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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

out sign Of blomlsh and stili a COM
paratively young horse.
Among other good horses now In
the Whltncy-Paget stables arc plaudit.
Mhlch cost $4,000; Loki. uciahn. sir
NnHhar. King hcrmuda. Buolla (formor-
" called Lou Bramblc) and High De-
sree. Hhlllolah, the famous t-ycar-oid
stccplcohaser. is another OF the great
horsea belonging 90 the stable. This
animal n proof OF the skin that Mr.
PaEot has In the bringing round Of
hofaea Eiven up by others. shlilclah
was IN Mr.. Whitncy'a stable. all used
NJ and considered hardly worth his
feed. Mr. Pngct took him In hand Tor n
couple ot months. and he ~ now at tho
head OF all Htccplechuacff.
The horses win be bred on Mr whit
ney'a Long Island farm. near the vii
lnge of Wcsthury. which " better
adapted for the purpose than his estate
M Lcnox. In the Bcrkshlrca. During the
winter they viii be located nc benuti-
ful country scat owned by Mr.. whitney
at Aiken, Z. G. lie may also buy an
other farm In the south FOR breeding
purposes.
The farm NJ Wcstbury viii be- spicn-
didiy adapted FOR tho purpose OF rae
Ing stable aside from the suitability Of
ita location. near some OF the best
known tracks around New York city,
because there " complete race track
on the property that ~ almost "a mile
IN circumference. The track has only
been recently constructed aud was
made by Mr. whitney especially TO vivo
pleasure 10 his beautiful wife. who. II
viii be remembered. was injured last
winter by n fall from her horse when on
the hunting field. Mir. whitney ~ pas
slonately fond ~ horses and used FREE
quently 10 follow the hounds. Mr.. Whit
noy u devoted 10 her. ana when he
found that she was likely 60 be- an In
valid Tor NE h. Immediately ala cvcry-
thing Co give her nH much pleasure 90
he possibly could. The track ~ situ-
atod couple Of hundred yards from
the house, ana tho trees which stood
between have been cut down. anorfing
an excellent vicw. no that MrH. whitney
can SEQ the horses from her window.
hcsidea being a great patron OF tho
turf, Mr.. whitney % an enthusiast on
other forms OF sport. on october noun
tain. In the Berkshire hiliH. about four
miles from Lvnox. SIR. whitney owns n
game preserve OF about 5000 acres,
which he has stocked with specimens
N some ~ the largest wild game 20 be
found In this country. tIo secured rune
u the largest hunalocu loft alive In
Montana. Wyoming and along tho
ranges Of the Rocky mountains His
herd when FIRST put In the preserve
numbered n and are tho only ones In
the east except those which tho late
Austin Corbln had In New Hampshire.
There are ciks and several kinds 81
deer on tho preserve as we'll Among
them are some black tailed deer from
the Rockies, the FIRST ever carried 20
New England. A large number OF wild
birds have been let loose ON tho estate.
aud the brooks which abound on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

IN London. Little Miss Nobody"
which. % viii be remembered. wqs AL
most q record breaking failure In this
country short time ago. appears TO be
considerable OF success on the other
side of the water. Rumor has 70 that
the financial hnoker of the play over
there ig Victor Cnvondish. who Will
sonic day be the Duke OF Dovonahirc.
Lydia West, a little aouhrotto who IL
said TO be possessed on great ability ~
reported 70 have interested his lordship-
to-be IN tho venture. Miss West plays
one N the Trinlctt sisters All % this
iH commonplace enough. but here ~
whore the queer British method comes
in. In the same piece there ~ or was
% dancer. Miss uavine Kerry by name
She ls said O. have scored anything but
% HIT though that made little or no
dlmcnncc 10 the proprietors OF the
piece. inaHmuch ns. n Dame Rumor be
fifht the young lady. 20 far from re-.
cclving nm enormous salary. ~ might
be expected. actually paid the sum OF
1900 for the privilege OF being per.
mIttc1 TO appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

tho uHffou rurnufnt. 90 a eor,rN,s ~.
rsv ,,bi1b has"n nng,,..,,'d No..
sim. nv a. a.. rnst c,,,,,t, ,.srh.
toiiv Ny,tct,s,s a. ID, t,So 80. Tb.
nrrt si,g,. ~. ,io,,,,. ,,,.t,., IL, A,,t,n,
n, n Inn. r,ornin. a,ttiS p,' s.'on5
5is,i,-.s a.. h,ii,.,1,,, -, ,t, et,,,.s,,
cb,ptniy u, an. .,.n,rs ~ ,,,, enc
day. Tho cast of cbaraet.rs il as foi.
80.
-.
,'n,ol,, marquis 40 Vhanlll,l, eap-
''' ''''s ,,,,'1..,,,. ,,,,,.,,e,
Henri. coup, Il. tissupret tiT1,snant
of tho Kings own musketcora......
Jefferson De Angels
capote corporal OF the Kings own
muahoicora,.,,,,.,,.,.. winfield Blake
Aniolno'".".,....,,'.,,,.."logoph Smiley
t','.n 1900, Wv '"'"
~" Wi,h .ii ,,,'' p''p''''', ~, N,'pano,,,,
yystte. bn dauFhtor 49,. Maud iieiiIn'
Nerve. Ma niecc. nerthn Wnitrinrsr
Incquolno, recommendation Frederick
Mario...,.,..,,.....,,.,, Edith llondto
The Now York carlpo opr. the hama
az r,aiv meritorlo,,g ro,,t, ons,,
,,g.,,,. -. A.. A.. ~. .. -. .....''.'
,pty win fr,t,,y ,,J 40, A., - ..i.'-
yn,inr absurbitiss M ths -. ~, ,,,rb.
Telsphone olri.. ...rbs u.ii. ~ Srv
yorl." N, uav Now y,rt " "a. rh,s.
productions n0,ef 4, I'D, ,.I.i,,,.' u,
moro on i,as neepr,.,. ~ ,bc ttss.. tis,,
~ Inc man ,t,ut ,o,,, 80, .,,t,,. -
where exeeut In an. p.rfsr,.ft I,,,o.,t,',-
lions az ttI ,.s,ti.,,., ,.t',, 49, r..
tbiprs and ~ n,ori. ,,ha ,,,,. o., ~.
tbep
Nvb.,,,,r e.. r.-f,.. ,... ......,...,
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Moth Agreed ON THAT.

Frank Daniels Just prior TO his de-
parture from his summer home In Rye
called his young son TO him, ana thus
he npako:
MY boy when you are older ana are
through with your preparatory schools,
what college do you want TO 20 tor
Aud the boy, with but a moments
pause. replied.
"Vassnr."
"lluhl" the comedian exclaimed, get
tins up and whlstllng softly, Hum
rli be hanged II I wouldn't like TO 80
there myself"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

When. the morning after the produc.
tlon u 'Cyrano DO Hcrgcrac" by Rich
ard Mansfield NJ the Garden theatcr In
this city, the whole town was ringing
with the praises of Margaret Angiln.
the young woman who had made n pos
Rive triumph In tho part of Roxnnc.
there were many persons who were "
the opinion that ne timo wore on her
work would lose tho artistic finish ana
naturalncra combined which were it,
gttatcat charm. This. however. has
proved n very great inlstakc. for no far
from detoriofatlng. Miss Anrlln'n art
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Life" which ~ to be fahhiohss " ani
tho model OF their passing ah0"
tho other Casino successes .,.,y fr.
In a recent Interview SIR w w mt
Wing. touching upon the ropo' ne ~.
AIlss Ellen Terry was TO leanV a~antol
ceum. denouncea the stories ~ rnssni
calumnies" AZ singing NC arA 10
English A.. Henry Il no Hluugu ,.,yg VI.
entire interview, In the eSpi''
nacular. rs q peach.
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manager with q proper respect Tor MS
banking account may reasonably DO OK
pected 90 iight shy"
Hugh Morton nnd uustave kofker,
Who have boen so successful with lhelr
annual reviews OF New York plays AT
tho New York Casino every summer,
are going 10 try the same experiment
Ia London. and for the next produe-
ton there announce a new review or
the London season entitled London
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Them from an damages or rosponsl.
oi''iy in case Of an accident Tho mo-.
uesi ia being coached by one OF tbe
most famous animal tanners in gn-
ropc. This Is carrying realism 10 m,
extreme, '
~ " Edmond has completed n aarl.
GUS drama In four acts. which no ms
ghrIs'ened "Grlergon's Way" with NJ.
marlnblefrankness the nuthoraclnowl.
elges that II rs piece VI which every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

as she was explaining her deilie " a
upon tho stage. Had she ever Ia M
amateur performances No. W., sts
parents prepared TO pay me ie'' .v'sll
had neither father nor moihet h..
what are your I asked. Then tH. a
gan 10 sob. she was, Il app,,m,,,y
houHemald In the service OF .i' ',,ura
old lady. when 4 advised her 70 an
20 her mistress. she exclaimedi = nan
bear 'erl ia sooner go on the stag ''-
stand II any longer "
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Maneuvers Of Jane" WIN be presented
In the London Haymarket thcater next
January.
Mile Marcelle Lender a French nc-
tress, VIII appear soon nc the Paris
Amhlgu Ia a melodrama called Papa
Ia Nertu" IN a lion tanning act with
real lions. II Il said such daring foats
are undertaken By Mile Lender that
the managers OF the theater have obllg.
cd her 10 execute 4 deed absolylnK
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STAGE
REVIEWED BY
ARTHUR CRISPIN.

keep bis promise TO Henri. who returns
with bis regiment TO INA that the uom.
an the marquis swors BE- should we'd
has been married TO his friend. Fran.
coils In turn believes that NyCttc.
though niH wife, loves Henri.
in Justice to the authors, u would
scarcely be fair 90 disclose the DE-.
nouemcnt u this intcrcatlngiy compli.
Gated situation. Suffice II to say that
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=. n. sothern. toward tho end ~ the
present mouth. Will produce version
OF THE Three Guardrmsn" by Horny
Hamilton. London playwright Of some
note. Naturally be- viii have the role u
p.ArtaEuan. ana the revival of this old
flvofits ought 10 mean much 90 SIR
sothern. ng Il viii drmunstrufc boyOnd
rrradyrnturc whether or NOT he o. ca-
plhle % adequately poriuylng the he
rorf 20 the standard romantic drama.
~ "a n question whether the thcator
g1crH % this country now care fer the
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copyright 1851

When ''The Cailph" was produced At
The broadway thcatcr q couple Of years
ago. introducing Jcn De Angels as
the star, there was n good deal Of dis
oussion as 60 the probability Of o. auc-
cess. on the one hand there were those
who declared that. MS Jon had succeed.
cd In making the comedy part IN every
opera In which he had participated for
many years superior In Interest and
merit 90 that OF the prlina donna whom
he supported. u was but natural 10 as
rume that he was N stellar calihcr.
others there were who coniondcd that
he was a good leading comedian, but
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cry. For long time tho adaptcr tried
a' hard as he could 20 induce the man
ayers no give the piece more on the
Ilne' ON which II was played In Amer
lea' nut an In vain, The public would
have none OF A.
W. IT, Crane has secured another new
MAY IL Is by ~ W. Presbrey. and is
entitled Worth o. Million"
According TO present arrangements,
Henry Arthur Jones new comedy, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

hnmhaailc drama which was no popular
frw ycarH uEo, and Il Ia also dlfncult
l9 See Mf. Suthcrn uH the hero o.
The Three Guurdamrn." for oven
though bits ara Dec equal IN tho require
m"ntH 81 The role. u would appear that
De is physically unauitcd e. IL. sun. he
% ro good an actor. and hls tochnluae
has Improved no much u recent years
that 10 would surprise no ono 10 this
coming venture should prove a great
success.
Ana. by the way "Tho Three Guards
WNu' IN having % wonderful vogue iust
now ON tho other side nf the water.
Lewis Waller. one OF iicurbohm Trco'n
two leading men, tho other being
Franklin McLoay several months ago
tHEFrstol TO sydney Grundy tho writ
lnH OF o. new version of "Thc Three
'uardrmrn' for Wallcr'H us1. Gruudy.
Hn lho story goes, reported tho matter
q" Tree, who b. bio consistent friend,
ana Tree was 20 Impressed with Wal.
lgrn views that he forthwith ordered
Nrundy Co prepare tho play Tor him.
Waller ln thr meantime secured anoth.
er version. and. hearing uf this. nspir.
INK pluywrshta Immediately SCI 10
work Co ravivlfy the old drama, with
ihe result that England has already
seen no less than four dramatlzatlons
OF IL.
Ar Huyman. Charles Trohmana rlrht
hand man, who knows every dotau Of
ODE Little Napuloon'a" business NJ.
fairs, never tires NJ telling 81 the good
points VI Mauic Adams ana The Little
Minister which bias proved a gold
mine To- nor nnl itH cxploitors Most
comedies after three months or use
bear very little resemblance 20 their
or.rInal solves. but this rule does not
hold good in tho case OF "The Little
Minister for according 20 SIR Hay
man. There has not been n limo changed
in the play since the nlght of lts nrst
production in Washington. lie asserts.
nnd apparently with good reason. that
there is probably not another play on
the American STAGE today about which
the Same th,ng may be truthfully said.
They have queer way or doing
things in the theatrical business over
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Now society DRAINS.

The latest tip has It that hi', ,.,o,l,
Marlowe win play tho prin. lpa nat
role IN the new society aIAin, and
Reginald DeKoven, the eolnp15 Tayl1f
Mr.. Hobart Chatnold-chltnp.n .,aoItsl
NJ Chloago's -Four Hundred ais IVY
TO be writing,
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GOTHAM STAGE SNAP SHOTS.

that was all. After the brief but tenn
peatuoua career OF "rhe Caiiph." which
resulted In the retirement of De Angels
and the dlHbandmont OF tho company,
owing. II was said. 90 some Disagree
ment between the star and manager.
the question remained unsettled. and
now once more II ~ about 20 be- re-
vlved.
The jefferson De Angels Opera COM
pany II the underlined attraction at the
broadway thcatcr ia this city The
opera Ia 1.-THE Jolly MuHkctecr." the
book OF which Il by stanislaua STANCE
and the music by Julian Edwards. the
author and composer respectively OF
several meritorlouH operate works. The
piece has been tried ON the road and IN
one or two largo cities with great sue
cess. ana II now remains 10 be seen
whether De Angels will be- able 20 re-
deem himself and blossom out na Il
certainly seems he deserves Co do. into
a full Pledged and prosperous comic
opera star.
a brief 'opsls Of Mr.. stauro'a book
IN herewith given. The action takes
place In Amiens. France, In the year
1854. during the siege u that city by the
spaniards. This was that picturesque
period Of France when the luxurious
Louis XIV was king and Cardinal Rich
ellen was the power behind the throne
Henri. count dc Hcnuprct CTho Jolly
Muaketeerl, has fallen In love with
fyctte. tho pretty daughter Of Dldot
hlanc, the proprietor ~ tho cafe Rich
ellen Hend's papa refuses 60 consent 60
bis sons marriage 90 an innkeopcr'H
daughter and. being hgh In tho favor
OF the court, threatens all concerned
with imprisonment In the uastlle. The
lovers are thus parted. Francois, the
marquis dc Chanully Henri'u lifelong
friend, appears, and Henri connlg8 Co
him his grief ana embarrassment. Tho
marquis has been condemned 90 death
for nghting a duel In defiance Of Rich
eiieu'u mandate ana has Just received q
letter from tho cardinal acuuaIntiug
him with his fate but permitting him
Co die, In recognition ~ hiH wen known
bravery, BY his own hand. This unhappy
fact II not known 90 any one save tno
marquis himself He decides 90 hFp
Henri 10 happiness by marrying Yyetto.
who would thus become m1rghI0npBs
and eligible Tor noble marriage.
Francois does not counde Ms plan 10
Henri. fearing that u may De dlyulgoi.
but promises his friend that no shah
surely marry the beautiful Yyetto Whom
the marquis meets Yyette. he discovers
that she ~ none other than the riri
whose face he saw within the Wishing
Well ana with whom he Ten violently
in love. Yyette returns hls Affection.
The marquis Is bound by his oath 10
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appears 90 have reached only tHo bud-
dlnE state of a. development Most
competent critics are OF the opinion that
she IN now swing a performance which
lH % per cont better than that OF the
opening night THIS o. not unnatural
puthapr. when the nervousness attend
ant upon such finctiona o. considered.
NiHa Augiln has frequently boon ro-
ferfed 90 in tho papers aa an American
gIfl, and Hho ~. in tho sense that she
was born IN North America. She net
saw th' llrht ~ day In tho speakers
chamber NJ the parliament building az
ottawa, Her father was az the timo
speaker uf ihe house OF commons 90 the
province ana was for years PRIOR and
subsequent 10 this important event In
M.aH AnEIIu'H career "a prominent figure
m Canadian public NE.
A. tho urs o. A. AllsH Anrlln came 90
New York ana entered IA school of acts
.ng, nom which. after tho regular
course. Fhn was engaged by Charles
Fruhmun f1r the revival ~ "shcunn-
iunh' nt the Academy OF Music. Ia this
piece she played at different times three
widely varying roles. Tho following
summer Hhe spent In Buffalo as a mem
her NJ stock company, aud tho cxpo-
roncc gaiucd there has since proved in
valuable 90 her Then followed engage
mcnts with Charles Rohlfs aud VIII
Ham Morris, Next she was the leading
woman of the James O'Noll company.
in which she added "a her experience
hy playing pphClla NirTlnln. etc. Dur
lnE the summers OF 1871 and 1898 she
had company ~ her own In tho
provinces NJ Canada, nnd during the
WIntor ut 1895 she was a minor Nom.
bor M Mr. r., II, sothcna company.
Mr Mansfield became Impressed with
the young ladys ability and engaged
her for the part OF Roxane. with tho
result which tho whole country already
knows.
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seems 10 Indicate that Broadway OPP
era r1cu ore people of fashion who
care little or nothing about Che music
ani thut Eighth avenue people. npprc-
ciltiug really good opera aud bc.ng
able 20 avail thomaclvcf of 10 when 10 is
prrssutei 40 reasonable price. ore
after all the true lovers OF muslc In this
rIfv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
STORIES OF
THE STAGE.

breytua mas been put en- o.. st.
not OF course IN France. vba,. -,
thing would be strictly f,rtiia.. I
the government but On Rri.o.i. ~
Theatre Lyriquo Of that cliv v.. ~. 'n'
cd at the hrHt porformapes ,,s "
representatives, or proyfus. p..1. W
Nola and Fofzlnotte reeaiy.t ,.. .-''
dous applause. while those M p.,..
Clam nolsdcnre. Mcrolsr rrf ,t. ~, =
general stan oficor1 were r5ur..,, ,'.i
"a. There was mo- protest b.4r.t 49,. -
this verdict ~ the public. rt. 49,
ambassador had sought 20 bsr' ~
Belgian Government forbid tt.' ~
fused. vas n
An amusing anccdoto o. r.,,,s d.
Frank Gardiner. the comedian NV.
On a tour NJ The south few yss,,,..
he had taken lodging ln a. hou,s \, I.
outskirts of the town. Soon 90
firing be was awakened boz n e,,,..'.
noise. az of a bird around mo eg,....,
NJ his bed. Ito aprrne up 80,
llfht and saw o. small. DARK f,.,,...
with wings laundering about tbs ,...-'
Not being wen vorucd In ratur,i,'.
tory. hc did not recognize ii 49,,
but thinking Il queer Nina ~ ~
De- resolved 10 catch it lf po1sli. -
examine u hy daylight. 50 he ~ N,
folt hat and attempted. fir n i5,v ~.
In vain. e. capture the Intruder I'D /,
length he secured H. ile thsn e,r.f9,
deposited " In the upper drawer 80.
bureau, ana after listening 10 lfi sfsr.
Rloa for a moment returned 10 t.irrs
sleep.
Agnln he was awakened by q firr,,
creature. AMI again. after long sts,.
the Intruder was captured and i.ta,t.
ed In the drawer. Sixteen tlmsf ~ IL.
tuni count wna Mr Cari|nsru -,
broken. AMI zach time the capture 49,
put IN the drawer. He.r- heated u|n
tho cNortlon. hr opened dc uIrisu IA
admit the fresh air. ana from thai line
was allowed o. rrpUse ln psafe
When Do uwoho h. Jumped ostoftsi
and opened the drawer vlfy esei.alllv
10 look Tor the prizes oft,s algit ~.
drawer was empty Ne arthsi 10 u.ls
ana discovered that 10 tilraattn
lie had spent the nlght To- fl,tsus,
chaHeH of Tho same bat. whfh ttl tlua
out at the back of The dmau utala
na he had put Il In the front arl VIA
the window was opened had ahalI o.
capped.
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land are wen stocked with trout aud
other game fish, In Jcw years this
win be one Of tho greatest private game
preserves In the country.
LEO ETHERINGroN.
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1aaeMz6mS

New York.
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They have queer way or doing
things in the theatrical business over
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-13
MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of execution is
sued out of the District Court of Hon
olulu, Island of Oahu, Republic 90
Hawaii, on the 5th day of September,
a. d. 1898, against James X. Kaulia,
defendant, in favor of S. Barrett,
plaintiff, for the sum of sixty and ten
hundredths dollars, 1 have levied up
on and shall expose for sale at the
Station House, Kalakaua Hale, in the
District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
aforesaid, at ~ o'clock noon, of Sat
urday, the Sth day of October, A. d.
1898, to the highest bidder, all the
right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANT, James K Kaulia, in and to
the following property, unless said
judgment, interest, costs, and my ex-
penses be previously paid.
One (D Halls Standard Iron Safe.
CHARLES f. CHILLINGWORTH,
Deputy Marshal, Republic of Hawaii
Honolulu, Oahu, September 10, A.
d. 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Company b meets this evening at
1870 o'clock.
The Sachs Dry Good Company are
making a run on hosiery.
The program for the races on Re
gatta Day appears in this issue.
The City of Columbia expects to get
away for Hilo tomorrow evening.
W. r. Sims sailed on the Kinau TO
spend part of his vacation on Hawaii.
4 marshal's sale will be held at the
station house on Saturday, October s.,
1895.
The Philadelphia expects to leave
for Lahaina for target practice on
Thursday.
Mrs Alice RiN and her son were
among those who sailed yesterday by
the Australia.
The Commissioners and Chamber
of Commerce will take a trip to the
end of the railroad on Thursday.
\ silk cape was found last night.
Owner can recover same by calling at
Mrs. Napthaly's millinery store.
The st. Louis College Literary So
ciety will hold its regular monthly
business meeting tomorrow evening.
There will be an open session of
the Commission tomorrow at 10
o'clock if anybody desires to be
heard.
Frank IL. Gassaway, the playwright,
returned on the Australia to San
rancisco, after visit of "a month in
| honolulu.
Ii. Nappenbach, the artist, left for
the coast on the Australia yesterday,
with his portfolio filled with Island
sketches.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce will
be held on Wednesday, September IA,
at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Senator Mirgan says the mosqui-
toes the past few days have been rs
bad as they used to be in the apple
orchard when he was a boy.
| Algaroba or other native cord wood
is wanted COR United States troops.
For particulars apply to rooms and
4 Progress Block, or p. o. box 222.
Miss Elizabeth Mcknight has re-
turned to her home in Vallejo, after
spending several weeks in the Is
lands. She sailed by the Australia
yesterday.
Major James Won Hagen. port stew.
art for the Inter Island company, ha,
had his Office entirely reprinted and
refitted, and furnished with all con.
veniences.
Tomorrow evening Jamie Wilder
will entertain some of his old friends
at luau at Esbank. Invitations fol
a small dance 70 FOLLOW the luau hav,
been issued.
II The elegant residence tract il
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