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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE best BIoYCLEs N sAT4NNNH
r.. ID. & WM. LATTIMoRE's,

are at
r.. ID. & WIN. LATTIMORE's,
Hardware, stove and House Furnish
ing Goods store.
The list is:
The Remington, price 800.
The Barnes, s75, 800 and s125.
The Eagle, $50, S75, 800.
The Heating, S65,$IOO.
The Ide, $50, 800, S125, $40.
If these wheels are not the best
why are so many sOlds
REMINGTONs are put up for hard
and continued service.
The BARNES for fast riding.
The HEATING for pleasure and
long distance trips.
The IDE for racing and scOrching.
Our prices are below any one in
the market. We do not hesitate to
publish cut prices when it is neces-
sary. We buy and pay for our wheels
and can sell them at this season of
the year at any figure we choose to,
and also advertise them at this fig
ure if we see fit.
Parties buying for spot cash IRE
always given large discounts, SO
that it will surely pay to buy for
cash every time.
We have the best ladies, bicycle
made, and we unhesitatingIy pro-
nOunce it the Heating. This wheel
is standing favOrite, and no one
rides it, either lady or gent, but that
they like it. Why do You kill your
self with "a heavy wheel when you
can get the Heating fully five to ten
pounds lighter.
II. ID. & w. BALTIMORE.
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ONCE Board Of water Commissioners,
Savannah Ca. June 3. 1897. Bids viii be
received az this 0ihce until June q.
O'Clock D. M. for attending suction pipes
az pumping station. Drawings and spcci-
hcations can be had upon application 10
this Office. II. NJ. LOTION, Supt.
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CLAUDE srCLAIN STILL ALIVE.
The Mother Now Says Her Husband
shot Was Accidental.

Atlanta, Ca, June l0.-McClain's child.
Claude, whom he shot a night or two ago,
still fingers, but has considerable fever
and may die at any time. The doctors at
the Grady hospital where the child Isl
are not hopeful The father claims that
he shot the infant accidentally and the
mother, who told a different story at first.
now stands by her husband. No one else
knows, for they were the only persons
present when the shooting was done.
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GEORGIA's POPULIsTs.
They Seem to Have an Idea of Resur-
recting Themselves.

Atlanta. Ga. June lot looks as if the
populists in Georgia had a far-away notion
of making an effort to resurrect them
selves. They are dead enough, as every
body knows, but they just will insist on
turning over in their collins.
The peoples party paper publishes a
call from J. D. Cunningham, chairman Of
the state executive committee, in which
he says: AT the request Of majority
Of the state executive committee, 1 hereby
call convention of the peoples party to
be held in Atlanta at II o'clock, June p,
1897 to consider the matter of selecting
delegates to the Nashville conference. -
More might be added, but this is merely
about populist politics, and therefore of
no particular importance.
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GEOLOGY or GEORGIA.
MIR. Yeates Enthusiastic over the Ex-
hibit at Nashville.

Atlanta. Ca. June 10-State Geologist
Yeates left tonight for Nashville to look
over Georgias exhibit Of minerals and for
estry. II cost little and the geologist
claims that IL is the best ever seen at any
exposition on the face of the earth. lie
may be enthusiastic, but says other ex-
perts agree with him.
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Augusta Ga, June f0--in the prlvate
hfhing pond Of j. y. White. "a hle home
Dear the city. to-day several little boys
wont IN washing ana one OF them. named
lNey whose parents live In Woodlawn.
was drowned.
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PARKER GOES FISHING.
No Attempt Made tOkrrest the Slayer
of a NegresS.

Midwife, Ga, June 1O.-James Parker,
the father of J. w. Parker, the murderer
Of Florence johnson, was here to-day
gathering the facts in the case. No war
rant has been issued. He will be present
ed to the grand jury If no warrant is
sworn out before It meets. He reached
Rocky Ford last night safely and went
fishing this morning.
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Alabama IsdItors ~ NnshVIlIe.

Nashville. Tenn. June i0.-One hundred
and forty members ~ thc Alabama Press
AvociaQon, who arrived In the city last
night were the guests OF The management
OF the Tennessee centennial exposition to-
day
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FOR RENT,

Very desirable dwelling. choice loca.
ton. All modern improvements. fmme.
diate possession. Apply TO
CHAMPION & GARMANY,
~ Bryan street. east
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BICYCLES ARE GOING

like hot cakes at the prices we make
you. Not many left 20 pick from.
Don't get left, but bring your cash
and pick your choice.
LINDSAY & MORGAN.
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vIRGINIA's EPIsCoPALIANs.
Council of the Southern Diocese i'm
Session.

Norfolk. Va. June 1O.-The council of
the Episcopal church of the diocese OF
Southern Virginia convened in Trinity
church, Portsmouth. this morning, the
session being presided over by Rev. Bishop
A. NJ. Randolph.
The sermon 10 the council was preached
by Rev. o. S. Barten, d. D., Of Norfolk.
The rules adopted at the last council
we're adopted for the government Of this
council.
The bishop then announced the standing
commissions.
A lengthy report was received from the
committee on theological seminary. which
was made a special order for tomorrow.
About 200 delegates are in attendance.
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FUNERAL MVITATI0NS

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LAVLNE.-The relatives and friends of
Rev S. r. Lavine are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral. Died in Savannah,
Ca, 10 o'clock a. m, June 10. Interment at
Bellinger's Hill, in South Carolina. Body
will leave West Broad street dock at L
m. to-day.
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THREE POLICEMEN REMOVED.

Talking to Citizens the Charge
Against Them.
Atlanta. Ca, June lO.-Three we'll known
officers on the police force here were re-
moved to-day for talking to citizens"
OF course 1t is to be taken for granted
that the policemen did talk and the entire
female population is now in a state of
panic. There IS no telling where the ak
NAV next drop.
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INSURE YOUR DWELLING AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WITH Us

We represent the largest. Oldest and
best companies IN the United States.
Lowest rates. Prompt settlements.
SAVANNAH INSURANCE AGENCY.
Jno. r. Rowland. Manager.
ia Bay street. east Tel. No. al
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THE CHATHAM BANK
SAVANNAH, GA.

SAVANNAH, GA.
Translates general banking
business, maintains a liberal saw
ings department..
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
"A specially.
Having "A Large number of interior
correspondents, we can handle eOi-
lectiOns at very reasonable rates
Correspondence solicited.
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ELECTION OF COLORED PHYSICIAN.
City Of Savannah, Office Clerk Of Coun-
cii. June A. ls6.-Under and by virtue OF
an ordinance passed al meeting Of Council
June 2. 1897 the City Council will elect. a
regular meeting, TO be held on "Wednesday.
June IS, 1897, az p. m. colored CITY
physician for the city OF Savannah. 20 hold
office until the next regular election for
city physicians.
Salary. per annum, $4,000
All applications must be filed with tho
Clerk OF Council al or before 2 O'Clock %
IN. on Wednesday. June rs. 1897.
BY order Of Council
VIM. p BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
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BECKMANN's CAFE.

A fresh shipment OF Coburger.
a fresh line OF Cuban Cigars. and
the highest grade OF bottled goods
a speciality.
III and ia Whitaker street.
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WE MAKE LOANS ON
LIFE INSURANCE Policies

II you have policy Ia the New York
Life, Equitable Life or Mutual Life ana
would like to secure a loan. write us. giving
number Of your policy, and we Will be
pleased TO quote rates. Address Tho
English-American Loan and Trust ~
No. p Equitable Building. Atlanta. Ga
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DEATHS.

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COHNWELL.-Mr George Cornwell
died at White Bluff Thursday evening
Funeral notice later
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MEETINGS.

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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Mistletoe Camp No. will meet tonight at
O'Clock. Business of Importance, and all soy
ereigns are urged to attend
w. L. HANCOCK, Consul
r. w. FAIR, Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-------~--
JAMES r. BUTLER,
House, sign and Ornamental Paint
ing, Granting, KaIsOmininR, Paper
Hanging and Picture Moulding.
Phone is. No. 20 W. Congress.
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EASTMAN's KoDAKS,
FILMS and PLATES and PHOTO
GRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
LIvINGsTON's PHARMACY,
Bull and Congress streets.
Eye-GIasses and sDectacIes, zoe.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of the
extended limits Of the city of Savannah,
known as the Branch tract, containing
one hundred and seven acres more or
ess, bounded on the north by Estill avenue.
east by Waters road, south by lands of
Barstow. and west by lands of Gen A. r.
Lawton, as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to
the courts for a specific performance of the
contract ]. H. ESTILL.
Savannah, Aug. SC. 1888.
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FOR SIX WEEKS

We have been working under disad-
vantages, which can occur in any line of
business. We are happy to state that to-
day we are in better shape than ever to
satisfy our many patrons with high class
laundry work
Thanking all for past favors and asking
for continuance of the same, respect
fully.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
IL w. Congress Street.
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ATTENTION,

Promptness, common sense methods
and ordinary living profits are as much
our stock IN trade as anything we sell
iums in the modern grocery store. and
they are the sort of premiums that the
sensible customer most appreciates
There is a great deal of satisfaction in
knowing that you are getting the hest
The best is cheap at any price.
THE SOUTHERN GROCERY CO.
ia Barnard Street.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC,
Warsaw Island.
Steamer Alpha leaves wharf foot Whlta-
ker street Saturday. June 18TH at 900 a.
m, and Thunderbolt at 1000 a. m. Return
ing, leave Warsaw at 500 p. m. Tickets
can be secured from the committee and at
the boat
Whole tickets, Soc: half tickets. 20c.
O. T. PACE guDor.nfendont
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WHY ne TROUBLED WITH YoUa
CARPETS

when the DISTRICT MESSENGER AND
DELIVERY COMPANY viii relieve Won
OF all care by taking them up, cleaning.
disinfecting, and storing them for tho
summer and relaying them az a very mod
crate eost2 They move store and insure
household goods OF all kinds Corner Con-
gress and Montgomery streets Phone z
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OUR SALE OF
Shoes
CONTINUED,

spurred on by the success of orr col.
last week of CHILDREN'S 1 SpIe
SHOES, we have concluded to contiDn.
It, Our center table speaks more a,a
quently of styles, more convipcingl,, -
values than our writings could hone fon
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$1,000 60 Loan on Real Estate.
Bonds and stocks of Every DescrIp-
tion BouEht and sold.
AUSTIN n. MYaEs, Broker,
~ bryan street, East
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HOTEL TYBEE
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.

This popular hotel is now ready to re-
ceive guests.
1t has been thoroughly renovated and
equipped with an electric plant.
Parties wishing rooms for the season
would do well to apply soon as possible,
as there are only few left.
Guests stopping at Hotel Tybee and Wis
iting Savannah can get their meals al Pu-
laski house without any extra charge.
Respectfully,
CHAS z GRAHAM Prom
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Children's Pat. tip Black Oxford ~.
spring heels, best Dongola uppers e LIS;
leather soles, a splendid school s SOnd
worth $3.50, reduced to....... sue,
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BIDS ron EXTENDING SUCTION
PIPES At PUMPING STATION.

LINDSAY & MORGAN.
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Hardware, stove and House Furnish
ing Goods Store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NO. 20.
Brush Electric Light and Power Co.
Savannah, June 9, 1S97.-A dividend of 50
per share has been declared from the earn
ings of this company for the past six
months, upon the capital stock as of rec
ord this date, payable on and after July
l, 1897.
SAMUEL P. HAMILTON. President.
P A MINIS, Secretary.
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II w. COngress Street,
Evening star., 1897-02-06
WELLINGTON AND McCONaS
The Two Maryland Leaders Snfd
Have Had an lnterestine. Meetsu~

fhe Two Maryland Leaders Safd to
Have Had an Interesting Meeting.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, February 6-Local re-
publican politicians are much interested in
the report or a meeting between Senator
eject George l.. Wellington and Judge Louis
+. McComas, which occurred in the pres
ehce Oh Representative-elect Booze of the
third district in the Capitol ct Washington
last Thursday.
While DIR. Booze refuses to diyulge ex-
acty what occurred, it is known that a
sharp alteration over political affairs
arose between the two distinguished re-
publican leaders, and the doctor admitted
that the senator-eect roundly denounced
Judge McComas for what he termed his
interference in Maryland political mat
ters and also for permitting the use of his
name by certain of his (Welington's) en-
emies In their effort to sidetrack the move
inent TO insure place i'm the cabinet for
Mr.. James A. Gary.
Mr.. Wellington, who was here last even
ing, when asked if such a meeting had oc-
CURED, acknowledged that such was the
case. ana said that the report of his criti-
c-sfl OF MS old opponent was substantially
correct. 1t is understood that Judge Nc
Comas sought Mr.. Wellington out, with
the hcpe Of bringing about a reconcilia-
tcn
.oiAeiehce VI prominent Maryland re-
publicans was held at the residence of
Mr.. James A. Gary Thursday at which
the latter's chances for place In the cabi-
net were discussed. In addition to Mr..
Wellington, Chairman Stone of the city
committee. several of the representatives
elect and other distinguished members of
the party were present..
Representative-elect Walter p. BrownloW
OF Tenne ssee, member of the republican ma
ticral committee from that state also at
tended the meeting. Mr.. Brownlow is back
ing Mr. Gary despite the fact that Mr.
Henry Clay Evans of his own state is a
Candidate for cabinet honors.
1t was decided to inform Mai Mckinley
as emphatically as possible that the party
organization in the state indorses The can
oidacy of Mr. Gary and of no other Mary
lander for the cabinet, and to request him.
IN case he should not appoint Mr. Gary,
nor to appoint Judge McComas, as the
latter Is In nowise supported by the party
organization.
Evening star., 1897-02-06
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Favorable Action Taken ON Several
Local Measures

Local. MeaAure8.
In the Senate today Mr. Gallirser made
a favorable report from the committee on
the District of Columbia on his proposed
ainei dment to the District of Columbia
Appropriation bill providing for the pur-
chase Of Analostan Island in the Potomac
river by the government for not more than
s112,5OO.
Mr. Mcmillan gave notice in the Senate
OF amendments to the District of Columbia
appropriation bill providing for the i'm
provement Of South Capitol street from
Livingstone street to the District line,"
also fer grading and regulating Kenesaw
aVerue and Park road; providing that Park
roao or Park Highway between Kenesaw
avenue and klingie road be dedicated to
tho district OF Columbia for conformity
$4,000
Mr.. Mcmillan, from the COMMITTEES ON the
District OF Columbia, also made a favorable
report on Senate bill 3549. Ito authorize
the Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
or Maryland to extend its line into ana
within the District of Columbia with
amendments. The bill is amended so that
the company must use the underground
electric system within the city limits, but
the overhead trolley may be used outside
the city of Washington. The following
amendment applying to all the street rail-
way companies in the District of Columbia
Is emDOCled IN the report:
THAT the company shall make an an
nual report to Congress. as required by law.
Failure or neglect on the part of this com
pany or on the part Of any other street
railroad company in the District of Colum-
bia to make report as by law provided
stall subject the company so failing or
neglecting to fine of $40 for each and
every day during which such failure or
neglect continues. to be recovered by the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
in any court Of competent Jurisdiction"
Evening star., 1897-02-06
:. DAVIS NOMINATION
The Chances Now Seem to Be in Favor of
Confirmation.
Action Of the Jackson Democratic As
socfatiOn - The Oner Was
Made Before.

The Senate committee on judiciary will
meet Monday to consider the Davis NOM
inc tion, and it is expected by Mr.. Davis
frier ds that his confirmation will then oe
reported upon favorably. The democrats
of the committee are divided on the ques-
ton and II Is uncertain how the republi-
cans will stand. Senators Pugh Teller and
Daniel the silver men, will oppose the con-
nrmaton strongly. Senators Lindsay,
Villas and Hill viii! favor 1t.
Mr.. Hill was understood to be opposed to
me conhrr1ation at first, but now he says
mat ne Will support it, he thinks that
the confirmation should be recommended
regardless Of whether Mr.. Davis is a gold
democrat or Bryan man. He says that
as MI DGVfs Is conceded to be a suitable
man Tor the place. this Is no time to raise
the question of whether or not he sup
ported Bryan. His confirmation is urged
og some prominent gentlemen who were
supporters of Mr.. Bryan, and Mr.. Hill
thinks that this ought to Cjspose of that
political phase of the question
AS To the attitude of the republicans there
is much doubt 1t is intimated that Sena-
tor Hoar is opposed to confirmation and
that several of the republicans believe that
it would be just as well not to report II
The attitude of Mr.. Hill, however is very
favorable to victory for Mr.. Davis
Jackson Association.
iheiS "ao d HleetlHS OF the jackson
Democratic Association last evening at
Meyers Hotel, held for the purpose of TAX
ing action upon the nomination of Mr.
Davis. President James l.. Norris presided
A resolution, offered by Mr. r. E. L.
White. was adopted with two dissenting
votes protesting against the confirmation
of Mr.. Davis on the ground that the ap-
rointment was made as a reward for
political treachery."
MesSrs. Jere Wilson, Nathaniel Wilson
A. S. Worthington, Samuel Maddox and
Walter ID. Davidge called on Senator Hill
yesterday and submitted reasons why the
nomination of Henry E. Davis should be
confirmed by the Senate. Members of the
delegation stated that an effort had been
made for years to keep politics out of the
district attorneys office, and they have gen.
orally succeeded in doing So
Wheels of Justice Stop.
The business of the United States branch
of the Police Court came to a standstill this
afternoon, and the public is hereby warned
rot to render itself liable to arrest for as
sault emhezzlement, forgery and the like
until the vacancy in the office of the United
States attorney in and for the District of
Columbia is filed. Persons arrested for Of
lenses against the United States, however
tEis evening and tomorrow must remain
.ccked up, unless bail or collateral is fur
hshed, until district attorney is con-
Irlned by the Senate or is appointed tenn
porariiy by the Court In General Term
mere Will be no court Monday unless
acsion is taken in the meantime. This
means that Justice will be delayed.
Evening star., 1897-02-06
GUANABACOA NOT ATTACKED
ase' widely Circulated Report Tint
Ii Had Been Burned

HAVANA, February S-Thc widely, o,ro,,
lated reports to the effect that the sun
urban town OF Guanabecoa had been bnrn-
cd by the insurgents under the command or
Leader Aranguren. are absolutely false
Not even an attempt was made to ATTACH
'he town Not shot has been fired i'm that
vicinity within the past few days.
Eva ADAM, one OF the American ladies
recently arrested in Cuba for supposed con-
splracy against the Spanish government
mas been released. She at once visited Nh.
ofhee Of the consul general and tbanke,
Consul General Lee for the efforts made
IN her behalf, which resulted In bringing
about her release.
Ricardo Perez a natural,ved .or,
Gentlst, was placed under arrest al 1;uana-
odcoa on account of supposed comnlicttv
In the Cuban insurrection
La Lucha. edftorially. continues tn com
pllment Canovas Del Castillo tha Snani..
pr Ftihitr, and 10 praise the proposed Cuba N
scheme of reforms The reform nro1acIs
are discussed quite generally at the cafes
the theaters. the hotels and other nI.ca.
Where groups gather. Ii is not vet known
mere whether the terms of the pronosed ra
FORM program have reached the ranks oy
the insurgents. and no one will undertake
10 say that these terms have been sccen,ad
by The Cubans.
Many OF the citizens of Hayano oro of
the opinion that the proposed reforms pro-
gram may not De as beneficial to the conn
try as many persons seem to hone but the
road TO office is made more easy for the
masses, and the personal welfare of the
citizens OF Cuba Is. IL Is asserted moe
carefully guarded by the new laws than
by the old On this account the reforn,
scheme is believed by La Lucha and by
many OF the citizens of Havana fo he ~
lhe direction OF progress. La Lucha at the
conclusion OF one Of its articles saws:
The administration system. in snite n,
Its admirable features will fail If every
ofnceseeker insists upon being appointed to
office "
according 10 FL Pals the cabled abstracts
or the reform scheme cannot fail 10 please
even the reformis;s
II Pats says, in conclusion:
The reformists have today no politic,l
program Premier Canovas Del CastilIo
mas gone beyond their most sane,iine ex-
Pectations Fnis the reformist leaders have
6andidly admitted. The situation Of =
oozen reformists. who have ventuered TO
oppose the program. is quite ridiculous
Evening star., 1897-02-06
IMPROVING INSHEALTH.
What is Learned I'M Regard to Ex-
Queen Liliusskalani.

Vu0Sh
Secretary Palmer, authorized prevent
i've to interviews with Liliuokalani, says
today that the queen" is rapidly improv-
Ing in health; that she b grateful for the
pleasant inquiries as to her health received
from Washington people; thai she hopes to
sec more of them before she leaves town
that she will go to church tomorrow, in
as much as she is a devout Christian, but
that she has not decided what church she
will attend.
The reception which the queen" gave
yesterday afternoon to few. friends was
a delightful affair. The queen sang several
Hawaiian songs, written by herself and
rendered music on the autoharp, her favor
ite musical instrument.
This afternoon the ex-queen will receive
the students and teachers of the National
Park Seminary of Forest Glen. The hour
fixed Is o'clock. The students will sing
song of welcome to the ex-queaa. Ltliuo-
kalani will also receive duriag the afternoon
several local people who have succeeded
in making an appointment with her.