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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
Rooa IN WINTER APPLES
Many Tree. VIII he Placed ca, in
tEe ratoa~~ Country

STeeia. p.sTatch - ire Pgst-IrteIl le-.-er
tNLFAN NOV fs-RaissuE as.ser a3-
slss ~4-l D. one o< tse fis:ure industries =
IRE R'A'r3zse coantry, tGl&.ng from a.
YEAR activity n tae aa!e ag. saiugssn. II
t2a. truiG GAe to18 sales ans sniQgna0ts
e Montana aGi iAko,ss points = Pm
chicago a24 s. I>os.s. So fAr Tsrvste6 az
Ffeea.e -. car l0tsiS, ~ SO hax@s - ma
car. Ire average prsc. na-a i - -s~sS /.
t1x. - a ;etwi u Sasa TBS kas 80
az .r-lls-rH devslofss. u.ta5n sha rss~s
L@Tse YEATS. AMI = destined 30 ENJOY an
efseysro1s Increase N.1hsa fzs Xxx. rve
eaFs- ~ .ea orchards aQa syE GAS ang "a -
sas.y cGlllYa. e1 come Into fu1 near6re
4..s --x2 -Az..s Q. lie Yalg-Se MIA hair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

HARDWARE MEN IN SESSION.
The yeer Last Past One of Indus
trial and Commercial Activity.

MILWAUKEE. Nov Is.-The fourth ar
nuai convention Of the National Hardware
Association opened today. about la' dele
gates being present W ". Supple re-
viased the history of the association for
ths past year, which. ~ declared, Was one
n Industrial a1d commercial activity. He
sa{4 tne. bankruptcy h!ll woGll Work - me
advantage q manufacturers ard wholesale
traders. SecrstrE Treasurer I. James FERN
iex- reported s. 40 cash IN Gna treasury
The remaining sessions al. he held be
h.ga closed doors. tAa convention coming %
cin..a f-r5daw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

Special Dispatch to the Pos,-fntelligencar.
TACOMA. Nov, H.-Seattle has beer de-
clGed upon as the meeting place fer the
next general gathering Of the Stale Chris
tan Alliance AT their meeting /here TO-
day member agreed as 10 the place Of
meeting and set mex. March as the time
Ter holding the convention. The programme
and date are 20 be later announced hy Su-
perinfendent A G.. Boyd, OF Seattle. The
meeting was concluded here this evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
RUSH To NEZ PIERCE.
Civil Engineers Leave Tacoma. Pre-
aumab1y for the n. r.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Inselligencer
TACOMA. Nov. fs.-Apropos 10 the re-
ported rush Of civil engineers 10 the Neg
Perez country. for the purpose o. running
lines Of railroad. II Is given out here that
Yesterday a party was hurried away from
Tacoma, presumably by the Northern Pa
ci.ic
The Tacoma party is en- route 10 Lewis
ton. and was sent into the field with rush"
orders. The chief merit Of their instructions
beng 70 get or the zrourd and TO work
without seconds loss OF tirne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
MRS. BUThIN'S TRIAL,
Witnesses From Delaware VIII
Come Ia Testify Decemner =

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 16.-Tha; the
tr.al Of Mrs.. Cordelia Botkin for the muir
der g Mrs J. J. DInnag. q; Dover. Del.
VIII commence on the day set December :.
IS Cow assured Today Judge Carroll Cock
Issued m order directing the county audi
tor Ia pay FOR the transportation and meals
eDroute Of fourteen witnesses whom Chief
az Police Lees desires to come here 10 tes-
t!fy at the trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
TACOMA AFTER THE EDUCATORS.
4 United Effort 'BeinG Made to se-
cure the Annual Meeting.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-InteIIirencsr
iAtVMA, Nov. 6-Local business men
sad PUBIC educators held a meeting at The
essmper OF Commerce this evening 10 per
-, ARRANGEMENTS FOR the work which will
b required 10 secure the convention m a..
Asllonal educational Association for Ia
ecna since II has been learned that tho
report sent out saying Los Angeles had
.reh see tlsd - without foundation. atidl-
tsHsl zost has been thrown tn,o the ,ynri,
81 nose VINO are interested and no effor,
Viii BE- spared 70 induce the executive com.
mi'se or the National Educational assr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
MORE WATER FOR TACOMA.
City Council IL Considering the Ad-
Visibility Of Extension

Si,selal dispatch TO the PoSt-intslilgencer
IAGOAA. Nov. IG.-Council committees
creased water sippfy for tnA citv and ire
proposition to extend the Clover creek
system 10 live springs further up in the
mountains. What are known as Maple
wood springs may be tapped for the new
supply. this having been Endorsed as the
BEST ana raost practical move 20 secure
a guaranteed flow There are several
propositions before the city fathers, and Il
is not unlikely a definite course will be
adopted within q short time. and work be-
gun on sise new line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
Cheasty'S haherdashery,
Second avenue and James street
4@.a@~1-S:@-.-sa-Ss

deep. rich soil. seem 20 be particularly the
home G. the winter app.e. among the
fruits. All varieties are n Sed in their I'm
est form, the Eaidwans eqUaAng those OF
New York in color and favor. while even
the special varieties OF the South grow here
are calsd more favorable climates. The
principal winter varieties shipped this year
from the Paiouse country are the BALDWIN,
Eiu9 Pearnain, Bsn Davis. Newfown Pip
pin. Alexander Grayenstetn, Rhode Island
Green.ng, Romantic ana Jonathan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos.-Intelligen
HO2UIAM, Nov. l6--Lumber shipments
by wafer from Gray's harbor during De-
thirteen cargoes. 4.779,o[g feet; from Ho-
GUAM. eight cargoes, 3.957.o.o feet; from
CoSInopons, L cargo. i21,GoD feet: total,
twenty-five caTgoes. or 9l6l 900 feet.
Shipped from WiIlapa harbor, FIVE cargoes.
:. az TO feet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
Accidentally Shot Himself.

GREAT FALLS Mont Nov. 10
Charles French. furniture dealer. and
Thomas Harvey. head cook at the Hotel
Grand. We're examining revolvers this at
ternoon that French had in the safe One
3s-caiiber revolver accidentally 6ischa rged
and the bullet struck Harvey in the tenn
pie and passed through his head. Harvey
is still alive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
VICTORIA, h. G. Nov. 1.-THE captain
of the steamer Willapa, which is lying at
her wharf At this port. says that siwas1es
a Hesduoi, report having seen a sealing
schooner. supposed 10 be the missing P:o-
neer. heating her way down 10 N!ctoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiligencer
TACOMA. Nov. ls.~The initial conven-
ton OF the Spirilualist association OF the
state was opened here ms afternoon b.
some twenty delegates from nearby towns
Late this evening other delegates arrived
and tomorrow the real work of the con-
vsnt!on viii be taken up, consisting Of the
election Of permanent officers and the adop-
ton of a constitution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
Dissatisfied With Time Card.

Special Dispatch &c the Post-Inteiligencer
HOQUIAM. Nov. -e.-The change of
time in train service OF the Northern Pa
harhor. Mail now arrives at 1899 n m
and good theatrical companies will be
barred from coming this way. Martelrs
South Before the Va" which played
here last night. had 10 come from Olympia
by Spaeiai
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WASHINGTON. Nov Is-Tae Anglo
r,sr-cara commission held brief formal
:. .on fo42y. AdtcuFrlng So order that ta@
ss.rssrsss- s.ogiferenceS representing the Two
countries raignE pr0ceesg- Reciprocity con-
TIMES 20 Ire rae main subject under Dis
sfssescr and IL = understood that al adj
vance has TOW teen made BY tentative
: EEee meat on few articles which are 70
Aa subjects G. reciprocal c12ceSs.ocs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
STEAMER AND SCHOONER COLLIDE.
Dora and Dora Blum Come Together
OF Cape Flattery Rocks.

PORT ANG ELES, Nov le.--The steamer
Dora. Capt. Johansen. casne in here This
carried away by collision with the
schooner Dora Blum at io.24 o'clock Tues
day night three miles of Cape Flattery
light.
Capt. Johansen reports that the schoon-
ers damages were slight His steamer
has been oraered 70 Seatsle for repairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17
Election Petitions Settled.

VICTORIA, r. G.. Nov 16-Thlrty OF
the election petitions fled against the re-
turn Of the new provincial legislature were
disposed Of this morning by being with
drawn, each side paying its own costs
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Supt. NcGregor Dcad.

VANCOUVER. q. c. Nov IA special
from Nanaimo says: William McGregor
manager of the New Vancouver Coal
Company. died this morning from the ef-
fects of injuries receiv ID il Saturdays OUT
burst Of gas IN the Espfanade shaft
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-17

81. LOUIS. Nov. Fifty members Of
he Guarantee Ticket Brokers association
frosn NIX York Illinois. d.sslssip yL
louisiana, California. oase, Ienaess..'s.
Colombo Utah Minnesota. Virginia. Ne
tsraska and karsax are mere attending a
f-,ngenttou War 81 Ta;troa1 traffic aNso-
cations * beng 1tsets s@sa. Or the basis
%. 4 recent decision 81 the United States
supreme courF. declaring the joint Traf3i2
Assocsat.on % be H. violation q the anti
fws2er law
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-05
Dakotd-nyheter.

OlyckshandeIse. Under det att Jo-
seph Watts Lead, s. D., lille son /
onsdags lekte en- utgrafning for en-
kallare. rasade jord och stenar in fran
ena sidan med den pafoljd, att gossen
ogonblickligen dodades.
Om skogs elden Black Hills upplysa
senast inkomna meddelanden, att den
till foijd af cit starkt re2n blifvit na.
got dampad, mon icke slackt. En-
stracka af 20 mills langd och 10 till Is
mills bredd den basta skogstrak5en
har f0rharjats af elden.
Det norska Augustana College Can
ton, 8. D., har under de senare aren
haft en- god framgang. De hittills an
wanda byggnaderna aro nu otillrack-
liga for det stora antalet studerande,
hvarf0r matt och steg redan tagits for
uppforandet af en- ny byggnad till en-
kostnad af inemot $4,000.
Land 6ppnadt for settling. Enligt
fran inrikesdepartementet Washing
ton till landkontoret Huron, S. D., at
gifvet beordrande, komma 1888 acres
af skolland Hand ooh Hyde counties
att upplatas till homestead -sokande.
Landet lampar sig val for allmant aker.
bruk ooh kreatursafvel, SAINT har god
tillgang pa vatten.
Nedbrunnen stadsdel. Eld uppkom
i fredags q. d. i P. j. Franzens mode
handelsbyggnad Edgemont, S. D., och
som en- stark Wind blaste kunde elden
icke, slackas forran ett helt block af
stadens bast bebygda del blifvit lagor-
mas rof. Forlusten af de uppbrunna
egendomarne, hvaraf endast en- del var
forsAkrad, uppgar till Diver S65, 5000.
F6rharjande pralrle-eldar. Vester
ON Jamestown, N. D.. rasade fora
veckan en- svar prairieetd, hvilken
astadkom stor skada for herdeman och
farmare. Pa en ranch" blefvo ALA
byggnader jemte hastar lagornas rof.
Det sages, att 900 far blifvit uppbran-
da. Atskilliga farmare hafva f0rlorat
all sin sad. E!dens uppkomst Or Annu
okand. - Under stark storm tisdags
q. d. uppkom 6 mil vester ON Lidger-
wood, N. D., cid graset, som sedan
spred sig och framyick mad hapnals-
vaokande hastighet. fortarande ALT j
dess vag. Eft stort antal farmare hat
va f0rlorat slit hvete och h0, min "a
sina maskiner och sina hus. A 500
jernvAgen hppbrann ,omkring 800 Sill
perts, hvilket forhindrade tngens franz
komst. - Fran Aberdeen, S. D., hafva
ingatt underrattelser ON Ell den NEST
forharjande prairieeld, som nagonsin
der f0rekommit. Elden uppdom un-
der tr0skning nara Ordway och spreds
med vindens hastighet mot s3der. Den
f0rst0rde for minga farmare deras
egendom, hus och hem. Bland Man,
nen pa dem som ,edo skada Or ett
skandinaviskt, William johnson, hvil-
ken f0rlorade slit boningshus, sina ut
hus och AMMAN eaeadom.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-05
Harpers Monthly rlagazine for ok

Harpers Monthly rlagazlne for ok
tober innehaller bland annat en- lang
re, synnerligen intressant artikel al
var ber0mde landsman dr. Sven Hedin
hvilken deri skildrar sina forsknings-
resor Centralasien.
SorgIigt slut. Rev. Thaddeus F.
Freeman, forre kaplanen pa kryssaren
Baltimore, har enligt mandags fran
Nagasaki, Japan, ingangna underrat-
telser begatt sjelfmord derstades &C.
nom att under ett anfall af vansinne,
fororsakadt at sjukdom, hoppa hafvet
fran angaren "Zealandia" Han upp-
togs imam lifvet flytt. men afled sena-
re. Liket kommer att med nasta ocean
angare sandals till F6renta Staterna
for att har begrafvas.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-05
WisC0nsin.-nyheter.

Till help for de manga oiycklige,
hvilka genom elden f0rlorat egendom,
hus och hem, ptgar inom staten en- in.
samling. Ofverste VIM j. Boyle Mil
waukee har af Ruvernoren b.ifvit ut
namd att leda delta valgorenhetsarbe-
to, sd att gafvorna pa cit ratt och sy.
stematiskt satt bade mottagas och ut
delas.
Republikansk valsedel. Vid repub-
likanernas countykonvent. hallet i
Grantsburg den l dennes, blefvo fol-
jande embetsman nominera1e: county
clerk Frank Frolander. kass0r Thomas
Tollefson, sheriff And. A. Peterson,
clerk of court e. M. Stewart, coroner
Frank &, Dahlberg, attorney D. r.
Groves, surveyor And. Dahlstrom och
skolsuperintendent Aug. j. Myrland.
F6rfarIiga skogseldar rasade f0rli-,
den vecha Barron, Dunn och Chippe.
wa counties. Elden framgick med oe-
motstandlig kraft och hastighet, for
harjande on ofantlig mangd af skog. -
48 farmares hem mellan G!enwood och
Chippewa Falls formulas hafva blifvit
f6rst0rda med mycken boskap, sad och
annat. August Petersons nara
Estella, boningshus, uthus boskap och
maskineri blefvo lagornas rof. Han
hade ingen Misunderstanding F6rtvif-
lad 6fver f6rlusten rusade han in den
brinnande skogen, men raddades med
stor fara for lifvet af sin aldste son. -
Under f0rs0k att radda slit hem undan
lagorna blef mrs John Correson mar
heten af Stanley, Chippewa CO., ofver-
valdigad af hettan och r0ken, brand
till d6ds. Hennes iva barn, hvilka for
sokte radda henne, blefvo ock lila
branda. - Genom cid, som troligen
harleddes af skogselden, f0rst0rdes i
torsdags en- stor del af staden Cumber-
land, Skadan beraknas till inemot
$4,000. Omkring 25 familjer aro be-
r6fvade sina hem. Fem barn f6rmales
hafva omkommit elden. Som bland
de f6rst0rda byggnaderna var ett sag
verk, hafva nara 100 man fOrlorat ar
bette. For The Northwestern Lum-
Der Go. Eau Clair har ofvanfor Stan
ley uppbrunnit omkring 100000 fot
s>immer. = Senast inkomna UNDER
rattelser fran de af skogselden forhar-
jade distrikten uppgifva att ett ansen-
ligt antal af menniskor omkommit. l
Rice Lake ensamt uppgifves de oni-.
komnes antal till 100 Atskilliga for.
branda lik hafva redan patrdfats.
Bland d6da namnes tvenne farmare,
nemligen. Nels Nelson7och Peter Olson,
den forre boende nara Rice Lake och
den senare nara Barron.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-05
Gustavus Adolphus College.

F6rliden l0rdags alton h6ll skolans
misunderstanding slit forsta mote for
denna termin, Denna gang behandla-
des fragan. r6rande missionsverksan-
heten pa Fllippinerna. J. T. Ahlstrom
lemnade en- geograflsk beskrifning pa
namda ogrupp; J.. E. Oslund tecknade
den katolska kyrkans missionsverk-
samhet derstades; derpa foljde diskus
sion Diver amn6t: "Beslntadt, att det
Or Forenta Staternas pligt att bibehal-
la den er6frade spanska besittningen,
pa dot att den mi blifva 6ppen for en-
Sam missionsverksamhet Ledarne !
diskussionen voro: 81. L. Quist, G. 3.
Lantz, Carl Kraft. \. P. Stofberg, V. N.
Peterson och G. H. Mattson.
De studerandes bibelklass, som mo-
ter hvarje sondags morgon klockan
half nio, star under DIR j. P. Uhlers's
ledning. Under denna termin genom-
gas Johannes -f0rsta epistel. Klassen
rAknar 6fver femtio medlemmar.
De iterara foreningarna visa afven
denna termin lifiig verksamhet. Bada
Literara cirkeln skolans kapell och
Filomatiska sallskapet auditorium.
Helt nyligen hade hvardera en- trefiig
misunderstanding, arrangerad sar-
skildt for de nykomna studerandenas,
rakning,
DR. G. A. Swensson fran Lindsborg,
Kansas, gjorde var skola en- kort men
kar pahelsning under sin genomresa
till ungdomsm0tet st. Paul slit
tai till de studerande vid morgonbo-
nen framholl dr. Swensson atskilliga
lardomar, som vi kunna hemta fran
den store Gustaf Adolfs lif och verk-
samhet. Eft hjertligt tack for besoket!
Kapten J. A. Lundeen, som med an
ledning af sin faders Jonas P. Lun-
deems franfalle hitkommit till st. Pc
ter, helsade pa vanner och bekanta in
ON skolans verld. Kapten Lundeen ar
en- af skolans narmaste vanner och har
mer On en- gang handling lagt denna
sin vanskap dagen.
DIR. r. Lagerstrom var fora lordagen
Watertown, ders,han@ afprofvade den
nya> orgeln den svenska f0rsamlin-
gems kyrka.
6 Aeolsharpan. dr. Lagerstroms nya
andliga sangbok, dr. nu fardig. vi han
visa till annonsen pa annat stale i da-
gems hummer.
DIR Wahlstr0m sbes0kte ungdomsm6-
teti ST. Pau. Veckan forut hade han
varit pa besok Clear Lake och Lafay-
ette.. Vt
Under innevarande vecka besoka pa
stor NJ Sandell SAINT doktorerna M.
Wahlstrom och J. p Uhler Minnesota
konferensens mote Chisago City.
Stud Edwin Sundsteh af andra klas-
sen fox for nagra dagar sedan telegra-
fisk underrattelse om sin moders dod.
Han hegaf sig omedelbart till slit hem.
Kamrater och larare deltaga med ho-
nom pa det innerligaste hans djupa
sorg.
Fr0ken Anna Anderson fran Maple
Plain, A. E. Ahlstrom fran statsuni-
versitetet, froknarna Rhode Peterson.
Emma Swensson och Anna Ahlstrom
harifran staden voro bland fora vec
kans bes0kare.
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Allmdnna nyheter.

SvlnkoIera har en- It'd rasat Platte
county, Nebr., och fororsakat manga
farmare kanbara forluster.
AT hjertsjukdom afled f. v. postma=
staren Henningford, Nebr., var lands
man G.. j. johnson. Den af1idne var en-
helt ung man och ogift.
Som guvern6rskandidat uppsatte
republikanerna i New York 0fverste
Theodore Roosevelt vid slit forliden
vecka Saratoga afhallna statskonvent.
Vice guvern0ren for Nordvest-terri-
torierna Canada, M. G. Cameron, af-
led f0rliden yecka slit gamla hem i
Ontario der han en- It'd vistats for var
dande af sin helsa.
Mar samvetet vaknar. Finansmini-
stern j Washington mottog nyligen ett
j Topeka Kans., afstampladt bref, in
nehallande $500, som afsandaren, hvil-
ken Or obekant, sager sig ha bekommit
pa orAttmatigt satt.
DemOkraferna New York ha till GU
vernon nominerat Augustus Van Wyck,
en- broder till staden New Yorks borg
mastare, domare Van Wyck. Demo-
kratiska partiets hallning silfverfra-
gan, sasom den framstalts Chicago
platformen, vAgrade konventet att an
taga.
En- ny stadsstyrelse har brigadge-
neral Wood gifvit invanarne Santa
go de Cuba. FORE generaladvokaten
i Texas, major McCleary, hvilken ar
fnilt maktig det spanska spraket, har
1tnamts till borgmastare och manga
spanska tjensteman ha afskedats och
ersatts med cubaner. De senare ha
tillsatts af en- af infiytelserika cubaner
bestaende komit6 och w. sager sig ha
anledning hoppas, att de skola visa sig
vara CODA, dugliga tjensteman.
Soldatens sista bon. Denver, Colo,
afed T. v. soldaten Frank Ficks vid
Forenta Staternas Sjunde infanterire-
gemente af tyfusfeber, hvari han in.
sjuknat Santiago de Cuba. Fore slit
slut forklarade soldaten, det sjukdo
mems farliga vandning berodde pa da-
lig ward och lakarebehandling, och
hans bitterhet mot arm6forvaltningen
varSsa stor. att han som en- sista bon
framstalde den beaAran. att han utan
sin uniform matte laggas till 70 graf
ven.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-08-23
FOR
A FEW
DAYS MORE
At THE OLD QUEEN Street STORE.

These goods must be
closed, out within the
next few days and we
feel confident that the
prices attached, with
quality considered, will
do the work.
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SHIPS COMING ANDGO|NG
BUSY SCENES IN THE HARBOE
TODAY.
Quick Trip of the S. c. Allen-Big
Deck Load of the Endeavor-Taco-
mas Passengers Ashore.

The harbor was a lively place to-
day. Three deep sea vessels arrived !:
the Mohican departed i'm the morning
in preparation for her important mis-
sion to Samoa, and the Philadelphia
for Hilo. The schooner Robert Lew
ers sailed for Port Towsend. and
there was the usual movements of Is
land craft.
Among the arrivals was the bark
5. c. Allen. Johnson. from San Fran
cisco, completing the remarkably
quick trip for this season of the year
of less than eleven days. The schoon-
er Endeavor, McAllep, arrived from
Port Townsend with one of the big
gest deck loads of lumber. it is said.
that ever came into this port. She is
not large schooner, but she brought
1872, 900 feet of. lumber. 1t was piled
high up on the deck, being made fast
by a large number of chains that
passed entirely around the deck load.
y attracted great deal of attention
on the water front.
The S. C.. Allen brought ten passen-
gers, most of whom are tourists, but
some of whom expect to go into bust
ness here.
The Eliza Miller, Christensen. came
in early with about 100 tons of gen
eral merchandise for this port and a
quantity in transit for Tanning and
Washington islands.
The Reaper expects to sail in bal
last tomorrow for Port Angelus.
The c. F. Sargen is discharging
coal at the Pacific Mail wharf, and the
Kate Davenport at the coal wharf.
The horses and mules from the Ia
coma were all ashore by o'clock this
morning, the work of getting them to
the wharf having gone on all night.
Close to the wharf there is so little
breeze that the quarters for the ami
mails become stiffling, and Lieutenant
Cameron determined to get them on
shore and into the Dowsett pasture as
soon as possible. The native carga-
| dores soon got the knack of handling
the box in which the animals were
hoisted over the side and the mules
were unloaded at the rate of twenty
an hour
Lieutenant Cameron will organize a
camp for his men near where the an
imals are pastured, but he hasn't vet
thought of a name for the camp. As
| soon as the camp is established. the
Tacoma will be given as perfect and
thorough cleaning as is within the
possibilities of the hose. the scrubbing
brush, holystone and soap. The wharf
is so crowded just at present that it
will probably be necessary to take
the Tacoma out into the stream.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-08-23
THERE is NO DEATH.

There is no death! The stars go
down
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright in heavens ieweled crown
They shine forevermore.
There is no death! The dust we tread
Shall change beneath the summer
showers,
To golden grain or mellowed fruit,
Or rainbow tinted flowers.
The granite rocks disorganize,
And feed the hungry moss they
bear;
The forest leaves drink daily life
From out the viewless air.
There is no death! The leaves may
fall,
And flowers may fade and pass
away;
They only wait, through wintry
hours,
The coming of the May.
There is no death! An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent
tread;
| He bears our best loved things away;
And then we call them dead"
He leaves our hearts all desolate,
He plucks our fairest, sweetest flow
ers;
Transplated into bliss they now
| Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird like voice, whose joyous
tones,
Made glad these scenes of sin and
strife,
Sings now an everlasting song,
Around the tree of life.
| Where'er he sees smile too bright,
Or heart too pure for faint and vice,
He bears it to that world of light,
To dwell in Paradise.
Born unto that undying life,
They leave us but to come again;
With JOY we welcome them the same,
Except their sin and pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless universe
Is life-there are no dead.
Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton.