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capitalists. General Swaine urged the
House committee TO recommend the
Senate bill, which authorize the post
muster general to contract Tor a
cable from the Pacific coast
10 Japan by way OF the Hsw.
allan Islands, with an annual subsidy
not to exceed 100000. A bin has
been tepurtej to tue House Tor O suOsl.
dy OF 100000 year to the Pacific
Cable company OF New York in which
James Scrymser and j. Pierpont Nor
gan are Interested. The London confer.
eucc which decided upon the project
OF q British cable from Vancouver to
Japan by way Of Australia anu Homo
lulu, General Swaine snid, endangered
the success Of the American enter
prise. unless immediate steps be taken
by Congress. He urged the House to
adopt plan which would secure com
petition ior q subsidy, believing that
no bill giving subsidy 10 a particular
company would succeed, while 1t was
known that other responsible parties
desired to bid.
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MIR. BRYAN TO HIS CRITICS,
Some Reasons Why He Entered The
Lecture Field.
me Hopes TO stand or Fall with Hi-
.toas, Not According to His
Oratory.

AGUsTUA, Ga, jan. l5.-The follow
ing letter in which Mr.. Bryan replies
to those who ctiticizsd his recent
venture into the lecture field, ia pub
lishod with Mr.. Bryan's consent:
LINCOLN, Neb., jan. 8, 1s97,-Mr.
HUI gh Niadletob: Dear Sir-I read a
few days ago an article which my old
friend, Tom Cobb, wrote in my de.
Tense, and today l have seen your
reply to some hostile criticisms.
Great occasions do not come every
day and they cannot be manufactured.
A speech should be judged by the
circumstances which surround IL and
by the purpose for which 1t is msde.
My Alta nta lecture, n delivered before
the Chicago convention, would have
been failure, but no more &c, In my
judgment, than my convention speech
would have been had delivered it as
a lecture before my Atlanta audience.
At Chicago my object was to answer
the arguments which had been
brought against our platform anu TO
Impress upon the delegates the
righteousness OF our cause.
AT Atlanta, / desired to put as
clearly anu precisely as possible a few
suggestions In regard to the govern.
ment, lite uses ana abuses.
The political friendships which 1
have formed have, as a rule, been
with those who agree with me- in pur-
pose, rather than with those who
preise the manner OF my speeches. 1
may be at iault in not giving more
attention to ornamentation, but each
one has hls ideals.
The highest compliments paid to me.
according to my estimste OF compil-
menia, have been paid by those who
bavo become convinced by my ar.
gument, or who have been enabled 10
secure new arguments for their own
uee. Ii my yisit TO Atlanta results in
making those present realize tue du ties
OF citizenehip anu awakened In them
a keener interest In the uffsirs of Rov-
eminent, my lecture was q success; 1t
wound have been a failure, no mater
how much OF applause l might have
won, mad failet 10 impress them
with the great Importance OF the ideas
which L discussed. l DO not know
how u.uch occurring l shall do, ana 1
am quite Indifferent MS 10 my relative
position among those who speak from
the platform, but hops tn It no friends
VIII be worried about any criticisms
which may be laid against me.
expect to stand or tall ip public estima-
ton according tO my ideas, not accord
ing To my oratory.
Very truly yours,
w. J. BRYAN.
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THE GREEN BAG.

A Iotorisl commission has been
issued to A. q. Ssdler OF Salt Lake
county.
Mix Knauf, n native Of Germany,
was today admitted TO citizenship In
Judge Cherry's court.
In the case OF w. 8. Mccormick VS.
Fred Simon ct al, Emil Jeanlit was
yesterday given leave 10 intervene.
w. ]. Galloway has entered suit
agaist Alvah and Katherine l.. Lewis
for 5000 on q protnissory note secured
by mortgage.
The hearing OF the case OF Charles
Nader, appellant, VS. Taylor, X IN ey
and Armstrong company and the SAT-
Lake Building ana Manufacturing
company has been set TOR Jan 2Olh IN
the Supreme court.
Suit has been entered in the Third
district court by s. Hays, guardian OF
the estate OF Sarah Ellie Cavanaugh,
q minor, against jacob and Alice
Rhoads for the recovery OF II, 200
claimed to be due on u promissory
note secured by mortgage.
In the Third district court yesterday
afternoon chattel mortgages on the
Henry Wagner Brewing company
were foreclosed by DEGREES and iudg.
meDt entered by Judge Norrell. u.
IL. Deere was allowed $3S 1850 ana
$500 attorneys Zee, ana the National
Bank Of the Republic SIS, S07.3S.
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are necessities in the building trade;
That the National Manufacturing com.
pany 10 now engaged In no business
Whatever as authorized by Its said
article'.
In the agreement for the atale the
attorney general says: ut Is apparent
that this corporation WAS organized
solely for the purpose Of forming and
uaintaiuing a trust between the
ma ufsc urers and dealers residing in
the states mentio cd, and TO prevent
the fixing and de .ermipingi Of pric, oil
the articles dealt IN by The memDefs
thereof by the alutal lava OF oompe-
tition aud OF supply and dtmanu, anu
for the purpose OF arbitrarily fixing
and maintaining high aud 1ctituons
prices OF such articles; that saii
National Manufacturing o4mpsny lie
not engaged in the business authoriz ID
by its articles OF Organization, but mas
been engaged solely in carrying GU,
the object OF sa,i trust comb nation. F."
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-.or A pepUL.n pnELArE.
Protest AEairYt the CONFIRMATION Q
the Arehbfshop of Canterbury.

Protest. AEairYt IN. Confirmation OF
the Arenbfshop Of Canterbury.
LONDON, Jau. i5.-During the cero-
mony at at. Marylebone today, con.
firmiug the election OF Er. Mendiil
Craignton as bishop OF London In
succession of d.. Temple, now arch
bishop OF Canterbury, John kensill, u
laymsD, read a protest against Craigh-
tUn's election on the grounu OF the
prelete's desire t. "Undo the work of
reformation Introducing the trink-
let's OF EOme." He added the latter
had been unnithiul to the promises
made at his ordination TO drive all
erroneous doctrines and punish "diso.
bedient clergy who are trying TO in
troduce Romieb doctrines" The
vicar general refused to listen TO the
protest and kentill protested again,
twics asking why the vicar general
did not call upon objectora to come
forward and why ho did not hear
them. This called forth applause anu
the stamping Of feet. mingled with
cries OF shear, hear" and counter
cries NJ "Remember this ia "a church."
etc. Kensill ami friends distributed
copies oil the protest among those
present.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-A great demon.
stration has been arranged to take
place February 90 IN celebration Of
the successful termination Of the
treaty of arbitration, which 1t ia
expected the Senate will ratiiy in two
weeks. The committee In charge OF
affairs will consist of ID. r.. Goudie,
chairman, Don M. Daily, first vice
chairman, DR.. J. s. Mntheson, second
vice Chairman, A. Allardice, secre-
tary, George Il. Goooh, General q. p.
Elliott, II. NJ. Jatfrey, William Ban
herman, George A. Rose, w. Is. Ora
ham, DR.. b. q. Gray Jefries and r..
Mltneeon.
They will be assisted by a general
committee consisting Of prominent
Canadian and British Americans and
DR.. William @. Gray's original com.
mittee OF SO OF the Influential cltiZsns
OF Chicago.
When the friction between England
and the United States hsd becUme a
matter OF serious concern year ago,
DIR. w. Z. Gray, backed by committee
of SO fellow citizens, issued a call TO
every community in ths land to meet
on Washington's birthday and to agi-
tate for treaty OF arbitra ton between
England and the United States. Sub
9, quentIy the President and the queen
were presented with memorials indi-
eating conelusively that the senti-
ment OF the American people was
strongly for friendly relations and
arbitration. English societies then
Joined In furtherIng the work, and
the present treaty ends their task. The
celebration will probably be held at
either the Auditorium of Central
music hall. Medals to commemorate
great victory OF peace Will be
bestowed upon those who have worked
In behalf OF this treaty. During tue
prese ntation OF the medals there will
be speeches by eminent men. Ma
lion nj airs Of England, Scotland and
America will be- rendered by Orches-
trns anu choirs and great efforts Will
DO maue to make the celebration q
memorable one.
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Minister willis.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jau. 16.-AIberi
Sidney Willis, whose death at Homo
lulu has been announced, was born
near Sheibyville, KY, hity-fve yesrs
ago, and was the son 0t a well known
physician.
In 1866 he .,raduated from the
Louisvilis law school. In 1870 he was
elected to Congress, succeeding Henry
Watterson. He became the fsvorite
lieutenant of Carlisle and when Car.
Isle was elected Speaker he made
Willis chairman OF the rivers aud
harbors committee, which respp Mobile
position he capnbly filled. Willis
served i've terms In Congress. In 1895
he received an appointment OF
minister 10 Hawaii. He arrived iu
the island during the most critical
moment of its history. In 1873 Will,
married Miss Florence Bulanoy. They
have one son. Albert b. Willis Jr.,
who Is at Honolulu.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-G. G. BEETLES, A. j. Beetles,
Anaconda, Mont; Mrs. Ed Frick, Dem
yer, Colo; e. Billiarz, Audubon, Iowa;
John Seaman, Ogden; J. W. Csrpente r,
@. Il, Pack, Kamas.
Walker--H. jacobson, San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Conner, Cripple
Creek, Colo; w. II. Burton, Mercur; w.
ID. Young, Park City; w. NJ. Roberts,
Pocatello; J. Gilbert, Bechtol, South
Omaha; Sneak Lunt, Nephi; Miss ia
cobs, Beber City.
observation-disclosures Ennis and wife,
Robert Hayes, Portland, Ore; George
w. Healy Chicago; b. S. Young, city;
ii. @. Potter, 81. Louis, C. Wolf, Chicago;
j. W. Hewitt, Omaha.
Knutsford--George Il. Ames, San Fran
cisco; NJ. Salisbury, California; DIR. ID.
]. Mcdonald and wife, Anaconda. Mont /;
j. A. Murray. Butte. Mont; j. NJ. Mer-
rill, Butte, Mont; z. Hart, l.. w.
ShurtliG, Ogdonj Frank w, Taylor, Dem
yer; Thomas Van Gostel and companion,
Now York; j. A. Lewis; w. i. Gallo
way. Denver.
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New York, Jan. l5.-Doulan &
Co. corporation dealers, have assigned
to Edward Wantz. The company wa,
Incorporated In 1891 with q capital
stock OF $500, 200.
YARMOUTH, N. s.. jan. l5.-The
Dominion Savings bank OF Yarmouth
has been closed by order OF the govern.
ment. The accounts will be trans
ferrsd TO the Postoilico Savings bank, q
government institution, anu the de.
positors will suffer no loss or incon-
venience.
LOGAN, Ohio, Jan. l5. - Judge
Wright todpy declared Columbus,
Sandusky and Hooking Railway com
pany insolvent. The liabilities are
about sIs, oO0,000
LOGAN, ono, Jan. l5-The action
Of Judge Wright today makes public
what was secretly done two days ago
when the judge made conditional
order appointing q receiver. He now
confirms the order, the conditions MOI
having been met wDtcn were to va
cate the original order. The receui
decentralization OF the bitumin Gus coal
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-rhe ad.
journed Republican senatorial caucus
did not result In any changes today In
the bill tor an International bimstalic
conference as drafted. 1t WAS stated
there had been some interchange OF
views with the Democratic senators,
some OF whom expressed the opinion
that the word "unlimited," IS we'll as
the word Stree" should bs used IN de-
scrib!ng the mintsge which such CON-
ference US Is proposed would be called to
secure, but the caucus decided not to
make the addition. 1t was stated that
the language employed WISE precisely
the language used In legislation pro-
viding for TOUR previous conferencts
Senator Chandler therefore was author.
lied to introduce the bill As prepared
BY the caucus committee which he
probably will DO Oh Monday as Senator
Wolcotl's representative.
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CANTON, ohio, Jan. Ex-senator
Sherman sr ived thip morning and was
dciven uirecdy to McKinley's home.
CANTON. OHIO, jan, is --Ex-gover-
nor Joun ID. Long OF Msssa Oh usetts
whose nsmO has been used In the re-
cent cabinet gossip, came down from
Cleveland this afternoon and Joined
Senator Sherman and Senator Burrows
in conference with Major Nick inley.
That important matters arc under
consideration ia very evident, but au-
thOritative Information probably Will
not be given for SO ne little time.
&CAHToN. Quo. Jan. l5.-John MIL
holland OF New Y Irk renched this city
this afternoon and will confer with
Mckinley.
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The YaM Concert.

There was O big rush Tor seats nt
the opening OF the Yaw sale this
morning. 1T is expected that the
Governor and Legislature will attend,
and Prof. Mcclellan has decided to
bold no session OF the Choral society
in honor OF the event, as all singers ia
the town will want to hear the famous
song bird.
Arrangements are being made 70!
excursion rates from o ,uen via the
Rio Graude, holders OF tickets to return
after tho concert. The Union Pacific
will also make special rates to those
desiring to come from Logan and
other points.
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SAMOAN AuyICEa.



SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5. = The
Monow aio Just rived froin Sydney
brought the following Samoan ad.
vices: Sir John b. rhurston, governor
OF Fill and hIg commissioner for the
western Pacific, ia at present danger
ously Ill and his recovery is doubtful.
II the worst should happen his loss to
the Pacific, and especially to British
Interests in the Pacific, Will be- almost
iEreparable as long experience Hmongst
the islands hss enabled him TO acquire
great knowledge OF the best methods
OF dealing with island matters.
Chief Justice Ide has carried out his
intention OF completing the hearings
in connection with claims OF lRudh IN
Samoa before the end OF 1896. He
has certainly made wonderful prog
ress. he IL particularly anxious to
start for tho states and Will leave
samoa with the proud record OF being
the only OIL isl who has given gene
raj satisfaction while in Samoa.
II ia rumoreJ here that Mr.. Cham.
bers, formerly United States land com.
missioner, Ia to be tue next chief jus.
tice. The appointment of = cniet
justice now that the land business ia
concluded is generally voted an absur r.
dity.
President Schmidt leaves for Eu-
rope via the colonies on January 25th
His administration In Samoa has not
been a success but IL IL only fair TO
etate that no official holding the POSI-
ton OF president could hope for suo.
cess here while the Berlin treat
remains In force.
RIvERHEAD, N. Y, Jan. l5.-The
Montauk trIoe Of Indians, by their
chief and king, Wyandank Pharosh,
have a.ked leave OF County Judge
Benjamin NJ. Reeves to bring action
against the Long Island Railway
company for tine recovery OF Montauk
Point. The suit involves the title Ia
the peninsula Of Mvntsuk, which con.
| slsts OF about 1900 acres OF land and
now worth perhaps $4,000 The
SUNNI" us and complaint drawn up by
New York lawyers are ready for ter.
vice, but they have not been presen,ei
TO Judge Reeves. The judge, how
ever, intimateu that he would prob
ably give emission for the cult to be
brought. The plaintiffs are direct
descendants Of the once famous and
powerful tribe of Montauk Inuiaue.
The claim Is that they have The right
to inhabit the peninsula and to enjoy
| all the benefits to be derived there.
rom. There are not more than ten
iull.bloooed Indiaus lett OF the tribe.
Wyandank Pharaoh, now king, is u
son OF King David "Buck" Pharaoh,
whose foreiAtners LED the powerful
Montnuks against the tribes OF Rhode
Islund. Cnn necticut ana Massa chusetts.
The queen OF Montauk now occupies u
little hut in Freetown. Sac 10 very
aged and is genuine Indian squaw.
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MINOR MENTION.

d. It. Reddick, a colored Pullman
porter, made an assault on Private
Robinson OF the Tweniy-fourth infan.
try yesterday afternoon and was ar
rested at the instigation OF the latter.
He will have hearing tor assault and
battery on next Tuesday. Meanwhi lille
he enjoys his freedom on SIS bond.
miner, who lived on an island in
Snake river about four miles south.
west OF Blsckfoot, was found dead on
the ice Sunday afternoon near his
cabin. Shields INDUCED III mining
curing the summer and in the winter
would lead q hermit's life. 1t Is sup
posed he was kicked to death by q
horse.
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Wells Won the Prize.

News has been received from the
Cornell University at Ithaca. N. Y,
telling OF the success achieved by
Daniel Hammer Wells OF this city, who
won the '94 memorial prizs IN the an
uusl debating contest anu was chosen
10 represent Ithaca in the fourth
annual debate with the Pennsylvania
University. The winner is n nephew
Of Governor Wells, and the SUCCESS
achieved has plsced Utah students IN
the front rank among those OF Cornell.
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A Saloon Fight.

On Tuesday last Il. g. Casey went
into the Utah Liquor House and COM
mencsd shaking dice. While doing
30 William Hearst stepped up and
interiered with the gentleman. This
precipitated fight in which the for
mer was thrown over q whisky key
and otherwise ill.ttented. 1t ia said
that in the melee Hearst pulled out a
revolver. The latter has been arrests a
and on Monday next at p. M, Will
bs tried before Justioe Wenger Tor
assault and battery.
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Two of the Parry Return.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-A dispatch from
Brass, the Guinea coast, dated Jsnu-
airy 4tb, announces that Captain
Boisrgon ana Consular Officer Locke,
two OF q party headed by Consul Phil.
lips, which was almost annihilated
by natives OF Benin City while on q
peaceful mission to that district un-
armed, have been rescued after wan.
dering in the bush week. Both were
wounded. There is no hope OF any
further rescues. Twenty native car.
riers have returned.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-For several
days speaker Rsed has been recognize.
Ing members TO call up small bills OF
local Importance at the opening OF
each dsy'S session. Today numb er
OF such were passed.
A resolution OF inquiry calling Oh
the secretary OF the Interior for the
reasons OF mis- refusal TO Issue patents
to lanus sold by the Union Pacific ia
Utah was adopted.
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NEW York, Jan. l5.-Mr. Pis..,
who lsst ulshi received the Eepubli.
can CAUCUS nomination for United
States scns,0s, was approached today
by o reporter who questioned him as to
tue rumor that he would decline cleo.
ton.
"Nonssnse." was the answer; "that's
such rot that II Ia really not worth
wniie answering it.'
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Pacific Cable Company.

WARRINGTON, Jan. l5.-rho cable
projsct was considered again Today by
the House committee on commerce
which listened to a statement by Gem
eraI Swaine In behalf OF the Pacific
Gable compsuy, New Jersey, which
he is associated with, Col. Spalding,
OF Honolulu. ID. Ogden Mills, ia mes
Hill, Abraham 8. Hewitt and other
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NEW York. Jan. 10. - John NJ.
Cunningham OF San francisco died
In this city yesterday, agod So. His
wife, whom he marrisd in 1880, is u
daughter OF the late Nicholas Luning,
one OF the weslthieet citizens OF San
Francisco. Cunningham was presi.
dent OF the Cosmos club, San Fran
CISCO.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Sir Travis Twiss,
Q. g. ID. g. l.. f. II. b., IL dead AZ the
age OF IS years. He was an authority
on international law.
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SASH AND DOOR TRUST.
suit brought for the Dissolution of
the Concern.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. l5.-Attorney
Gen. MIlrea has completed a brief in
tho suit brought In the circuit court 1T
Oshkosh for the dissolution OF the
sash aud door trust. IL the position OF
the attorney general islcoIrt then any
corporation organizs1 under the stnle
Jaws which may join with aifust either
directly or Indirectly through Its OIL
csia Ia liable to have Its charter re.
V0ked and its exlsteuce annullsd by
an action brought in his name. Such
proceedings are contemplated.
Alter reoiting that the trust was
organized and operated on tho plans
iaiu down, the attorney general al-
leges that the articles created by agree
ment and the prices OF which are fixe-
by the bonrd OF directors are articles In
common use in the building trade And
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. l5.-A special
TO the stAr from Milan, Mo-, says:
Nearly the whole block of brick buiid-
ings on the city tquare, including the
opera .houae, was burned carly this
morning opiailing an aggregate loss
of s7l, 400, distributed among fifteen
tirms.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 15.--The elec.
ton contest In the third Louisiana
district WIS decided by the house cleo
tions committee today in favor OF Price
DEMOCRACY the sitting member. The
COMMITTEES concluded unanimously
that Beattie was not entitled to q seat
on the showing made.
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THE CAREw TRIAL.
Popular Sympathy with the suspect
ed Governsss.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. l5.-H. V. Dick
inson, clerk OF the Hong Kong ami
Shanghai bank, the alleged paramOur
OF Mrs. Walter Raymond Halloweii-
Carew, charged with the murder OF
her husba nd by the administration OF
ar8enic, was called today by the prose.
cution. He testified that Mrs. Cnrew
deceived him In alleging brutality
upon her husbands part.
The general public Is in sympathy
with Mary Jacob, tss governess Of The
Carew family, arrested on suspicion OF
being concerned In the murder. A
popular subscription has been opened
to defray the OK penses Of her defense.
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IDAHO'S VOTE FOR SENATOR
The POpuliStS Break Away from Judge
Classett.
c=ook Gets rwsniy.nine Votes and
EabOis rwcnty.six-iwo Bal-
lots Today.

BOISE, Ida, Jan. 15.-The Populists
today broke away from Judge Clag.
gsti. Tweniy.iour OF their votes were
thrown to a. J. Crook. Five Demo.
Gratis also voted Tor Crook, makitg his
total go. Dubois got 20. Two ballots
were taken, Crook getting rs on the
second. On the other the votes were
ecattered.
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LONDON, Jau. l5.--A dispatch to the
Pail Mall GAzettee from Madrid says at
a cabinet meeting just held. the
queer regent presiding, 1t was agreed
TO introduce reforms in Cuba anu a
royal decree on the subject will be
published on the kings iess day. 1t
is said possibly Jose Sanguilly, the
American recently sentenced a. Hs.
vsna to imprisonment, Will be granted
free pardon.
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nEHEAnsALs ron THE STAGE
End In the wrecking of Two Frmilis,
In Honolulu.

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5-The
eteainship MOnowsi Brought the news
OF a Be nsationsl elopsInent from Homo
JuIu as the result OF which two homes
have been made unhappy by the
principal parties oil the scandal. On
poaru the steamer Coptic which sailed
from Honolulu from San Francisco on
New Years day were Charles billiard
Wilson and Mfs. w. w. Dlmond.
both nave left Hawaii probably never