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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
ALABAM. DEMOCRATS.
Governor Johnston Renomnnted and
The ChIcngn PIntfnrm ImilorNeh

Montgomery, Ala, April 2O.-The state
democratic convention was hard at work
all afternoon. Governor Johnston. Treas
hrer Ellis and Auditor White were renoml-
mated by reclamation. Judge Mcclellan
was nominated for chief justice and John
HARRISON, Jr. II. J. r. Dowdell. ]. r. Ty.
son and II. A. Richards associate justices.
T. r NeDavit was successful for secre-
tary OF state. The convention is still in
session and will indorse the Chicago pla,-
FORM: NO report from the committee on
the Cuban resolution yet.
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on NEAR canF'

Couroc, Texas. April ~
dlcations Of oil being founa :, ~
of ,conroe has caused cons'
nient among the people au''
years; still many we're IN q
Gently. when party Of os1,l!
posed OF Houston citizens ~ q
expert Of Pcnnsylvania g u, y = r.
sa,isfacto Ms.' as they have : Y
and secured options on NJ, ~
land in the vicinity. Ana X
q an oil well viii only = = Z,
a few days. as the COMP COMP spl
and will soon be char.s .,,,s
predicting a great iuts
city. .,,t ~
j. w. Debolt has apou, M
ice plant. which has . esp-all
daily and will begin ~ q 4
the 2sth instant.
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INC e0th Of Aprn. lses, Is now hIstorIc.

4 philosophic exchange thus philosophers:
Mrs. William c. whitney is sincerely to be
ptlcd. with all that wealth can croatc at
her service a fractured spine will not even
permit her TO move or be moved. How little
none can buy, anyway Ia some cuer-
sencics,
And yet It In safe TO say that about one
haif the population of the United states would
take a fractured spine and fractured brain
for halt Mrs. whtncys money!
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Gloomy View An por,..

Paris April 20. The Temps this after
noon commenting editcrially on the po-
litieai situation says; Everything points
10 me Spanish American war leading to a
serious impairment of international and
commercial interests. in view of Great
nri,a'hs sympathy with America. espe-
eiaily as an agreement between The IN
topeah powers 10 safeguard their inter-
ests seems impossible.~
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Ln.t Vessel - ~, "

New York April 2o.--The, w,,. \.
Seneca, which sailed today for y =
Will probably be the last yesse, AZ
American flag which will mai, .s"s Y
pcrts until the American spani.s Ivy
Is over. ~
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can No, Fish, In Europenn w,,srx

san Not Fight In European Waters.
Loh""n' April 2i.-The Rome cor
resp"ndent "f the Daily Mail says:
~ learn az the foreign ofYicc that
me powers, Including Great Rrif-
nm ARE In accord, They have IN
'"r decided 10 keep the struggle
from European wnters and "a take
measures Z" protect incrnationui
com ~ rs.c''
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snrn,rrr DEPARTMENT.

conroc Texas, April i9.-Reward OF S.
for anv Information leading to the recove N
Of animal, STAYED or stolen from my resi-
dencs, fifteen miles east OF Conroe: One
large brown horte, about 10 hands. years
Old. name reached, branded on left thigh
cN one brown filly abnut years cid left
With this hcrse, Address me al Conroe.
Texas. Frank Freeman or W. j. rallman.
deputy sheriff, Montgomery county.
strayed or stolen from Pete Shairo. sol
San Felire and Fuller street. city, one sor
rel horse, years old about 10 bands high.
scar on back, star on mouth blaze face
shoa all around. Reward s5
Albert Erickson.
sherin Harris County, Texas
BY w. ". Baugh, Deputy.
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parte l.. NJ. Barfed. from San Saba; Fay
ette Williamson from Hunt. ,
Submitted on briefs tor the Stsre, i ,',.
Butler, James Brooks and Theoaois
Holmes, from jackson; Robert Ross, rom
Karnes, n. Ill Jones and Sallie ka,n
from Bee; John Magec and Robert Ana
we'll. Claud Crook, from Gonzales
Submitted on briefs for both parties'
G. c. JonnIn, from Bcxar.
sg5mititd on bria'S and oral arguments
for both parties: A. l.. C. Hurst from
/ Hamilton. ,
Submitted on motions to dismiss APP
peals: j. NJ. Davidson and Mrs isoSa
Morse. from Karnes.
e,buitted on motion to strike out state
ment of facts: a. C. Baldwin, IRON
Travis. ,u,.t
Motion TO withdraw Submission submit
ted: John HIghsmith. from Wiliia'nooh'
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, gun castings and nifty tons 4
The Mohawk brought fortv .,.s
OF rapid fire guns, twenty.
gun castings and 146 cases y ~ i
chinery. ~ q
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AmrMnitIoA frnmh Enalnna

New YORK, April 2o.-War supplies for
me United States government came from
Ensiand to-day on the Mohawk and Missis-
spp,' ne Mississippi carries eighteen
s@ss' vi rapia hre guns, twelve cases Of
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

"a ne"Ns rain IL Iaiilns here at 5 tooiyH|
Indications are that 1t will be III NJ
lest ram that has fallen this veal,
Warrenton, Fayette County, Teya, y
is The heaviest rain of the season 4.
companied by thunder and lishtpis, n
at this place last night II seems 4 NJ
been general: too much rain, and f,r,l
operations are being considerable del,r']
Cypress, Harris County, Texas NJ
11-At about $50 D. m. one Of M NJ,
est rains fell that has visited this an /,
some time. The wind was very Man.
The storm lasted about one hour ~
half; have not heard CT any damage
Cypress creek is about mile wide.
Luling. Caldwell County, Texas, Al
ia very heavy rain, with consIdeIl
bail. fell in this section last night Catl
Planting is at 2 standstill, as land i d
wet.
Glidden, Colorado County, TexM, Aid
1s,-A heavy rain fell here last nlA
which lasted for several hours, viii
with the early rain of Tuesday, psn
an abundance of rain TO. a while. Find
a little behind with work on account
rain. which, with NJ more, Will soi
up WIN tnvii r,cps, "n'en W.. ~ l ",
.n.s Vicihi's' fieai'h Vi coiiiinuu's y
'iu
nUsenoers' ror. BENZ .,ma ,.a uul X. ~,
west, accompanied by heavy rain, "a
this place at O'Clock last night; 20 ~
age is Exported. Prs
Beeyille Pee County Texas ADM "
ee - ,ann ys,r
tast .Nehihs anou. 'u a,sMs o.,ro n h
anu ohli.ous ioohins S.ouN .,,,ss !, ~
.,e hortn"es'' anu - aadsA.r
.hat great STORM u ~, ,,ttis M,
ABOUT TO purst upon .n,s n ae;sas X
came on however a,oo IMP sals.sa n
an Ordinary niow, anu We, va, Z IN; A
TWO hours ram. me eoun. .nv vssn
III ,ii'e ~, 'on nanie 40 nanny
'Ae II s5f r.,..
foakum, De Wit county, :. 30. III,
Fl. T, &c cutie an electric IA
ii,sn'' , 49, pss dane 80 ~
a,so' ~. ~ a' psin Was not nstds1
an 'e Iii doubtless deter n
oneratiors
ops'"''oA ravss Apra
Rosebud, Falls County; t - = ID,
co
rain and wind which passed throun
at dark last night. The rain was poE
cd na but no d nsa,.nn was csoa ael' III;
ho T' nas s,a. listed by ven
e.: ms low s m last night. N
i l, anu m.ha ndioat,on. are god y
o oiv 81 ton r
o'ue' ~ ,, Tetas III
,s Denton adon , nensSn for uor rain, which
me long LOOKED eho ,u' Den Denton ooal
heepeu .nlnos - falling today. 4.
ss.eia " aannnonr that will
,sior.ous Wv Nv" tarner and even
neal. o. - 'n bic welfare rejoice.
800, raror,s il general over A. n
greater mart OF the county ana
q, inestimable value to
corn, oats, etc. -
MtINiuhN9' LIN foil HUS
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Galveston, Texas. April 2o.--The fc'iow'
ing motions were submitted today IN inc
court OF civil appeals: go,
Fer ccrtiorari-~lnternatio ana u!v ',I
Northern Railroad Company VS.. Aiice Nui-
pepper. from Smith :.
For rehearing--S r. Howe VS. r.. r,
oBrien and wife. from Cherokes; David
II. Hunter VS., Mamie J. Hunter from
Harris 20, ,1oue.
To strike out statement of iac's-.iious'
ton Eas, and West Texas RAILWAY w. N''
r. Runnels. from Nacogdoehes
snrellees' molten to advance Withdrawn
sabine and East Texas Railway Co; vs..
Gulf and Interstate Railway Co., IRON
Jefferson
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'or hat MIS- "nithuS money
an go ,,.a nov 10 no ro,ay ,or tho ,rav
Is genuine surr'hs' trHiy national AR
:, mnv M, no renorallv known hat n &c n
fact ,ba, cop,ain samson now in command
os ,hc ,,cc, n, <oy w., u.s IN command nj,
gunboat during inc war that was sunk ny
81 bmetinc mine and the yorrp commander
was blown distance of VS. feet IN the water
but was nnhurt
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preston and syndicate domination and has
groveied in It's snbseryieDcy 10 the corrupt
and cen,rallzing policies that have been
building up plutocracy in the United
states, but ii has reserved its climax o.
contempt for popular sentiment and hos
tility toward the aspirations Of the masses
for time when every truc man Is ready to
stand ubseiflshly BY his alag and country
II has reached the GROWING insult In It's
estimate OF It's own people when II not only
stands aloof from them in an hour OF Ma
tionaI trouble, but even characterizes their
patriotlsm as the refuge Of scoundrels''
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War is in many respects TO bic avoided and
dreaded. but II is mistake to regard IL as
an u4inilxcd evil. In u majority Of cases 1t
is worth more than It costs. It Is. Ia the
majority Of instances, a great step forward,
requiring sacrifices Of life ard money, 1t Is
true but civilization is requiring such sacri-
hvcs every day. A great many people who
deprecatc war at any time, or under any cir
crmGtanccs aro upholding evils that slay
more victims and ruin more homes In year
than wars do in decade.
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New York, April 2o.-Tbs III
boat Holland was tested TO-DAY 80
an undoubtcd SUCCESS. 80 sno n1
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semt-Ofoc,,Ir.,

Madrid, April 2o.-The mlnistcr,., ...3
FL Correo, says tonight: "wh.n N. n
matum is delivered Spain will ~o,..,,. 8
ply, stoutly defending her hansv,nll l
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1t may not he generally known hut IT Is n
fact that Captain sampson, now in command
of the fleet at Key Wcst was in command Of
o gunboat during the war that was sunk by a
$, bmerinc mine. and tho y0rrg commander
was blown n distance of i25 feet in the water
but was unhurt
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All We need now to be ready for the fray
s genuine stirring, trpiy National air
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The war bulletin is likely to eupplnnt the
umpire on baseball diamonds this year as a
center OF warlike Interest
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D =. J0HNSToN, ~. PRESIDENT sss,Dss
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aS AS SECOND CLASS MATTHR ss4
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II the spanards are really sincere and
honest in their statement OF their nasc, they
arc 10" ignorant to he longer entrusted with
the responsibilities OF government.
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NJ DAILY POST, Tta IS SUNDAY Y q !. e POST T
seMi-wEEKlY posT. ia Coils. per Week.
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The assault VIC of this country arc now most
directly concerned about. is the assault on
the hackyards in the interest of cleanliness,
and health.
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The dangers Of war to ttis country are to
be found In the republican tarin aud iinan-
cal tlrkers In congress, and not In Spain.
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1t is gratifying to notc that large force Is
at work cleaning out the street CUTTERS and
shaping IN tho streets. hut moro scIcntiac
pinn Of drainage Will be necessary to make
street work permanently valuable
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The undertakers convention at san An
tonic follows the PumhcIs convention. 1t is
lust as we'll to call in the undertaken after
the plumber Is through with you!
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Hilo Notes.

The following items appeared in
the last issue OF the Hawaii Herald:
Antidote, the celebrated racer
goes to Honolulu to day to prepare
for the June races. j. r. the
handsome bay will probably go
down later. 1t is said that in the
race between these two horses j r..
will probably back in under the
wire and win.
w. Berlowitz has returned from
the Volcano House somewhat i'm
proved in health He will continue
his business trip along the coast.
The bark G. B. Kenney sailed for
San Francisco on Friday last with a
cargo of sugar, valued at Sl28,66S 05.
DR.. Rice states that Jugde Hitch
cock is recovering at pace that
will warrant his taking short
drive within fortnight.
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Baseball.

The baseball season OF 1898 opens
at $3.50 this afternoon with the Ho-
nolulus and Unions. The line up
will be as follows:
Honolulu-Lemon, p; Dayton, C;
Willis, Id; Koki, 20; AHA, 3b;
Thompson, IS; Holt, II; Kaauoi, Of;
Pahau, RI, Substitutes-Tom Price
and Togo jackson.
Union-M. X Silva, p; Sebastian,
c; NJ. V. Souza, 10; M. Comes, %;
A. Duncan, 3b; j. Akina, Sc; M. S.
Sousa, If; j. Stone. CT; A. Rosa, rf
Substitutes-Geo. Karratti, j. Ben
tai and Joe Tavash.
M. X. Silva is captain OF the Union
and Jas. Thompson of the Honolulu
HonoluTus, blue and white, and
the Unions, blue and maroon.
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The Research Club.

At the Research Clubs meeting
last evening, after very interesting
discussion on electricity, the new
Constitution and bye.laws were
adopted and j. T. Crawley was elect
ed President; Ed. Towse, Vice-Presi-
dent, and D. FL. Chase secretary and
treasurer. These officers with two
members appointed by the Presi-
dent form the executive committee,
The next meeting, the last of the
season, will be ladies' meeting.
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HEART TROUBLE.
A Plain Statement of Facts from a
Young Lady Living in England.

young Lazy LAYING IN England
Miss A. Pitt lives at Cooking, one
OF the prettiest little villages in
Sussex. An ardent lover OF nature,
she has for some years past been
denied the pleasure OF milling
among The hills, her heart being too
weak to stand the strain Of even q
moderate gradient. She explained
the cause OF all this to reporter OF
the Midhurst Times, as follows:
81 was weak, and hardly able to
walk; If tried to go uphill at all |
had no strength to lift my legs, aud
when l went to chapel on Sundays l
had frequently to stop on the way
on account of the palpitation of my
heart. For some time | was under
a doctor, and thinking that sea air
would do me good, went for a
change to Bogn r, but the only
effect was to make me worse than
before. l had suffered in this way
for about three or four years, when
about four months ago | read in
various papers some of the ex-
periences of people who had tried
DR.. Williams Pink Pills in cases OF
heart disease, and noticing that
their symptoms we're in some in
stances similar to mine, | thought
there would be no harm in trying
the pills; so wrote for box. L did
not notice much benefit after taking
this first box of pills, but L deter
mined not to give in, and wrote for
another. This had a wonderful
effect, and | felt much better before
/ had taken the whole of its con-
tents. A third box l bought, and
that restored me to perfect health,
but, thinking it better not to leave
off too soon, bought another box,
though / could have done without
it, feeling so we'll Now | can say
that from DR.. Williams Pills l have
received more benefit than from any
other medicine, and in my pursuit
of health l have tried many RENE
dies.
ITO show how changed / am since
| first took DIR. Williams Pink Pills
| may state last Thursday / wen,
up Bow Hill (South Downs), one oil
the highest hills in Sussex, without
any trouble at all. This | consider
a remarkable climb, as four month.
ago it would have been absolutely
impossible for me to do it. Any
violent exercise or quick work usec
to tell on my heart at once, and
had to stop"
The experience of years has PROVED
that there is absolutely no disease
due to a vitiated condition of thu
blood or shattered nerves, that DR.
Williams Pink Pills will no
promptly cure, and those who ar
suffering from such troubles would
avoid much misery and save none,
by promptly resorting to thi
treatment. Get the genuine Pinl
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persuaded to take an imitation oil
some other remedy from a dealer
who for the sake of the extra prof
to himself, may say is lust a
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: cure when other medicines fail.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.
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Cricket To-day.

The cricket game to-day at the
old baseball grounds begins at 2
o'clock. The players are as follows:
DR.. Murray's XI,-Prinee David,
Rev. V. H. Kitcat, DR.. Walters, DIR.
Campbell, DR.. Weddick, and Messrs,
Norton, Barrett, S. p. Woods,
Wright, Cation, Lishman, Harvey,
Stanley, and A. St. M. Mackintoh.
r. A. Jordan's XI-Ptince Cupid
Rev. F. Lane, DR.. Paget, DIR. Hum
phreys, and Messrs. Brasch, Slog'
get, D. Ross, w, Lishman, Vincent
Hatfield, Warrell, Baird, White, PHI
anaia, Wansey, and H L. Herbert
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As The NtWS Spreads
The Crowds Grow
Greater at WaterhOuSe' 5

We quote you this week standard
fancy crackers in the following
styles: Graham Wafer, Honey,
Popular, Oyster, Cheese, Noahs
Ark Animals, Pretzels, Butter,
Snow Flakes, Milk and Wine, Water,
Gluten Wafer, Ginger Cakes, Gin
ger Nuts, Nicnacs, Saloon Pilot and
Pilot Bread.
SUGAR in Dry GRADUATED, Cube,
Powdered and Confectioners.
CANNED FRUITS. or all things
be wary of unknown brands, too
many people have suffered disas-
trous results. We can vouch for our
cooking fruits in gallon cans The
table fruits are well-known standard
brand packed in p pound cans and
and the more convenient size known
as the lunch size.
EN- WARRIMOO
Fresh New Zealand Butter.
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COFFEE LANDS for Sale Papa Olelomoana
Koo and Kaohe the celebrated Coffee District of Kona Hawaii
These Lands will be sold either large small tracts suit purchasers
Land lies WE'LL of excellent quality aud wed by running stream
the 35 70 100 To Land Waianu Kooau Maui
Keanae
FOR LEASE House and Lot Waikiki The house partly
furnished and and lanai Kitchen pantry bath
stables bathing
These will be leased reasonable
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Family parties can have seats re-
served at the Waverley Clubs con-
cert on Tuesday evening by notify
ing A. st. M. Macintosh, Horace
Wright (Tel 94) or the officers OF
the Club
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The latest accession to the roll OF
members of the Waveley Club is Mr..
w. j. Kenny, the British Commits
sioner and Consul General.
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The Claudine arrived this morn
ing from Hawaii and Maui. She
brought only few passengers. Her
sugar consisted of 3400 bags Pau
han and 1431 bags d. X. for the
bark S. G. Allen.
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New line OF up-to-date sailor hats
at l.. B Kerr's and will be sold at
bargain prices for one week.
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The Hawaiian is very iuteres-
ting number this week.
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The band plays at Emma Square
this afternoon.
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The measles on the Mohican have
died out.
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We defy competition when quality
and prices are compared, N. 5.
Sachs Dry Goods Co.
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If you want the latest STYLES in
millinery, laces, ribbons, white dress
goods, challeys, organdies, shirt
waists and numerous other goods at
bargain prices for one week, go to
L. B. Kerr's, Queen street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

Poppyseeds for distribution at the
Department OF Agriculture.
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Mrs. Judd has remitted second
collection to the fund for the bene-
fit of American widows and orphans.
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The bark Diamond Head, Ward,
master, sailed this forenoon for Port
Townsend. Mrs. Geo. @. Allen was
a passenger, The northern climate,
it is hoped, will benefit the health
OF Mrs. Allen, who has been in ill
health for some months,
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The Iwalani arrived to-day from
Honokaa with full load of sugar
for the barkentine S. G. Wilder.
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After rehearsal Of the choir of the
second congregation of st. Andrews
Cathedral last evening Mr.. Wake
field Of Hilo was the recipient OF a
beautiful water color the Offering
of the choir. Rev. Alexander Mack
intosh gracefully made the pre-
sentation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

The Waverley Club Hall convent
emily accommodates from 400 to SOC
guests in comfortable chairs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

Glse Club entertainment at the
Opera House might.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

The concert at the Opera House
this evening is for the benefit Of tn,
Hawaiian Orphans Society.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

Cyclomere opens on the 23rd il
proper arrangements can be made
in regard to the electric lights.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

The Waverley Club Committee Of
Management meet tonight. The
Financial Secretary will receive dues
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-16

Central Union Church choir re.
hearsal at 1880 this evening.