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scientist, DR.. Jose Zanger. During his
Investigations DIR. Zanger employed 25,-
600 bees. He found hat the fresh poi
son was clear, like water, Of an acid
reaction, bitter taste. and of a fine aro-
matte flavor. On evaporating and dry
ing at a temperature of 100 degrees
centigrade t2l2 degrees FahrenheiD, a
gummy residue is left. 1t is soluble
in water: with alcohol it forms an
emulsion-like mixture.
The aromatic odor is due to a vola-
tile substance, which disappears on
evaporation. and is not poisonous. The
poisonous constituent is not destroyed
by short boiling, nor by drying and
heating the residue to 2l2 degrees Fab
renheit, nor by the diluted acids or al
kalies. DR.. Zanger has proved the ex-
istenCe Of formic acid, but he has also
proved that there Is not the poisonous
principle. The latter Is an organic
base, soluble with difficulty in water,
but kept in solution by an acid.
On the healthy skin neither the bee
poison nor a 2 per cent solution OF the
poisonous principle has any effect, but
they act as powerful irritants on the
mucous membranes. His tests, made
on rabbits and other animals. show
that when the poison is brought in
contact with the eye there follow lach-
rymation, hyperemia, chemosis, and
croupous membranes in conjunction.
The general condition Is also affected;
the animals become melancholy, take
no food, hut are very thirsty, and the
urine shows small amounts of albumen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
~ Guns Grim History.

A correspondent of the Atlanta Con-
stitution, who III through the war
writes: VIII a man be allowed &c
carry the gun he prefers In the war?
] have n that saw service in every
battle OF the late war, and which, to
my certain knowledge, has killed 100
men, | carried a notebook with me
the first two years Of the war and kept
count, till 1t got to be such an OF iinary
thing that ! lost interest in it, But |
know that 1t has killed l20. and that
It is in as good fighting trim now as 1t
was then. | have come To have an af-
lection for il, and If | enlist | hope
theyll let me carry it with me. It's
getting rusty and needs exercise"
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Ward, a girl about her W age. with
a razor, then chased a sister OF MISS
Ward and wounded her with the same
weapon. The tragedy vas enacted on
the levee in Memphis. as the Misses
Ward were proceeding TO a steamboat
upon which they were to embark for
their home, a few niles up the river.
The principals in the affair were of
good families, and themselves very
popular in society, and had up TO that
time been most intimate friends. At
the investigation of the case it devel-
oped that the cause of the murder was
an unnatural infatuation conceived by
the Mitchell girl for Miss Ward. who,
she said, had promised to marry her.
1t was decided hat Alice Mitchell was
insan, nd she was, after the trial OF
the q !. removed to the asylum,
whert he died the other day. Miss
Mitct was the daughter of Il wealthy
retire furniture manufactures of Mem
phis. IN the afternoon OF the murder,
three young girls, all chatting merrily.
were walking down the pavement along
Front street toward the levoe in Mem
phis, where they intended taking a
boat for their home at Gold Dust, Ark.
They were: Miss Freda Ward, a girl OF
II; her sister, Josie Ward. not over ~
years old, and Miss Christine Parncll,
one of their schoolmatcs. who also lived
at Gold Dust. The boat was waiting.
The three had reached the vicinity of
the customhouse. where at that time
many people are usually congregated
10 see the sunset on the river. Sud
denly a buggy came dashing down the
street in the rear of the three girls.
1t was driven by a handsome blonde
whose eyes were flashing fire. 1t was
an unnatural CLEAN of vengeance such
as might issue from the optics of a
ghoul. That person was Alice Mitchell.
Beside her in the buggy was another
young woman named Johnson. the
daughter of a wealthy and much-re-
spec;ed citizen of Memphis, who lived
in a palace on Vance street. When the
vehicle reached the party of girls walk
ing it IA brought to a standstill. and
the a sorrel driven was forced back
upon his launches by the maddened
girl who held the lines.
There is Freda," she exclaimed with
much excitement, as she jumped out of
the buggy. Il must see her before she
takes the boat-hold the horse
Miss Johnson had hardly picked up
the reins to the frightened horse be-
fore she was called upon to witness a
scene that caused her blood to run
cold. Alice Mitchell ran quickly up TO
Miss Ward from the rear and threw
one arm about her neck. The loungers
about the custom house grounds
thought she intended to kiss her. as
did the victims sister. Quick as q
flash a blade of glistening steel swung
in the red light from the right hand
of Alice Mitchell. and with almost SUI
perhuman strength she bent her vic
TINS head over with her left arm and
with the right drew the razor through
her left temple and cheek, laying her
face open. Freda struggled. 1t was
all done so quickly hat the other girls
could not as yet realize what was hap
pening. Again the razor was brought
into play, this time laying the victims
chin open. The latter's sister 10 by
this time realized what was going on.
and. running up, knocked Alice down
with her umbrella. In the meanwhile
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
OUR TROOPS NOW IN CUBA.
rirst Expedition From the United statcs
Said TO Have Landed.

CHICAGO, May IA special from
Macon, Ga, says: Unless some acct
dent has befallen the United States
transport Florida, there are now
United States volunteer troops on tho
island of Cuba, or they will be there
within IA few hours. From accurate
information obtained here to-day it
can be stated as a fact that the first ex-
petition toward Cuban soil has started
and the outlook is for a successful trim
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
Raining Tree.

In one of the Canary islands there is
a tree Of the laurel family that oc.
casionally rains down in the earl,
evening quite a copious shower OF
water drops from its tufted foliage. The
water comes out through innumerable
little pores situated at the edge Of thu
leaves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
ISelyidere.

While travelling in New York stat,
recently Mrs, Belya Lockwood, who
once ran for the presidency, was rude.
ly reused from a reverie by hearing q
brakeman open n door and shout what
sounded to her like "Belva. dear"
Her indignation was only cooled down
when the train stopped at a small town
bearing the name Belvidere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
He Hurled Twenty-Five Wives,

No-wa-she Jack Pots, an old Indian.
who resides with his four squaws on
Snake creek IN the Creek nation. is one
of the greatest living curlosities in this
country. He Is said to be 100 years
old, but, Judging from the different
events which he claims happened with
in "A lifetime, he must be even older.
The most remarkable feature about No
wa-she Is hat he has already lost two
sets of teeth and now has grown a
third set complete. His hair 10 Jet
black, with no signs of turning gray;
his step Is Arm and bearing erect; he
has buried twenty-five wives and Is
now living with four. He was origin
ally a Delaware. but was captured by
the Apaches when young and held for
a number OF years; he was adopted by
the Muscogees when "A middle-aged
man and has been regarded as the old
est man In the tribe for the past thir-
~ years. No-wa-she Is treated with
the greatest reverence by the members
Of the tribe, who regard him as a SUI
poriOr being, and the crafty old fellow
doesn't hesitate to take advantage OF
their superstitions by accepting all the
favors they feel disposed to bestow up
on him, Gushing (Col.) Herald.
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SPANS FLEET AT CADIZ.
One Cruisers Main Battery Il Nearly
Useless, Owing to Defective Machinery.

tseiesS' owing 10 DefectiSe Mhchinery.
NEW YORK, May PA dispatch from
Cadiz says: II is stated here very pos
itively that the Pelayo, Carlos V, three
of the transatlantic steamers ard two
torpedo boats are about to sail for the
Philippines.
The pelayo is well armed, armorcd
and manned, The Carlos V is well
armored and manned and has good
guns, but her heavy ones forward will
not swing, owing to defects in the ma
chinery, and can only be fred directly
ahead.
The captains Of these boats are good
men and experienced, but Admiral
Camara is regarded by naval men as
difficult to work with, giving orders
and contradicting them almost in the
same breath.
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MIR. FRANK THOMSON.
M ASTER OF TRANSPORTATION
IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
lie Began Life In the Mechanical de-
partmcnt and Has Worked tits Way
Up ms ~ Result Of Good Jud mcnt
shown ut the Proper Time.

RESIDENT Frank
Thomson OF the
Pennsylvania rail
road, who has been
called on by Secrc-
tary Aleer to take
charge of the mill
tary railroads. is
no new hand in
this branch ol
h | & profession.
from being Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
ALICE MITCHELL'S END
THE SLAYER OF PRETTY FREDA
WARD NO MORE


HE death of Alice
Mitchell. in the in
sane at
Bolivar, Tenn. re-
calls a iiendish
murder which has
never had a paral-
lei in h history y.
About 4 o'clock on
Monday afternoon,
Jan. 5, 1892 she cut
the throat of Freda
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27

In Berlin the pawnshop is a royal In.
stitution, and Is not allowed TO make 9
profit. Its surplus goes to charitable
purposes.
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II doesn't matter very much whether
a man meets his wife downtown or a
holp-up man on his way home.
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Americana Had To Retire.

MADRID, May 24.-An official dis
patch from Havana says: 'Two Amer
lean warships attempted to force an
entrance ut Isabella Sagua, near the
mouth OF the Sagua river, Santa Clara
province, on the North coast. The
troops were massed upon the shore and
compelled the Americans to retire
Illinois sesmen for SIMPSONS Fleet.
CHICAGO, May 1.-Two hundred and
five members Of the Illinois naval re-
serve will be sent to the Gulf coast to-
morrow. II is said they will be given
q chance to serve with Admiral SaInp-
sons fleet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27
HONEY BEE POISON.

Interesting Experiments Made 10y Dr. Jose
sanger, "a German scientist.
The chemical and toxic properties OF
the poison of the honey bee have been
n subject for long study by a German
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-27

There are no shade trees and ham
Knocks scattered along the road that
leads to success.
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Freda had fallen to the ground. The
Mitchell girl jumped up and ran to
Freda. She caught her by the hair,
and bringing her head back fetched the
razor across her white throat, severing
it to the spinal column from ear to
ear, coming very near to severing it
from the body, The poor girl strug-
gled to her feet in spite of her injuries
and staggered to the railroad tracks
a few feet away, where she fell from
exhaustion, while great pools of her
own blood formed on either side of her.
An ambulance was quickly called, but
before 1t had proceeded half a square
with the wounded girl she died, and her
body was taken Immediately to the
morgue.
As soon as she had accomplished her
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10
XIV.

lego samego dnia, W Memfsie, Fenicyanin Dapon.
~dostojny banker nastepcy tronu, lezai ma kanapie pod
werends swego palacu. Otaczaly go wonne krzaki ig.
chiodzili bogacza wachlarzami, a on, bawisc sic mfods
maipks, sfuchaf rachunk6w, kt6re csytal mu iego pisarz.
w tel chwili niewolnik, u~sbrojony W niece, helm,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

-. ~ PoJdzlesz do drugiego pokoju, a on W tel samej
|chwili take tam wejdzie.
Pc kr6tkim oporze Dagon ustapif, a W chwile p6
zniej. ma znak gospOdarza domu, wszedf do drugiei kom
naty. Jednoczesnie, z dalszych pokoj6w wysunal sic
~niewysoki cziowiek z silva brods, ubrany W slocista to.
ge zlota obrecz ma glow1e.
- Otto jest-rzekl g~ospodarz, stojsc ma srodku -
OTTO jest jego mifOsc ksiaze Hiram, cz{onek najwyzszei
rady ~tyryjskiej. Otto jest dostojny Dagon, banker ksie.
ella %nastsPcy tronu namiestnika W Dolnyn Egipcie.
Dwaj d~ostojnicy ukfonili sic sobie z z~a}oaonemi ma
piersiach rskoma i 1siedI prey oddzielnych stolikach'
ma srodku sail. Hiram nieco odsunal toge, adv ukazaG
wielki zioty medal ma swej szyi; W odpowiedzi ma to,
Dagon zaczsf bawic sic grubym zfotym ia6cuchem, kt6
ry ~otrzymai cd ksiecia Ramzesa.
ia, Hiram,-odezwais sic starzec pozdrawiam
Pana, panic Dagon, zycze panu duzego majstku powo.
dzenia W interesach.
ia, Dagon, pozdrawiam pana, panic Hiram, i
2ycze panu tego samego, co pan mnie zyczy.
Juz sic pan cheese kl6cic2 przerwa} zirytcwa
ny Hiram.
|. Gdzie ia sic kl6csa. Rabsun, ty powiedz, CIV
ia sic kl6ce?....
Lepiej MECH vase dos.ojnosci m6wia O intere.
gospodarz.
70 chwili namyslu Hiram zaczsl:
Przyjaciele pahscy z Tyru bardzo pozdrawiajs
pana przeze mnie. =
Oni tylko to przyslali mis spytai d~rwiscy,n
tonem Dagon.
Go pan cheese, zeby oni panu przyslali?-od.
pari Hiram, podnoszac CLOS.
: Cichol. ZgodaI.-wtrscii gospodarz.
Hiram kilka razy ~odetchnsi i rzeki:
To prawda, &c nam potrzebna zgoda... Ciezkie
easy nadchodzs ola Fenicyf.
Cay MORE satopilo wan Tyr albo Sydona-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

dowaty!.... F
Dagon zbladl odpar} spokojnym glosem:
20 gada ten kramarz?. w Tyre ga moi svno-
vie ucza sic zeglarstwa; W Sydonie siedzi moia cork
z mezem. Pofowe mego mienia pozyczyiem radzie
najwyzszej, choe ME nam "a to nawet dziesieciu pro-
cent. A ten kramarz mowi, ze mnie ME obchodzi FEM.
c%ya9....
Rabsun, pos{nchaj mnie-dodaf DO chwili. ia sy-
ce twojej zonie dzieciom i cieniom twoich oic6w. ase-
bys ty o pich lyle dba{, lie ia o kazdy okret fenicki a
kazdy kamlen Tyru, Sydonu, a nawet Zarpath Ach-
Dagon mowi prawde-wtracii Hiram.
ia ME diam o Fenicye!-cisgns{ banker, zapa-
lajsc sic. A ilu ia sprowadzlem tn Fenicyan, aaeby
robili majatki i-co man z ~tego?... ia ME dbam!...
Hiram zepsul mi diva okrety. i pozbawi} mnie wielkich
a przecie kiedy chodzi o Fenicys, ia usiadlem
z MIN W jednym pokoju....
Bo myslales, ze bedziecie gadali O tenn, azeby ko-
go oszukac-rzek1 Rabsun.
Zebysty tax mysla} o skonaniu, glupiL.-od-
parl Dagon. Niby ia jestem dziecko ni6y ME rozu-
miem, ze jak Hiram p~rzyjezdza do Memfsu, to przecie
on ME ola handlu przyjezdza. Oh ty Rabsunl. Tvs DO
winien re diva lata bye u mnie ch}opcem do zamiatania
stajni...
DosyG!.-zawolal Hiram, uderzajac piescia W alto.
lik.
My nigdy ME sko1czymy z tym kaplanem chal-
dejskim" =. mruknaf Rabsun, q takim spokoiem. iakbv
pred chwils ME jego zwymyslano.
Hiram odchrzsknai i zaczal:
- Ten czfowiek ma naprawde dom i erunts w Har-
ranie tam nazywa s,e Phut. Dostal li,ty cd kupc6w
do kupc6w sydo6skich, wiec W podr6z IA
braia go nasza karawana. Sam dobrze m6wi DO fenic-
ku, piaci rzetelnie, mic osobliwego ME zsia, vice mas
iudsie nswet bardso 60 Polubil- I'd. c n.y.
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RETURN ON MILK
But Little Fault FOlnd With the
Article.
THE CONTAINERS WERE CLEAN
What Made Soldiers Sick Not Clear.
Inspection-Oleom
From Doctors.
The CONTAINERS WERE CLEAN

President Smith, DR.. Day, DR. Emer-
son, DR.. Wood, George w. Smith, Theo.
f. Lansing, L. d. Keliipio, Agent Rey-
nolds and Secretary Wilcox were pres
ent at a meeting of the Board Of
Health held yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Monsarrat's report was read.
Out of 2O2 cattle. from Hawaii and
Molokai, killed only three had huke
| liver.
For the past week Inspector Kelii-
pIo reported 59.S25 FISH examined at
the public market.
Food Inspector Johnstone submitted
a report giving a list of numerous let
ters and publications received from
various health boards and officials in
the States. 1t was recommended that
certain ones. notably those relating 10
milk and common foods, be compiled,
published and put into immediate use.
DR.. Day and George w. Smith We're
appointed a committee to make these
compilations.
Further along in the report was
statement of thescondition of milk ussi
at Camp Mckinley on October II when
a whole company was made sick. The
milk came from the Star Dairy and the
Dairymen's Association. Milk stands
and containers were found to be clean.
One sample of milk was slightly dilut-
ed with water: another contained
Slightly too much fat. Further than
this there was no fault to be found
with the milk at the Camp.
The Inspector reported over 1900
pounds of oleomargarine imported dur
ing the month. Butter in Chinese res
taurants had been examined, and
found to range all the way from good
butter to Indifferent oleomargarine.
President Smith brought up the mat
ter of systematizing milk inspection.
1t was important that samples be tax
en- regularly and thoroughly examined.
On vote the Inspector and Agent Rey-
nolds were empowered to employ
man in November for this work.
President Smith asked the physici-
ans if good oleomargarine was injur-
ious to health. 1T is not" replied DR..
Day. THE objection to it is the fraud
practiced in its sale. AS the system
now is a man does not know whether
he is buying butter or oleomargarine.
Mr.. JOhnstone suggested that in the
preparation of labels for adulterated
coffees the per cent of chicory or adul-
terants be stated. Deferred.
Report of Malulani hospital showed
the following: Patients on Septem-
Der l, 10; admitted in month, IS; at
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end of month, Is. Receipts $ll5.6o:
disbursements, $2SS.72.
hIlo hospital-PaJients on Septem-
Der !. !; admitted during month. =:
patients on September so. >. Receipts.
$l5L5C; disbursements, $1SS.52.
Waimea hospiJal-Patients on July
!, >; admitted during quarter, Q. Re
ceipts. S316.60: disbursements, S237.s0.
Kapiolani Maternity Home-Cash on
hand August l, $2.753.S9; receipts for
month, S677.SO; disbursements. S2il.4O.
Or. w. Z. Taylor was granted a IL
cense To practice medicine.
Leprosy Committee recommended
that a number of patients at the set
tlement who have remained in about
the same condition for several years be
brought back TO Kalihi for re-eXamin-
alton. Twenty-Five names were sub
mitted by DR.. oliver. Matter deferred
until the visit oe the Board to Molokai.
DR.. Hudebrand reported $40 girls
examined in the various schools OF the
city since the term opening.
Dr. Z. s. Goodhue wrote from Bos-
ton that he would start ut once for
home. He will go back to Wailuku.
Application from Hilo hospital for
supplies was referred TO DIR. Wood
for investigation and report.
DR.. Mouritz reported all school chill
dreu on Molokai vaccinated. Health
condition in the school was good. DIR.
Hugus submitted a similar report from
Kauai, and DIR. Weddick a statement
from Hamakuapoko.
DIR. Rokaku reported that beyond the
prevalence, OF dysentery there was no
thing in the sanitary condition of Jap
an to report.
DR.. Jordan reported the health OF
Hong Kong was satisfactory.
Attention OF the Board is called TO
the fact that private schools are not
living up TO regulations respecting eX-
and vaccination. If action
is not taken an example will he made
of some of them.
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Portuguese Affairs.

There has been a final refusal on the
part OF John NJ. Vivas to journey TO
Washington for the purpose OF repre-
senting the Portuguese colony in the
Islands during the discussions in Con-
gress. and by committees of the report
OF the United States Commission re-
Gently sitting here. Mr.. Vivss was the
unanimous choice OF the people OF his
nationality for the mission and liberal
provision for expenses was made. How
ever air. Vivas could not see his way
clear to leaving his affairs here for half
n year or more. Another arrangement
Is to be made. There Is located IN
Washington n gentleman who has been
well recommended TO the Portuguese
colony 20 act as their special attorney.
He will be given credentials and viii
be provided with statistics and the
views OF the colony here.
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addition. blacksmith shop. Queen
street
Iuns Tuck. 1-story dwelling. Vine
yard street near Emma. $500.
II. VI. Kechim. alteration. Emmelutb
store.
W. II. Johnson. 1-story dwelling. No.
20 Punchbowl street. SsOO.
Chock Tong. three I-story cottages
Waikiki side AchI lane. $1,000.
Len Tow. four l-sto-y cottages Ke-
waio. corner Clayton and Hus;aoe
streets. $500.
J. Degreaves. 1-story cottage. I.ani-
wal street, $500.
Nee Sing Tai. addition TO dweTip-
Emma street mauka OF Chinese church
Lee Chu, iron store house. Hotel be-
tween Nuuanu and Smith streets.
Geo. Turner. 1-story dwelling. cor
ner Fort and Beretania streets. $500.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS FOR SEPTEM-
BER
KeshOkalOle and McGrew =. Honolulu
tainarl q 20. .........-.. Honolulu
sang ChonE -----.----.----- Honolulu
(All OF foregoing from mId-October
report Of the Hawaiian Mercantile
Agency. .. II. Berrey. manager.)
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Thanks tn Captain Kenake.

Al the meeting OF B Company. y. C.
II. on Tuesday evening there was
large attendance for the election Capt.
l. T. Kenake. the retiring commander
was present as n spectator. He gave
up the place much to- the regret OF all
the men and solely for business rea-
sons. \ vote OF thanks to- Capt Kena-
ke for services in the past was offered
by Sergt. Walter &. Weldon. II was
carried with a whoOP. Every man
rose to- his feet to- express approval
OF the resolution and three cheers were
given that were heard down town.
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Nav Use Electricity.

Fred. ]. Cross, an electrical expert
who halls from Buffalo. y. ", made &
professional visit TO the plant of the
Hawaiian Fertilizer works yesterday.
Manager Frank \. Cooke is figuring on
the use of electricity at the place both
for power and in disintegrating ma
terial brought for reduction and use.
Mr.. Cross made careful examination
of the place and will submit a complete
report on cost, appliances, etc. The
electric current is used very largely and
effectively in a number OF the monster
fertilizer establishments abroad.
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Onisial NotIce.

Following Is the translation OF the
notification OF the death of ex-ConsuI
Full sent to a number OF newspapers
and citizens OF Honolulu:
We. the undersigned. hereby noti-
fy that Mr.. FULL Saburo. Jushii. fourth
order OF Imperial Treasure. died Oh
this twenty-sixth September. 1898. =
FUJU KUYE,
TUTSUKI KEIROKU,
YAlO GIoN.
MIYASHITA SHUNKICHI,
Committee.
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Can't. White Declines.

L. o. White yesterday addressed a
note to the secretary OF Company B,
he was elected Tuesday evening. He
expressed himself as thankful for the
honor conferred but as wholly unable
for business reasons. TO devote the
necessary time to the office. Another
election will therefore have 10 be ord
cred.
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Soldier Funeral Today.

The funeral OF Private Timberlake.
18th Infantry. will take place from St
Andrews Cathedral at 10 o'clock this
morning. The time was changed from
this afternoon in order that the band
might he present Chaplain Swa-tz.
OF the First New York regiment. will
conduct the services. The remains will
be inferred in Nuuanu cemetery
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CHINA PAINTING.

Miss Holman. % Oahu College. has
an exhibit os painted china al d.
MOND'S. Glasses are being formed for
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and
Friday mornings.
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This is Roberts reproduction Of
Architect Traphagen's sketch of the
new Hotel Waialua, now in process Of
construction at Waialua, this Island.
This place is. a health resort on the
Oahu railway and the railway company
is 10 build the hotel, which will have