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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

Sugar was 4H on the 23rd.
The Paradise of the Pacific for Ju-
ly is out.
The Finance Office statement for
June appears in this issue
Look out for the transports early
this afternoon or early tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Myra Sloggett
and John f. Humberg will occur this
evening
John f. Scott. ex-deputy inspector
of schools, is over from Kauai on
short visit.
There will be no meeting of Com
pany b on account of the presence OF
the transports.
There is a small mail on the India
ma for Honolulu. That vessel will
likely arrive tomorrow morning.
Governor General Merritt may ar
rive Wednesday on the Newport. He
is accompanied by his full staff.
Twenty-seven bags of letters and
papers were brought bv the monitor
Monadnock from San Francisco.
! Minister Sewall called aboard the
Monadnock early this morning and
was accorded the usual salute on re-
firing.
Statutes were fired by the shore bat
terry and the Monadnock at noon yes
terday i'm honor of the double nations
al holiday.
On account of having so many
Fourth programs the band did not
| give the regular concert at Emma
square last night.
The Semi-Weekly Star, containing
large amount of reading matter,
with all the late war news, was issued
early this morning.
\ splendid lunch was served to the
cricketers at the old baseball grounds
at noon yesterday, by Mrs. Judge
Stanley, Lady Heron and others.
Representatives Robertson, Atkinson
and Gear were appointed by the
House Saturday afternoon a confer
ence committee on the Rapid Transit
bill.
American troops should remember
to leave their letters unstamped al
most anywhere down town. The gov
eminent will stamp and forward
them.
Captain Bray of the Morning Star
conducted the meeting in the Y. Nj.
c. \. Hall Sunday afternoon. The at
tendance was quite large and interest
was general.
As the band was playing at Makee
Island when the Monadnock was
sighted SUNDAY afternoon, there was
no music on the tug which went out
to meet the monitor.
Dante will give a special perform
ance to the boys in Blue tomorrow ev-
ening at the Opera House. Soldiers
in uniform VIII be admitted to all
parts Of the house for 20 cents.
Six desirable homesteads. 100000
in Nuuanu valley, opposite the old ice
works, are offered very cheap by w
c. Ach & Co, real estate brokers, who
will give all information on applica.
ton
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NOTICE.

Mr.. julius Hoting has this day re
tired from our firm.
F. A. SCHAEFER q co.
Honolulu, II. l., July 1, 1898.
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IN HOUSE AND SENATE.
Both Branches of the Legislature Fin
ishing Up Business.

The bill creating Palaau Island, off
Molokai, IA port of entry, passed third
reading in the Senate this morning.
\ resolution was adopted granting
the clerk ninety days in which to
complete the records.
The schedule of bills, amounting to
$55S.05 was adopted and the clerk
instructed to pay same.
Senators Baldwin, Brown and Nc
Candless were appointed to act as
special committee to confer with the
House committee on the Rapid Tran
sit bill.
The act relating to the consolidation
of the public debt and the bill adj
ding water, water rights and ease
ments to the governments eminent
domain rights, passed third reading.
A joint resolution from the Senate
was adopted in the House, presenting
the Bishop Museum with such curios
and relics as have been loaned them
by the government and also, any such
relics as may be desired among those
now in the possession of the Minister
of the Interior.
The Senate resolution to appoint a
joint committee to superintend the
destroying of the condemned bank
notes was adopted, and the Finance
Committee was appointed to act.
The report of the joint Public Land
Committee on Senate amendment to
House Bill No. 81 was read and upon
motion of the Attorney General was
referred to the Committee on Rules,
Representative Achi claiming that the
committee was two weeks late with
their report and therefore action on
it by the House would be out of or
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-05

Star want ads, bring good returns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

All parties having claims against
the undersigned are requested to
lodge the same with n. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co., Fort street, on or before
the 9th inst.
n. S. SACHS.
Honolulu, July 2, 1898.
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Collection Agency

Any accounts entrusted to me will
be collected with promptness and i'm
mediate returns made.
Special attention given to all legal
work in connection with collections.
ALBERT HOOGS.
In Office of J. A. Magoon, Attorney
at Law, next to Postoffice, Honolulu.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. Bruce Cartwright and family
desire to express their grateful ap.
probation of the many kind attentions
of their friends during their late be-
reaYement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-05

Get a picture of Manila bay, where
the great naval battle was fought. You
will find it in the Manila and Philip
pine Portfolios, which are now ready
for distribution. Ten cents at Star
office.
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Putnam'S
Cherry
Cough
Comfort

is a cough remedy Of
tested merit, and seldom
fails to cure a cough or cold,
because it is designed espe-
cially for these complaints.
1t acts on irritated, cough
inducing surfaces. Its mis-
sion is to heal and cure. 1t
is pleasant to take, and
easy to buy at
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

New cottage, adjoining Hawaiian
Hotel, on Richards street, containing
four rooms. Suitable for physician
or dentist. Possession given June IL,
1898. Apply to
n. E. GEDGE.
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WANTED.

Immediately, good waist hands,
skirt hands and machinists. Apply
to Mrs. n. H. Zeave at Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
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WANTED.

BY an Englishman, position as over
seer or manager on coffee plantation.
II. NJ, Star Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BY AUTHORITY.
Finance Statement Page 5
NOTICE.
n. ). Sachs ................... rage 8
OPERA HOUSE.
Dante, July 9Th Page s
MISCELLANEOUS.
w. c. Achi g. Co..........Page G
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23
A SENENTS.
III Henry's NinstreIs Make n Hit.

The best aggregation OF musical talent
ever SEEN IN Seattle in correction with a
minstrel show was the general verdict
% the audience that crowded the Saattla
theater last sTenlng 10 witness the initial
performance of vi Henry's MINISTRIES The
verdict IS strictly i'm accordance Nth the
facts In the ease. ana Mr.. Henry can be
cumplimeutsd on having revived m rs rekSy
Ia sush a complete new and novel q ess as
"a make IL both pleasing ana extremely at
tractiTe. facts that wcre hest evidenced by
the enthusiasm that moved the audience Last
ev sanE tn demand double and trlrie ev-
cores Ter every act r'asical and special
The company is the largest In noiGt II
Numbers. and best IN point Of talented ar
lists. that has been sesn IN Seattle for
year,. AMI proved pleasing surprise 10
many who had gone there expecting To see
an Indifferent performance Every member
s. an artist az some one II the many instru-
niants hat make M a series OF reed. string
and brass hands. all ~ which were shown
- splendii advantage and with striking
effest last evening. when combined tutn
ore grand military band. with double bel!td
Instruments introducing Iii Henry and
tD& Of thu second part Of the perform
snce. My Henry iS thorough artist. and
tnt aijff .Fnc@ : 50 thoFousniy }inpft-~ea
with thiS fact after MS HTSt fantasia. lAt-
ttA Sweetheart th9t they receliei him Ave
times His nnita' on u The hsgiipes on
five c0rnetS also captured the house and
neces&itatss3 number OF recalls.
a pleasing innovation in {he first par:
Was Tire Introduction - the company as
the crgW Or the flagship brooklyn before
the harbar ~ Santiago The mt.f} seated in
a seui-circie were me sailors In white
duck sailor SUITS aHi the intsrIocu-or was
the captain - untress uniform The scene
represented the deck ~ the ship with the
orchestra cn she top - the 1uUgrt. aad the
effect generally was striking Anothcr In
uosstiou was AIT IN Heary in the orCh,-a-
TIA, from which p0tot - advantage be dl-
r,<,ses3 the songs aHf Or he's alton on the
s.AAe the natural result being that with
fHt, baton < tie boss ever prT Ssfsf before
them bath singers ans performers Oh
tn.'tr best - p.e8sc Nj Henry introduced
a gual(@r % h}S o@ musical compositions
~he vaudeville features ware equally as
s8ti~f2 ct0rr. sae artists beiug perfect and
filrni~Afg< aieHrS 80 amusement wtthou:
ssevssftInS aa8 wvS5s Teal and tEaker. as
t6e fFS0p ani ntaCk Venus displayed mar
Veaou~ aa"r3aE af@ acTc&sat,- abilities Usn
Altman urttr a st}trss@ az BIS at IN " hEch
Hc as IS Ett.a - everything Hh..ss Merton
8sed Af,ictt |.@sE<d eveT$ une wlth shei~
ul8sacN al q. es anf sTecial,}ss The per
foF1satrc closes VIII tae sCro}sst!1 Rc. *
the E1rratre brothers
20 N~aYt = u3nst.sis viii give another
gvrfs-nlaU-@ th5s rv@Eiox ast tosao-~ayv
eVrCsrs ans special }9iie~' airs t-Atlaren's
1sa rce tomorrow afternoon at popular
g. trt.N.
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THEY BAhQUETED
SEATTLE SOCIETY,


Commander Aors and the japanese naval
officers who have beer here for several
days on their way 10 San Francisco. gave
banquet last evening 20 a few ladies and
gentlemen well known II Seattle society
Or board the steamship Centennial.
There was an exceedingly Pheasant time
ana several witty and humorous speeches
were made. The large dining room 81 the
Centennial was tastefuiy decorated with
sVsTgreeuS
Commander Nor made a very short ad-
dress. In which he referred 10 the grow
ing trade bet weea tae United States and
Japan. Mr. Saieu0 spoke, and the Response
was given By Mr. Yamaguchl. who g con-
Dscted with the Japauese steamship line
Capt Brady % the Japanese steamship
K1nzfsiu Mr.. James Griffith, DR.. shan
non, Capt. r. T. Caae and the Japa nsse
consul. Mr.. Hayasni.
There We're present In addition 10 the
japanese officers: Mss Gertrude Clarke.
Mise Alice Struve. Miss Marguerite Nc
Kinney. Miss Sienbins. Miss Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. James Griffith. Mr. and Mrs.
studi@y. Miss Morgan, Or and Mrs. S1an-
non. Capt ard Mrs. Gleason. Capt. Brady
and Chief Qslcer La Praik, Of the KIN
shit. Mfr. NJ Thompson. NT. Lester Tur-
ner Mr.. James ID. H0ge. Jr.. Mr. w. F..
Farr. Mr. Halo. Of the ktushiu. Capt l..
T.. Game. MIR. Spencer and Mr.. Sweeney.
Commander Aion and the officers will
leave this morning for san Francisco.
where he will assume charge OF the Japan
csc cruiser rnifoSa.
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ASKS ron FIVE YEARS PAY.
Robert Chambers suit OF Trial he
fore Judge Jacobs.

The suit Of Robert Chambers W.. John
n. Stewart and wife for 81 80 occupied the
time OF Judge Jacobs and jury yesterday
Ths case Was not finished till late In the
afternoon when counsel made their aTgu-
ments 10 the jury.
Chambers for several years had the
management of city property % Mr..
Stewart who lives at Kent. In the course
of his business he rented ia his wife the
property ut the southwest corner of James
street and Third avenue known as the
Hotel Normandy. which Is the property 81
Mr.. Stewart. During the time that Cham
hers has been the agent OF the Stewards
from July. 1899. till December 81, 1897 he
charged nothing for his services. Stewart
! alleges that IL vas understood hetwe
Them that nothing was to be charged.
But In December Of fsT the Stewards
gave Mrs. Chambers notice To leave the
Normandy and Ia turn IL over TO them,
They also severed their business connec-
tions with Chambers.
He filed suit sometime ago Cor 81 40. al
1eging that that amount should be paid
him for his services. at least that amount
less about Sio which he admits having re-
catved. making his net claim 81 .sss2d
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Executive Committee Meets to Lay
Plans for the Future.

Pursuant TO call the executive committee
OF the Associated Charities met at 2:30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Y. NJ.
l. A rooms Oh First avenue to discuss
plans for the future. Among those present
were: Rev. W IL. q. Temple, president :.
A.onzo Hull. vice president; Arm :. Alien,
secretary; Mr1. Wiekware Mrs. Houiz.
Mr.. T.. kohn Rev. Hugh w. Gilchris;,
Mr.. Blair. Mr.. Huey.
IL was resolved 20 call n general public
meeting 90 be held some time next month
In order 10 demonstrate the necessity Of
providing for and taking care Of the resi-
dent poor in the city and OF those who
may reach the CITY in an IMPOVERISHED
condition. The meeting will be duly an
nouDcsd. and the committee hopes a that
time 10 put Its work OH a more substan-
tai basis.
AIr. Allen. since his connection with the
Y NJ 6. A, finds II ifup0ss bic 10 divide
his time between two such important as
socationss and will hereafter give his
whole attention TO the Y NJ O. a. This
devo,vns on the Associated Charities the
necessity Of planning for another score
tary. The next meeting Of the committee
will be held on Thursday. December -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23
DIR. WURTH'S OPINION
OF THE NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEDICINE.
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
stomach Troubles.

Or. Wurth. in commenting on recent dis
coveTtes in urd.cne said: There is none
which is certain 20 be SO vA.t;~fde and far
reaching in benefit as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. the new stomach remedy: | say far
reaching. because people ltsle realiza how
important a sound stomach and vigorous
digestion Is 10 every man. woman and child
Indigestion is the starting point Of con-
sumption, heart disease, Brlgat's disease
diabetes. nervous prostratson. liver treu-
bles: why IS this so Simply because every
nerve muscle and tissue In our bodies S
created and uourisheti from the food We cat;
II that food Is, by reason Of a weak stom-
ach compelled 70 lie Tor hours, sour
fermentlng mass Of half d5gested food Il
p1ssons The blood and nervous system Gre
ates gas which aisten!s the stomach and
bowels. causing pressure on tire heart
lungs and other organs. ana seriously i'm
peding their acton.
He saws further tire point 10 direct at
fention IS not the nerves, nor heart. nor
lungs. nor kidneys. bat the stomach. tie
fr~t cnpse % all the mischief.
The remedy 10 use Tor indigestion and
Heak ssomachs Is rot some catharfic, bi; A
remedy WATCH VIII digest the food. :rlerease
the fox Of gastric juice. absorb the gases.
ard Stuar;'s Dyspepsia Tablets vii! accom-
piisn exactly this result ia any case Of
stomach trouble. because thesa tablets are
compost q The digestive a&l3s aseDflc
pepsla. Golden Seal and hlsmUtE pleasant
II taste. AMI not Being 4 patent medicine
can ts@ 1ss3 by anyone with perfect s2fstv
/ believe SGga-y's Dyspepsia Tablets Will
cure any fern q indigestion and stomach
svosb.e, except cancer Of stomach
Fun size pack ages az S;ua~s's Dvspex.ss
Tables ara Sold by druggists az 10 csn,s.
or hT NAL fron +. a Stusrt Co II =
sHaE. MiGh. 4 0Sak on stomach 4 ss1sees
s0GetseE NTH thousands Of ieSt !r1orsals
vii be ss7t 81 addressing aooYs or cal on
yoilr Druggist for them
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SAYS He Is No GOOD. >
capt. BEvERIDGE's OPINION Tor
sATTY.- CHAs. T.. POWELL
Eophasised His Judgment hy .
ktek-Ffued 81 and C0sas-Nays
Powell Wanted Hin 80 Swear
Falsely - Capt. Handy's Blew.

Capt. Hugh Beverage. aged Is. strong
and hearty. says he wogia ike c6e more
sehanca 10 Kick "At,orneg'' Charles +.
Powell
Powell did not have 81 opportunity TO
tell Justice Austin YESTERDAY afternoon OF
the reception given h.m Thursday oy
Capt Eeyertdge The captain admitted
chat he Nigh; have been gully Of dis
orderly conduct. owing 70 als Indignation
al Powell. and was satisfied 10 pay fine
Of 81 and costs. owing 20 the turn "a al
FAIRS the testimony tnat would have been
gsyen to SHOW why the captain did 0p'
Powell did not cgrne out.
'-pose.I Is no good. said Capt. Bever-
1dge, "aBd ~fseIs he wanted ME to swear
10 lie / gave aim Introduction to ny
foot. ] guess / did noS burt MIN very
m1eh. AMI ! would enjoy the opportunity
os raising him once more The Idea Of a
man trying 70 bo,sfer ap als case ia suca
. manner
81 don't blame Capt, Handy for hitting
him. lie called the captaia a csankety
blank blank. and the next thing ] knew
the captain landed a beautiful righ; on
Po~eifs face. Powell lnvoimn;araiy sat
down on the floor ant for few moments
enjoyed the sefsa ton Of looking az stars.
After this Foweii Offered nae s. 10 neip
him take some goods oDt and pack them
iu an express wagon. I suppose; that he
owned the property and hsi1s8 him III
stead Of paying me what ~ owed Ins Ike
. man be kept 0us OF the way and did
not get cent.
''ssInes then have iearfs.-a THAI i.,s gooiS
belonged 20 Capt. Handy. Puwef was ar
rested for grand larceny ~ Handy egT1-
plant AMI Powell wanted me - swear
that the captain attemplea 20 take tBe
goods away from him IS force. F'isaly
he got subpoena for zoe. ! was indignant
81 Inc Way he had treated isae said ssaced
my foot against - body Ia a rather en-
pbatfc manner.
II am sorry that sed strong language
80 tine policeman Sat ile wss In citizen ;
clothes and ! ia 40, A. ~ who he was or
fessize thar nc had authority TO place HE
under arrest Iney feps ne III la1 all
might. never had ueh an experience be
fore There were men w-4a 1r0sesl fseSes
and broken heads IL seemed - NE that
there must have been war but I sup
pose IL was nothing more than the every
day life In police Circles I; was a great
experience anyway. and The Judge was
very kind 10 me Powell i Responsible for
all ms troubles He IS gooa-f1e-u Jthing
fellow. ] have no Use fog a man wac VIII
!. try Ia rake up false testimony
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Lester w. David. Of Blaine. is at the But
Ter.
Angeles.
II. c. Southwick and wife. of New York.
are in the city.
c. j. Harrison. a hotel man from Vic
toria. is in the city.
State Grain Inspector Wright was in the
city from Tacoma yesterday
Mrs {. :. Johnson, wife of FEDERAL
Judge Johnson of Juneau, is a guest at the
Rainier-Grand,
A. Adair. of Tssaouah, has been in ths
city during the past two or three DAYS
combining business with pleasure Mr.
Adair is a hotel proprietor
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gage Of s5Sa, wss CONFIRMED BY Judge Moore
yesterday This is the assal resAss Of The
egse Of the North American Savings. Loan
and Building Association W.. Aloer. A.
Mead 81 al
Judgment Ess rendered n favor Of tae
Scs3ss AT a yferScan Mortgage Com ~
against S@.sls j. and f. " D. Ho2brsok
bT Judge Moore yesterday for 3g1I -
Iris wzs sscursss by a mortgage on lots :.
srs8 s m block ], Of Cou1stock's ADDITION,
asa lot Is. ln Il. w. Johns and g II. Han
rord'S f1ve-acrs tracts. Safe Of property by
tie FAer1n was orsteyss
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WILL MEET IN TACOMA.
Alaska Geographical society Pre-
pairing for Important Session

The regular monthly meeting of the
Alaska Geographical Society will be held
AT the rooms OF the Chamber OF. Commerce
ami Board OF Trade In Tacoma on the
afternoon and evening OF December 90
President Graves. of the University of
Washington. Gen. J. II. Metcalf Judge
Wiekersham. Congressman-elect Francis
w, cushman. Dr. Eevius and others. will
sitber read papers or deliver addresses
The date OF the monthly meeting was
decfied upon al meeting Of the executive
committee yesterday afternoon at the
Chamber OF, Commerce rooms in this city.
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Stranded steamer May He on shay
Rock I'm Two Days.

Word was received by the steamer Pros
per last night that the Lydia Thompson
was lying on Shag rock. off Oreas island.
yesterday noon in much the same condi-
ton as when she struck
The steamers Angeles and Roche Har-
bcr were working on her. and expected to
get her off IN TWO days. Diver BENJAMIN
was assisting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-23

Anna NJ h,att las filed suit for divorce
"a the Superior court from her husband
Imii q. ktntt She charges cruelty and
hlauman treatment fhs eeapie were mar
ried in Seattle, Nav Sc tsezs and 3sxvsf TO-
sether untn las daily eh.n Mrs kiatt
declares. ara len aeF husband Shv charas4s
". her complaint that since marriage and
almost continuously thereafter She has u IN
frsa.ed lu a cT1te3 and Thurman nlaune~
ana the anfs tssisnt has been guilty og rer-
sonal inf'su't.es, rendering life burlensome
IN. her
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Neis hh erhood Row In Court

The trial ~ ole Holland. who lives an
ELLIOT: avenue. North seattle for assault
and battery on Ms. Emma Anderson Ms
neAt~tio0r DoiSDhoE Afforded atsiuEe vssrt
Ger the regular 1aFX" in Justice Austin 4
court Yesterday afternoon aud gave safu.
hints % a warm sc Ehhoraood row Jus
t're Austin dismissed tne cas-. ana .4r.f
the costs - Nrs. AD3cTSoa Holland waz
one 81 the men whn arrested two altered
fsA net thieves IN Nrrth seattle several
weeks axe
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JURORS IN CRIMINAL CouRr.
Thirteen of Them Chosen 10 Serve
TIL January 3D.

The following Jurors have been drawn
"a serve In this criminal department az the
superior court till January 9.
Ed coNsn. ". T. Donaldson, Dennis
Flynn. Oscar f. kalberg George Brandt
ana T j, Bunrh. of Seattle. " 4 Fauids
Tolt NJ. y. Garner Boise, r. J Mathis
OF ThatauQua. ] Ames Tolt: ] L Me
Allisier. South Park: T u jackson. snc-
qaalmie, n. W. Murray. Seattle.
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FILES A CONTEST.
Question Of city Attorney nj Hal
lard In the Nuperior Court

1t will be left 10 the superior court 20
decide who shall be city attorney OF bal
bard The tie vote. or alleged tie vote. OF
the two candidates for that Office will be
decided iudiciatiy
ivan w Hrland the independent cat
sens' candidate, has fsled sui; against his
orronsEt, John W Peer Of the Citizens
ticket. Mr.. Hyisnd alleges that he secured
30 votes and that Mr. Peter had bat ia
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Marriage ttreps~-

Marriage licenses Wace tssases4 vss.a-ss,-
ns follows NegS r Nvsls ass5s 81 ps-f =
san. and Christine ERdaAl tIN} ~ stan
wool John EaVtnSSton tsu and Mamie
Auise Waldo CAa. tatt - Seattle Frrti.
1sl. soth - SEATTLE. Wtiafn Oliver ward
CEl and Violet MsrsAal ,-n >ffa of -
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HOLDEN x WILSON Furniture Com
pany has just received car load of the
celebrated Whitney baby carriages. They
show forty-seven different patterns
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Olympia Daniel O. French. the famous
American sculptor. Nig make the tablet.
which Will show TIE figure Of Fame stand
her hands holding scroll on which are
the words OF Dewey's famous order when
the ships went into action. These were.
as i remember them, -Gridiey. you NAV
fire when ready The work done on the
tablet viii be Of the nlest artistic char
acter. and there is no doubt that the tab
let, when mounted on the forward turret
VIII he a handsome and appropriate nres-
ent TO the Olympia from the city OF olym-
pia"