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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
STEAMBOATS,.

BoS}on and Few England,
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL. RIVER LINE. Via NeHl aIl Fan river
i~ave Pier j. y T.. foot Of MURRAY 81. wee. dr >
ana SUNDAY ~ go T.. Steamer. Priscilla and
PROVIDENCH L1NE. via Providence Leave Fier -.
T. on. block Above Cana 81, week days only. a.
$50 r. " steamers plymouth and Pilgrim. Orchestra
each.
y. H. bloc" a9oye cana; g. Wees cays Only. a,
SGTWICH LINE. STA N~w London Lave Pier 40
,oit NDl y. Dei1"sss.. 81, -. ok days only
NJ q - NJ steamers cry 4 Lowell and CITY u
Worcester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

Lave New YORK, Whendii Terminal. daily.
INC AuO 1908 D. M. and II: 40 night.
PiTTsBUkG. 49,. ea sun. go sun. 1910 night
WAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE. 20. ?.55 dining Carr.
II ~, m DINING cap, go. 3.25 DINING Can I:5j
bn,ng carr, 5:j5 p m. 1910 night. sundaS 9:53 din
ne carr II - Dining carr. :3j dining Carr, ass
ISn.ng CarD, 5;iJ y. m, l::i0 night
NGnFOl.K. ~ - a. m. iaily.
KIM ORLEANS, Through sleeper 4:55 D. m daily Z
Trains leave foot Liberty minutes later. I
Al trains arr Illuminated with pinsch Light
Offices ii3 iI2. 26i. s3i. lao Bway 81 e. I4tk Ct
1877 Tlowery y. y $50 3iI Fulton ST. Brook. yn white.
hi, Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residences
% destination
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate D.vsion--Supreme Court-Recess
Supreme Court-Special TernlPart I-Iefore Russell.
suIIeme Cour-specal Tem-Part H-Before Law
renee J-Court opens 1890 Ex-parte matters:
Supreme cour,-Trial TeIm-Part H-Adjourned until
Friday September - 1897
Snpfcnae Court-Trlal Term-Par 1II-Before Glider
slee5e Mos. 092 6620 467s i4l5 1891 S774. 5744
Supreme Cour,-Tgial Term-Part Iv-Adjourned until
Monday. September -. 1897. n - , -
supreme Court-Trisl Term-Part V-Adtourned for
'' supreme cour,-Trlal Term-Part vI-Before Book
.,svrr J-Causes be sent from Part III for trial
S,rnrenne Cour,-Trial rerm-Part VII-Beiore Gege-
rich Nos 6.y5. 63i5 6474 1917. 66l3. 3l9i. Clear
snpreue COuIt-Tfal Teim-Part Nlll-Before Dugro.
ssuses 10 be sent from Part VII for trial. Clear.
stp,eme Court-1Tial Term-Parts TX and X-Ad-
'0s'l,c ne CourGTrial Term-Par, XI-Before Mac
Lear Clauses 10 be sent from fart VII .or ria!'
s,prerne Court-Tral Term-Part XII-Before Werner.
JOestg~es to he from Part VII for trial Clear
surr. ate's CourtChainbers-Be Arnold. S-Court
onsne =, 10 30 a. m. No day calendar. Wills for pro-
hate FRANCES l. ons. Richard $ Bacon stephen Heues
Hermann Ions Is core pauDresse stephen W. Ba3'
mSon ts Egabeth spleis Mary Rerners. p.
eurrocste's Court-Tris TermBefore Fitzgerald. s.
,,oa viii M sarah Moore 1920 a. m.
i'S Wv W" Cort-specai Term-Before Van wyck c. j.
couri opens at 10 @. n. Motions at 1880 a. m
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Russell. J.
Germana Life Insurance Company ast. Cadmus-
DossSear sgi. Smith g cases)-Thomas r ponneliy
Cisco act I.ogel-Edward l.. Patterson.
= Lane agt Lane-Clinord w: Hartridge
LIppman agt Turner-R. NJ. s. Putnam
Matter OF Hayand-George G. Battle
.ft BY Lawrence. J.
Hoime agt stewart-wiilam g. Davies ,,
Bondy ast. Mander e eases)--Grosyenor s. Hubbard.
Lipser agt: %anderEGrosnysnor s Hubbard rlS,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
THE TRACT SOCIETY ELEVATOR FALL.

Coroner Hoeber yesterday began an inquest
touching the death OF the two who were killed
by the fall OF an elevator in the American Iraci
Society Building on the night Of September H..
Several Witnesses examined. end some tcsi-
mony was brought out 20 show mat the safety
clutches had been maze imperative before the c.c-
vator fe !.
The hearing WI go to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
Eraul Notices.

A TTENTION is called TO the advertisement in
~ the CITY Record" commencing the IAN day ~
September 1897. and c0nuung therein consecutVey "a.
nine f davs thereafter % the confirmation Dy the Su
meme Court ard entering the Bureau fJi the COL
lection etc. Of the assessn nj FOR open
street 10 East sist street. In the 18th Ward.
ASHBEL + FITCH Compt. i.,cr
City Of New-Yoik. Finance Department. Comptroller's
Office September i6. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

From Per :. y r. Tot u Rector 81.
FIR Atlantic Highlands. S~aprgni NJ InInouth Beach
md Long Branch. t..O. 1913 A. 81. loo . 10 800 l.
VI sunday $50 \. VI. 100 T. 81.
IL Ll'eion. hs'ny Park, Ocean Grove and points
sluin 2" Point Pleasant. lO:l3 n NJ 100 3.ij Boo
+ 81 sundays. tstops Inierlaken for Ashury Park
at 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
An hrscit' coal used exclusively
F"uf tracks. Automatic BOck signals.
On anu after S-Dl"fnter Sth. 1874.
stations IN New loiN. foot Of Liberty St.
md MLLt.NL-I L.rnl-n.L

-Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On ami after S-Dlsfnter >th. 1874.
stations ~ New loN. foot Of Liberty St.
- aat Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot Il Liberty 81
Or aston bethlehem. Ai"nfuan. Nduch Chunk. &c.
-" - 30 A NJ. u2V0 ". TO EdstonJ lilo. 1870
10 ~ t. fastonb . 10 - 80 10 Allentown p. W.
"i,,i"Ss' 500 100 To I"stOn, a III. / o. $50 GOO
tcr, NLk"slarre. Plttston and scranton. $40 \. 81
- .t' t+I' T. NJ Sundays. 40 \. NJ
f.r reading ana Harrisburg ~ 40 500 $40 5000
Itrhdng'. II 30 4 NJ 10. i:an roo 400 Eeld-
3d. f"'' =. - - 80 TO reading. T.. NJ. u nlshL
.uIa, 90 \ ~; 100 Geo. 500 t. Keadingl. 80
For Sunbuly. Lewsburg and WiIausport az $50
~, 10 NJ. $40. 1880 800 + VI. sundays +s3J
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
. FOR LONG BRANCH. tEAS GROVE. &c.
Tor Rel Rank Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean
ir.te. 'rt points SCUM 10 Potrt Pleasant, 49, SO
10 a. VI 20 30 400 g3o Re: Bank only. rs
farH au4 ocean Gfot",. 300 \ N 400 + "
Pr I-it+N'd Toms River. Etrnegat PARK and Bar
g. " " ''' Wv
For. Atlantic cry vIne;and. ana Brilge,on. 40 A. NJ
III. For Monmouth Beach. seabrlght AMI H.sAlaris OF,
iayf. t~ y. lo1 T. VI
week Io i,t !isAyE. wnlTEHAtL. TERMINAL
rs '' - y - 4 NJ - % q -,
- - -! to+s, ii:ao =. VI. 40 night sunas =
1.9 aas 80 .j@ SOS. 500 az, 10. s2s. 30
100. 10. 1855 T. ~ I2iO n chit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
DEL. LACkAWtNNt AND WESTERN H. IL.
stations IN NrW-hOrk. foot OF
and thristOphrr streets.
NESTIbt LED TRAINS. 1T LENtN BIEFET

CARS. pINTsCH LIGHT
Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFtEI.D MONTCrAIR
THi. OHAN i;S. Summit. Befnirdsvii.e. Raskins
Ridge Madison: MorlsioSn PSs:ie. Paterson. n.on
LAKE IIoPATCoNG Hack,ttstawn. sCIiooi.EY's
MOUNTAIN W4-hlr Sfnn. PfIfTILP>itIs,; S1oE
WATER GAP STROIDSBt'RG. Porono Mountains
SCRANTON TtITSTON. WILNESBARRE NANrI
coKE. rATyalI.E NoRTmIM EELtND. Mont
me riCA ElCitFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
eVT,'NCt-SE OsWf. 80. ITHACA. OK.tGO Ef.NItI
CoI;NING. BATH. DANSVlLLl4. GrFFALO ana ai
foinfs VEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
SEQ A. M-BfNiHAMToN MAIL stop, al principal
10 90 =. Il .catc car. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BrNG
HNMTOS. I'VE 80. ITHACA, ELMtPA UTICA
RtHFIFLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana oSWFG0
rXppESS Pullman Patior cars. CONNECTING a,
Bunao win trains FOR Chicago and points West, Pull
man Tarior car. Sew York - r. .nfcll springs. w.
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet rar,r Cars.
.oo - SCRANTON WILKESGARRE md PI,YM
OtTII EMPRESS. pullman 'iuGrt Parlor cars
200 p " CDaily)Chiesg9 Nestlbuled Limited Express,
TNO pullman Burrc, Sleeping Car. New-York to
chicago Dinng Car Of Buffalo
s9o y NJ ,paly)-Bunao Express. Pullman Sleepes FOR
sCpA NTON. Y1NGdAMTON EIM1RA, BATH MT
NORRIS and Bl'FFAIo. arriving Buffalo A. NJ.
oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepers
cIc.n-r. Sew-Yor Rchhsid Springs
TJCt,FTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS n,
Henry car Sons Limited il3 Broadway - PARK
,'i,,9 I'M have i2th-st: 81 st. 23s
Columbus ave Nc,,-York 33s and 726 Fuon-s,.. and
,oG broadway BROOKLYN Time tables giving fun inor
nation Al all stations ao,,n,.,r
check baggage hotel or residence 10 destination
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RAILROADS..
pEnNSYLVA


eSSV "a So ~ ~ L. sd u 'isaSfsS q -ss1
M RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of west Twerty-thiri Street anu
Desbrosses and cortiandt streets, c--,l,na,
stIeeis is i've minutes liter nan that given below '''
~, a. VI. FAST MAM.-ruman Bure, Par.or r Gar
New ior~ to Pittsiurs -le'pHs car ''''''"'7
S l. u r FS go fs.S'a9a
n"rn'.t' w. 5e-, ne i'.r ,TN ng and O1seryai on
Gar. For chicago ,Icye.aqa. Toedo Cincinnati Il"
5'IrEo' Il. SirHao 81 II 81 LOUIS EXPREss
5 H', w. wEs4H ' Es!X1ffss-For Cleveland CHI
40 j. 1874 SHe I:I1 FYPREss cincln
30, r. VI. Pacific EXFEEss.-For P!tts6urs arc
ehicagh Connects FOR Cleveland ana 'o'e-' '
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 so 80 90 Dining can 70 - 4. M u ~ -
,3i3 conSressono. Linn. 81 Parior md dining ~ 10
:ishr sunday s2a 925 I55 b. m az c IGrs.
sona! Lin" all Parlor and Dining carr % 'D'"'"S
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Express. i.25 p. m. ~ 10 night
Atlantic COAST LlNE.--Express. a.25 a m. and 800
FoR RS 6t5 faSr G g5r GA% KY K 13
ATANrfc' GTr ia4 Ne p r1eS street station
p, p ~. @hd Des'ross-s am cor'i""dt streets
fAPE NAY -';,press 1855 week y,x. Ocean
cr1ve ana Point pielsaq, from West Twenty thiTa
sueet station 80. li55 LOO To- 100 f tcy
Rs % :n4 c9r,anti S'r,eis, slo i-o 30
j. m
FOR PIIILADEI. pIIIt.
Ci5. 80 755 - $50 - "a - tI'enna. L'reD ~
dining carr, lOiE 100 4. m. l2.aj 10. . ~. Boz
-. - d1a;Ee Can. 80 Dining carr. 80 'Din,cs
Isrh 80 -. -, - m - !" night sun avs. SD
10, -, 800. q - 30 tLmifeil 80 10 - 4. IN
% dining Car. 3.Ji. 10 dining can. 4.5| tDinr.
'arl a.11 D.ainS CAR 30. 80. $50 m. II 10
night.
Tih,t ofes Nos 4c1 Of 49,; 1923 Ill AMI eii lroat
Wy J AstNr i'u West Twenty third street station
and stat rs foot II D.shrI and Cortanlt streets
court -ur"i. NGl Fulton street. HS Broadway. ana
RrookF~ Annex Sfatiof tronklyn. station Jersey civ
The New York Transfer Company wiz call flr AMI
Chech baggage rom notes and residences through a.
dcs,uafion
). q. HUTCHINSON r WOOD
General Manage General Pass'r Agent
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Railrod09.
-AnxNi.a.o -aE..t.or ka,LaOaO.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
TIE F0UR.TnAGK TRUNK LINE.

DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
- All ,nIoasn INNS stop at Albany. Utica. syracuse
p, Tialns leave Grand central Station. 42d Street ard
S3" lMDP s4fP' sS14%y The fTFq' Fast
; A,rsa: Eai. .nae, T' a,
q .I,ica for Adirondack Mountains and Monrsa
"" Aesny ca NIL pi nGcasit Buao
1900 a. M.-SoRTHs SHORE LIMITED. Daily a,:a
Route hour ps nR u 9 c2s go "a N Msssap Fails
r. II. Chicago 200 = VI carries sleeping and
IO.aO% MAY i'i' ESS%lffREss. e,cep, sunday For
Nor, MY,l,r'9k Caisk Mountains and all important
LOO P ~ sorrihIIWI!EEssrrRy LIMITED. paryy-For
srops o an Ii Cincinnati Indianapolis ana ~
10" rie Mc5GfGo SPECIAL pagF OF P Peus
800 r M-TEOY AND ALRASY SPECIAL. except
"Gnaay-For Garrison ONest Pon0. Poushkeeps'e
300 p. M;-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daily ~.
a as to Gh rs yH io 5t noFs cd 1Gg's
na due ne "a. TEN connects = cIee Ella j. fg on,. d.
@ due Kn saa q TG a fSo S '
GOO NJ .wESTFRNT EXFR Is sn' nany--For NJ
9s159 fais clsteiahd T'iedo Detroit. Chicago
G."5 M-ADIRoNDXCK MOUNTAINS AND MON
,,,,s hI XII ~; EHfJESs Da!y-For Ad1rondAcH Noun
30" + .MM-NoR1iERx ExrEEsS nanymFor Troy
'."" p ,e MTn,FFAo Special oaiyF c'ryI RGcS
900 ?. M.-srEcIAL LIMITED MAr. Dally-seep-
T., 'Ht car passengers uniy for points on ran brpoK
Is and =. Louis
o.13 = M-FAciFIc EMPRESS Dany-Fer syracuse.
"rt9. Nateitown. cape Vincent Ogienshurg
huH'I" Nasaid Falls. t1eN Gland. Toledo. chicago
a an .Nc'pt Saturday, fJr Cape Vincent and the
H. 10 Nght.-MIDNIGHT EMPRESS. Theatre train
" oi Chicaso and principal points on the New
i"h tHial. ever might eAcept sunday nights. sun
zap nights. 'hicaao srepefs l'tlve 0:l5 tten.
''' ~. w. hnf 3'b Z. VI Daily. except sunday. 10
60. f'sfcld ia Harlem Division.
Via y; NLSunia{s only. T. Psheld and the BERKSHIRE
t'is, VA the Harlem Division.
go, ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO YONKEKS.
NJ nlfht' trains between i5ih and points
tI mann Division a. faT a. Yonkers IN come uon
i'n me .l"t"tcd road The only line runrng q rigtt'
tis ont - New YORK.
t'"eh'4 aiar" Cars all through
'.liff'ra'"i
htlS ana Wagner Offices at Grand Central station.
-. ~ 20 BtuadWay. - Last I4th Broadway.
% iurl as Az. ~ West 2ith and i.sh
dy. r H.. Broohlyn
aFeage checked rom hotel or residence By the
1T lApft - rrrrany. "
JOIN " Tpl''EY. GEORGE r. DANIELS
''.r"ro '7~r"s- Coz .-l' r
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
ACTIVITY IN Building
CHAPEL AND SCHOOL FOR THE
KEWALO DISTRICT.
Property Owners Want Water Laid on
Their Land-Laborers Working on
Queen Street Extension.

There is considerable building going
on in and about the Kewalo district
Within the past three or four months
great many cottages have gone up
and there are a large number which
are now being constructed.
Rev. James NJ. Monroe of the Chris
tian church today selected site in Ke-
walo for a chapel and school which
will be erected in the near future.
The five room cottage of Herma.-
Petzold on Laniwai street mas just
been completed.
John De Silva will move into his
new home on Queen street this week.
John Graham is having a fine cot
tage built on Queen street.
A. Webster has force of carpenters
at work building his new home on
Queen street.
William Pengelly will be the owner
of seven-room cottage on Queen
street in a month or SO. Work on the
building has already begun.
Little Violet Weldon, daughter of W.
&C. Weldon, has received the plans
from an architect for a cosy cottage
to be built on Ward avenue. The cot.
tage will be rented.
About fifty property owners and res
idents in the Kewalo district have re.
spectfully petitioned Minister Of the
Interior King that water pipes be laid
and water furnished on the streets
The property owners agree to pay for
the same.
A large force of laborers are still
kept working on the Queen street ex'
tension. The street has been graded
to Ward avenue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12

what their fathers or mothers were
paid, they are perfectly satisfied and
contented. On Java alone are over
30,O00,000 of natives, while there are
but 10000 Europeans. We have no
Japanese or Portuguese and some
Chinese.
"What is your opinion about import
ing the Javanese to Hawaii or some
other country to work in the sugar
fields?"
81 am quite sure it would be a fail
ure. They are strange people and
will not leave their own country to
go into strange land. The expert
ment was tried some little time ago
and proved a disastrous failure. Many
hundreds of the Javanese were taken
to SURNAME, a country in South Amer
lea. A great many deserted and a
number became i'll and died"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
WANAMAKER SPEAKS OUT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-Jolin
Wanamaker, who is opposing Boise
Penrose for the seat in the Unit,d
States Senate now occupied by Mr..
Cameron, was interviewed tonight on
the situation of the campaign, which
is one of the bitterest known to Penn
sylvania politics. He began with the
statement that "if the next four years
don't give good times in the United
States the new century will usher in
changes that will be severely felt in
the most remote corner of the world.
Pennsylvania responsibility in the
administration of national affairs is
thrown upon her congressman and two
Senators. The terms of these Senators
expire, one at the beginning and the
other during President McKinley's ad-
ministration, and as the time APP
proach to fill the next vacancy some uf
those who labored necessarily to de-
feat the nomination of Mckinley and
carried the vote of Pennsylvania in the
convention against him are assuming
to dispense the Federal patronage in
advance of his Inauguration in ord er
to influence the votes of the members
of the Legislature"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
SUGAR TRUST F|GHT|NGED|TOR sparrow TALKS
HE DENIES THAT HILOITES ARE
KICKERS AND HOWLERS.
The Rainy City Should Have a Pro
Rata of the mprovements-Abou
the Mass Meeting.

"They say we're kickers and howlers
up Hilo way, but we're not" said Ed
itor Sparrow of the Hilo Tribune this
morning, who is in Honolulu on a
brief vacation.
when we complain of unfair treat
ment on the part of the Government
in the matter of improvements they
say that it is unjust We protest
against Honolulu exhausting the APP
preparations and they say that the
capital city is a dozen times larger
than IIilo and is entitled to the ap-
preparations. If this is true then all
we ask is that we be allowed one
twelfth of the money to be expended
for public improvements.
'When | say they say | don't refer
to the inhabitants of Honolulu or bus
mess men of this place. l firmly be-
lieve that if canvas was made among
the men in business here that it would
be almost a consensus of opinion that
Hilo is entitled to wharf and that is
|
is the Government officials that seer1
disposed to relegate Hilo to the rear.
There was an appropriation of $500 to
the credit of the Hilo fire department.
A new hose was ordered from Honolu-
lu through the proper department less
than fortnight ago. The hose that
was received was so rotten that it
puzzled all who saw it to know how
it remained together until it reached
it's destination. 1t was Immediately
sent back to the department.
In speaking about the mass meeting
of Hilo citizens on Tuesday evening
last to meet Attorney General Smith,
Minister of the Interior King and SUP
erintendent of Public Works Rowcll,.
to discuss the public wants and needs
of the Hilo district, Mr.. Sparrow stated
ltitat it was very representation meet-
ing. He denied that the Attorney Cen
eral had been insulted. He said that
Mr.. Smith was interrupted by Hilo
taxpayer while speaking on the SUBJ
ject of vaccination.
"What is needed very badly in HilO
is wharf. Our citizens are perfectly
willing to proffer the money for this
work and take Government bonds, tut
the officials of the Republic seem un-
willing to do this even. Just where
the wharf should be established is =
question for an expert engineer to de-
termine. The Wilder Steamship Conn
pany, and shippers are in favor Of its
being at the foot of Waanuenue street,
for the reason that is near their estab-
lishments. The general public is op-
posed to this because of the drift wood
coming down the Wailul<u river and
flowing into this place. The Wtakea
side of the bay seems to be the most
suitable place"
Editor Sparrow will return home by
the next Kinau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
COL. NORRIS DEAD.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Col. William
Norris died today in Brooklandville,
Md. He was 76 years old. He gradu-
ated from Yale in the class of 1910,
practiced law in New Orleans for sew
eral years and went to California in
1S49. While there he was appointed
Judge-Advocate of the Pacific squad
ron. When the Civil War began he re-
turned to his native state and entered
the Confederate service as Captain and
was subsequently made chief of the
signal corps.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
NEWSPAPER BAN.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Dec. 29.-The
mandament issued by the Roman Catn-
olic bishops of Quebec forbidding
faithful Catholics to Subscribe for,
read. circulate or otherwise encourage
the newspaper L'Electeur, published in
disposition to encourage appropria-
prived of the benefits of the church."
has created intense excitement
thu oughout the Province and is de-
nourced in strong terms by the lib
eral French and English papers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
WILL START ANOTHER COFFEE
MILL TO OPPOSE wOOLsoN.
The Plague In India-Ban Upon a
Newspaper-McKinley's Washington
Escort-Wanamaker Speaks Out
FIGHT OF THE SUGAR TRUST.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 29.-It is an
nounced here that the so-called sugar
trust proposes duplicating the Wool
son plant at an Eastern point not pun
licly announced, but probably Boston
of Philadelphia. The purpose of this
move is to meet Arbuckle on his own
campaign ground. 1t is understco
that, large sugar factory and ware
house, now idle, which is owned by
the trust, will be utilized. and that
Woolson's name and brands, etc, will
be used there as well as here. 1t is
also said that there will be a further
reduction of half cent per pound in
the price of Woolson's coffee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
LIST OF JURORS.
Those Who VIII Serve During the
February Term.

The jurors drawn for the February
term of the Circuit Court, beginning
February l, are:
Hawaiian: s. p. Nohea, John n. Tay-
ior, j. w. Ahana, II. Kahalewai, Hiram
Kaaha, L. S. Holt, II. Meek, j. N. X.
Keola, w. b. Jones, j. X. Kamealoha,
John Wallace, w. II. Tell, w. r. Park
er, Joseph Morse, II. H. Baker, VIM,
Kekaula, II. S. Swinton, f. NJ. Jones,
&. L. Smithies, William Ringer, j. Koo,
j. Benito NJ. X. Keonokalole, S. III.
Oni, II. w. Jackson, j. n. Kanaulu, r.
Rathburn, f. II. Naoho, John Edwards,
II. f. Cook, Charles Mahoe, w. X.
Waiamau, Samuel Kapoi, A. Bishaw,
William Kino and l.. McKeague.
Foreign: John Kidwell, S. Roth, NJ.
Smith, o, c. Swain, n. +. Gedge, W..
NJ. Templeton, d. w. McNichol, Will
lam Berlowitz, G. w. r. King. b. f.
Beardmore, C. S. Weight, Charles Phil
lips, \. Frank Cooke, j. NJ. Sims, Will
lam Mutch, II. f. Waity, c. d. Chase,
w. f. Dillingham;, A. f. Weirick, A.
Larnach, J. w. Lloyd, j. A. Gilman,
II. VI. Won Holt, C. Lucas, w. r. Sims,
c. w. Dickey, Thomas Wall, II. 4.
Parmelee, George r. Carter, James Il.
Spencer, Paul j. Voeller, r. w. Cath
cart, f. j. Turner, +. j. Kruger, c. Il.
Dement, and II. II. Williams.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
ECKELS NOT ALARMED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Comptrol-
Ter Eckels said this afternoon that he
feels no apprehension over the bank
failures which have occurred of late.
Two more failures, the Commercial
National Bank of Roanoke, Va, and
the Columbia National of Minneapolis,
were added to the list today. They are
comparatively small institutions, how
ever, and under ordinary circum-
stances their failure, it is said, would
attract only passing attention.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
THE KOMBI.

The name "Kombi" comes from
and was given because
the Kombi is combined camera and
graphic scope. BY looking through the
lens, the picture will be very clearly
seen, the lens operating as a magnify
ing glass. This is an entirely new idea,
which makes the Kombi a much more
interesting and amusing instrument
than an ordinary camera. Fuller par
ticulars in the advertisement of the
Hollster Drug Co. on page 6.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
WILL NOT GIVE UP.

A majority of the members of the
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
aregoing to hold on to their offices as
long as the courts will permit them.
The first move in their fight to stay in
was made by Supervisor Wagner on
the Goth ult. in suit brought by him
against Supervisor-elect 7. w. Rivers
of the Twelfth ward to restrain the
latter from taking his seat. Similar
suits will probably be instituted by
other members of the Board.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
SEEDS FOR PLANTERS.

Mr.. Joseph Marsden is busy arrang-
ing for the shipment of several bags
of Guatemala coffee seeds to planters
on Maui, at Olaa and Kona. The seed
came from some coffee plants which
were imported by Judge Widemann in
1890 from Guatemala while he was
Minister of Finance. They were plant
ed by j. NJ. Horner at Kukuihaele and
have given good results.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-12
COMPANY B AFFAIRS.
Meeting to Be Held for the Company's
Good

At a meeting of Company B last
evening Capt. E. o. White stated that
he regretted very much the lack OF
interest in regard to company affairs
that was prevalent among the mem
bers. The recent plunge of the c'm-
pany into the dramatic line was an
experiment which cost it's members
considerable and has left the company
still 5000 in debt. 1t was decided to
hold mass meeting in the drill shed
next Tuesday evening to further dis
cuss the situation. Capt. White is con-
fident OF getting his company ont of
the financial embarrassment.