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what the Ilair Tens.

One can always tell II a woman Is OF
gentle birth by the texture of the hair,
The Amer II is the higher born is she. Her
mode Of life is easily seen from her hair.
for tho finest hair is never really glossy
without careful training. Coarse hair viii
never become very glossy.
Curly hair indicates poetic. graceful
nature, Tho closer the ends Of the hair lie
together the greater tho intellectual power
81 the owner Women with straight and
soft hair have greater force of character
than those whose hair Is curly. Black,
lusterless balr Indicates jealousy and
trcachcry. Rough and uncStn han shows
An unbalanced character and ali franks
have hair which Is broken and split.
The lighter in color the hair IL. the more
sensitive and touchy is the owner. except
n rare cases, where perfect health Is en-
iOyed. ANY shade Of brown hair Is good,
tor brown hair usually covers wealth Of
comronrsense, reason and Judgment. Red :
haired women are quick and, clever, too
ilapulsive. perhaps, but sincere and worthy
Of truet. g
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METEOROLOGICAL.

HALL.-W axahachle, Texas. April Ia
President A. r. Hall OF the Poiytechni,
college Mt Midlothian, died Sunday even
ing.
RusSELL.-Cleburnc, Texas, April 10.
DIR. j a, Russell one OF the Oldest oitl-
zens of Avarado died Saturday morning.
He was the father of Or. c. Il. Russell
and Mrs. A. Y, Weaver He was a. years
old The Masonic fraternity conducted the
funeral,
CLEVELAND, --Cloburnc Texas, April
1a.Mr. Leon Clevolands mother who was
visiting him, died suddenly last night OF
hsart failure,
BILLINGToN.--For Worth Texas,
April All, Ellington, one OF the Old
settlers OF Tarraut county. died at his home
near Azle yesterday, aged &c. Deceased
came to Texas from Marshall county.
Tenn, seventeen years ago ana lived here
continuously aimee.
BuRLESoN,--Au Austin, Texas, April 2t.--
On April s, 1898, at 1870 p M. at her home
near Webberville in Travis county, Mr..
Jennie Burleson, surviving widow Of Aaron
Burleson, deceased, died, Aaron Bureson
was the youngest and last surviving
brother OF the late General Edward Burle-
son, conspicuous figure In the Texas
revolution, who commanded the First
regiment In the battle of San .Iaointo and
in which Aaron, then a youth of H. partici-
pated rs private in thu company, COM
manded by Captain James G. Swlsher She
was laid TO rest at 1870 p. M, April 10. In
the family graveyard on Walnut creek by
the side of her deceased husband. in the
presence of her children aad large con-
course of sorrowlng relatives and friends.
BLAkEY. -Nacogdochos, Texas, April
it---News reached here today of the death
of MIR. I. s. Blakey at Melrose. He was
one OF the best citizens of this county and
leaves u largo connection of kin and many
friends who regret his death very much.
TAYLOR. ri. w. Crawford OF Corsicana.
State organizer OF the Texas Sund0y School
association, held a meeting AZ the Chris
tian church In this city for the purpose OF
nerfecting an organization to be part
OF the Williamson County Sunday school
association.
FORT WoRTH.--colonel Elliott, OK first
lieutenant OF the Fenoibles, was bad!y
Wounded by the accidental discharge of a
shotgun while hunting plover. Ills gun
slipped from tho buggy. dissharglng it's
contents, The load took effect in the righ,
armpi,. Elliott is not fatally wounded
BARRY. -kopperl Texas. April u -
Died. at o'clock today Miss Kate Barry.
daughter OF Mrs. Mollie Barry. The larger
hone below the knee became diseased aud
four inches OF IL Was removed scme ten
days since.
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Matte McCausland. the eldest daughter
of MIR. w. D. Causland. one of the most
prominent citizens OF the town The
ceremony was performed at the Methodist
church in the presence Of a large congre-
cation, and Immediately the newly weddsd
couple left on the San Antonio and Aran-
sas train to attend the meeting oil the
Epworth League in Galveston and the San
Jacinto festival in Houston.
CoNRoE- URQUHART.- Conroa, Texas.
April 21.-Mr. W. NJ. Conroc, n very prom
inent business man. was married to Miss
Hattie Il. Uuquhart beautiful and ac-
complished young belle OF Conroe, On
Wednesday evning Goth instant. ut the
Methodist church, Rev. A. j. Anderson
officiating The largest crowd ever seer
at any gathering here attended the mar
riage. great many visitors from Hous-
ton and adjoining towns were present. The
bride and groom were recipients of large
number OF beautiful and costly presents.
They left on the southbound train for the
cities OF Galveston, Houston and other
South Texas towns
MCCORMICK ANDREWS. - Gainesville
Texas April 20.-Mr. j. 7. Mccormick and
Miss Emma Andrews were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides parents
at 10 O'Clock this morning. Both are
prominent in society circles here.
SUTTON WHEELER. stockdale. Texas,
April 20.--Married, last night in the Meth
odist church at this place. Miss Matte
Wheeler to Mr.. J. j Sutton, Rev. B. II.
Passmore officiating. The church WAS
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FII,sT-rLaec.

Vim. Cameron, Waco: John v. N0dgtrs
TEXAS; w. NJ, shutter. Westtold, Mass, II,
W. Sinrlctary, Nav orleans; j. i. waihcld,
Baltimore. Charles u. Woodscn. ~, Louis;
J. Ia. McLcfry San AntGulp, w. J. DAWSON,
Chns, W. Haynes. New York. G.. W, Foster,
Dnllas. w. n Sawtell, Kansas city c. r.
W. Felt. Galveston; J. q. Janis. San An
torio G.. +. Broffett. Chicago. w. :. De-
rams. Texas LAS. r. Simon, Eyunsviie, Geo
NJ. Morse. ltasea; Miles Nixon Balt,wnrcg
j. l. Allison. $. pincng. New York; Frank
Fit.l,ugh. city; Ben Levy Texas W. A..
Metts, Columbia s. c.; w. NJ Fly, Com
scles, ". n, Powell st. Louis; j, 4, hrnett,
indian Territory: Harry Keller, Chicago, r..
r Shelton, Cineinnati j. u. Wilson. ST,
Lon:s. NJ. A. Mcknight. Ilallctsyille; d. l..
0oloniap. New York.
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GENrI.EMEN.S LIST.

A--A. A, Adams James u, Althufl, j. W.
Andy, Harvey Anderson, Alex. Anon.
Willie Anderson, Leo Ash, Sam Aklsoi
B--,Mr. and Mrs. = Baum, Elmo Barnett,
Antonio Bayariu, Albert Barnard, Al
drcs narncc, c. " Heer. ). Blum. Dee
Blacle, A. d. Blevns, William nrea
xcale, Stafford Bruce. Jack Brown, j.
Brady.
cThos. casSerly n NJ. Campbell. Willie
Chester Orb Chapman, &. n. Cham
berg. Louis Gay, sherman Colman, d.
w. Cook, Walker Cotiey. Caborn
Crutchen, Jasper Cullngs, Georges Gull
bertson.
D--B, T. Daniel Clearance Davis. james
Davis, James d. Davis. $. D. Doughtie
ID. u. brennan, K. H. Duuks.
Ed. 4, ildwuIGs. Gid EDWARD, William
Elslln Erwin IL, Elder. G. II. English,
Ed, T. Evans,
F-Charlcs Fenltcr. Fitzgerald. John Fisk.
Marx F.axnrsn, I'D. L. lrlahcarty. c. H.
Fleming, c. w Fleming. a. G. Fowler
te). Wilbur Forbish. Frank Folk, Nick
Nramcu,c, Bob Frazier t2),
CIV. 4. Garrett, Mr.. Gall, Arthur Gale.
j, +. Garland. Sam Gibbs, George Gio-
bis, Pedro Gonzales. j. w. Graves.
Eras,ns Greesl.
H--it. ". Harper John Hllcomb. John
n Ilarpkin, q, H. Hasse. II G. Hedges.
Hlrco HILL $. u. Hin 80. George II.
liitson, w. Il. Howell. n. Hukin, j. H.
Holiday, Henry Hooper. Charlie Hoop-
err Charles Hochler. Callio Hose, l.. c..
liumphies.
J--uharley Jackson, Wesles. jackson. Har-
rison Jenkins. Abel Jones. r, 0. Jones,
George D. Jones, sam Jones. William
Jones.
K--G, W. Randall Patrick Keel & Co., o,
~ krusc. e. Krus.
L--J. a. Leonard, g. c. Lecbo. Charles IL.
q. Lee. Frank Lock.
Nv. u. Matthews, Will Matohe,ie.
Mitchell Martin. ]. 4. Mandoixa, 4. s.
Meador. Leopold Mesonas, Elijah Miles.
q. w. Muson, y. Muncey d. III. and
Mrs. Mccullough, !. NJ. Mccali. A. III.
Mcpougai. John Mclilinchey, Jonathaa
Niece, Jchn Mckinney. |. Jay Nichols.
PM. pazdral, j. q. Payne, j, Patton, q.
y. Pence. Harden Porter, A. PRESLEY.
w. NJ, Puiens.
R.-H r. Rclnstein. +, Riecc. James L.
Richards Rich q Lowering, Roaert ana
Ella Robertson. James W Rusan. AS
per Rosettcr. q. ". RUSSELL
S--isaac Scpof, A. ]. sharp. Peter Spoilers
\. z. Simmons, Jesse si)sgie Henry
Smith, Ike Smith. L. j. Smith. 3. Solo.
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THE HOTELS.
THE Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
LhWLOR..... JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

Geo. A. Neal. Navnsota e. A. MtGrcgor.
ST. Louis: G. II. Kinsolvng. Austin; n,
Bransham. Dallas: g. A Atkinson. Colorado
Springs. John $, Blair. Roston; II NJ LcaNt,
Beaumont. i Swanson. l,it~rty; r Trounii-
lits San Francisco. Geo II. Webb, Ting
1bintnu, y. vi + l.. Chapman. Cuero. 7 j,
Dulhhan Chicago; ~ Hay. New YORK; & 70.
T. Costing. Philadelphia. S. W, smith.
Texas. L, D. CavlD. Galveston; Geo. T LOOK.
Westlnle;J. A. Morris. z. A. Muncey. san
Antonio. ii j. I,lnkoncy. Dallas; J, l.,
Hciyftid. Winston. y. c.. Miss Jessie Mo-
Council, Cuero. H. " Rhodes. Galveston;
Efcnhan; j b. STAFFORD. Il NJ. McGarvey.
city. Mips Eric Green, Col,ntaue..t Miss q.
Leo Mtigard. Brazoria, J H. Gr,.an. Anna.
Mra. s. j. Knight, Oakville y. N. Ste,nuan
and wife. beaumont. W. c, Snlither. Texas;
Jas. wolicnstein, Richmund, Va Paul 4.
FlnriaD. Dallas. L. A. Gomez. Richmoad.
Texas; Louis Hess. New yciF, F.yal. Johas-
ton, New Orleans. as
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hiAENEAL.

pARRELL- MARTlN.--Bce Texas.
April l9.--At tho Episcopal church in this
city this morning at . o'clock, Rey. a..
Garden officiating, Nj. c. a. Barrou OF
Galveston and Miss Nellie Martin OF III 3
city were united in marriage. The we'd
ding was very beautiful one, and the
church was crowded with friends Of. the
contracting parties The groom Is pronii-
City and the bride is the ascomn,i .bad
daughter Of Captain e. b. Martin the
Well known travelling man. The hannv
Young coupls left on the 1880 train for !,
tour through the North and East af,c~
which they will return 10 Galveston. where
they viii In future reside,
FRENCH M'CAUsLANn. I,,Skh,,,
Texas, April ~, AT S.sn o'clock this morn
inc Mr.; W. d. French, county treasursr
Of Caldwell county. was married 10 ME-
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souTHERN PACIFIC IS IN SHAPE.


The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf has
announced that. effective May /. Thomas Z.
Fisher, chief clerk of the general passon-
ger department OF the road, would serve as
assistant general passenger agent OF the
system, vice B. l.. Winchell. resigned The
st. Louis Republic says that owing to the
title given Mr.. Fisher many arc led to be-
licve that tho road Will become part OF
the Union Pacific.
Mr. Winchell took the position lately va
Gated by Mr.. George Nicholson, who was
general passenger agent Of tho Frisco.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


TIMpSoN. mir, Harvey Horton accident.
ally shot himself, the load entering jus, above
his hand, the bullet ranging upward, comins,
out near his shoulder, The attending physi-
CLANS fear that ampuiation VIII be necessary.
MlIANO Born to AIr. aud Mrs. Aceu
Plaster OF MilanQ,i q girl,
DALLAs.--Mrs. Charles Ellis was shot an,,
seriously injured few miles cast OF Dallas
Monday night.
Tie We're shipped from KrbyyiIle Monday.
There. VIII also be smother large shipment
from here on the ed ins,an.
BRYAN --scharhauer 6 White Of Midland
Part OF thcm win 10 to Fort Worth and Is,
balance 10 their ranch in tiie Indian ferris
tory
WASAiiArlllE,,.l Is undsrstood thst gu
gene Lees three orphanB we're to ne s.nt 10
the children.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is II list of letters remain
Ing in tho Houston postoffce for the week
ending April "A. a charge OF l cent is
made on each piece of mail advertised.
When calling for these letters. please say
advertised giving date. FREE DE
LIVERY or MIL MAY BE SECURED
BY HAVING YOUR LETTERS Ap-
DRESSED TO STREET AND NUMBER
Inform your correspondents OF your cnr-
rect address and request them to address
your letters accordingly,
Dan c. Smith. Postmaster.
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Yoakum. Texas, April 2a-The cattle rush
on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
which has been on for a month, is about
over Yesterday twenty seven men were
laid off During the time II continued, this
shipment o, cat,lo has been one OF the most
remarkable in the history of the road.
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The foreclosure sale OF tho Little Rock
and Memphis has been set for May rs.
Major Andrews. Southwestern passenger
agent of the Southern railway. is In tho
city.
Colonel Tom Kingsley, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Louisville aud Nashville.
was In the city yesterday,
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The Southern paciilc's bid for the trans
portation OF the battery Of artillery. 125
m2n, from Galveston to Chickamauga. has
boon accepted and the regulars will be
moved today. The Southern Pacific VIII
deliver the soldiers to the Queen and Cres-
cent at New Orleans.
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The Houston and Texas Central has made
a rate of one and third fares for the round
trip TO Bryan May and on account OF the
Glce club meeting. chicken and a dog
fight. The rate is on the certificate plan.
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LADIES' LIST.
A--Miss Emma Adams. Miss Nellie Alton
B--Miss Nellie Burnett. Miss Barn, Mrs
M Ella Busby, Anna Benchley, Mrs. T..
H. Blair. Mrs. Eta Blackshear, Mrs
Book. Mrs. william Bramagan, Mrs.
Amelia Bryant, Mrs. Mamie Butter,
Mrs. a. l.. Buchanan. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Bytin.
C-Mrs. Mary Calhoun. Miss Emma Carl
son ~, Mrs. II. J.. Cheline, Mrs.
Mary j. Chambers. Miss II. Collines,
Mrs. Dinnah Colman, Mrs. Aley Col
Inns, Miss Sarah Cranlcy, Mrs. Mary
Cresin, Mrs. Matte Crews, Mrs. ella
Cross. Miss Ida Curtiss.
D--Miss Bell Davis Miss Lille Danbcrry
90, Maunic Damino. Mrs. Winnie
Daniel. Mrs. George Di. Miss Tessie
Dean, Miss Gertrude Douglass, Miss
Fannie Dupuy Mrs. William x. Dunn
Bile.
E-Mary Edward Mrs. j. p Edwards (2),
F-Mlss Eddy Faulconer, Miss Nellie
Fields Mrs. shaflec Franklin. Miss
Mamie Freeman. Bessie Francis.
G-Nliss May Groom. Martha Grant, Mrs.
j. T. Green, Ida Green, Mrs. Ida
Graves. Mrs. Emily Gustafson.
H--Ars. Matte Hayfort Mrs. Mary Has
kins Mrs. Hetiie Harris. Miss Alma
Htrschfeld, Miss Estella Hangs, Min
ME Hutchinson.
Miss May Jackson, Miss Susan john
son.
K-Mrs. Carrie keefc. Mrs. CHI. Kretsch-
ner. Miss Gusse kuntz.
L-Miss d. Lannic. Miss Maly Larlins.
Mrs w. G. Lee.
M--Miss Ella Mason. Miss Becca Marble.
Miss Annie Manning. Miss Maggie
Moore, Mrs. Julia Moore. Mrs II. Null
Ter Mrs Bell MURRAY.
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CAPITOL HOTEL
frnDk A. Herssy,
Er.. Manager.

Rates. $50 to
800 per day. Six
" 1egant rooms.
wrh bath. Large
sample r o II 6,
Centrally located.
Best accommodate
tons for CONNER
dial men in tho
city.
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farmer, and Miss May Kridk
of Captain ]. c. Chance 4 n
were married at Green vll1i
northwestern part Of this county
Rev. White performed the ctsua1
tain Chance attended the ceisa
here. q
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EnREIGN LETTERS

B--Bertolayzi Battisla.
C--H. Captain. Giuseppe Oslcatetrn.
G-Otto Grasshoff (2).
H--H. HesseI.
L-lsrael Luvor.
NJ Ernst Matzlse,
M Dorz Mathuvinl.
r James Pat Traynor.
W-Sam Wagner
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
American Plan, So and $3.50 per Day.
Strictly hrst-class, centrally located; Pas
Genser Elevator, Electric Lights, Stem, Heat.
Return and Call Bells in all rooms. Elegantly
furnished, new and modern.
Accommodations unsurpassed by any Hotel
n the city.
MURfsoN & NiALIN. Managers.
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel.
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mon, George sta,nenbach, l,IlIppo ssa-

mon, George statzcnbach. Fillppo sta
bile, T. T. Stuart. r. r. Stafford, SUI
pcryisors Ladies' Select School
I'll. II. Taylor, Flnlay 4 Tappan. w. II.
Teneedy, N. 4. Thomas, II. d. Thomp-
con, DR.. c. NJ. Todd, Albert Tongc. II.
Y. 1Tolman t2).
W---Louis Walden. June Watkins. General
Walker. Frank Wells X. M. Wiess'
James Wilson. j. W. Wiley, Kate A.
Winter, Harvey Williams. G. d. Will
Jams. Hugh VIM, w. G.. Wright. w. IL.
Wright & Son, u. Wright.
Y--R. L. Young
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THE MALLORY LINE QUITS.
Will Suspend Its SaiIinas After
April q.
THE SOUTHERN pACIflC's SERVICE
Successor 20 Mr.. winchell Of the
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf
IL Appointed.

Galveston, Texas. April %. The Mallory
steamship line today gave notice that It
would suspend sailings of Its boats after
wednesday. April %, when It's last steamer
Will leave Galveston for New York. The
order means that the Texas-New York
freight and passenger service OF this COM
pany Will end until further notice. The
san Marcos sailed at noon today with fun
cargo for New York. via Key West. The
steamship Nueccs is duo tomorrow from
New York.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS IN SHAPE.
As announced In yesterdays Post, the
Southern Pacific is in shape TO continue its
service between New York and Texas, and
the enforced abandonment Of Its steamer
connection, the Morgan line, will not inter-
fere with the traffic Via this line from the
East to the South and West.
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sUA trains arrive and depart from the Grand
rains which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
ternAtonaI and Great Northern. Galveston Houston
end Henderson. and Columbia Tap. which use the
International and Great Northern depot on Congress
eyenue. and the Local Mixed train on the Houston
East and West Texas which leaves from and arrives
q me depot Of that road In the Fifth ward. All
Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains pass the lniernA-
tonai and Great Northern depot
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PACKAGES

B--Nat h. Beck, A. Berhands II. p.
Bailey.
E-~WillIo Eisele.
P--L. C. Perryman.
S-Carrie Smith.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-05
MORE STAR PLAYERS SIGN.

Capt. James German of the Regi-
ment baseball club announces that
Duke McNickoll has signed to play
with him this season. Harry Wilder
and Percy Lishman are with the Regi-
ments, and Allan Jones, the cyclist
has given his consent to play with the
Military lade this season. This will
be Jones' first season in Honolulu.
The Honolulu team, of which James
Thompson is captain, is an exception
ally strong crew. Captain Germans
ambition is to secure the best material
available. To accomplish this he has
been obliged to go outside the bar
racks
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named officers were elected at
the annual meeting of C. Brewer d.
Co., Ltd, held this day, viz:
Hon. p. c. Jones ........ President
Geo. H. Robinson, Esq.,. .........
....... Vice President and Manager
Col. w. F. Allen ............. Audit or
E. F. Bishop. Treasurer and Secretary
Hon. H. Warehouse, Chas. NJ Cooke,
Esq, and Geo. r. Carter, Esq.,.
........ ...............'.. Directors
All of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors of the company
E. f. BISHOP,
Secretary c. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, February 2, 1898.
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SOCIETY AT CYCLOMERE.
A Party of Prominent Tourists vii
Occupy the Desky Pavilion.

w. S. Mccormick, the Salt Lake
millionaire and banker; Miss McCor-
mick, General Western Agent f. A.
Nash, of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, and Miss Nash, of Omaha,
and Capt. and Mrs. Dodge, of Fort
Douglas, Utah, will occupy Charles S
Desky's private pavilion at Cyclomere,
this evening. A number of box par
ties have been formed and there is
every indication that Cyclomere will
have its banner audience this evening
The Government band will furnish
music and the appearance of the moon
on the scene will surely produce a
beautiful effect on the pond. Last ev-
ening the park was never so brilliant
ly Illuminated, the full moon acting in
harmony with the electric lights.
A great many people who are inter
est in cycling are anxious to see "Bill
Martin ride.
In the Victoria meet last year there
was distributed for cash prizes the
sum of $3S,970. Martin stood second
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BABY FARMING.

The Paris police have informed
their Berlin colleagues of the discov-
cry of an export business" in German
babies. An agent obtains the children
in Berlin and sells them to child1ess
Partisan couples. The fellow escaped
arrest in Paris, but his description has
been furnished to the Berlin authori-
ties, who are on the lookout for him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-05
NO Use

You sending to the Coast for any
thing you want in the line of wagons
and harness, and take chances of get
ting something that don't suit you.
Schuman's carriage and harness house
imports goods direct from reliable cas-,
tern factories, and are able to sell you
goods cheaper than dealers on the
Coast, who do not get the extra dis
count factories allow on foreign trade
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in the list of riders, walking off with
eleven firsts, four seconds and six
thirds, amounting in all to $1,12O.
Harry Reynolds, the Irish long dis
lance champion of the world, has re-
Gently written that he will be up on
the next Alameda. Reynolds is match
ed to meet Martin, and if that individ-
ual remains over in Honolulu long
enough the race will be pulled off at
Cyclomere.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. H. II. Williams desires to re-
turn her thanks to all the friends of
Miss Anna Cahill, who were so kind
during her last illness, and who
showed their sympathy by paying
their last respects to her.
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NOTICE.

From and after this date 1 will not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed in my name without my written
order.
MRS. KATE L. VIDA.
Honolulu, January 81, 1898.