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Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
PH1LADELPH1A's COMMANDER.

Washington, June 16.-Who shall command the cruiser Philadelphia has been settled in the selection of Com mander George H. Wadleigh. now on duty at the Boston navy yaffN Cap tain Wadleigh was formerly in com mand of the cruiser Minneapolis.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
ONLY COMMERCIAL COAL

Gibraltar, June 16.-The Spanish transatlantic liner San Augustine has arrived here from Cadiz for the pur- pose of shipping 1,S0O tons of coal. She has been detained by the British au- thorities pending guarantee that the coal is intended for purely commercial purposes.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
PORTO REGAIN INVASION.

Washington, June 16.-An official transports carrying 10000 men will be vasion of Porto Rico. Army officials say the number of Spanish soldiers in that country is only 10000 men.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
TAIL OF THE REVENUE BILL.

Washington, June 16.-In the house today MT. Dingley called up a bill supplemental to the war revenue measure. designed to supply some omissions, and to strengthen the means of administering the revenue act. The bill was passed
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
lwIIL LOOK DOWN ON sPANIARDs

Washington, June 16.-What may become an important adjunct to the Santiago expedition which steamed out of Port Tampa on Tuesday was Ia military sballoon equipment prepared under the direction of General Greedy
 of the signal office. It was in charge |af Captain Jose H. Maxfield.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
DENIED BY CRANE.

New York, June 16.-Stephen Crane telegraphs to the World from Guam tanamo positive denial of the state ments that the bodies of the marines killed in the fighting were mutilated
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
GERMANS GOING TO MANILA.

Berlin, June 16.-Advices received today say the German transport Darmstadt arrived at Kia Chou bay and the German second-class cruiser Prince Wilhelm sailed yesterday from Nagasaki for Manila
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
COST OF THE CANAL.

Washington, June 16.- Professor Haupt of the Nicaragua canal com mission, was before the senate com mittee on the Nicaragua canal today. He expressed an opinion that the canal Eas proposed was entirely feasible and he placed the cost of construction at between $90, ,000, ,000 and $95, ,000, ,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
BURNED TO DEATH.

Quincy, H., June 16.-A fire at La Grange. Mo. eight miles from here, today destroyed business houses in the center of the town. The loss is $3O,- OO0. One negro was burned to death.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
HOBSON'S REWARD.

Washington, June 16.-The presi- dent sent to congress today a recom- mendation for the advancement of Lieutenant Richmond Hobson, who sank the Merrimac in Santiago har- Dor, ten numbers in the list of naval constructors
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
INDIVIDUAL BOND BUYERS.

New York. June 16.-There is no abatement in the demand for the new war bonds. Experts agree that the total individual subscriptions will not exceed the SIG, 0,000, ,000 mark.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
STARVING SPANISH.
A Soldier Comes to the American
 Camp to Be Fed.
Guantanamo Bay,

Camp McCalla, Guantanamo Bay, June 15.-(Via Kingston, Jamaica, June 16.)-During the afternoon a half starved Spanish soldier crawled into camp and gave himself up. He said he would gladly die if they would only give him food and water. He had
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
THE FLEET COMES BACK.

Paris, June 16.-The European edition of the New York Herald says: The Cadiz squadron sailed at sunrise on Wednesday, but returned in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
THE IMPRESSED STEAMER.

Seattle, Wash, June 16.-The steam CT Queen, which has been impressed to carry troops to Manila, arrived here today from Alaska. She will prob
 ably sail for San Francisco tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
TWO LOYAL PROVINCES.

Madrid, June 16.-Premier Sagasta upon leaving the cabinet council to-
 day, said that the two provinces oi Luzon were still loyal to the Spanish government, but that the situation ir Manila was of most serious character
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
WITHSTOOD THE SHELL.

Madrid, June 16.-Cervera cables that shell from an American ship at a high elevation struck the Vizcaya, but owing to her excellent armor the Spanish cruiser was not damaged.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
ish subjects who are desirous of leav- ing the Cuban capital.
LOST IN A FLOOD.

Kansas City, June 16.-Four lives were lost in flood that followed the breaking of the dam at Chelsea Park, a Kansas suburb, last night.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
NOT AN IMMEDIATE PEACE.

Washington, June 16.-A leading member of the diplomatic corps said today that the departure of General Shafter's army of invaslon into Cuba put an end to all present prospects of peace %
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
YELLOW FEVER IN CHECK.

Washington, June 16-Ofhcial dis patches to the marine hospital service show that there have been no fresh developments in the yellow fever sit uation in the south. There are twelve suspects from Fort McHenry in camp.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
QUICKLY DISPOSED OF.

Cincinnati June 16.-The Times.
 Star special from Glasgow; Ky, says Caleb Gains. colored, was taken from
 falkland hanged to a tree. Gains had
 assaulted 4-year-old girl on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
ARIZONA POSTMASTERS.

Washington, June 16.-(Special.) J. Postmasters for Arizona appointed to- day: Frank A. Rider, VekOl: F. H. Stevens. Washington, and Allen E. Ware, White Hills.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
RUBBER FIRM BREAKS.

Boston, June 16-Announcement is made of the assignment of the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber company, liabilities, $1,200,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17

|tions of the. territorial cattle sanitary board. With these provisions obeyed.
 California cattle are now free to come
 into the territory.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
GETTING AWAY FROM HAVANA

Jamaica, June 16.-It is understood that the British ship Talbot has sailed from Porto Rico for Havana to bring away the British consul and any Brit
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
THE BANK COMES IN.

Madrid, June 16-The Bank of Spain has agreed to piace 2S,000, 900 pesetas at the disposal of the treasury for war purposes.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
SAILED AGAIN.

Madrid June 16.-It is announced that the Spanish feet has left Cadiz for an unknown destination
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
Ramembsr the bIe shoN..

Remember the big show 4
But few men object 10 beng
treated BY physicians al d bar.
Attorney W. s. Meredith. 81
Fairmont, spent Sunday in the
city.
Down sofa pillows only IS cts.
At the Racket Store the balance
OF this week. SILT.
A good many farmers refused
to sell their horses at the prices
paid by the horse buyers last
Tuesday.
The West Virginia Miners As.
ISOLATION met this week and elect
ed w. n. Toler. OF Ranawha
county. President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hickman
and family, OF Cherry Camp,
we're visiting friends here this
week.
Dewey's Uncle Toms Cabin
will give an interesting entertain
ment in this city Thursday July
20, Don't miss seeing it.
We are talking perfumes this
week. We will have something
else new next week. j. W. Pl-
gott, druggist. silt
The West Va. and Pittsburgh
railroad company's new time Ia
BILE appears in this issue. This
railroad is now running Sunday
trains.
The Racket Store will sell any
wrapper in the house at 90 cents
the balance of this week and
next Monday. S7.1t.
Uncle Adam Bumgardner, one
Of the pioneers of Elk, was In
the city Monday, taking quite an
active part in the war talk Of the
period.
One of the attractions the COM
ing week will be w. +. Dewey's
Uncle Toms Cabin" It has new
and special scenery for this play,
Don't forget the date, Thursday,
July 2s.
r. U. Stotts, business manager
of the Hatch. Meredith and Ted.
row show was in the city Satur-
day arranging for the appearance
of that show in this city, Monday
next, July 25.
The Grafton Leader says that
subscriptions are icing received
to pay for the Doonan property
at the corner of ST. John and
Railroad streets and donate the
same to the B. & o. in considera.
ton of the removal Of the pass
enger depot to that place.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22

Summer Corsets are not the
only articles of good value we
can skow you, but it would also
pay you to attend our RIBBON
SALE the balance of the week.
Clean, new stock. Every piece
of Ribbon in the house at OUT
PRICES. You will miss q great
bargain if you miss them.
THE RACKET STORE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
II. MERRiMAN,s SHoEs.

ts1y Jog laS nls QAy, An0
these are his.
Four hundred years ago Span
did not know where America
twas at Now she does.
Quite a number Of people drove
ont from town and spent the day
at Cheswood Park last Sunday.
John B. Hart, Esq. has been
spending . few weeks in New
York city.
A marriage certificate must be
stamped. Thewar is now up to
the officiating Clergyman.
Rev. Guy Crook is spending
the week with friends at Wash
ington, ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Nusbaum are
on visit to their son, viii, at
Elkins this week,
Attorney E. G. Smith was at
Fairmont the first OF the week
on legal business.
Hatch, Meredith and Tedrow's
combined showswill appear the
25th. First and only big show
of the season.
Morgantown's new Catholic
church was Dedicated Sunday.
Right Rev. Bishop j. Donahue,
of Wheeling, oficiated in the
ceremony.
The Raymond Brewing Com
pany have material on the ground
for their cold storage building,
which will be erected near the
new depot.
Astack yard belonging to Dave
Shinn, Of Shinnston, was set on
fire by lightning Monday and par
TALLY consumed. No one was in
jured.
DR.. Geo. M. Holt, the dentist,
will be in his Clarksburg office
on the 18th day Of August and
remain until the 18th day of
September. Soft.
Mrs. Ella Harbert and daugh-
ter, Matte, and Miss Lille Car
penter, of Clarksburg, were visit.
ing Mr.. Joseph Thomas, near
Quiet Dell, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hastings, OF Wheeling,
well-known to many people here,
was married one day last week
to Mr.. Fred H. Prayer, book.
keeper for the Wheeling Bakery
Company.
Under the new war revenue
law every person who discounts
notes and checks Is considered q
broker and must pay an annual
license tax Of ten dollars. This
will go hard with some of the
local paper shavers.'
L "a (
John 7. Griffin desires to in
form the public that he has
moved his store from the Prich-
ard block in the West End to his
own building. where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and
patrons.
Don't forget thata bank check.
draft or certificate Of deposit not
drawing interest, or order, for the
payment Of any sum of money
drawn upon or issued by any
bank trust company or any per-
son or persons companies orc cor.
porations, requires a two-cent
revenue stamp.
| The Sunday schools of Elk dis
trict will meet in convention at
the Green Hill church, 10000 a.
M, July 80. Interesting and
practical Sunday school workers
have been secured to take part,
and the convention promises to
be one of interest. It is earnest
ly hoped that the schools will
send large representation.
Bring your dinner and your
Bible.
An inconsequent and youthful
Plesiosaurus was strolling list
lessly and moodily one beautiful
summer evening, down the in
finitesimally little historic city
of Clarksburg to his en-
raptured ears came the entranc-
ingly delightful reverberating
harmonies of the tintinabulatlons
of the bovine head, being driven
homeward from the meadow be.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
D. <. REED q Co. HARpW 81!

a. SseSt0 Law - 4bt9uUluK buo
summer term Of school ct Nor.
gantown.
Mrs. S. W. Davis, Of Pickens,
was the guest Of Mrs. 3. B. Hus.
tead this week.
Mr.. G. Q. Mccarty came down
from Buckhannon Sunday and
visited his friends here.
Mr.. j. Ernest Swiger has Sc.
cured Imposition of book keeper
with R. 7. Lowndes.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. McConkey
of Good Hope, were in the city
Wednesday.
Miss N. D. Arnold, mllliner at
the Bargain Store, is of ona few
weeks vacation.
Misses Rose, Mollie and Cora
Smith have returned from a visit
to relatives at Bridgeport.
Mrs. Frank Dickson nee Luna
Murray, of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting relatives near Bridgeport
Mrs. Frank Mann, of Anderson,
f! W. Va, is visiting her father.
Rev. P. H. Murray, near Bridge.
port.
Mrs. William Jennings and
daughter, Miss Rosie, of Graf.
ton, are here for a few days, the
guests of Mss Rosie Hewes.
Miss Bessie Ogden, Of Buck
harmon, was the guest of Mrs.
Mary Denham. on Monticello
avenue, a few days this week.
Mr.. Lawrence Mercer, the
genial clerk at Pigott's drug
store, is spending his vacation at
his parents, near Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The iron mail boxes. to be used
in connection with the free de-
livery service, have arrived and
will soon be placed at the several
points where they are to remain.
Richard H. Chapman and Err
Young, of Peel Tree, we're in the
city Tuesday. The latter sold
two fine horses to john Stuart for
sl75.
For SALE-Lot in Northview,
Clarksburg. Good location. Will
sell cheap for cash. Address, B.
II. HANEs, Elizabeth, West Vir-
ginia. So-6t.
Mr.. Walter Morris, of Mt.
Clare, was able to be in the city
Wednesday. We regret that Mr..
Morris has lost his health. he
was a faithful soldier and since
the war has been one of our most
exemplary citizens.
Mr.. G. A. W. Sheehy is getting
up an advertising edition of the
| Fair hook. He intends also to
include in it the Business Direc-
tory of Bridgeport, Shinnston,
Salem and West Milford, the four
principal towns in the comfy out
side of Clarksburg.
Messrs. Albert and Claude
| Meredith are connected with the
Hatch, Meredith and Tedrow
show which exhibits here next
Monday. These gentlemen form
erly resided in this city and have
many friends here who will be
glad to know of their coming.
The rig at the Stout well, in
the Evansville Development was
burned to the ground on Monday
evening last. About $500 worth
of material belonging TO contrac-
tor Jameson was also destroyed.
The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
There will bea few free scholar
ships given at Luray College,
Virginia, this year to worthy
young ladies who are endeavor-
ing to get an education and who
have to provide for themselves.
Preference is given to Orphans,
other things being equal. For
other information address Rev.
Fl. M. Wharton, D. D., Balti-
more, Nd.
Mr.. j. NJ. LETTERS, of Salem.
one of the old wheel-horse Re-
publicans OF this county, has an
| nounced himself as a candidate
for representative to the House
enoIaoo+oe Mr. Jeffars is an
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
The salen zsmss has suspeaded.

The Salem Times has suspended
publication.
A girls aim is usually poor,
but as an amateur cyclist she can
hit anything in sight.
Miss Pearl Powell is the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Koble.
gard. at Weston, this week.
Attorney Robert Bland. of
Weston, was q visitor in town
Monday.
Miss Minnie Hugill is enjoying
q pleasant outing with friends
near Good Hope,
Messrs. G. r. Odell and Au-
gust Clemens are on a two weeks
visit to eastern cities.
Mrs. Lee II. Vance has return.
ed to this city where she will
spend the summer.
Try Victor Violet, perfume.
Sold by j. w. Pigott, druggist,
Main street. 37-1t.
Our well.known townsman N.
A. Shuttleworth is critically Ill
aud not expected to recover.
Fred Stone, Of Valley Falls.
Kanawha county, was the guest
of friends in the west end Tues.
day and returned Thursday.
1t is hardly necessary to re-
mark that the watermelon has
arrived and will probably remain
a few days.
Uncle Jim Highland was not
lost, oh, no. he merely got of
to visit an old acquaintance, SO
the Wheeling crowd informs US.
Mr.. Ormsby, of Chicago, was
greeting the newspaper men this
week in the interest of Barnhart
Bros. & Spindler, the great type
founders.
Miss Minnie Lang, of Balti-
more, who has been visiting
friends here for a few days, left
Monday for Petersburg, where
she will be the guest Of Mrs. W.
T. Wallis.
Miss Fannie, Wade who has
been confined to her room for
several days with a severe attack
of diphtheria, is convalescent
and will be able to be out again
in a few days.
Prof. w. j. Holden, Of Glen
vile, was here Saturday on his
way home from Washington, D.
c., where he had been attending
the National Educational Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Joe Hall died at her home
in the West End last Friday, af-
ter lingering illness. She was
buried Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, the interment taking
place at the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry.
Valuable farm for sale, locat-
ed on Shinn's Run, containing
200 acres; $50 acres underlaid
with fine coal. Orchards Of Sc
lected fluit, well watered. and
improved. Dwelling with out.
buildings, etc. Address Box 367,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 37.tf.
Mr.. Flave DAWSON, Of Grass
land, is buying his usual number
of cattle for fall shipment. He
has been paying good prices to
our farmers and we hope a -four
ishing market will greet him
when he goes to the eastern
markets.
Capt. Asa S. Hugill has decid-
ed to be a candidate for member
of the House of Delegates. He
has, he says, yielded to the So
licitations of some of his Grand
Army comrades to make this
move. Captain Hugill was a sold.
Ter OF the Union from 80 to IS
and received an honorable dis
charge.
The First West Virginia regi-
ment. now at Chickamauga, will
be among the first troops to go
to Porto Rico. It's not yet known
at what point the West Virginia
boys will embark. but likely at
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y
Miss Belle Waldeck is visiting
friends in Shinnston.
Miss Bee Kearns is visiting her
sister Mrs. Remlipger in Grafton
this week.
Mrs. L. G. Brown, Of Pitts.
burgh. is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordycein the West
End.
Col. Ben Wilson accompanied
by his grand daughters, Misses
Gertrude and Lillian Brown left
Thursday Cor Red Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. DAVID T. Price. of Balti.
more. visited his father. Col. w.
S. Price, Of this city last week.
Miss Anna Dunn has returned
from a weeks visit to friends
near Lumberport.
Mrs. Stuart Reed was visiting
in Newburg and Grafton this
week.
Something new in perfumes.
Ask to see Victor Violet" j.
W. Pigott, druggist. Silt.
Fairmont laid the corner stone
of the new school building on
Saturday with imposing cere-
monies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong
went to Parkersburg last Sunday
and spent the day with friends in
that city.
Bound books, all standard au.
thors loo. each. the balance of
this week at the Racket Store,
Third street. Silt.
] Miss Grace Headly, of Way.
nesburg, Pa, is visiting her uncle
D. w. Jacobs, of this place, and
will remain for a week or two.
The Harrison county S. S.
convention has been called to
meet at Lost Creek, August 18th
and 10Th.
Dressing jackets and wrap
pers, only SO cents at the Racket
Store the balance of week and
Monday next. Bolt.
Mrs, T. B. Seely and daughter
left the first of the week for La
fayette, Ind. where they will
remain a few weeks, the guests
of friends in that city.
Miss Estella Hall, a charming
young lady of Warrington, has
been a pleasant guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Alex
ander during the past week.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will give a lawn fete at Wilson.
burg Friday night, June Goth to
which a cordial invitation is ex-
j tended to all.
A stable with all its contents
belonging to Judge Maxwell was
completely destroyed by fire
Saturday night about IL o'clock.
The loss WILDE about $500.
The new residence of Mr.. L.G.
Race on Main street, is one of
really elegant homes of the city.
1t has all the modern convent
ences and is well finished through
out.
Do not put revenue stamp on
your letter and expect it to be
carried in the U. S. mails. Let
tiers so stamped will not leave
the Office in which they are de-
posted until the regular postage
has been paid. Revenue stamps
will not pay postage.
Frank Watkins was taken to
the asylum at Weston last week.
Some time ago a portion of his
skull was removed to relieve the
pressure on the brain, which
caused him to have fits. His
suffering has rendered him in
sane.
In this issue appears the an
nouncement of Hon. A. w. Davis
who served the people as their
delegate to the Legislature last
session. That he was an honest,
prudent and watchful member OF
the House stands to his credit
He was popular with his col.
leagues and always at his post OF
duty. He was on the right side
of all important questions and is
a Republican who is always ready
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
los. McConnellis visiting

tivs j OS. MCSOAASA@A -
nd, at smithton this week.
ms n Mollie Feeney of Phila-
|, mi is visiting her mother,
EN-. Feeney in the east end.
d. t. G. Brady returned
Cav from a visit among re-
i,ss in Washington, D. 9.
srss Flora Raymond and aunt.
/. Link are. spending a few
{ in Atlantic City.
Us Ben Lowe, of shinnston,
Tsry low with heart trouble
dber recoveryis not expected.
mas, j. Golf and Harry Will
ara now at Santiago attend
~ business for Uncle Sam.
kl,s. Iva 6. Clifford and Mrs.
Nv. Hess, of Wyatt, were
tipg relatives in this city
sday last.
Mss Lena Fitzhugh. OF Vir-
IA. is the charming visitor at
abome of her sister, Mrs. w.
Boswell.
charley Borgess.. Harry For
,e and John Long are making
uvey of the city, preparatory
numbering the houses.
Mr.. Arthur X. Thorn has com
need the erection of a hand
he dwelling in West Clarks-
rg.
Gr. P. I. Lynch and wife, and
lighter, of Craigmoor, return
Saturday from a visit to their
Is, 7. /. aud Geo. R. Lynch,
Aspen, Colorado.
The new NJ. P. church at
|innston will not be dedicated
nday week as intended. The
d failed to arrive and the
De will be set for some Sunday
August.
Dommodious IA room residence,
b all modern conveniences, in
rksburg's most desirable resi-
bee portion, for sale. Reason
lie terms. Address Box Ga,
arksburg. 37-tt.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Bradford died at the home
its parents in Grafton last
idsy and was brought to this
y Saturday and buried at the
.. o. F. cemetery.
Judge William T. Bland, of
Gibson, Kansas, and Meigs
and, of Clarksburg, have been
re this week looking after the
|erests of their fathers estate.
Democrat.
The Baptist Sunday school.
b the parents and friends,
ve arranged their annual pic
for Thursday, July 2eth. at
eswood Park. They will go
wn on 1890 train in the morn
and return at 5 o'clock in the
ening. Round trip fare only
cents. Members of other
aools who want an outing, are
come to join the picnic excur-
o.
Mr.. Truman Gore was married
Thursday evening to Miss
al Post, at the home Of the
de, the ceremony being per-
med by Rev. Grimes, of Golf
APPEL Immediately after the
enony the happy couple left
the east bound train No. 4 for
hort bridal tour of the eastern
ss' The TELEGRAM joins
III many friends in wishing
20 a happy, prosperous jour
through life.
,,ommenclng Sunday, July 18th
every Sunday thereafter
u further notice, the M. R. R.
sell Sunday Round Trip
ISets between all stations at
fare for the round trip. No
aad trip fare less than 25 cents
more than sl.oo. For parties
'e = or more travelling together
sunday tickets, one ticket
be issued for the entire par
charging per capita one fare
me round trip, no fare less
% cents, or more than so
u.s. These tickets will be good
on Sunday the date of issue.
When not used on day purch-
y are entirely worthless, as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-16
SOUTH SEA ISLAND TRADER.
Continued from First Page.
merce.

in need Of it. The work must
prove a success if prosecuted
steadily and faithfully"
Mr.. Kimm thinks highly of
Kusaie under missionary auspi-
ces. "Tbe work is progressing very
favorably at Kusaie, "be says, under
the admirable superintendence of
DIR. Price and wife. They have
three schools one for Gilbert isl
aud boys, one for Marshall island
boys, and one for Marshall aud
Gilbert girls. They are taught
arithmetic, reading, writing, and
religion. All the natives are
In the greatest contrast
to those of some other islands.
They are all civilized aud have
none of their old heather habits.
Under the noble results of mis-
sionary work, Kusaie is one of
the most desirable spots in the
Pacific"