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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-11
AMONG THE CLUBS.

The Emerald Club held very large and
enthusiastic meeting at c. A. r. hall on
the evening of December T. A musical and
literary programme Was rendered and one
sZatlon.
The Fairview Avenue Whist club was
entertained by Capt and Mrs. Wyman a,
their home corner Of Minor avenue ana
season. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 81. Cranney en-
teriained the club at the second regular
meeting at their home % Fairview avenue.
and tbs first prizes were won b. O. NJ
Monroe and Mrs. Capt Wyman. The con.
ISOLATION prizes went 10 Capt. Wyman and
Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. q. l.. Monroe enter
tanned the third meeting OF the club at her
home io1 Minor avenue north. The first
prizes being won by O. NJ. Monroe AM,
Miss Ida Goulett. and the second prizes nv
Mr. Parker Rowell and Miss Stella Refs
meeting OF the club at her home 2ss Fair
view avenue. The first prizes were xnn
by Mr.. Parker Roweli and Mrs. G. c. Mon
roe: ano the second prizes by l.. Reishec2z
and Mrs. Bovd. Mrs. John Goule,t enter
tanned the tifsh meeting OF the club ar her
home bI4 Pontius avenue The ffrsf n-fzss
were ~on By Mr., Daniel For;ine and Miss
Louisa Goulstt. the second prizes by MIR
Parker Roweil and Miss Stella Reshc~s
Mr.. Frank La Bounty entertained the club
last evening.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF Scot
lisa Americans gathered al the Hotel Seat
tie Saturday evening. December 8 for the
purpose OF perfecting The organize ton OF
the Caiedonisn Cub or Seattle. After .he
transaction Of routine business the election
o. officers was held The following are th-
names OF the gentlemen elected 10 the
respective offices: Cn$et Matthew Dow.
drss cAiestain. DIR. J. Z. Cvichton; second
ehieftain. James Stirratt; secretary, D. r.
Mckin.ay: treasurer, Z II MCrarey,
trustees. john Campbell. J. II. Perie. VIM
Chisholm
= :.
Miss Fear' Aiist entertained the Colonial
Whist Club last Thursday evening AZ har
home 2SlS Second avenue. The Erst prizes
wsrs won by Miss lAslisherg ana Mr. Mo-
CART. the consolation prizes hy Ars II I
dearborn and Mr.. Frank Wilson The
club will meet next week at Mss Ella
Shnlfs los Seventeenth avenue
= =
The regular meeting OF the wednesday
=. ii. Club Will Dc held with Mrs Booth a,
Green Lake. December IL
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. Harold ESey visited friends at Coupe
vile during the week
Mrs. Fl. A. Estabrook has gone 10 New
WhatcorYa for short visit with old friends.
pr. r. W. Schoenle returned last Thurs
oay from three months trip In the East
DR. and Mrs. F. y. Edgers. formerly OF
Waterloo, Iowa. have become residents CT
Seattle.
Miss lillian r Grodfnsky iss, fer San
Francisco on Tuesday 10 be gone for \
few weeks.
Mrs Z. X Loose. OF snohomish. was the
cues, u Mrs. A. W. Eraser couple Of
DAVIS last week
Mrs J. NJ. Nswhers left Cor Sap Fran
cisco last Sunday 20 spend the winter with
hs,r narents she VAS accompanied as far
Is Portland by her husband
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. I!e, Of Tacoma. are
Visiting Mr. ard Mira W. r. Gay while
Mr.. Ide i In Seattle IN attendance On the
United States court, OF which he Is mar
shall
Capt. Flynn and his son George arrived
In the city from San Francisco on Tuesday
The latter has just arrived from Europe
n Tie ship Bainoral and = staying few
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The readers OF this paper viii b. pleased
to learn tina; there is at Ieast one dreaded
disease that science has been able 10 cure
In ali its stages. and TIA; Is Cat2rrh. Halls
known TO the medical fraternity. ca,arrh
being constitutional disease, requires
Q constitutional trca tmert- Halls Catsrrh
Cure il taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroy.ng the founda .ior.
OF the disease and giving the parient
strength by building ~ the constitution
proprsetors have SO much faith In its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that Il fails To cure
Send for list OF Testimonials
Address. r. j. CHENEY Il c..
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, s5c.
Halrn Fau1ffY Pflsa are TIA benA.
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weeks IN Seattle with his parents. while his
ship Is undergoing extensive repairs.
Miss Elizabeth BurweIl ard Miss Helen
Gillette went to Chautanqua for visit
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lynch, of Yakima
county have been visiting the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Gay. MIR. Lynch
is the agent in charge at the Yakima In
dian reservation.
Those who appreciate fine art In It's ut
most sense will lind really remarkable art
exhibit at the studio OF Mrs. r.. A John
son. s. Boston block Exquisite hirs Of
miniature work and china painting ara
shown which would End quick apprecia-
ton IN national art centers. There IL II
especially delicate collection OF water col
ors This exhibit Is attracting marked at
tention. especially among the art lovers Of
Seattle.
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" EDnfsG<,

Mr.. JAeob l.. Teig - Granite FAILS. Sno-
hena.Eh county and Mss Clara Isahe, oil.
son. % West Seattle. sers united In mar
rsAEs Il The old homestead. Aigf pelat.
AeSt ss&sfie- % Wednesday afternoon
December :, iSss> n the presence os A very
peaSaGi FAMILY "a theE *. 10 WHOA wevs
added few nessah0fs ncd friends ssr
a = SsaisA and Mrs Paul Pautsaa served
as official witnesses after which ira swars
strains % wedding march played by Mss
bsaSy Hanson, @aost daft FINGERS r,.c4su.
lated he vibrant strings Of her violin az
~ Ire 500 seemed chord binding
shs sas Of 80 evening raAaassss TR.
Espgs course fsase1 toward & decorated
rssss- area. TIER pathway ssTcwn Win
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different progressive. literary games for
which two prizes were onered 10 me most
successful competitor These were finally
awarded 10 Mrs. w. r. Miles and Mr..
Thayer. The musical features were en-
lIvened by a medley sung by the Univers-
ity auartette: selection by Mrs kunkhe.
a solo bv Mr. Worth Densmore and num-
Der OF college songs by the combined mu-
steal talent Miss Hattie Palmer read
number Of pleasing selections.
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COMING EVENTS.

The Causerie de Salon Club VIII meet
next wednesday afternoon with Mrs A
Harker al her residence 3i6 Twsnty-third
avenue south.
The Jolly Trio viii hold their hop next
Wednesday evening. a. the Queen Anne
Club House which will be the second OF
the series OF hops TO Be given this winter.
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Miss Ella r pougsn entertained thirty
friends at 9.S Pike esraes last Thursday
evening in honor OF her brothers birthday
Mr. WEI III. Daagan A literary and mu-
sscei entertainment added largely 10 the
cieasnrsx q TIE evening. q Uel q The
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IF you wish to bring any OF your friends
from the East or from Europe We can ar
range for you. Call at the Northern Pa
ciric Office for Particular
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MISS wILZINSKI. optic4an. LIZ, Cher
~. Consultation free.
DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases o; wo-
men s. Hinekley.
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g aheh1nfer.

fernuHg ber lei9ten 3nif9entpGnbe in
eiae einaige Weranba umsepanbelt
nerben fann. Gdrten bon tDunberpolz
Ter Pra9t. in benen bic Bliitben BON
gfans ylang, EuberDlen nnb Oranz
gen ibre berauf9enben Diifte ausz
fr5men. umseben ale rgottases", bi:
nntrr bo4rasenben palmen peritedt
liegen.
Mber unter an biHer tropil9en
Gerrli9feit lauert Elm furdtbares @e=
fpenft - Der Musfub. nor benz Niez
u1anb ii1er ift. @ege1 btefe f4redlt4e
&ranfbeit sibt es fein @4ubz ober
6eilmittel unb tper BON ibr ergriffen
mirb, 1T einem entfebli4en 9pbe ber=
falIen. Die Musidbisen iperbsn, obne
1lnterf9teb Der perfon. mad elmer fit
lie befimmten Reierpatipn auf ber Sn.
fel Molofat sebraht, BON ipo es feline
Wiebertebr sibt. Die beflasenspertben
Betpobner Der 2eperftabt. beren 3abl
fi1 auf HOO belduft, baben nit ber
Mubenipelt fir INNER absei4lofen
unb fir fie sibt es nur ben Sob als
Grl0ier BON ibren fur9tbaren 2eiben
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g t a a ts 8 II 9tbau us.

~
9onolulu belesen 1T unb 5000 Mcres
ebenen 2anbes umfaBt, bas iiA pom
Meere Bis gum SUB bes @ebirgss err
ftredt. Oieie plantage febt unter Der
@erpaliung zines 9leu gnalGnbers
unb pirb bon 1900 Meni9en - gbiz
neien Sapanern. 9atpaiianern, pprt,lz
gieien, Deutl9en, Mmerifanern unb
GnglGnbern = bearbeitet. Ser Gaffeez
bau erfreut ii6 elmer f9nellen Musbeb=
nung unb borausii9tli9 tpirb in nicbt
gu LANCER 3eit bic Musfubr bie1es Mr=
titels an 8ebeutuns nit 3udererport
ripaliiiren tDnnen. Muf ben 3uder=
tpte Raffeeplantagen arbeiten Meibe
unb Mongolen auiammen. allein in
ben Reisfelbern iinb nur Gbinefen au
finben. @eit Sabren finb Betpobner bes
Rei9es Der Mitte in belIenQaufen nad
9anaii setrmmen unb iie baben e
fertis gebradt, getpaltise @treden BON
@umpflanb in ertragreine Neisfelber
umautpanbeln; bic f9lib6ugtsen @ea
fellen finb iibrigens audi bic @in5isen,
tpel9e WilIens unb i'm Gtanbe finb,
Bis gu ben Rnieen in benz 3ur Gultibaz
tim bon Reis nDt9isem Maher gu arr
beiten.
Der 0auptfabt 9onolulu, tpel9e ca.
10000 gintpphner bat. giebt cine
gan3e Netbe erlofhener Wulfane einen
eisenartis romantifden 9int.rsrunb;
auf benz nabeax 5000 Gub boben puz
paina (punfdbople) 1T Elm Sort fir
Wertbeibisungs3pede erri9tet. palz
men, Mimo5en. MangobGume gebeiben
in berrli6 angelegten Gdrten unb uu4
ipilb.. Der groBe unb iidbere 9afen Der
6aiptitabt tpirb bon nnd1tigen. nit
81umen unb Gtruuntperf betpadlensn
RornIlenriffen gebilbet.
Die @ebdnbe unb @efhGftstb1le ber
Gtabt iinb aus folibem Mauertpert
alfgsfiibrt. ipdbrenb Bet benz 8au ber
Mobnbdufer ausfhliebli4 9ols 0ers
tpenbung sefunben bat; bic lebteren
finb fuit obne Musn0bme bon berrli.
den Gartendnlageil umgeben. 3ur0ers
fh1nerlng Der Gtdbt unS ibrer um=
gebung haben bic einsebOrenen 4errs
i5er piel oetbarl. MlS Elm Dentmal u,
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Qk $ditotpt8. Sm(efn.

Mit fefter 6onb bdt Dnfel Gam
bon ben @onbipt4 Jnfeln Beiis ers
sriffen unb bur9 niefen Mtt fsin ge,
bet nm einen Mr1ipel ertpeitert, btm
niht nit unrent bd8 gpttbeton has
parabies bes GtiIIen Dceans@ beiae<
lest tpprben TIT. Infer reuss Herritos
r6lm umfabt I'm Gonaen 15 sSnfeIn.
nit .einem Ge5ammt 0Idneninbalt
Don 1929 Nuabratmeilen; a9t finb ie.
bod nur beipobnt unb anar. mad benz
Genius bon 1896, BON insgeiammt
1O9,20O Menfhen. Die grDbte Der
Snfeln. 0aipaii. entbGlt 1875 Qua>
bratmeilen unb adblt ettpa 5000 Gins
ipobner, ipGbrenb bic 5tpeitgr0bte -
Maui - eine Betpobneraabl BON 12,s
600 auftptiit. Die brittgr0Bte 1T Oahu
- 40 Meilen lang. 20 brett, NIT 21,s
600 gintpobnern unD auf ibr 1T
4onolulu. bic 0auptitabt Sapaii's,
eelesen. Die Dierte Snfel, Mtanai ober
auh Rauai, bat Elm Mreal bon 780
Qaabratmeilen nnb cine gintpobnerz
3abl bon 4961. Die nGhfgr0bten iinb:
Molofai - 40 Meilen lang z Bis 9
brett, 2349 gintDobner; Nibau ober
Dneeptp, 18 Meilen lang, 8 brett, nur
233 Geelen; Ranai, 20 Meilen lang,
10 brett. 348 Ginnobner, unb Raboos
lame, II Weilen lang, II brett. gtn=
tDpbneraabl unbefannt. Jerner nurbe
bic ettpa 800 Meilen 1iibli9 bon bieier
Gruppe gelesene Snfel palmira. bic
iiber so Nuabratmeilen grob 1T, BON
Der 9apaii'fden Resieruns als ibr
ausebDris beanfprudt.
Oie 8etpobner, Elm buntes Semitic
bon gingeborenen, Mmeritanern, Mpiaz
ten, Mfaten unb guropdern, 1eben fi9
pie fo!gt 5ufammen: 81, ,O19 9atpaiiaz
ner, 1856 Mil9linse bon 9atpaiianern
unb NusIdnbern, 24,407 Sapaner, 21,=
GIG gbinelen, 1871 portusieien.
$3.50 Mmeritaner, 2257 Gnsldnber,
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Rir4e Gus Qapa.

bon Spbnep, 1866 Meilen ponpanama
unb 4210 Meilen BON benz peltlid5en
1erminus bes proiectirten Nicaraguaz
Canals. Der Mrhipel ift bic einaise
Stelle i'm GtilIen Ocean nDrblih bonn
Mequator. no Elm bon China na9 ben
Nereinigten Staaten ieg.lnbes S1iff
Roblen. proDiiionen ober Wafer einz
nebmen tann unb aus bieIem Grunbe
lesen ale Gabrseuse Der fieben Damz
pier @eieuidaften, tpel9e ben Wer=
tebr atpilden unierem Continent unb
Muitralien, China fotpie Sapan per=
mitteln, in 9onolulu an. Menn einit
Der Banana ober Nicarasua Canal
bollenbet 1T, tperben ale Jabroeuge, bic
benlelben auf bem Wege na1 ober BON
Mfien paKiren, bebufs ginnabme bon
Roblen unb propiant elm Gleides tbun
miifen. 9apait's Musfubrbanbel bate
i'm Sabre 1896 etnen Wertb BON $15,=
$4,000 unb bic eingefiibrten Maaren
einen folden bon 81, ,164, 900. Sir un=
tere pacifieftaaten mar bic Musfubr
bortbin BON FOLDER Bebeutuns, bab
benz Snielreide bur9 einen Reeiprociz
tdtspertras BON Der 9un5es Meeie=
runs freie ginfubr bon 3uder, Reis
fopie 8ananen 3useii9ert tpuroe. unb
bur9 bic Mnnerton ipirb bie1es pripiz
lesium au4 auf anbere probuete toie
Raffee. @epiirae. Siibfriidte II. |. 10.
aussebebnt. Nmsritanii9es Capital
unb ameritaniide Sntellisena finb ieit
Sabren auf ben 9apaii Snleln' nit
sroBem @rfolse t1dtis. Die aussebebnz
ten 3uder< unb aaffeeplantasen finb
bur9 biefe beiben Jdetoren eeI1affen,
2anbitraBen anselest unb Giienbabnen
gebaut tporben. 3uder seb0rt atpar
f9on felt bielen Sabren gu ben 9auptz
probueten Der Snieln, allein bem ame=
rifanii9en unternebmunssseiit mar es
porbebalten, bteplantagen na9 tpifenz
fhaftli9en principien an5ulesen uno
gu beipirtbf9aften. Cine Der beoeutenez
iten Mnlagen bieier Dirt lit bic Gpaz
plantaae, tpel9e ettpa Is Wleilen BON
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~. -
rer UdrIOrge liir y. Uon bdben
Eamsbameoa ~ nnb ois R6nistn
emmd bdS .AOfpttnI Der R0ntgin' ets
rldtst. bas iib am 6ettt Der ~puntd,
boiDle bi6t bel Der Stabt erbebt. Oas
our4aus proftif9e unh MODERN etns
gertbtete 0oipital liest am Gnbe elmer
pradtisen. BON palmen tingefabten
Anenue tn elmer iiberans berrlinenlm.
gsbung. Rad bem9oee ees IN Der Bile
tbe ftintr Jdbre eeforbenen R0nigs
Nandtilo. 1T bds 1eim fur altt 3as
ipai'aner errihttt norben. gemdB ber
Beitlmmungen feines Iefaments, IN
Dem er fein ganaes Dab unb Gut ben
Armer1 oermadte; AUDI oieies Snitttut
tann etne Wtu3terdnitolt senannl tper=
Den. unter ben prdhttgiten @ebduben
Der Sta0t 1T ber BON benz Ronis Ras
!ataua erri4tete Soloni palait an er=
1ter Stele au nennen. BON pabrbaft
paraoteFt1en Gdrten umgeben bat bie~
1er palaft benz genannten ROnig unb
le1ner yto4tolgerin 2iliuotalani als
WS,o,1nung tir lestere aber and als
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Der Solant> Z g a Ia #.

Mlle Nadfoleer beS eriten RDniss ipas
rem @9nddlinse, bic nidt cine @pnr
ber eifernen Willenstraft ibrer Mbnen
belnben, anbernfalls bdtte ipoN Die
gnttpidelung Der Snfeln eine dnbere
Menbnng genpmmen. MI @teae bes
iammerpolien R0nistbums trat bic fos
aenannte Republit. beren Ma6tbuber
es fir bas Bette bielten, ii4 unter Dn>
tel Gam's Normunbf4nft au itellen.
Die bon linen unge5trebte Mnnerion
an BE Wereinigten 6taoten ipurbe
bonn Genat unb benz Reprdfentanten<
bduie fanetionirt unb baourh sing Der
Mr4ipsl in unfertn BeiiB iiber.
Das NIT einenl tpunberbollen Rlimd
geIegnete Snfelreich tpeiff eine prdHtz
bone wegetation, abtr DerbdltniBmdBig
tpenig fruntbaren 8Dben ailf, Dd bas
2unb eebirgig If; 5dblrei6s uno eis
nigs nod tbdtige Wultune Derleilen ibm
eintnaaan3 eigenartigen Gbaratter. Der
LefeAtsnblts Bet lebtersn 1T berat at!duea,
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y en glepelano brad in Dem an oas
Glepelono 5beater eren5enoen Stodina
@ebduoe Elm SSeuer aus. oas lh balo
auf bas Sbeoteroah ausbreitete. Wan
lieb oas sablreih beiudte Sbeater iofort
rdumen, tpas oub obne Sdwieriafeiten
BON Staten ains. Gas Sbeater 1T Elm
pollltdnoiser @erlult uno betrdat oeriel=
be etna $40. 900. Qln benz Stodina
@ebduoe muroe elm G6aoen bon $780,
900 anQerihtet.
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ein bef6nbis tAdiissr kraier mit fsuer.
fliii5i9em adSaiee. Dsr b695ie ber q.
lDinenen wnIians IL Der Mauna Reo
Dber ~iDeiBe Berg. neib, neil Der
Shnee IN feinen Rliiften aud imGona<
mer nidt f1milat.
Sbre grobe Mi9tisfeit erbGlt bic
Snfelgruppe beren 9ouptftdbt 6Dno<
lulu ouf Dobu III. bur9 ibre gepsra>
pbif9e Gage. giner srobsn Duie III Der
unsebeueren WaHertpiite bes Gtilltn
Oceans Dergleinbar, liesen bic
@anbpi9 Snieln an benz 5eetpege
bon Mmerita nud Miien unb Muitra>
lien. Die 9auptftabt 9onplulu 1T bon
Gan 6rancisco 2O89 MeiIen entferrst,
1899 Meilen BON Wotobama, 4917
Weilen bon Gong Rong. 1850 Weilen
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q Il T. 2I q n n e +

Trei eisr asertboolles oentihes Vnb hber
llriad,e; gsrfani uno Seiluns fdtpersr xet'
ben. iinisAfbare @etbone 3nr WiebererIarl.
gung; berlerraer Mannestraft uno 0eIHess
iriide. sasmansen, Nerbeni4ma@e. 9e.
formitiYfn nnb ole Solgen jmBenoii@er
Werirruesen in fiir;earr 3eit, obne Serufs-
itorung sebeilt. Stan idreibe an:
Private Clinic,
t81.Sth Avenue, New sofh C'
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1882 Deut1be unb 1884 MnaebDrige
unbererNationen. SIMMER mebr fhpin=
ben Die @ingeborenen babin. DAP bic
9anaiianer cine entartete Ha1Ie 5inb,
tann i'm 9inblid auf bic Sbatfabe,
bab iie Sabrbunberte lang in einem err
f9laffenben Rlima Elm @hlaraffenlez
ben gefiibrt baben, nidt iiberraiaen
unb ibre Sage iinb geadblt.
0te er5te Runbe ppn ben @anbtpi4=
Snfeln sibt etne &arte bes ipani1ben
Seefabrers Suan @aetanp bonn Sabre
1855, bod gilt es nabrfdeinli9, bab
f9on Elm bonn @turm per19lassnes
@9iff bes Groberers gortea na9 Der
bamals peltfernen Snlelgruppe ge=
lanst 1T. Den Namen Sanbtpi9z zSnz
feln erbielt Der Mrhipel BON benz be-
riibn,ten Geefabrer goof na9 bem ba=
maliget, erften 2orb Der brtti19en Nb<
mtralitdt, Carl Of 5anbtpi9. Non Der
friiberen geidi6te Der Snleln it niat
biel mebr betannt, als bab ibre 8elpob=
ner In forttpdbrenber Jebbe nit einanz
Der lagen, Biz i'm Sabre 1890 Same
bameba, Elm 9duptling bon Der Snicl
9atpaii, na9 blutisen Rdmpfen bic
9lneinberrfdaft an ii9 rib unb ii4
als RDntg proclamirte. Cine Statue
bieies Mannes befinbet ii4 Dor benz
Megierunssgebdube in 9onolulu. Mit
Ramebameba V. erlo1d bic Dpnaftie
in birecter ndnnli9er @rbfolge unb
2unalilo, behen Mutter cine Ni9te
unb Stiefto9ter Ramebameba l. gez
tpefen mar, tpurbe gum a0nig getpdblt.
Sbm folgte Der famoie Ralataua unb
bic lebte &Onigin mar 2iliuotalani.
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Secret Societies.

Enterprise Lodge, A. 0. U. W., will OIL
serve the 30th anniversary OF the Order with
appropriate exercises Oct. 9th.
At the annual field day OF the knights of
Pythias, will be held in Bangor this year
on Oct 9TH and 9th, it is expected there will
be at least 600 men in line.
The Odd Fellows mustered 1917 strong
for their parade through the streets of Bos-
ton Sept. Dist. and the line was three hours
and four minutes passing given point.
Belfast company, U. R., X. of P, is drill
ing nearly every evening, preparatory to
attending the Knights of Pythas Field Day
in Bangor next Wednesday and Thursday.
Among the Sir Knights who expect to
participate in the Trinity Commandery ex-
cursion to Pittsburg are James Fl. Howes OF
Belfast and Past Grand Commander Fred
erick S. Walls of Vinalhaven.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. 0. F.
at the forenoon session, Sept. 22nd, voted
hereafter to require that all grand represent
tatives to the Sovereign Grand Lodge should
be member of Rebekah lodge. This is
considered to be far-reaching legislation, and
will undoubtedly give an impetus to the
Rebekah lodges. The Sovereign Grand
Lodge at an earlier session in the week re-
jected this same proposition. 1t was voted
that members of the Patriarchs Militant
must not appear in parades unless they art
in good standing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-29
The Belfast Schools,

Teachers are requested TO call at the office
of the superintendent during the week,
and get promotion cards for September.
Public acknow edgment is made of $50
blotters received from the firm of Pattee &,
Son for school use
All school bills should be in the hands of
the Supt. of Schools for approval on or be-
fore the last Saturday Of each month, not
later than noon if they are to be allowed
at the regular meeting of City Government.
All bills presented after that time must go
over to the next month. All persons hold
ing bills against the school department
should render the same monthly until paid
at the regular monthly meeting of Vie
school committee last Monday evening tue
usual amount OF routine business was trans
acted The action of the superintendent IN
closing the public schools this week Was
approved, but unless the situation changes
they will be- re-opened next Monday. 1t s
! thought tina the scarlet fever scare VIII
! haye abateC by that time, and that the dan
ger from this source will have passed, 1t
! was N0teG TO nave no recess IN the alter
| pQon\ in schools above the primary grade
for the winter term, and t. close them
| 10 minutes earlier The superintendent was
authorized to apply to the city council for an
appropriation of 500 to support an evening
school The committee were unanimous IN
| favorng such a school and believe that il
would accomplish much good.
| To PARENTS AND SCHOOL CHILDREN OF THE
| CITY OF BELFAST: In view of the possibility
| of recalling the schools into session next
Monday, the following signals are arranged :
The ringing of the Universalist church bel
| at 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon will be a
signal that all schools will reopen Monday
| morning and an effort will be made to eX-
tend the notice verbally that afternoon
| throughout the city Should it be deemed
| advisable to extend the vacation another
week the usual storm signals will be rung
Monday morning at Is and 80, standard
the Universalist bell being used for that
purpose In brief, the signals arranged are
as follows: Bell rung at three O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon, schools will be opened
Monday morning; regular storm signals
Monday morning, Z Is, and 7.30, will indicate
| a continuation of vacation.
F. S. BRICK, Supt-