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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-05-11
CUBA TO BE INVADED.
Regulars TO Land on That Island
First.

Washington, May 9.-The cab
met met specially at 10 this morn
ing to consider the situation and
also message recommending a
vote of thanks to Dewey, which
goes to congress to-day.
Extraordinary measures have
been adopted to mobolize fifty
thousand volunteers at Chicka-
mauga Immediately.
The cabinet discussed this morn
ing an immediate invasion of
Cuba with that force and with
sixteen thousand regulars.
The determination to land
troops in Cuba is the result of
Dewey's victory.
The government believes an
army of Invasion, backed by
Sampson's fleet, will liberate
Cuba by midsummer,
Transports for sixty thousand
troops have beer chartered and
are waiting orders.
The government intends to
land the regulars this week and
the volunteers next.
Major General Coppingor az
rived from Mobile this morning
to consult the administration.
General Sharter Will lead the
invasion, Generals Coppinger,
Wade and Lee following with
volunteers.
New York, May 9.-Crossweu,
the Worlds correspondent at
Port au Prince, cables that the
Montgomery fought IN unknown
Spanish cruiser off Cape Haytien
late Saturday night. The flashes
.of the guns could be plainly
seen.
1t is confidently asserted that
the powerful Spanish fleet is be-
tween Porto Rico and st. Thomas.
Rea, the Worlds correspondent
at Puerta Plata, cables that the
captain of the German steamship
Bolivia states that while at Cape
Haytien yesterday, an American
cruiser entered, saluted and coal
ed, despite Spanish protests.
The Bolivia sighted five Amer
lean warships, believed to be
Simpsons fleet, steaming slowly
eastward in line of battle.
Bahai, May 9.-The Oregon
has arrived here and will imme-
diately proceed to Join SIMPSONS
fleet.
Washington. May 9.-It is Off.
cialIy reported that the Montgom-
cry arrived safe at Mole st. Mich
olaS.
Washington, May 9.-Allen,
of Massachusetts, succeeds Roose-
Welt os nl.i.ia,.f .,,.,.,, ,,,.. - = IL
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/
The request of the Kentucky
Baptist convention in the matter
of trustee appointments was taken
from the table, on motion of DR..
Hatcher, and referred TO a com
mittee of one from each state.
In the afternoon the report Of
DR.. Frost, secretary OF the Sunday
school board, was read. Five hun
dred dollars was set aside as the
Matthew L. Yates publishing
fund, as memorial of this great
missionary and for education
in missions. The gross income
reported as over S64 900. Money
expended by the board this past
seven years in denominational
work, $S7,524.69.
The business committee report.
ed assets $33,42G.9S, liabilities
$639.22, balance on hand $32,-
1916. The appropriations in
cash from the VARIOUS States foot
up TO $12, ,l00.54.
The treasurer's report shows
cash receipts $GG,753, disburse-
ments $G5,919.10, balance on
hand $416.95,
Dr. Il. j. Willingham, secretary
Of the foreign mission board, pre-
sented the report of department.,
which was intensely interesting,
and showed that while the board
owed $3l, ,9O0.71 in 1896 and had
reduced that to %13,532.7S in
1897, this year the board was
free from debt and had $2,975.96
in the treasury.
~" - ~. '''''',o''S 80 '''is " oIN X
=, ,,a. 1.,. ,.tS nN, '9,%'e' Qua 'c'',eu )" 1910
- 80 co ''''' ''''" III ! % % ? / -t'-
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-05-11

Late TO bed and early to raise. pre-
parcsa man for dis home i'm the skies.
Early 10 bed anAa Little Early Riser,
the pill that ma3s life longer and bet
ter and wiser. Crawford Bros.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-05-11

farm work. BY all means thir
your cotton to stand at the first
hoeing. There is really no art in
the cultivation of cotton crop
1t has to be thinned with the hoe
then the cultivation is done with
plows that should be set to run as
shallow as possible.
Don't have any rule about how
many times YOU are going to hoe
your crop. or how many burrows
you are going to put to it. just
try to push your crop and don't
let it push You, don't get i'll 'the
grass" except the weather puts
YOU there, and that is one some
thing beyond our control, Bear
in mind that when YOU commence
TO work your corr it must be
pushed; plow ii deep when young,
then shallow as it gets up and
plant peas in every row. 1t may
not seem of very great Importance
to the mthiuking farmer, yet if
he will make the experiment for
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gfath f.tr .rfstter.

Dor tiber so Sabren loon uurbe
Mrs. WihSlom'S Soothing 6prup
BON Willionen DON Whttern beim Sab.
men Der ainber angemenbet. Wirff bu
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas 6hreien zines
ainbe8 geitort, bas i'm 3abuen III unb
Dor Sdmer3en peinta Wenn 10, laRe
iofort cine Glaide bon vMrs. Wins.
loms Soothing 5orupS boleu. 6ein
Wertb III unbe5ablbar. IS mirb BEN
tIeinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberuns per'
i1alfen. BerlaBt eu9 barauf Mfatter,
eS III fein 3weifel barhber. gs beili
Dpientern nnb DiarrbDe, regulirt ben
Utagen IND bic Wieren, beieitigt Minb,
aolif, ernei1t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntstnbung unb fdrtt bas gan3e
Spfem. ~Mrs. Win5loms SOOTHING
Sprup@ Fiir aabnenbe &inber if ange.
nebm In @ef@mad unb bas Recept
ftammt DON eiuem ber beiten weibli1en
4er5te In ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sc il BET
allen Drussiiien in Der ean3en Welt 3n
baben. preiS rs gents per 6laf1e.
Rauft nidtS anberes, als Wtrs. Winss
Iows 5ootbing'S Sprup.
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Wenn Shr DDh3eifs., @eburts.
iass.. Wsibnadtss ooer aubere @e:
fdeate bon Weria unb Nuben taufeu
wOllt. 10 psnbet Ga4 an grtter
8rps.
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SIR $500 naa 9eutl9lauo.

Seuti4 amerifaniide 3eitungen
merben i'm olten yaterlanbe NIT gro.
Bem SutereRe geleieu. neil fie fi6 frei
ausipreden unb bdnfig bon briiben
mebr Neuiafeiten uno Nahri9ten brins
GEN, mie bic beutIhen 3eiiuneen ielbit.
Die .Jreie preRs fit 8eraS" III bril-.
ben LIBERAL wobin He geianbt wirb. elm
lebr germ gefebener @ait unb fanu fi1
rtihmen, 4nertennuns unb Whrbieung
8u finoen, wie aus 3ahIreidaeu Briefen
an uns, iomie an Dieienigen. tpeI1e
oas Vlatt an lbre 0ermanoien ftifen,
berporeebt. ,Wer baber fsinen Ser.
wanbten unb Jreunben cine Jreube
,rmeien. linen Elm milltommenes Sc.
lheut MAIDEN MIL, Der befteae fur fie
bic ~Greie prefe fur 9eras". Das
Snterehe fiir 3sras, mie hberbaupt fur
ben 5taat unb bic @egeno. no bic
8ermanbien mobnen, iit In Deutf1s
lamb fsbr lebboft uno es 1T unm6slld.
in priDatbrtefen cine 10 granDlihe
AuftIdrung unb Befhreibung oes
fremoen 2anbes 3u aeben. ME bies bic
.Greie Brefie" alm6bentlida tbut.
Sur ben gerlngen preis BON s. pers
ienben mir poriofrei unfer reidbaltlses
Wodenblatt auf elm Sabr on irgenb
cine Aorefe i'm MuSlanDe.
Bic expedition Der ,,ssreie Yreffe
fur SeraS".
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Der Sabresbetid5t bes gefretGrs
Dee eSnneru.


5n Der geseRwariisen 3eii, wei6e
betitnbig ibre gllde mad dusmd t5
ritiet. tommt Der Yeridt bes 5ecre.
tdrs bes 5unsrn fsbr gsIeaen, meider
uns peranlaBt au9 einmal nah,uie.
ben. mle 70 i'm eiaensn 2anbe ausiGdut.
Olsientgen. Delhe III Der 6urht lebeu.
Dob mir iDegeu WaugeI8 On @lbDgeu
Raum 5u cIfiifen brobeu. merben BE.
ruhleIng aus Der Mhibsilung idbpfeu.
bob IN ben Der. Siaaieu ielbit nod
579 1863 247 ader 2auo 3ur bhsntIiben
Domdne gsb6ren, oIio nod Al perges
ben ftno unD barunisr In loiden
Staten mie Galifprnien. 2aniGs,
NEBRASKA u.i.tu. Aas8 aam ar6Bien
SbeiIe onbaufdhigeS 2anb, mslneS
nod bieIen Milllonen W2en'heu aIs
0eimfdtte bieneu fam. qllasta nit
tetnen 500.00 600 Ndern 2auo fommi
oabei ear nidl In Ssirodt. gDenn mir
auf oem guten 2aube bios breiBia Usilli.
onen Meufder uuterbrinasu molten,
10 tpdre baS elm Wtaift, Der ole Qofob.
ssbiete In ben 8rOpeH melt tibeytr.if n
uarbe.
9oa esbt bic gsfbsrsreifuus Der
6henilidsu adnbersisu trpB aler
osmmn'Re nod INNER Dor Rd. Sun
osrfoReneu Sabre finb bereu 81 Wi1's
Dneu afsr Der Reaisrung ooae.auf,
worNsn. Der Cribs bsIlef nd, ouf
81 1885. Wispisl bopon in Ia Die
pdnbs uOa Sp'fulantsn tiber9eaauaen
nub wisuisI III Don mirili9sn anfiets
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9'apojeon iegte uat1rSeiTfa leine
0cfogaos: Eng fort.
,@a rat0e ounfei. 9tu5 Der Goaie
iieg ELI olGlier Nebel, Der, ali rem itei@
len $ldi'ge.l beTauffried)e.,o, taIb and
oa5 YlateGu ijber 0etl 6lufie efreid}te
llno e8 b6lIig iii feline biiIleren S9leier
biillte.
Ter Goiies trat ben Jliidueg nad)
Seaa aH, uno uolIi1tis talteno, nit
bem SuEe unrIiihleno, tiette1ten mir
einSsln uen feileu Sang binab. Son
unten t0nte ms aus Ger 5jnIterniB
oaS alirren nub gda,ren Der 9iden,
Gpaten uno gd)aufela ent9egen, bic
bier beraui einen laes fir Die Nrtilz
lerie babncn iollten.
Gle HeiJen Der slrbeiter ourdld)feis
tenh, gelail9te Jlapoleoa nod ieinem
Snartier, los Die einsesanseaen Msls
buAgerl artatete lange :3eit nit Dem
@eneral >Wajor 0ertbier uno eab enoz
LID OIL Die perlammelten Miarlhaile
feline GispoIitionen fit sic inorsige
S6tadt au!.
nOarilber mar eS tieie gladt 9eluor>
ben, uno W'itternadbt mar ldnalt boz
iber, als er iilb plogtilb an bgil GoEl.
manbeur be5 @jeuie3 lDenbeta nit &c.
Srage, ob oer saeg bsn 2auograieutet3
biAalf fertig lei.
n@eneral Gbaiieloup perueinte uno
iein Gbef bes Gtatas, Gjeueral Sir,
sener, flgte uerlegen bin3u, bab er Die
0erllelluns eines gangburen gSeses
bis Gasesanbrnh iijelbaupt CLAUDE
nidt lciiien 81 f0nnen."
SIN Sort9ans ieiner Gr3dblung bate
Graf 9ersfslo allradlis idlnetler ii, )
fciier 9eiprocben. Cod tlano etmas
ieltlam 3laulnhaItes aus lei.er
Gimme, nno ieins Nugen, bic Ell pom
0oben erboben batte, btidten nit
einem ausoruf por iidl bin, Dem nla
oentlib aniab. baB lie uUliis blirb
maren fir Die ausenbliilide iuirfliGe
llmsebuns uno nur bic YilSer iaben,
Die Die Grinneruns berpor9eSaubett
bate.
Scr aaiier, iuhr er fort, ntrat aui
Die Dbeiben @snerdle su uno laste:
,Gilen Sic 81 Sbrem Gent unb ior.
gen sic, baB ser g1sg ferlis iueroe,
oenn er mnB ferti9 weroen. Gilcn
Sie!' luieoerbolte er, nit benz ssu6e
auitreteno.
.Ghalieloup uno iein Gbsf uerldmau.
cen, uae I'M nadlitn augeublid ipa.
aud 9sapoleon brauBen bel Der 9lrbeit.
rWlit unglaublid)er G1bnelligfeit be.
lpegte er iid in Der 6inTterniB, er mar
bier, er mar bort, e. mar on bunoeit
stellen, iiherall anieuerno, ermab.
nenb, Gelobnungen uno StraIen per,
beiBeno uno austbeilenb.
rllnb p!Orlid), ole nod faum bic Gin.
oeutuns zines Weaes cotBanoen idien,
rief er aus: Ger gges lit paliirbat,
bolt Die slrtillerie ucrp Sm nahliea
susenblide, ais Oh iein Nort 3auber.
fraft babe, taufte bereit5 oas erjte
@el9lis an 6uBe ces gerges auf.
(5ortlesune foIgt).
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500 Relphnuua,! 500.

Die 2eier Der .6reien YreiieA tpereen fttt
frenen, ja erfobren, bab es tpenisitens sins
eesir@tete Rraafb,it siebt. ,pelte bic Wiiisn'
ldaft in al lbren Stufsn su beilen i'm Stans'
1T; SalIs Ratairb.Rur 1T Die einsise iest bes
6r;tliden BrTberidaft beiannfe pofitipe anr
Ratarrb erforbert als eiue Contributions
&ranfbeit eine cpnitituticneQe 8ehanblnne
9au's Ratarrh Sur mirs innerliH genem
men iinb mirft btreft auf sas Blut nae BIT
fHleimieen ObetildGen bes ssitems, nasard
bic GrurbIose Der, sfrantbeit seritorene uni
bem patienten araft eebenb. inesm its hu
Ronititution bss 25rpers auf6out uns sei
Natur in ibrem Bsrte bilit. Gis Gieentba.
nser baben 70 piel 8ertrauen su ibrea 3eii
trdften, bab ite einbuneert 9ouars Seleb
nmns fur isoen ean anbietsn, ben fts 81 T.;
riren rerfeblt. 9att @u9 cine Siits r:'
9eusniiiea sonnlei,. Gean abreiftrs
S. gbeueh g. 6 o., Ecttec. 1
E@ HerfauFI bon alien GpOtbstsrn. Is e's
5all's 5amilien.9illen iino bic beftsn.
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Ger Safermebl.urpo1I Ger
Union belief iiA I'M Sabre 1888
nut 4,329, 293 Yfuuo, In 1892 aui
2o,908, 1870 HIuno, in 1896 auf 49,
592, 504 TIuno, in 1897 aui Al, $40, !.
PSI giuno nnO in ben eriten ,ebn Wlo.
naten oes 3abres 1898 auf IS, 500, !.
270 Efuno. Caoon besog Gnslano
lnebr alS Die S5alfte, Sollano eln
5ilnitel, uno Der 9ieit pertbeilte iid
bauptiaGlil aui Geutidlano, Seitere
reid, StanSinauieH Ganemart uuo
9tulien.
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su6leus s;ru,ea gaIse.

Die bette Galbe Der @elt fir Gdnits.
Ouetidunsen, @eidpiire, 5iebers une
paut @usidfea, 5leG,sn, seiprunsens
9dnoe, 6roitbeulen unb ale 9autfrant.
beiten; turirt 6dmorrbuthen oosr feins
ge5abluns. 86aise 8ufriebenheit go.
eantirt ooer oas @elo miro Suriiferf.ct-
ut. 25 Gents Die Shodtet. Gum
8erfaui bei s. 8alteper & Gubn.
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leru in Behs geuommen uorbeu2 2 Die
Sta!il!lf siebt harGbeg feline ausfunfl.
aber bic @Efetraag laBt bag Sblimms
he befiirdtsu.
8I6hliGer miI0 mau gsitimmt bel
bem 8sTid9t iiber Die 3luEoeauung hFr
NaIbrefsroeH. De sinsn 3uwads bon
smar5ig UiiQionen Ader elfobreM ba.
ben, 10 hoB bic rationale MaIbteisrpe
iib, Bt auf' nadeau Al Milliouen gdsr
belduf!, @bgHio ifi IS srfEeuIih au
beridtea, baB in Spfien Der Jorliuer.
rDoliuug Jorlid1ritte au uer3eihnen finb.
/ Die eiusefahrten YatIoulllen baben
elne : ipeieIilhe germinbatune Der
Wolbbfdnoe benirft unb Den 6olas
biebidblen aug ben 6fentlidben Goritsn
bebeuteuo GlubaIt seitaa. Sn Der.
binhung biermii ridiet hdb Der Muib
auf mnb has bon psifmismus Der,
ounfeIie Nuge Idtst fid, Denu nun
| f9 erinnesf. tnie gerabe auf bieiem
@ebieie bic Guffldrung unb 8elebrung
!, erFreuIide 6Ihfie sebyodi bat. Dor
Sman5ia Sabren murbe Der Geuiide.
Der nuf bic N0ihmenbigtsit binwies.
bic Mdlber Dor 0srnhfiun au fdHBen.
aIs Narr perla6t. aber unermnoll9e
Semtiburaen habst bod bic amerita.
nifhe Ration Fnr hisie @infibt gemou,
men. TO rob nift bloS bic nalipnaIen.
ionbefn auf bic ftaaillden WaIbbe.
itdnee fd siHes geuihen Sdubee
eifreuen. g9lr 0.uliche baben ouee
! &tAt uns oarauf su bsrufen, bob nil
es inafen. bic bGs vanb Dor benz lin,
tergang benahrt baben, benn mas
mdIe aus ben Der. S!aaien gemorben,
bdiie mon bic oerbssrsnbe 4rt nl9i bon
oen Que0ge gebieten Der etoBen Sir6ms
fsrusehalien 2! H0d wOlen mir ir
bieies Sob auG bic 9merifaner elm.
fdiltBen mslde Die Nnregung ber
Oeuiid1sn bsiHanbsn. ibnen ein begs
lideS @nige3entomnen gemdhrt unb
uHermhblif oorouf bineearbeiist ba
ben, o.r Walhidonuug Singing 3u
ueriGaifen.
aber aus bisien W1lbern unb 9ai
men ipriht eina berebte 5timme az Der
Deuifden: Blsibt @uren SOeoIsn treu |
| admpfI unermtibld fur bas 8uie unb
&,6fe. Wtag b,e unpsruunft aud |
sinen NussnbIid iobsn unb h6bnlit
laden, idliBlid btiugt Sbr bod NIL
guren Qufihten burf.
9Glr menDen uns ben YenRonen au.
bic in 6olse neusr 9lnfoI bsrungen an
ben NaiiOnolihob unisre Nufme,iom
teIt IN AlfpIucb nebmen. Nnf ber
gsnfonslifis befiuben Eda 993 ia
Hameu, I'm II 700 mehr OILS om 3U. |
9uni D. S., uno 635 0o0 Nniprhht
barren ron Ser @IieDisung. BACON
nab 200 600 Original, 4niDriide unb |
Die nbrIeen @siude LIN grDtbune
Der YenfiOnen. Nu3ge3abIi muIosn
in bsm NIT Dem 30 SUM- 1898 aeen
oeien Sohre $l44 65l 879. Durin fnb |
bic fuhf Mllionen YerwaItunesfolten
midi e,npersdnet. Tie Wehliofien qe |
aen boo goliabr belaufsn ii1 auf ST..
l73 037. Benfiondre. be in Jus
lanb iebsn oishi ss 437l. unb bieien
wurben 1863 S92 ausse,ohlt. Sn Sol.
&c bts tpun!iG amerltaniihsu Rlie
gss maren sur 3eit Der NbfaRung bes
gsridisa gegen 100 psniionsduiprf
1e angemeloet w0Iben. Die uebrigen
tOmmen nod.
Der glinbunesreifsr fdeint eimas
nod,aelofsn au babcu. beun wdhreno /
1897 8einde Ia Der 3ahl bon A.
TAT mpatsnte, 6anbelsmarfen u. NJ.
elngereid,' tpIrbeu. besifferte fih bieie
3ohl 1898 um 5000 meniger. @es
mdbrt mnrbeu i'm psrfohenen Red.
nungsiabIe % 73l paienie unb abges
lanfea finb ID. 167.
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WsabHtfe @ptel 8ar,
Of . 0ouiion etraBe,
" m. Wnth 49,. Gi9entbiimer

W'an finbet bier elm poraiielides
8las Bier unfersr beimiihen Braue.
reien. Beionbere Mnertennung per.
bienen bic Weine. gisaryen. Wbrsfiss,
9lqu0re &c. gor3hgliter Grei.
lun6 beS W orgens unb Na hs
mittagS. Siefe Wiribftaft erfreui
fth bss ausge3eidneten &ufes au benz
anaenehmheu &ufeRtbaItsorie bet
Stabt su sdblen.
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Wattbies Srps. TleiId3er

No. 507 OffsbouftonsSt
5tur b0s oor5iislidie Rinbs, 59ai
uno Sdweinefeiid.
Speaialitdt: Sunges &aIbheiin.
ale arteu BON Murb. shinten
3unge, 6Gmala ,e,
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Reeenidirme, Opernsldier. Soi.
letiet0fieu, ghriien, 9dmme, Borie.
monunis's. eiparren.giuis. STei1
btl,erbhhisn in @olb uuo SiIber nno
inuispb anbere @riifel bel @riser
0rDS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04
LOCAL BREv|TIES.

Sugar, 5-lG.
Hutchinson plantation, $3.50,
Hama plantation, Sl7.75 to sls25.
Mother" Rice is quite i'll at Oak
land.
Sugar, 5-l6; strong, but a decline
of is.
Walter McBryde is visiting Honolulu
again.
Hawaiian Commercial, s2775 to
$27.S7 L..
George A. Aldrich and family are at
the Arlington.
The Australia sails at 4, the mail
closing an hour earlier
John ID. Holt returned by the Austria
liza from visit to California.
Senator II. w. Schmidt has returned
from business trip to Kauai.
Frank Vida leaves by the Kinau to-
day for Hawaii to remain a year.
A. b. Loebenstein is to do lot OF
Government surveying on Hawaii.
There are no further complaints Of
garden depredations by soldiers.
The Roderick Dhu brought twenty
seven passengers to Hilo last week.
Allen n. Jones, the wheelman, Is
now with the McInerny Shoe house.
Williams took group portraits yes
terday of the Healani senior and junior
crews.
p. c. Jones retired yesterday after
noon from the presidency of the Bank
of Hawaii.
Jas. Thompson, deputy clerk of
court, leaves today to ofiiciate at the
kohala term.
Troops at Camp Otis will likely go
to Manila with the big lot of 5000 from
San Francisco.
The fishing hui owning the Malolo Is
getting ready to soon place merchan-
disc on the market.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. attrib.
ute their success TO their method Of
| treating their patrons.
Bonnie Lemon, clerk in the Water
| Works Office, has returned from two
months vacation spent in California
Mrs. c. J. Fishel returned by the
Australia from New York and the East
where she went for surgical treatment
Mr.. Luddett. the new proprietor o;
Horns bakery, took charge OF the busi-
neess on Hotel street Saturday morn
ing.
Manager Dick Davis orders the Re
giment baseball team out for practice
every afternoon of this week at
O'Clock.
DR.. Geo. Herbert returned Saturday
night from months vacation spent
on Hawaii. He was accompanied by
his family.
Plantation laborers continue to ar
rive from the other islands seeking en-
gagements at better than the old wag'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04

No freight viii be received after 4 p.
m. on day of sailing.
This company reserves the right to
make changes IN the time of departure
and arrival of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE. and It will not be responsible
for any consequences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their freight. This company will
not hold itself responsible for freight
after It has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables OF passengers un-
less placed In the care Of pursers.
Packages containing personal enects.
whether shipped as baggage or freight.
value, must have the value thereof plain.
ly stated and marked, and the Company
Will not hold itself liable for any loss or
damage In excess or this sum except the
goods be shipped under special contract.
All employees OF the Company are for
hidden to receive freight without deliv-
erlng a shipping receipt therefor In the
form prescribed by the Company and
which may be seen by shippers upon APP
pllcatlon TO the pursers OF the Company
shippers are notified that II freight 4
shipped without such receipt. II will DO
solely at the risk OF the shipper.
Passengers are requested 10 purchase
tickets before embarking, Those t,ll-
ing TO do so will he subject to an addl'
tional charge OF u per cent
@. l.. WIGHT. President.
q. u. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT, j. A. KING. Port Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04
MASONIC History.

Parts TX and X of Fifty Years of
Masonry in California" have been re-
ceived from the local agent, the Ha-
waiian News Company. As delivery is
being made OF these two sections, moro
praise than ever Is heard for the whole
work. II has its literary and society
value and tells many interesting chap
tiers OF Masonry on the Coast and in
the Pacific. What Is extremely attrac-
tive Is the magnificent printing OF each
part. The half-tones are zach one a
work OF art and the initial letters are
triumphs for the printer, The Hawaii
an News Company Is TO he congratulate
cd ON securing such q work for general
sale In the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04
News From Home.

WASHINGTON; Sept. 23,-Representa-
tive Sherman. OF New York, sent a tele-
gram TO the War Department today. say
ing that he had received reports that the
First New York Infantry and other sol
diers stationed at Honolulu were not suf-
nciently supplied with food and that the
soldiers We're In a starving condition.
kilograms We're at once sent to Gen.
Merriam at San Francisco asking him TO
report at once on the food supply for the
troops stationed at Honolulu, II Is not
believed that any such conditions exist,
since otherwise Gen. Merriam would have
so reported upon his arrival