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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-09

Diggs-"Is your daughter improving
in her piano playing?' Biggs-"She is
either improving or else we are getting
used to it, l don't know which"
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SUSPENSIONS REMOVED.
Jharles Hadt1eld, Philadelphia, Pa.
"a mes Zallnar Sla tin o ton pa

james ZeIlner, bIaHngtOn, Ia.
Arthur q. Kern, Slatington, Pa.
Victor Smith, Hoffman's 2. O., Pa.
Irwin Kraus, Hoffman's T. O., Pa.
FL. G. Jensen, Chicago, Ill.
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SUSPENDED

W. Wood and ". (. Bochau, Baltimore,
Md, to February /, 1898, failure to ride.
John S. Young, Philadelphia, Pa, to Jan
nary 8, 1898, failure to ride:
For repeatedly competing in qnsanctioned
races, after warning, and under assumed
names, the following men are suspended to
November g. 1900: Morgan S: OBrien alias
John Bornman, Philip Nickel alias George
Pleasam, Herbert Mason alias John Smith,
and John Mcdonald, jr., alias Willie Putt,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Following are the professional records of
the board to date:
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Unpaced.
One mile-Made Earl II. Kiser, ]. s.
Johnson and A. G. Mertens at Kalamazoo,
Mich, October 4, 1897, time, 1:46 45.
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TRANSFERRED TO THE PROFESSION

AL GLASS.
James Zelner, Slatington, Pa, clauses A
and B.
Arthur G. Kern, Slatington, Pa, clauses
"A. 3 and |.
clauses A, B and |.
Irwin Kraus Hoffman's p o., Pa, clauses
"a, B and |.
s. A. Kepler, Dayton, O., own request
jerry NJ. Ashley Burlington, Vt, clause
A. D. Bradford Jericho, Vt, clause A.
r. G. Page, Burlington, Vt, clause A.
Mac. Gamble, Robert Gamble, &. A.
Branch, Tom Branch, G. o. Warning, d.
d. Sanderson, Clyde Cox, DR.. ]. G. Paschel
Horace Place, Walter Gardner, Memphis,
Tenn, clauses A and D.
@. F. Trask, 2. S. Start, Burlington, Vt. !;
Clinton Corse, Underhill, VT; E, W. Cooney
Fred Cross, Burlington, Vt; E. Bushey,
Shelburne, Vt, clause d.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11
ZEN ATOR TILLNlAN.

Friday, although The wealth
er was unlavorable, there were
perhaps two thousand people
present, many coming long dis
tances TO swell the visitors from
the county and the number who
spent the night on the grounds.
When we arrived at the stand
Col. ID. i. Duncan, agent of the
State Alliance, was engaged in "A
discussion of alliance principles
and was listened to with much i'm
terest. We heard but little of his
address, however.
While he was in the midst of
his speech the train from Blacks
burg rolled up, having aboard
Senator Tillman and Governor
Ellerbe, reinforced by three coach
es of men and women from the
country above.
Senator Tillman had not long
been upon the stand when he
was introduced to the audience
to which he assuredly needed no
introduction. He was received,
as he was when he stepped oil
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11

Inose vino went to InIah en-
campment to hear Mr.. S,i6!ev of
Pennsylvania were disappointed.
lie did not attend. But the crowd
had speaking all the same. The
address OF welcome was delivered
by J. t. Mellow Esq, formerly
of Lancaster, now Of Norkville.
President Wilborne ofthe State
Alliance and DR. Strait made
speeches, the following account
of which we take from the News
and Courier, and the Columbia
Daily Recold respectively
The Hon. j. {. Wilborn. prrsi-
dent of the State Alliance. was
introduced next. He called on
all to identify themselves with
the Order. Those who would not
do so were true niether to the
State nor themselves. their wives.
their blueeyed boys, nor their
brighteyed girls. The Alliance
was the greatest means of edu-
cation ever given to the people of
South Carolina. Many Joined the
Order. There was rush to get
in that they would find sack of
corn or some sugar to take home
to "Betsey and the Baby" Dis
appointed in this they began to
abuse the Order and left it. All
these must come back. He illus
trated the Importance of the farm
ers by saying that the exported
farm products of the United States
amounted to more than six hun
dred million dollars, yet the farm
ers got no benefit from this inflow
OF gold. He insisted that the
farmers should hang together.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11

customed ease and energy. He be-
gan by referring TO the fact that
he had had his political birth
only few miles from that SPOT
eleven wears ago and spoke in
kindly terms OF the DcoDlp of fine
't.'-n'':"G"N' ';,,-, re was not a pom
,'o.. ',."' " ''o ere nc M"','" come
,','' ~ "e' ~ PI"'l'u'''s ana
-o'', co. p,, ~ '"' ne '|'.e win ms
t'.',N ,"' ~ '"'N'' ana '''reW some
,,,s ~, ,',l,,,, 5,,r i'o "'.''G " very N'G"F-
' :. 'o'N' W '"' ",S PV'SofE i'W
''" :, ""9 eN iue''' ~ 1t ne INTENDS
:, ''" VI >" '''' wa" 'le law
: '''' 'i' '',ieI % statesmen VINO
u' n 'So"""' ~ y. II nave 'akeh TO
U,0 ""'"e-.-'ieH no not Know
f,tb arod oil ro.nons;h;1;,. r,. ~
inv bo n,r,nd !. ama haia ~ :. 90.
had stood hv;, dafanJah ~ W. .
MI tho ott.cl,s - tha oa,,n,s :. ,i1
DorIirr,on v.,ronI !, . -" Wv
ipr hv i in ,ha Sann,n ' - S'|a' %,
work and faithful affar, ann h",a
int,nenca hi, h;u .aaa,,tI,. w. rDs.
ed in tbo House viii 700, n",.
Conore,S
ie jumped on tne preachers
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11
4 WEAK ATTACK .

DIR. I. j. Strait took the place
of the expected orator of the day,
and, without mentioning names,
made Il weak attack on rillman
and McLaurin in the interest of
Irby, Evans & Co.
When Strait got through, Col.
j. ID. M. Shaw asked Commissioner
Wilborn, "What did YOU think
that speech 2"
81 did not hear the last of it."
replied Wilborn."
And Strait haint heard the
last of it either" remarked by
stander.
Several people who heard the
conversation laughed heartlly,and
rs the story is being told about
the grounds it is very much en-
joyed.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11
TIRZiH ENCiMPMENT.
BIC CROWDS ATTENDED,
BOTH DAYS.

The Speakers And Portions of
Their SpeeChes--Dr. Strait
Charged With Tallling Against
Senators I'iilman ANA McLau-
rim.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-11

in every instance on the tariff is
sues. They had both voted for
the two dollar tariff in lumber.
for the duty on cotton and the
duty on rice. He had gone a lit
tie further than Senator McLau-
rim, but was more honest than
McLaurin. He had advocated a
head taX-$lO00 per head on all
foreign Immigrants, but McLaurin
thought it was straining democ-
racy and deserted him in that in
stance only. That question is
not dead, however, and he in
tends to press it again.
He avowed that he had said he
would vote for the Dingley bill if
his vote be necessary to pass it,
but his vote was not necessary
and he cast his vote against it.
He would have voted for that
bill because he believed its adop-
ton would overthrow the Repub-
lican party and restore the Demo
cracy to the control of the govern
ment. He told the Republicans
when he voted for the tariff on
lumber, rice and cotton that it
was steal, but as the Dingley
bill dispensed spoils to all other
sections. he and McLaurin
thought they wonld grab as much
of the pie as they could for their
own people. Free trade is a myth
"a will-o'the wisp. 1t cannot be
had without taxation. The gov
ernment must be supported--if
not by the tariff then by a tax
direct upon the people, and he
rather thought the people had
enough of that already.
He was listened to attentively
by those who We're close enough
to hear. Those who were not
seemed bent upon preventing
others from hearing.
1t was evident that the Senator
is still lord and master of the
hearts of all his old followers.
GOVERNOR ELLERBE.
Governor Ellerbe had been ad-
vised by his physicians not TO
speak, but he was introduced
amid much applause. The mat
ter OF the metropolitan police
had been referred to by Senator
Tillman and he felt called upon
to say that when he took the
oath of office he ple"ged himself
to enforce the dispensary law, as
we'll as all other laws. That he
had tried to do. He had made
no deal-no private deal or
promlSe-to al. man tn remove
the metropolitan police in return
for the vote of Charleston, nor
had he made any deal to remove
the police if Charleston would
vote Tor McLaurin, and no man
could look him in the face and
say so. He thought it unfair for
any man to 60 from the mount
aims to the sea and make charges
against him, your Governor, when
he was in his Office attending to
his duties and had no opportun-
ity of reply. He expected to be
a candidate for reelection and
then would be the time to make
charges. He had expected to re-
move the police, but not unless
Continue6 on fourth paua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
wharf AND WAVE.

Tzz t-z Ee-zT1 arrived n Gr1ys
Ezr1C-- L-C- EEL-. September Ssh
ne 6a-Ez---z SnE- sailed rrcu
P-- Gz-1-= E-- EE1 September sC-h-
-z bark G=o-z= 2 Mz-zoz arrived
II SE--l= -C- this rC-- Oc-1ber Is
ne Ez-z=--1-= 5 G. WIDER sailed
Ec- Sz- F-zEEsco FIR this pC-E SEP
z=E1sr @
E=-c-- q Ezz-z- Tra-E At PuuzI-u
Es- q a--=-5=z TO- almost Egos-
SHE 20 Use Il
ne British l-E L=6- Saz@zoz
MISTER sailed n ballast c-r san FraE-
CISCO Sz--zT-
-= Jessie 1[111-. sctCcz=r. as t1zz.
VII -=-z 90 E-z1--l- Ero- Eureka
EE cargo q L@5s-
he z-E-o-=r Jam C. North. troz
E1-cl1Z 20 Szz Frz1Esec. saw two
z-s q S=--zZ1s- z=-E
ERPCCL- Sz1.=zbe- zz-SE=d-
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E=-c-- q -4Z=s Aaz=e- --14e lezs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
PASSENGERS
Arrivals

From HauSi ports. per Stmr Jane
Makee. Oct. S,-Dr. q. Il. Hubby an
on deck
From Maui and Hawaii. per stmr
. Nirsu. October S,-Volcano; Miss c.
Morgan. MISS ". Morgan. Miss J. Jsu
nicss. Miss z. 5. Ballou. Miss c, l
BallOu. Miss z. De {. Miller. Miss Ju
lia Weber, Miss q. Peters. Miss Farm
ham. Mrs. L. l. Smith. f. Sweasey, J
7. Hamilton. W. B. Smith Way ports
+. VI. SwanZy. Minister Cooper, Johr
Philips. James H2nIou. J. W. Berg
s-rou. H R. Hitchcock. z. NJ. Wake
field. Ms. ". \. Hardy. Mrs. l. Sew,
erance. DR.. N. E Gresham. I E. Ray
", ROcksy, J. II. Gooysia. Jr.. Rev. o
2. Emerson. Rev. r. r. Baptists. Miss
D. B-eds, P. Brsde. Mrs. G. Bryant
Mrs, E Ward. Mrs. 4. Hind and son
II WatsrhouSe, John Richardson and
$ On deck
From Kauai. per stmr, James Ma
kss. October t0.-Wm- cassie and six
On deck.
From Maui, Molokai and Lanai, per
s-rr. NokOlii, October 9.-H- McCor-
ris-o1 and six on deck
From Kauai, per Stmr. he Au Hou
October 1Q--GeOrge Gay. Olaf Soren-
son and Is On deck.
From Kauai ports. per Stmr. Mika-
bala. October 10.-G. y. Wilcox. Y.
Kzutsen. Or. Maxwell. Captain Camp
bell. L F. Prescott. J. ). Hipa, J. B.
El1aike. H Hanada. VIM. Hama and
wife. Miss T. Lowell Miss J. Smith.
Mss Erudseu. Miss Lamb. Miss Hes
Iop,
From Maui ports. per sJmr, Helene,
October 1Q--H- P Baldwin. ". B.
Scott, 5 Decker. Young Nap, YOShi-
mura. A. c. DowseCt. Rev J Oyabe. NJ.
kealoha. J. Naanao Miss NJ Friel, ;.
{. kaine ant wife, Mr.. Boote, Mr.. Ven
deFnailIsn. Mrs. Friel and two chill
6ren. c Conradt. Tom McTighe, D.
Oxley. R Earatti and 80 On deck-
From san Francisco. per P. NJ 5. 5.
City Of Pskirg. October 9.-R- W. T.
PurvtS. Mrs. R. W 7. Puryis. Master
Puryis. B. JohansOu, c. Bolte, Mrs. c.
BoIcs. 3. E Kruger. Mrs B. JohanSon.
4. Il. HOrsey. Mrs. H H HOrSey and
child Through: PaymasCer Mcdonald,
2 u. Burgess, ". 4 Behrens, Mrs.
W a Behre1s, 4. Alexander, H. hO-
bayashi. 4. ". Davidson. Miss E B.
French. Rev John L Stuart, Mrs
John L Stuart. Rev. c. B. Titus. Mrs
C. B Titus r. P. Schwerin, Mrs R. P
Schwerin. nurse and child, Mrs H. W.
EIIfcotr- !. E Thompson, c. Prakke.
Mss C. H NcGfIway, DR.. G. W Robin
son. Miss Kate johnson, Rev. Dr. W
H Dobso1. Yang Kay. Mrs James
Simpson. Oswald Simpson. Mrs C. NJ
Presbv. Mss Bessie NJ Presby, Miss
Emily u Simpson and ri steerage.
Departures.
For Hawaii and Mani, per stmr.
Nauna Loa. October SC Couradt,
Mrs W Waiuau and two children
Lizzie AkOi. ]. D Paris. R P. Waipa
and daughter. Miss Beard and friend,
Mrs. Z H Wodehouse, H N Dow,
wife and daughter, F. Stark, Miss L
Ward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
ARRIVALS

Friday. 0e-nb=r S
Smr- Khan. Clarke, from Mani and
Hawai- ports
Sur. Mok0Ii. Be11=t. fron MsIo-
kI and Lanai
s~- James 1akse, TuIIst- from
EzPaA
Saturday October g.
P Il : 5 CRY Of PsHug S1irh,
frcu san Francisco
Sm J l. Cmuinz, Searle, from
OaEU ports
S"- N0eau. Peterson from Hawaii
Sunday. Oct0ber 1G.
An 6E-L " 4 DiuGzd- NiIzo1,
f-uZ san Francisco
S@- Helene, Freuan, from Hawaii
poELz
SIR 3IikzhzIz- Thompson. frou
Ezuzf Portz
:" Es Al Ecg, ThOmpsoas from
Ezuzi p0rLz
S~- EzzIz- M051Er- from CzEz
Ports
Mo1dzy. October Il
az zzE SPonue- Jzuisa1- from
Port ToEnzsad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12

ls-hsr Fo-s Allen & Robinson. Fine
weather was experienced th-oGShoU,
ire vcysSs,
NEW YORK. October In chase O.
an eastern record tkS North German
LI-v5 lt1s- Kaiser Which, Ger GrCSss.
vhfch b-oke the westward record or
her maiden vCyase 90 this pert. ser oc.
to-day on her resuru trip &C SoGthSnr-
ton she eNpscss 70 b-ea6 ses cas-. ard
record
me 2. NJ ! :. CITY Of Peki1g Smith
. cc-,--zr5 der. arrived II po-r early SAT
E-ssy morning nearly Seven days
IRWIN SG- Francisco. Sue brought 8
s-5l number cf passenger and s
zE. f-siSAt lis for Honolulu. The
I PeSi-g gu- away for CANA and Japan
f SO about 10 o'cloc& On the night u her
arrival
I The James Make came IN from
I Ezusi ports early Friday morning
. With q small cargo Of rice. Upon frs
cali az Ha1alsi the Nakse was forced
90 70 20 Earar,Gulu On account q the
E very rough weather. Upon second call
7 E-s weather WIS met with and all
( freight landed The M&kse lstr again
at 2 II o. her usual route
Czv5. z ? Drew. master q the Ea-
w1lizc bark Andrew Wslch. VIII not
50 90 Eorclulc On the next "trip u the
vessel. bur. taking a weiI-earced Yaca-
ton viii take g trip % Maine ana
New York he expects &C be gene
about three months Dartrg his al
ssccs Captain TurEs VIII be IN con-
-1rG o. the 1GrE-Sau Francisco
Cc--e-ciGI News.
The baEtie-ship Oregon vas taking
On coal all yesterday She VIII MI her
bankers 70 their fun capacity as quick
II 1s shs can GCl. according 70 the in
s-r-c-5C-s received by her commander
4 few days ago. VIII remain N The bay
ready 70 % 70 sea Cc q few hours no
ice. Ii l. thought by her ofcsrs thar.
Il shs Is ro- ordered % proceed 70 Eo-
S1-rt--S1r Francisco Chronicle COc-
tcber p.
The American barkentins " H Di-
uCrG- 3 o. NIISor master. arrived in
part AZ ahour ) 2 n Sunday. Il days
run Sz- Francisco. with & cargo CT
5-s tens Of general ue-Ch2nGI>s, con-
signed TO c Brewer 10 CO. 80 hogs
s5- the Metropolitan 49, Company.
and five horses. including racer.
Thomas Dyer. the only passenger,
cane in charge Of The livestock IL Is
no. lL-. Drer'S intention % remain in
Honolulu The Diuo1t Is q the I'm
gard wharf
san FRANCISCO. October z-SaiL-
"a, September q. Hawaiian bark
Santiago. for EElo- September p,
5arkertine ". 4 Dincld. for HOnOlu-
Lu- September 60. blrksurfre 5 G.
Wider. for Honolulu. Arrived Ser
ts-bsr - steamer City q Peking- 8 I
DAYS Ig hours IRON EOuoIEIu- SepCeu-
Der - steamer McGnG, s days from
EC-cIuIu, September :, b-is John D. /
S1reckeLS. Is days from Mahukouat
schooner John G. North. Is days from
Ec-otru- September 50, steamer Aus
-raLia- 3 days from Honolulu, brig ".
G. Irwin 1s days iron Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIFTH
Circuit. Hawaiian Islands. In Pro-
bate, In the matter OF the estate OF
Jared Knapp Smith. of Koloa, Kauai.
deceased.
The last Will and Testament of said
deceased having been presented 10
said Court. and petition for Probate
thereof and for the Issuance of Let
tiers TeStamentary 10 William o.
Smith. Emma c. Smith and Anna
Julistre Smith having been filed.
Notice is herebey given that Satur-
day. November Is. A. D. 1897. at 10
o'clock A. N. in the Court House al
Lihue, is appointed the time and place
for proving said viii and hearing said
application. when and where all per-
sons Interested may appear and show
cause. if any they have. why the
PRAYER Of said petition should not be
granted
BY the Court;
W. y. WISHARD.
Clerk Fifth Circuit pro TEN.
Lfhue. October 9. 1897.
1s06-StT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIR
CUT OF the Hawaiian Islands
IN Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Godfrey
Rhodes. deceased
The last viii and testament of said
deceased. having been presented 10
said Court together with petition for
the Probate thereof. and for the issu-
ance OF Letters TeStamentary to Nancy
Rhodes having been filed, notice is
hereby given, that Friday, October %,
A. D. 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m, in the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, is ap-
pointed the time and place for proving
said viii and hearing said application
when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause if any they
have why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
Clerk.
Honolulu, Sept "a. 1897.
1902-3tT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
SH.2qTG EHTELLIaaEEH'.G3EE.
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL

NAVAL
USS Bennington Nichols, Cruise
Z : Gu1bc2t Wheeling, SebCee, San
Francisco. October 3
MERCHANTMEN
CThs LIST does net include Cua<rsrs)
An bk RUFUS Z Wood. Mac Leod,
Nznziro. B c. September Is
AZ schr- Charles T. wilson johnson
Grays EErtCr, September "a
B.. tk- EosciuskO, Rod Newcastle,
September e
Ger. bk J c PEugs-, HaGTer, Liver
pol, September q.
An sctr. Lyman D Foster, hLLluan,
Wes-port- y z, September go
EzT- bk- P P Rfthe-, ThOupsu1. San
Francisco. October :
An * CoI-za, EEz-J- NsEczsCIs, Oc-
rCbG 8
Ar tzE- " H D-uC-C- NIlSCC- san
Francisco October 10
An sCL-- Spokane JaEISol. Port
TCwESEzE- October IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
FREEMAN, CouNAynrp


WI leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 O'Clock
p m, touching at Kahului, Hama Ha-
moa and Kipahulu. Maui Returnine
arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornines
VIII call at Nuu, Kaupo, once can
month.
No freight Will be received after 4
m on day of sailing
This company reserves the right N
make changes in the time of departure
and arrival Of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and II will not be responsihla
for any consequences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the landings 10
receive their freight. This company win
not hold itself responsible for freight
after it has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk
This company viii 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 to do so will be subject to an addi-
tional charge of twenty-five per cent.
c. L WIGHT, President
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. A KING. Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12

-- -es tc--sr Is IRE PLAYER IRE =
l-s 1cvS eErs ess- sscs-- Re ess
-sE hts u--a-s-sSS co 70 ever 20
s s-Es--s Co rake -hs spc-- Eo-e
se-- n fEsz ar A-s-s, non t.s
d r entered -rz cess @ AR
rs ezs manifested -h-s ve-v spirit
me E-z-e-c have re-
- Ecu A5- -C 20 On c1ss az
-- me = Le1s rcys caEs co TIE
Of YESTERDAY ard -ccs zc-to2
u reeE- Ken 20 80 20
Es.-E--S ana FE-zHcES- TIE
---- rc~s WIN eEve -vc vz-r DANCE
--s rivals IL -cs ss-E F--EhCu a-l
lcrs G-s already very
s--E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
VESSELS I.gAv1Ne To-Day.

Sgmr, MISahsls, Hsglrnd. for ports
On Kauai 81 p n.
Scur kiusu, Clarke. fur Maui and
Hawaii ports. az 70 Il NJ
SJmr, NoSau. Peterson. Tor Waimsa
and heS&hs. sc p N
Synr, Ns Al Hon, Thompson. for
Ntls0sa, halihiwai aud Hanalsi ar
:, NJ
SC-1r. Helene. Freeman. for Maui
ports tClaUdine route, az 5 ?, N.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
DEPARTURES


Friday. October s
SlE Jz1ss Makse. TuIIst, f1E Ez-
pa
sm LANA Nye, far OioEzla- XII
zzfzu and CokzIz
SIR Mama La. Sl1srsou. far Maui
and EzWA porLz-
Saturday, October 3
P u : s CirT Il Pekfng S1irh for
China and japan
b. TX LesE, SsEdizo1- f0r San
Freneiscn-
Monday, Oetober IL
An TX RE.ss z Wood, MELeod,
tur NzEziuo-
Smr- JAMS Mskse, TEIlet, t0- Ez-
Pzz- Kauai
SE~- Esezz, Parker, for Oahu ports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-12
CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S
New York Line.

The Bark FOOTING SUEY will sail
from New York for Honolulu
ON OR ABOUT DECEMBER 1sT.
II sufficient inducement offers. Ad-
vances made on shipments on liberal
terms. For further particulars, ad-
dress Aessrs. CHAS. BREWER &
CO., q Kilby Street, Boston, or
G. BREWER & co, Ltd,
Honolulu Agents.
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HARRIS-In Honolulu. Oct S. 1857, to
the wife Of T P. Harris. 4 boy and
girl
BRTANT-In kohaIa, on Sept 18th,
TO the wife Of H r Bryant, q
daughter
SLNGLEHCR ST.-Iu Honolulu, Octo-
ber ) 1857. TO The wife OF W G. Sin
glshusI, z daughter
STANLET-In Honolulu. October g
1851. 70 the wife Of ". l. Stanley,
z son
PHLLLTPS.-In Honolulu, October TO-
1851 70 the wife OF Charles Phillips,
z daughter
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FsrewslI % h Lowrtss

Farewell 20 the Lowries
C. E-E-SC-- had Ina AZ Eva plan
-z1-- gave q farewell dance 70 Man
zz- LcEr5= ana his soz Walter. last
Sa-zT EzEE- The rEc VII sail
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absent Il TIE SAFES about three
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ne Ez-ce vas E=-E IN the plantation
han While lanai erected % ths rear,
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NOTICE OF ELECTION OF OFF,
GERS.
1t the Annual Meeting OF the Maui
Fisheries Company, Limited, held at
Waikiki, Maui, on September 6, 1897,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
E H Bailey -----.-P President
Sam Sing. Treasurer and Secretary
SAM SING,
Secretary.
Waikiki, Maui, Sept. 6. 1897.
1s02-4tT
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NOTICE

The California Fruit Market Up. G..
Czmarinoz & Col viii purchase all
kinds Of produce, fruits and poultry In
either large or small quantities. Per
sons residing on Oahu or any Of the
other Islands having turkey, chickens.
eggs, butter, oranges, lines, alligator
pears or any other kind Of marketable
produce, fruits or poultry, can send
the same TO them and get the market
price
Honolulu 7th Sept, 1887.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned, duly appointed ex-
ecutrix Of the viii Of the late Francis
Spencer, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons having claims against the estate
Of said deceased, to present the same
duly authenticated at her place Of
abode in Waimea, South Kohala, Isl
and OF Hawaii, within six months from
date, or they viii be forever barred.
And all persons owing said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
10 MARTHA ". SPENCER,
Exeeutrix Of the VIII Of Francis Spen-
Ger, Deceased
Dated Waimea, Hawaii, August, 6,
1897 1ss8-td
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Symr, Mokoln. Bennett. for I.ansins.
MoloSsi and Lanai.
S,rar, J. A. Cummins. Ssarle. for
Oahu ports,