch, etc, al new Flower
Department in main aisle.
Did you read in the Richmond papers
of the failure OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

great reduction from regular prices The following items
are but faint indication Of what await you III tins great sale
Early corners are the surest savers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
DE CAREFUL IN BUYING
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

We had lot offered us this week ina,
we refused TO buy on account of the
unreliability of the make; then there
are the old stocks of failed retail
merchants selling in the town that
might bring you a sorry bargain.
Every yard to be sold here Is war
rnnted perfect. of non-fading Jet
black, and will be replaced by new
goods if wear is not satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
Building a Greater
Silk Business.

Day by day the assortment IS growing
larger. Upwards OF a hundred piece,
a day every day for a week, and 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
EOYS' and CHILD2EN'S
G O I ! ling.

Every garment in this advertisement extraordinary bar
gaa strong demonstration Of the great power of spot cash
in the clothing world Last week we closed out for cash
800 Boys Suits and Trousers and 800 FANCY SUITS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
THE STEAMER SCRAY.
Handsome Addition to the Inter Island
Fleet.

The new Inter Island steamer, the
Scray, arrived yesterday morning from
San Francisco. She came down under
command of Capt. Thompson, former
ly master of the S. c. Allen. She left
the Bay City on the 30th ult. at 10 a.
M; it took her eleven days to make
the trip. The vessel can travel much
faster, but Capt. Thompson did not
care to push her on account of her
new engine. The bar was breaking
when the Scray left San Francisco,
which tossed her about considerably;
otherwise the voyage was pleasant.
The new boat is practically sister
to the Ike Au Hou. She is 1922 feet
in length, 90 foot beam, same tonnage,
but draws seven inches more water.
She was built by Hall Brothers, at
Port Blakely. Her engines We're made
in San Francisco. The Scray will be
renamed and registered under the Ha-
waiian flag; she will probably be
placed on the Kauai route.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
FOR THE YOUNG ONES.
IN ALL DEPART
MENTS OF KINDERG ARTENS
Some Schools Are Decentralization
erous Gifts from Friends-Progrcs
i'm the Training Class.

Within the past month improve
ments in all departments of the Kind
ergarten association have been made.
This is evidenced by obedience, inter-
est, understanding, and, in general,
increased attendance. Some schools
are in the chronic state of overcrowd-
ed rooms.
The Palama Kindergarten has
opened hopefully under the direction
of Miss Buckle. Miss Lawrence, who
is in charge of the work at Queen
Emma Hall urges the members and
friends of the association to visit this
new kindergarten.
Generous gifts from friends have
been received during December.
Among them was a much needed piano
for the japanese department. Second
hand pianos can be of much use in
kindergarten work, as those who have
such to dispose of may be glad to
know.
The financial secretary states that
she has received good response to her
circular letter asking for renewed or
new pledges for this year. There is
still opportunity for giving aid.
\ japanese father of two or three
children, who, in prosperous days, was
a generous contributor to the associa-
ton, has now not only withdrawn his
support of the work. but left desti-
tute family in the community while
he serves term of imprisonment for
smuggling watches into the islands.
''The way of the transgressor is hard
especially for the innocent co-suffer-
ers.
The kindergarten club made an at
tempt to interest Chinese mothers
through general meetings, but found
the results to be unsatisfactory. Froe-
bells method of house visiting have
been substituted.
Progress has been made in the
Training class. The trainer wisely
adopts methods to the particular needs
of the class. Thus and thus only real
and not superficial results will obtain
Eva plantation now has kinder,
garten nearly ready for opening. Mr.
w. j. Lowrie, manager for Eva plan
tation, deserves praise for his earnest
and faithful attention to all the de-
tailed preparations for this institu-
ton. The direction of this kinder
garten will be given to the Free Kin
dergarten Association, while all its
expenses will be met by the planta'
| ton
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
A CURE FOR LAME BACK.

"My daughter, when recovering
from an attack of fever, was great
sufferer from pain in the back and
hips" writes Louden Grover, or Sar-
dis, Ky. "After using quite a number
of remedies without any benefit she
tried one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and it has given entire relief"
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is also a GER
tain cure for rheumatism. Sold by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
e. Co., wholesale agents, III. /.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
SLIGHTLY MIXED.

A pupil is the lower grades at the
South school brought down the house
the other day. His father was ques-
tioning him about his geography les
son, and in the course of questioning
asked what is the highest mountain
in this state. The boy answered with
a fash: Rainier beer, pure and inyig-
Grating and 14,444 feet high"
On tap or in bottles a. the Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
GROUP TO BE TAKEN.

a group photograph of the ten best
shots of the National Guard of Ha-
wall in Saturdays contest will be
taken and sent to the California pa
pers at their request. Those who will
qualify to be included in this picture
are w. ii. Smith, ID, A; G. Overlook,
E, A; w. f. Schmidt, b, 43; Mus. Aus
tin, f, AZ; F. Hanevold, F, 43; Bonnie
Lemon, d, AZ; Lieut.. Morse, G, AZ:
Capt. White, b, AZ; Lieut.. Col. Fisher,
staff, 40: Joe Gouvea, f, 40.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
Xisitors Eroln Abroad.

In Nantucket visitors from the CONT
nent arc classed as of islanders, while at
Block Island they are from abroad" 1t
rather astonished "a recent visitor to the
latter place to hear that the guests were
all from abroad" but his surprise WIS
somewhat modified when it was explained
that these people from abroad were mostly
from New Bedford and Fall River Dos
ton Transcript.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
Saving the Glass.

There would be very few windows bro
ken If they waited for the man without sin
to cast the first stone. New Orleans Pic
ayune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-11
THE CLEVELAND.
The following extract
from 1.-THE Cycling
West " of Dec. 10th,
1896, explains itself:

"The popularity of the Cleveland bicycle
is ever on the increase and every day
sees some crack racing man dispose of
his old mount in order to become mount
ed upon the speedy Cleveland. More
races have been won upon Clevelands in
recent meets than upon all the other
makes put together. Among the Cleve-
land riders who have ridden their
popular mount to victory are the follow
ing: Champion Terrill, Chas. Wells,
Harry Terrill, Whitman, Mott, Crafts,
Vincent, Russ, Williamson, the Noonan
Brothers, and many more too numerous
to mention"