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Evening journal., 1898-06-20
AN DEPRIVATION PERFORMED.

For some time Mrs. Robert ]. Handy,
Cf Holly Oak, has been suffering with
an affection of the kidneys. On Thurs
Cly DR.. Cardeza performed an opera
ton and removed from one Of them 'ap
abnormal growth. At present the pa
tient is exceedingly weak, but the. sur
geon has every hope for her recovery.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

James H. Kelley, Of this city, will re-
ceive the degree of doctor Of philoso-
ply from Villa Nova College.
Mrs. Thomas c. Collision and daugh-
ter, Grace, are guests Of Seatord rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Nelson is the guest Of
friends at Lewes.
Miss NJ. Julia Thompson has been the
guest Of Mrs. ]. w. Lambert, at Ches-
tertCwn.
Miss Effie Shumar, of Wilmington,
has returned home after a short visit
with her friend, Miss Name Davis, at
Edge Moor.
Professor Wesley Webb. Of Dover,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lear are visit
iting relatives in Georgetown.
Mrs. F. Stanley Price, of Philadel-
phia, sailed for Europe this morning.
William G. Kerbin, of Princess
Anne, Md, has been visiting in town.
Jerome B. Bell has gone to Elizabeth,
n. c., for the benefit of his health.
Miss Anna Lattamos, Of Townsend,
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
from visiting friends through the
state.
Mrs. D. H. Bowen, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. e. C. Hardesty.
Mrs. John Connor and son, Laugh
land, of Magnolia, are visiting friends
in this city.
Miss Maize Maris has returned from
visit to Chester.
Miss Blanche w. Steele has been Wis
iting in Germantown, Pa.
Mrs J. jackson Pierce has returned
from a visit to Bethel, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph De Soto are en-
tertaining Miss Sue Anderson, oi
Brooklyn, and Frederick F. Tiede-
mann, of Tuxedo Park, New York.
The family of Richard Patzowsky
will 20 to Atlantic City on Thursday
where he has taken a cottage for thu
Summer
, William A. Bacon and Miss Marion
A. Bacon will go to Old Point Com
fort, Va, this week, on an EXTENDED
stay.
I.uke Dillon, OF Philadelphia, was il
5 Wilmington yesterday.
1 MIS-. lie OOlof Miss bSooAo AAoJA
= and Miss Anna Hltner and w. Perr,
Hitner, Of Philadelphia, visited tn
camp at Pennsgroye yesterday.
Miss Helen NJ. Clarkson, OF Ne'
4 York, is visiting her parents here.
C Mr.. and Mrs. James Vernon hav
o been visiting William Vernon, at Clay
mont
q Mrs f. T. Warner has as gues
Miss Hattie Higgins, Of Odessa.
Miss Anna Palmer has been visitin
y Mrs. William Edwards, at Holly Oak.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Victor DUPONT, wi
e spend the SUMMER at Cape May.
n Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell and daugl
l. ter, Nellie, are visiting friends in Cla!
- mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson,
10 Philadelphia, were in the city yeste
( day.
le Miss May Mundorf has return'
r from a visit TO Burlington, n. ].
N Miss Josephine Harvey is home fro
Smith College for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Bickta have
sued cards for the marriage OF the
20 daughter Theresa NJ, 10 Harry {. ~
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
TUG MARrFIA IS CAY.

The tug Martha, belonging to the
Charles Warner Company, received a
coat of paint Saturday, and Bridge
tender Swan says she looks like a two
year-old. He also said that she felt
so good that he had to open Market
street bridge so she could turn around,
as she seemed determined to get stuck
in the mud If he didn't.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
IIEITCgH MAY GET III

Owing to the increase of business in
the internal revenue office, resulting
from the extra taxation on beer, cigars
and tobacco, two deputies will be ap-
poined to assist Deputy Internal Reve-
nue. Collector Wells. President OF
Council Leitch will be one of the depu-
ties. Collector Parlett, Of Baltimore,
will make the selection.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

We simply desire to renew our
prophecy OF some months ago that
Hugh C. Browne will be appointed
United States district attorney and
Washington Hastings postmaster of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
ORnuIRTID no M1CHIGlAlN

The Eighteenth Regiment OF Penn
syivania Volunteers, which went
through this city last week en- route
to Delaware City, has been ordered 10
leave for Fort Brady, Mich, to-mor-
row.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
ISAAC .YSETRUMP DEAD.

A i. FORMER wILMINGTONnANs sue
CuMBs. TO AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEART 49,.
Isaac Van Trump, 42 years. old. tellers In Z
the Camden National Bank, died suddenly
Of heart disease at his home, In Philadel-
phia. on Saturday. night. A wife and two
children survive him. .., .f--. =
Mr.. Van Trump formerly resided in this
city. He is a brother Of James c. and Z.
A. Van Trump.
The remains will be buried in Philadei-
mia tomorrow. and several Wilmington
relatives and friends will attend the fu-
neral
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
DoNovANs PROSPECTIVE LOSS.

Mahlon Donovan, janitor Of the
Equitable building, will have his big
toe amputated, to get rid Of an in
grown nail, as soon as cooler weather
sets in.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
n1sHoP Ar sT. JosRPHls.

Bishop Monaghan confirmed a large
class at st. Joseph's Church on the
Brandywine last night. He delivered an
instructive and impressive sermon on
the Catholic custom Of confirmation.
Father Bermangham assisted in the
ceremonies. The church was crowded
to welcome the bishop on his annual
visit.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

II is exceedingly unfortunate for
State Senator Daniel f. Stewart that
he lives in district which is safely
Democratic, else this vaunted harmony
movement might land him in the en-
larged State Senate for full term.
The Regular Republicans knew what
they were doing when they gave him
a little sop for little while.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
THANKS For FLOWERS.

Mrs. Neil Dougherty, Of No. 2lO
Adams street. desires to thank the Wee
cacoe Fire Company, the Lacey Senate,
Mr.. Stoeclzle and the employees OF the
Diamond State Brewery, the Hartmann
and Fehrenbach Brewing Company
and the children Of the neighborhood,
all Of whom contributed flowers at the
funeral Of her husband.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
CHIEF CLERK WHITNEY'S ILL
MESS.

j. r. whitney, chief clerk in the w.
& N. railroad Offices, in this city, is
quite low with peritonitis at his home,
Eighth and Washington streets. Sew
eral doctors and two trained nurses are
attending him. His sickness has en-
dured for one week.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

II those Cuban insurgents are not
more careful in the matter of their CO.
operation with the United States troops
they will kill more OF our men than
the Spaniards will.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

An opinion from the Supreme Court
on the Kent county election cases
would be in the nature Of a funeral
Grafton delivered about two years af-
ter the burial Of the deceased.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
MoRTI1AlRY RIEPORr.

Secretary Wigglesworth reports the
following deaths, births and marriages
for the past week: Deaths. IS, corre-
spending week of last year, 26; births
10, corresponding week of last year.
IL; marriages, 9, corresponding week
Of last year, 10.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

Those Delaware Republican who have
the United States senatorial bee in their
bonnets might just as wen drive the
pesky little insect away, for twill never
make any honey for Republican. The
next United States senator from Della
ware will be a Democrat.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
MR.. HoFWnCKER no SPEAK.

The W. c. 7. U. of Newport is ar
ranging for Fourth of July celebra-
tion. Francis H. Hoffecker, of this
city, will be one Of the speakers.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

We believe that the rank and file OF
the party are ready to engage in the
good work II the leaders have enough
party loyalty left TO sink their personal
ambitions and work for the peoples
interests instead OF their own.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
To MAKE ASSIGNMENTs.

The Supreme Court meets at Dover
tomorrow. "A list of the causes for
argument will be prepared, and an as
signment Of the judges win be made.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
WENT OVER THE LIST.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee held a meeting on Saturday
afternoon and went over the list Of
names for registration oscicers.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
EIlECrRTC InGHr AT LEWEs.

John Truax and w. Merle, Of this
city. have gone to Lewes to put in an
electric plant for the Manhattan Fish
Company. A local firm has secured
the contract.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
MOROCCO MACHINERY FOR JER-
SEY.

Parvis c. Daniels, Of this city, left to-
day for Springfield, N. j., with several
new stalking machines from Slocum' S
machine shops. Mr.. Daniels, who is an
experienced morocco worker, will see
that the machines give perfect salts
faction after they are set up.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
pATRIoTIsM AT RODNEY.

There will be patriotic services in
street Presbyterian Church on
sunday evening. Rev. w. F. Lewis will
preach a sermon and the choir will
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

with Mckinley fighting for human
ity, .Addicks for harmony, and Old Sol
for humidity we ought to have a hot
Summer and a warm Fall.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

II the Democrats OF Maryland are
fully satisfied that they have finished
their family quarrels, 1t is about time
for the leaders to get together and
map out a campaign Of redemption.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
wArRt WAR;

For a short time, on account OF war
and hard times, we offer solid gold
fpectacles for $3.50 each. Sold tor
nlerly for $500. Call and see them at
cnce PROFESSOR We'll,
313 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
SON OF DELAWARE
Who Has Achieved Much
Success and Honor.
AND HACK PARTIES
HAPPENINGS OF A So
CIAL INTEREST TO WHINING
TON FOLK AND THEIR FRIENDS
WHEREVER THEY MAY BE.

All communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed to
nal Communications should be written
on one side Of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
rInE an RROOME STREET.

A slight fire occurred this afternoon
at the residence OF John E. Bryne, No.
9l4 North BroOme street. The fire con-
sumed. a lace curtain and window
blind. The damage will be about So
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

There is a suspicion that the army
and navy contractors constitute the
Board of Strategy at Washington.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
LARGE CHERRIES IN BRANDYwINE.

LARGE CHERRlhs IN BRANDY WINb'
There is not big cherry crop in Bran
DIVINE hundred this year, but what fruit
there is is Of large size and fine flavor.
Farmers residing near the quarries com
plain that Italians steal the fruit while II
is stlll green and eat it, thus leaving them
without any for eating or preserving.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

About twenty of the painters at the
Third street P, w. & B. railroad shops
have been laid on.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
WIN. B. SHAR.
81 90,
Fourth and Market Sis
White Piques.

Scarcity of Piques doeslF
count here. We have a b
variety of neat, medium aip
large welts from I2Xc to 81
per yard We shall offer d
Wednesday. 500 yards Of e.y
ceptional value in. ns.medium 81; !
welts-25c grade for lSc p,'
yard. 't-i :..'fta-s.
;}a.3 tli v.a-'8e ,4aa rt-.S4i
Printed Lawns g. ~ I, ~. y. |
are the greatest bargains Nv !
have offered this season ! ,
wash goods A purchase {
5000 yards Of hapdsottte style
in 0rgandie Lawns gives. d
an assortment of new ami,
Beautiful things not SURPASSED
anywhere. They atE ALI lkil'
sess0h's taHc grade h new
colorihgs. We Shall sell them
fot 6Nc Instead of n re,
S.. -IIi.. . e.sasi1rs h-s F.tl.s . t'
Bedspreads. 81 - s, ;.i.,g
/ 200 Aa bedspreads Al white
crochet, full Size with finished
ends at the following reduc.
tiohs: fir' r'';'-,'' = ''rsl
f3fif l,@, 3t,i r,i:ae..s. it-' aga sf
+ >,i slips grade for 500. , qs-l :
l $1.O0 grade for soc. ~. ~
Table Linens. j ia.,
400 yards heavy Cream
Damask Table Linen of the
soc grade, but they come to
us subject to a manufacturers
Slight imperfectiop, hardly
noticeable, and you can buy
them for SIZE instead of soc,
30 t '. 2 ~ -
Napkins. (.
GOO all pure Linen; soft fin-
ish German Napkins, good
size, 81 per dozen.
+i e. o.,
For Wednesday "s f'.t
we have the following Specials:
Hill Bleached Muslin, i5lzc' T.;' 2
Fruit Of Loom, 615c }st J..
Pride Of West, &C., = ..i .s
40 inch heavy uDbleached Sheet
ing, Size. 4. ty.s
3r ,~ q 'rna
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
Printed Lawns
Bedspreads.

/ 200 81 bedspreads, Al white
crochet, ful1 Size With finished
ends at the following eduo.
tlohs; f.'s,.'' = y ~. .',rs. :.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Harry Corson Clarke.

noteworthy attraction soon to appear
n this city is the great New York ano
London Comedy success "What Hap
pened to Jones" as presented by ,ht
brilliant young comedian, Harry Corson
clalke, and large and most excellen,
company of artists. Mr.. Clarke som.
few years ago attained great popularity
Is member of the Manhattan and othel
stock companies in Denver, and has
rapidly risen to prominent place in his
chosen profession.
The great laughing success, "What
Happened to Jones" is unique in the lis
OF American comedies as it is now run
ming in Lopdon and is in its twenty
seventh week in that CITY 1t was the
comedy bit in New York city last winter
md is now making its first tour of the
vest. The play is said to be excruciat
ngly funny and will keep the audience
in the very best of humor. The com
oany is en- route to San Francisco. Homo
ulu and Australia and are only playing
here because of a change in the route
which has necessitated filling few open
a,ghts in Colorado. They appear here
Saturday night. January 9TH only and
will not advance prices. No one should
miss this genuine treat and full house
IS assured them.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Misses Wise Entertain.

Among the gatherings Of the week
none were more enjoyable than the party
gwen yesterday afternoon from to 6 BY
Elizabeth and Louise Wise at then
fathers residence on Walnut street. Tht
entertainment of the afternoon was th.
game of hearts and four tables of players
contested for the honors. The unique
ally cards, bearing the pictures of tht
,ostesses and Miss Shacke ford of Den
yer. In whose honor the party was giver,
formed pretty souvenirs of the occasion.
Oelectable refreshments were served,
Throughout the afternoon a music box
~epeated charming music for the enjoy.
nent Of the young ladies'.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Golden Eagle Election.

The semi annual election of officers OF
Boulder Castle No. 8. Knights of tn,
Golden Eagle took place in the l o. o.
F. hall Friday evening and resulted as
follows:
N. Chief-A. D. Carrie.
Vice Chief-A. Mcdonald.
High Priests Baker.
Master of Records-W. H. Foreman
Venerable Herm!t-D. H. Burlingame
Sir Herald-F. Page.
Clerk of Exchequer-A. M. Walters
Keeper of Exchequer-D. Sullivan.
Degree Captain-E. B. Roberts.
Representative to the Grand Castle
E. V. Bedford.
Trustee (for I8 months)-W. T. Bean
Trustee (for SIX months)-J. H. Stahl
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
SOuIe Discharged.

Last night after drill In the armory wa
concluded, the announcement was reao
that Private Soule, over whom the TEN.
pie dance muodle resulted. has beer
dishonorably discharged from the com.
pany. This action was taken upon re-
commendAtion of Captain Safely.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
NeWn Office Removed.

Owing 10 the recent sale of the old
News building Mr.. Ricketts, has leased
the corner store room in the new Willard
block and will shortly remove his news
paper plant to that place. The new
quarters are light and commodious and
will be we'll adapted for Mr.. Ricketts,
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
ROSflieS S|l|
Trouble Gu0n
WILL RECOVER GUAM.
Auxiliary Cruiser Brutus Has Prob. .bly
Arrived at the Island.

Washington, Dec. 3I-While naval
officials are considering plans in connec
zion with reports from Manila regarding
the recapture of Guam by the Span
lards, no uneaslness is felt over the re
port. The auxiliary cruiser Brutus start
ed for the island some time ago ano
probably arrived there by Christmas day.
The ship has only 40 men on board so
will probably not attempt to recover tht
island until the arrival of the gunboa'
Bennington which has been despatched
there.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
River
Destroys LeYge
ONE THOUSAND DROWNED.

Another Flood Disaster Reported from
China by Steamer.
Victoria, B. C.. Dec. 3I-Thc steamers
Victoria and Wygamaguchi. which have
arrived from the Orient report anotht r
calamity at Han Chow by which 1000
persons lost their lives. The levees
broke carrying away 100 building and as
many boats.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
viii Attend the Inauguration.

Chicago, Dec. 3I-Thirty members O
the Hamilton club left today for New
York to attend the Inauguration of Gov.
Roosevelt. They took with them a
huge bronze inkstand of original design
as present to the rough rider.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Party iu Woodbury. Hall.

George Hetherington and Byron
Candlass entertainer dozen OF then
young lady and gentlemen friends in
their rooms at Woodbury. hall Thursday
night. Mrs. NJ. D. Hornbeck chaperoned
the party. Games occupied the evening
until refreshments we're served. The
young gentlemen we're voted splendid
hnsts
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
PHAnTOMs PURSUING.
spanish Statesmen see Spectre Stalking
in Their Midst.

in Their Midst.
London, Dec. 3I-Despatches to the
Standard from Madrid says that many
comments are heard in political and di.
plomatic circles over an interview in the
Liberal with an unknown minister. This
minister declares that an interior politi
:al proble m Of greatest interest, and ont
# gravest Importance to the existence O.
he Spanish government, is preoccupy
ing Spanish statesmen. He oracularl>
declares that they are afraid that events
may give England pretext for carrying
ut the course it is now pursuing.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
RELIEVING CUBANS.
Reconcentrados Furnished with Food and
Given Work.

Given Work.
Havana, Dec 3I-Chas. w. Gould ha'
returned from the mission entrusted tt
MIN by the secretary of war tor the re.
lief of the starving people in Cuba. The
work was most important and within
three weeks over 100000 persons ~ert
assisted. Only ten per cent of this fooo
was dis ributed among soldiers the res
oeing former reconcentrados. Goul'
ordered the relief committees to secure
work for the people in addition to dis.
trlbuting supplies.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Stakeholder. M. staug.

The annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the WoolIett Brown Lumber &
Supply company. will be held in the Of
fice of the company Wednesday. Janu.
ary II, 1899. for the purpose of electing
directors for said company and the
transaction Of any business that may
come before said meeting.
w. T. BROWN. Sec'y.
Woolett. Brown Lumber & Supply Co.
Cam. Dec. 81 Jan. z, 9 rrib. Jan. 6.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Bargains for Home Seekers,

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con.
template investments of any character
Give Us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DYER'S
Real Estate Agency.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Boulder Yiy1
Melted Lille
WHAT MOODY GOI.
Rev. Z. g. Lane Explains Away F.llncious
Ideas Concerning Evangelist's VIstt

Rev. Z. 6. Lane Explains Away F~llncious
Ideas Concerning Evangelists VIstt.
Ny Dear Shallow me TO make a
statement correcting false impression
conveyed by report, circulated by un
,crupulous, untruthful anG unchrstian
people, some of whom, am sorry to say.
are members of the church. The report
concerns Mr.. Moody and the compensa-
ion he received for bis services in this
city which. according to some, was $780,
% others $500. On the strength of this
Mr. MOODY is said to be touring the
country, not for the good of mems souls.
but the gold and silver of their pocket
cooks. To counteract the harm this
might do. / make the following state
nent as given by the treasurer OF the
finance committee, who is none other
than Mr.. D. E. Dobbins, our county
treasurer, whose word is TO be trusted:
For rent of armory $50 90
Chairs 90
Carriage s 90
Printing o25
Board 20 90
Total s85 IS
Total amt OF collections sI46 Is
Balance S6I 90
This is all. S6I, that Mr.. Moody re
ceived for his services in this city from
hose who had the matter in charge.
Now anyone can see what this amounted
10. Mr. Moody and Mr. Towner, his
singer, who, by the way. gets good
salary at the Bible institute in Chicago
when he IS able to teach, held altogether
nine services in this city for which they
received soI,, j. e.. 33 or 1861 each
service. What munl6cent compensa.
tion that isl Less than any local preach.
er or supply gets for one service. Figure
this out for 3I3 days-Mr. Moody only
works that many if he should work every
lay except the 81 rest oays-and 1t
amounts to St,I4s,5S which is trlfe
more than SOM of our 10 cal pastors GET
nut far below what other local pastors
receive. Either of these men cou
Command salaries three times as large
md in the case of Mr.. foody, he coulu
command the greatest salary paid to any
living preacher if he would consent to
take pastorate. In the face of these
statements what ground is there for the
circulation of the false report and what
foolishness to say that Mr.. Moody is
touring the country for money. The
only reason l can find the people had
in circulating the report is that they
were severely hit and wounded by the
plain. pungent, heart.searching preach
my of this man of God, for it is always
the hit man that howls.
l hope that If any have unthinkingly
aided in circulating such report that
this statement will lead them to correct
what has been said. E.G. LANE.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Tho Clerks Ball.

Few social affairs in the city have been
successful in securing the general pop
ulari,y accorded the clerks first annual
ball at the armory last night. The party
was large and representative and their
enjoyment Of the occasion was excep
tional. The music, that very necessary
adjunct to pleasant dance. was furnish
ed by Lohmann and was as fine as any
that has been heard in the city this fall.
The committees in charge Of the affair
did their work we'll and they are to be
especially congratulated upon their sue
cess. One thing is absolutely assured
and that is that the clerks ball will here.
after be accorded regular place in
Boulder's prominent social affairs. The
committees in charge of the dance were
as follows:
General-Thomas Conner. F. M.
Tucker. Charles Cook.
Ihvitation-John Venables. F. M.
Tucker, J. E. Daugherty.
Reception-Mr. and Mrs. o Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols, Charles
Cook Miss Carrie Gilbert.
Floor-C. G Tucker, Thomas Conner
Will Simmons. Arthur Foote.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Drunken Saloon Keeper Attempts
DoubIe Murder and suicide.

Jersey Ci,y. Dec. 3I-While under ths
influence of liquor, Carl Kirdelberger. .
saloon keeper, shot his wife and step.
daughter, Mary Beedal, and then shot
himself. Mrs. Klrdelberger will die,
and the other two are seriously and per.
haps fatally wounded.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
Wanted

At w. c. Dyer's Real Estate ageney.
your property to sell. If you really
want to sell your house and lot. or if you
want to sell vacant lot list it With Dyer 8
agency. l have several customers for
houses and lots close IN; also if you have
a grocery business l think l can place it
tor you at the right price.
WARREN c. DYER.
Camera Block.
Daily camera., 1898-12-31
The Old Guar0 Dead.

Washington. Dec. 3I-Edward Parker
the aged colored guardian of Washing
tons tomb for the past fifty years. died
solo,,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-14
An Obituary.

Little "Sereuo," the beautiful red
parrot known to all visitors to
tho Central Union is no more,
and Mr.. Cunha, the proud pro-
prietor OF the intelligent bird is
heart broken.
The gorgeous bird had felt un.
easy since the debate in the news
papers and in Government circles
in regard to further restrictions"
for the saloons. When Cunha's new
license arrived with clause, de.
handing the discontinuance Of
screens the bird was heard to say:
81 have heard enough of the Ian.
guage used by the wine-bibbers and
| could, parrot.like repeat the talk.
! have tolerated it for years, but
when the whole public is to share
in my jov OF listening to ribaldry
and vulgarity l feel that am one
too many"
And little Serene shook paws with
his neighbor in green, looked visit
fully at Dole's picture and laid down
and died The stuffed remnants
may be presented by the association
of liquor dealers to Mr.. Damon's
Moanalua museum.