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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-16

Madison. Feb. 13-The anti-pass
matter came up in the senate in the
form Of a report from the judiciary
committee recommending that the for
fixture OF Office clause be not adopted.
Senator bennett requested some mem
bers on the judiciary committee 10 ez-
plain why that clause should not be
adopted. Senator Lamoreux made a
defense, declaring that 1t would net Ire
according to precedent or good form
to place penalty in the constitution,
which should be a declaration Of pria,-
ciples, he said. not penal code He
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-16

Madison, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature
will reconvene this evening. Just after
the session was over Friday news was
circulated of the death of Albert Woy-
ciechowski, Milwaukee member and
the only Pole in the legislature. He
died in this city Friday of pneumonia,
making the second legislative death Of
the session, the first being that of VIM.
Hughes of Waushara. Special elec-
lions will be held to fill the vacancies,
In the senate bills We're introduced:
when ROAD is not over one mile long
it shall if most convenient be laid out
on section or quarter-section lines and
shall also be most convenient to prop
erty if same is improved; by Senator
Riordan, providing penalty for en-
tering standing grain or deer park or
game preserve with dog or firearms
without consent of owner; by Senator
Martin, increasing the appropriations
for teachers institutes from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually; by Senator Devos,
regulating the operation and use Of
emery wheels or emery belts of Ill
kinds in factories or workshops, by
Senator Stout, increasing the state
board of control to seven members ana
providing that two of them shall D.
women.
Bills were introduced in the assem-
bly,:
BY Mr.. Mcleod, continuing for an
other two years the state board OF A
bitration, the appropriation being in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000, the sec
rotary to receive $500 per year and
an assistant $1,000; by Mr.. Frost. ap-
propriating $500 to the State Horticul
tural society to defray the expenses of
it's exhibit at the Omaha exposition;
by Mr. Dengel, amending the law so
that street railway and electric light
companies shall pay an annual license
of per cent on gross receipts under
100000 and per cent. over that
amount double the present rate; by
Mr.. Middleton, limiting the hotel eX-
penses of officers and employees of the
state while travelling on public duty
to 50 per day; by Mr.. Barlow, exempt
ing cities of 1000 or under from the
operation of the present caucus law,
by Mr.. Gilmore, reducing the interest
! on tax sale certificates from Is to ~
per cent. by Mr.. Ella, by request, Civ
ing newspapers $50 instead Of 800 fol
publishing the laws; by Mr. Wheeler
providing that no appeal shall be oils
missed, when made in good faith, on
account of defect in the bail bond; by
Mr.. Holland, permitting county boards
to make the office of register OF deeds
salaried Office. Four bills to amend
the fish and game laws were intro
duced by Mr. Thomas One is 10
shorten the open season for the hunt-
ing OF pheasants, cartridges, grouse
etc, % days, making the open season
from Sept Is to Nov. 20. second
fixes the trout season from April ] to
Aug. Is. A third makes the deer sea-
son to last only 10 days in November
A fourth is to prohibit the shipping OF
deer outside of countries unless accom-
panied by the owner 1t also raises
the resident license fee from 81 TO 81.
Mr.. Dahl's bill for a special commits
sion to investigate the Torrens land
system went to the claims committee
on motion of Mr.. Vandercook.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-16

The twenty-second United States In
fantry sailed for the Philippines from
San Francisco.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-02-16

No news has been heard from the
missing c",nard line steamer PavoR4a,
She carried AZ passengers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10
MAKING HIM WHOLE.

1T takes the glorious old West to do
business" said the man with the alli-
gator grip as he boarded the train at
ST. Paul. I'VE of the East are not in
it a little Bit
Anything to relate?" queried one of
the passengers as he woke up.
Just a few words. l travelled from
New York to Chicago with staving-
looking girl. At Buffalo was gone on
her. AT Detroit We were engaged. AS
we reached Chicago she had set the
date. l returned home, wrote her 800
love letters, and came out here to get
married"
And what?"
"She decided that she would marry
another. She estimated the value of
my time at $500, the worth of my letters
at $500 and my broken heart at 5000,
and drew me a check for a thousand
dollars, and here it is. Gave her a re-
ceipt in full to date, kissed her good
bye, and there you are and here / am.
There's but one way to do business, and
the West knows all about it. Yes,
check for a thousand, and how many
of you gentlemen will smoke a Henry
Clay at my expense?"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

Swinging Horses on stationary base,
also Desks and Blackboards in large
variety. JOS. GRAVES SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10

To the Trade-Our store will be
open after supper from Monday, Dec.
18th, until after the holidays.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Nowi kardynafowie.

Rzym. = Ma posiedzeniu
konsystorzu Papiez zamlano-
wal jedenastu nowych kardy-
na}6w wielu biskupow. Kar-
dynaIami zostali mianowani:
Msgr. J. Francica-Nava
Bontife, papiezki nuncyusz W
W Madrycie; arcybiskup Co.
rycyi, W Austryi; ks. DIR. J..
Missia; arcybiskup W Toulose
we Francyi; }acihski patryar-
cha w konstantynopolu; Ia
cihski patryarcha W Antiochii;
arcybiskup w Turynie; arcy-
Mkup W Ferrara; arcyblskup
w Reggie; msgr. Ciasca, Sc
kretarz Propogandy; msgr.
Trombetta, sekretarz kongre-
gacyi biskupow; msgr. LleVa-
mars.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Trumna d1a Dreyfusa.

Londyn. - Paryski kore-
spondent donosi do "Daily
News: Il Czarciej wyspy
nadszed} do rzadu niezwyk1y
telegram, mianowicie tel tre-
Sci: "Dreyfus wyjecha}. Co
many zrobiG Z trumna przy-
borami do zabalsamowanla?
Trumna by}a zrobiona W
czasie sledztwa Zoli i pos}ana
ma Czarciq wyspe ma rozkaz
prezesa ministr6w Melinea,
poniewaz postanowiono, ze
gdyby Dreyfus mia} umrzef,
to zwloki jego zostana, przy-
wiezione do Francyi, aby
przeciwnicy ME posadzali Rad
O wypuszczenie Dreyfusa, jak
sic to swego czasu stafo mar
sza}kiem Bazaine.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
z rzypadkowe odkrycie.

s It. Paul, MINI. - Jose
He randa, mexykahski owcarz
u b raci Mcleod odkryF w pa
g6r kach Sweet Grass, 20 mil
ma po}noq Cd Columbus Mont
przy ypadL owo wielka grote,
.kt6 rel we jscie bylo zas}oniete
gest tymi krzewami. Grota ia
70 stop d}uga, 35 stop szero-
ka, 10 stop wysoka jest Po
czeS Sci wykuta W skale. W
sro dku grotu leza}o 5 szkiele--
tow ludzkich, 7-7H stopy
dIug gich. Try noze widocznie
ha artowanej miedzi zroblone
i DIV va ka mienne m}otki, ma
czy nia g ranitowe i gliniane
sko rupy znajdowa}y sic takze
W grocie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
PrZesilenie ministeryalne
we Francyi.

Paryz. - Wczoraj ma VIE
czor og4osi} senator Waldeck
Rousseau, ze ME podejmuje
sic utworzenia gabinetu, a to
najwiecej Z tego powodu' re
dotychczasowy minister wojny
Krantz odrzucif oharowana
mu teke ministra robot publ.
uwazajac to stanowisko "a da-
leko nizsze, niz poprzednle.
Poincare i Guillaine postano-
will, "a warunek wejscla
Krantza do ministeryum, wlec
i oni odmowili.
Nieudanie sic zamiaru Sc
natora Waldeck Rousseau
wytworzy3o sytuacya bardzo
niebezpieczna dla Francyi:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Il poi. Afryki.

Pretoria (TransvaaD -
Volksraad (parlament) posta-
nowil przyjat propozycye pre-
zydenta Krueger'a co do row.
nouprawnienia cudzoziemcow
i podac takowe pod glosy lu-
du, MIN zostana przeprowa-
dzone.
Prezydent Krueger dzieku-
iqc Volksraad owl, mowi}: "W
tych burzliwych czasach ME
wiemy, co sic moze wyda-
rzyc".
Anglia ME zrobila najmniej-
szego nawet ustepstwa, a on
.tez ME moze uczynit dalszych
ustepstw. Przypomnia}Volks-
raad'owi, ze Bog zawsze
wspiera} Boerow. Wojny, do
dal, ME zadam, lecz dalszych
ustepstw tez ME uczynie.
Kohczac pozwal wszystkich
ma swiadk6w, ze chociaz raz
utracili niepodleglost, to Bog
|ia. i'm zn6w zWrocil.,: :: :..::
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
w 1odziach prZez mOrze.

Atlantic City, N. ]: - Ka-
pit an Vim. A. Andrews, wy
jechaI W niedziele po po}ud-
nil }odzia do Europy. Chce
on sic "a trzynat ma wyspach
AID orskich /, ably sic zaopatrzyf
W $wieze zapasy a potem ru-
szyt do Europy. LODI jego
jest 30 stop d}uga, 5 stop sze-
rok a a % Gale g}eboka.
Gloucester, Mass. - Ho-
wa i'd Bla ckburn wyjecha} do
Eur ropy W niedziele po po}u-,
dni u. lod7ia, wazaca 4 tony.
Zab bral on zywnosci ma 80 dnl
i pqjedzie do Anglii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
4 konferencyi pokojowcj.

Londyn.- Poniewaz cesarz
Wilhelm sprzeciwia sic .usta-
nowicniu sadu arbitracyjnego
majacego roztrzygat kwestye
sporne miedzy narodami wlec
hr. Muenster przewodniczqcy
niemieckiej delegacyi wysEaf
dra lorna do Berlina.
Cesarz Wilhelm przyjl.o-
wal W audyencyi dra lorna i
Fred Hollsa, czlonka amery-
kanskiej delegacyi. Hollis po-
jechal z Zornem, ably cesarzo-
wi objasnic niektore punkta
propozycyi Stanow Zjedno-
czonych co do sadu arbitra-
cyjnego. Jezeli cesarz Will
helm ME przystanie ma utwo-
r1enie sadu arbitracyjnego, to
konferencya przyjmie propo-
zycye co do sadu arbitracyj-
nego bez niego a p6zniej "a
prosi 60 do podpisania ugo-
dy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Dreyfus w drOdze.

Brest. - w sobote przybe-
die krazownik ''Sfax' do tu-
tejszego portu. Wyjedzie mu
naprzeciw torpedowiec, ktory
przewiezie kapitana Dreyfusa
ma lad staly. Przewiezienie
Dreyfusa nastqpi w nocy. Po-
spiesznym pociagiem zostanie
dotychczasowy Jeniec Czar-
ciej wyspy przewieziony do
Rennes, gdzie odbedzie sic
niezwlocznie. nowy jego pro-
CeS,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
WlddOInOSGl kr0jOW6.
w kwestyi Filipinskiej.

Washington. Ma ostatniei
radzie gablnetowej byli ME
kt6rzy ministrowie "a tenn, a
zeby wyslat niezwlocznie ma
Filipiny 100, 900 wojska. Mi
mister marynarki sprzeciwia]
sic dalszemu prowadzeniu ME
ludzkiej wojny i przedstawi]
dowody, re Z naszych okret6w
wojennych strzelano do Fill
pinczykow, zebranych ma
brzegu, pomimo, re ci zacho-
wywali sic ezupe}nie spokojnie.
Zabijano kobiety i dzieci, nj
szczono majatki prywatne ME
potrzebnie. I miast znajduja-
cych sic. pod opieka" wojsk
amerykahskich, znosili mary
narze ma okrety wojenne for
tepiany i skrzynie Z r6znymi
zrabowanymi przedmiotami.
Prezydent Mckinley okaza}
zdziwienie, re wojsko Filipih-
czyk6w w coraz wiekszej sile
ukazuje sic ma froncie naszych
linij, zabiera miasta przez A
merykanow zdobyte stacza
coraz zacietsze bitwy, pomi-
mo, ze general Otis donosi}
juz tyle razy O zupe}nym po-
gromie band Aguinalda.
Wydano rozkaz genera1oWl
Shafter, komendantowi W
San Francisco, azeby przy-
sposobi} jak najpredzej okre-
ty Pennsylvania, Zelandia,
Sheridan Valencia do zabra-
MIA ma pokEady swiezych wojsk
i swiezych zapasow amunlcyl.
Admira}owi Watson pos}ano
rozkaz, azeby nj c pozwala{
cudzoziemskim okretom do
wozit Aguinaldowi zapas6w
broni.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21

3D. qleskaw G6rah, Milwaukee;
Jan Hanes, Lincoln, Neb.
Fir ederick Hillenbrand, Mil
wa ukee; Henry Kaufman,
Detroit; Bernard Kettmann,
CIR and R apids; Nicolas Kief-
fer, r, La Crosse; James Nc
Gihnity, Milwaukee; Jan
OF to, Ch hicago; Edward Schie-
fen, Milwaukee,; Jan Schram,
Chi icago; Bernard. Traubt,
Mi lwaukee; Pawet Wa1ssaaOa,
Du buque.
Poprzednio zostali wyswie-
cer Ii ks. F. Louen i J6sJ B61-
ka, obaj z Fort Wayne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
POsi4kf dla Otisa.

San Francisco, Cal. - O.
kol b 1000 zo}nierzy wyjedzle
W c iagu ! Biezacego tygodnla z
San Fran cisco do Manili. O.
kre I "Zf f1andia'' wyjedzie W
czwartek z 4 kompaniami "a
pull ku pie choty; okret "Penn
sy1V Vania" w sobote re szta-
ben n i 8 kompaniami "a lub
2s, puIku piechoty; "Sheri-
dan " takze W sobote dwoma
szw adronami 4 pu}ku. konnicy
2 kompaniami IA pu}ku pie
chq ty, k9 9rpusem sygna}owym
i r ekrut4 4mi; ''Valencia". W
W hiedzi ele I 8 kompaniaml
25 Iub "A pulku piechoty.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Straszne Odkrycie.

Iontain City, Wis. = Ma
bag gnie, dwie mile ku po@u-
dni owl cd miasta znalezlono
nag lie zwloki bez glowy. Mi
mo starannych poczuklwa1
ME MONA by}o znalezt .g}owy
ami ubior u, tax ze niema sla-
d6iF maj mniejszych, kimby
mo 81 by6 zamordowany. Po-
licy a dor ozumiewa sic zbrodnl
i d9klada wszelkich stararl do
wy$ledzenia jej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Rozbrojenie ME przyjdzle
do Skutku.

Kolonia - "Kolohska Ga
zeta" donosi o zupe}nem fla
SEQ" komisyi rozbrojenia ma
konferencyi pokojowej W Ha-
DE. Powiada, ze wprawdzle
niektore warunkizosta}y przez
komisye przyjete r6wnoscla
g}osow, powiada jednakze, ze
takowe zostana odrzucone ma
sesyi plenarnej I'll. ma sesyi
wszystkich cz]onk6w konfe-
rencyi pokojoweD,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
POlak aresZtOWany.

Kenosha, Wis. - Robert
Majewski, byly asystent ka-
syera W Penoyer Sanitorium
zosta1 aresztowany "a kra-
dziez. ByI on do ubieg}ej So
boty kasyerem, a zrezygno-
wawszy, mial W niedziele wy
iechat do Milwaukee, ale go
aresztowano. Niejaka Marion
Brunell oskarzy}a 60 o VIA
mamie sic do jej pokoju / kra-
dziez bizuteryi wartoscl pre-
sz}o 500. w posiadaniu Ma
jeskiego znaleziono kradziez
oddano 60 pred sad okrego-
wy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Katastrofa w kOpalni.

Halifax. - Telegram Z
Mort Sydney, Cape Breton,
donosi, ze W kopalni Caledo-
MIA nastqpi} wybuch gaz6w,
przyczem jedenastu gornlkow
straciIo zycie. w kopalnl
znajdowalo sic w tym czasle
okolo 60 gornik6w, lecz zdo-
Iano wszystkich Z wyjatklem
II wyratowac.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Zbroienia w Transvaalu.

Londyn.-- "St. James Ca
zette" twierdzi, ze wiarogo-
dnego zr6d}a dosta}a plan wo-
jenny genera}a Joubert, ko-
mendanta Burow W Transva-
alu W razie wojny Anglia.
WedIug plAnu, Joubert bedzie
mla} 20, 900 ludzi uzbrojonych
W karabiny Mausera; dalej 46
armat 10, 900 artylerzyst6w,
kt6rzy sluzyli przewaznle W
niemieckiej holenderskiej ar
mil. Ma czele tych wojsk i po-
sifk6w majacych przybyt Z re-
publiki Oranje, general Jou-
bert zaraz po wypowiedzeniu
WO]ny ude1Zy Lid 1AilSllNo"
uda sic do miasta Kimberly,
kt6re spodziewa sic Z {atwo-
ST. zdobyt. R6wnoczesnle
r..9s}a bye zburzone niekt6re
linie kolejowe, ably Anglicy
ME mogli przesy}at wojsk. L
Kimberly Joubert ma masze-
rowac do Capetown, ktore
spodziewa sic zdobyt W diva
tygodnie :po wypowlredzen'l'' r5,' '7'
wojny.> : -.,... !. Il. :. i. =. ..... 1. y. ):
- =" =. 49,. ~ -.S,N' o. =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Zabity W tabryce.

Milwaukee, Wis. - Win
centy Miszewski, rqbotnik W
fabryce Illinois Ste el CO. W
Bay View, zostal izasypany
kupq rudy zelaznej ma smiert
zaduszony. Nieszczesliwy mia}
lat 4S; pozostawia zrozPaczo-
ma wdowe i szescioro dzieci,
zam. pm. 1927 N. Water str.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
POdwYzsZa place:

Pittsburg, Pa. - w zacho-
dniej czesci Pennsylvania i W
Ohio zostana we fabrykach
zelaza i stall, I dniem 1 Lipca
podniesione place robotnikow
O Is procent. Taxa uchwafa
zapad]a ma konwencyi wlasci-
cieli fabryk.. Liczba robotni-
k6w, kt6ra skorzysta Z tel u
chwaly, wynosi 25, 900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Swiecenia kapianskie W St. Fran
els, Wis.

Ubieglej niedzieli arcybi-
skup Milwaucki Katzer doko-
nah swiecenia 10 kandydatow
do stanu Kap}ahskiego.
Alfons Bertele, Detroit;
IAN Blechaeg, Milwa aukee;
George Eisenbacher, Chica-
60; Peter Gersbach, ! Mliilwau:
.kee;;, ,RawSt. G6r;a, Milwaukee V i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
WIddOInOSCi zdgrdnlGzn6
Trzydziestu ludzi utone4O.

Szczecin. - Niedaleko Zu-
ellchow ma Pomorzu zderzyfy
sic ma Odrze parowce Blue,
cher i Poelitz. Wskutek tel
kolizyi poszedE Bluecher ma
dino a nim trzydziestu pod
r6znych. Dziesieciu zdo}ano
uratOWaC.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21
Polar w Omaha.

Omaha, Neb. - w Me
dzi ele rychlo rano wybuch}
-pozar. w hurtownym skladzie
gr1sernic czym firmy Allen
Br os., W yrzadzajac szkode ma
.115, 900. Szkoda jest ubez-
pie czenid m pokfyta. -. J.: III.
-. r Is e1aor 4 e. '!:t:t 8.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21

.Uczcie dzieci ..po polsklut.I- u. /.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-06-21

sezytaieie 'Feleg e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-08
isoNinE tNenins.

\ large crgHd 90 the spoTsinE fra
'"rniiy Eashssed a. issax nraach lnst
"NeninE o. Uiinrss shc ssarrlnE eshi-
hiiion hsSwoen Martha Deanv. cham
pi"n liEhiWriEht uf Australia. ard
AlrN- uaason. uhD arrived 10y the
Shcrman- Previous te the eteni sc The
"ScainE shrse werr a cDuple &C -four
round rreiiminarios hssW-cn some %
Dcnnys pupiiss Somr Eoed Nurk Mas
shoun. nad she brasns 90 The inSsrno-
iton thry had rec~svei Waa apaarcni.
The siN-round so hcsWecn Deany And
Hansua was she feature. however. and
called forth unnrh applause. The Hat
'cr greatly "uiHciEhod D~nny. hut ~ss
n" match Soc his urponenf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-08

to take charge OF the rlss.;s;lon %,
Tuesday next.
Mr.. McStocker has had no expert
ence as a plantation manager. but has
a high reputation for organizing and
executive ability in handling men to
advantage. and as a crisp business
man.
The olaa directors feel that the en-
terprise is so large that these quail
ties are of the greatest value. and that
in Mr.. McStocker they are combined
ia an unusual degree.
Mr.. Peter Macrae. for number OF
years head luna at Pahala. and now
head luna with the Hilo Sugar Com
pany under John Scott. will be head
luna at Olaa. He is one OF the best
PRACTICAL sugar growers In the country.
Mr.. Clay. deputy collector OF Gus
toms, has accepted the appointment as
bookkeeper of the Olaa Company. Mr..
Clay has had experience as bookkcep-
er and assistant manager on several
plantations, and is recognized as a
keen business man and a quick and ac-
Curate accountant.
Mr.. McStocker first came into prom
inence in Hawaii as one OF the organ
izers of the Reform party in 1887. He
took a leading part in the annexation
movement OF 1898: was a member us
the executive committee OF the An
neXation Club, and was the main or
Sanizer and commander OF the Citi-
zens' Guard. He was appointed dspU-
" collector OF customs under James
b. Castle. and succeeded Mr.. Castle
upon the latter's resignation a year
ago.
Under Mr.. McStocker the orsauizl-
tion and efficiency OF the custom huus,
has been brought TO a higher standard
than it ever before held.
The three gentlemen named above
make a strong executive combination.
which Will push matters at Olaa with
all the force that practical kuowled=s
and business ability can briug to bear.
With the backing OF such a strong.
progressive agency as Alexander &
Baldwin. and all the money necessary
to develop * 20 the limit. I'm the mos.
up-to-date approved manner. the fG-
ture Of O!aa is a brilliant one.
The appointment OF Nrr. McStorEe-
to the management Of Olaa was the
subject of discussion amongst rro's-
ers and stockholders in the plantation
at various places yesterday. Dr. was
across the table at the meet.
ing of the Honolulu Exchange iu the
The opinion expressed every
where was that the vast enterprise
had been placed in safe and competent
hands and that the organization OF
the work force as indicated by the
three names given would materially
strengthen public confidence in the
There are many IN bus
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k.wainhan t.i.-.n.

The closing exercises 90 .Ic Klwaia-
han Seminary we're held in the
church las, evening. The attend
ance was large. tb. building being
crowded with people. The program
was extremely we'll rendered. and each
number was heartily app'arEeI. Q.
was as follows
Prayer ..............Rry. 3. Timpssb
Presentation of B1nurg...............
.................. Rev. :. H. pcsha.
Quartettc. For Christ and the
Church OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss =. Preston. Miss G. Hall q g.
Wood. e \. E:ist1a.
Remarks 10y the President. .........
Address. Sowing and R-1p.uE ....
.................B Rev. J. M I.EieIs"
Chain 90 pr1yer....................
Address. "Jueoasri1gs Gutiur1e.
--.............. Rev. ". N. EiuraiI
lI.zTlh Bsusdio.iun ..............-.
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iacss circles and various organizations
here who will be- sorry tn see Nr. Ni,-
Stpckcr leaving the city.
On the waterfront aIl uf the dsy
everybody vas talking about the de-
IEirturc of Frank" Every man who
hrs anything to do with shipping i'm
porting or the customs considers the
r'ttTing collector general q personal
friend and feels the loss that his res
tgnation involves. u was the general
comment that IL would bc hard to r.
place man who had given such sat
isfactiou tn the administration of the
u'iiCe and who had 50 successfully
handled the large force under him.
Mr.. Damon. Minister of Finance. said
hc was extremely ETicvcd Ten los.
Messrs. MCStoCkcr and Clay. that they
had been cmincutly adept in their of
fees. Mr.. MCStockCr. said the Minis
ter. had made n study of customs reg
uhtions and was thoroughly familiar
With the laws and usaEcs here as well
as the statutes and regulations uf th.
L United States and other countries ship
ping to- Hawaii. Il regret that they
are leaving" said Mr.. Damon. but !
am glad Ten know that they have re-
Ceived such fiattcrinE offers and will
better themselves" The Minister uf
Finance said that he would take up
this morning the matter of selection of
Successors tn McsSrs. MCStoCkcr and
Clay and would have the places filled
50 soon as possible. Mr.. Damon said
u had been his policy so long as hc
had been connected with the Govern
ment to- promote worthy ar qualified
men and that he had found the plan
to work well. II Is believed that the
Minister will. IL possible. Chous. for
the places from the ranks of men al
ready holding Government positions of
some sort. There may bc n number ~
chpnscs i'm ofiiCe-holdiuE circles
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RAPID TRANSIT CARS.

By the Nippon Maru. on sat
UTday next. orders will Eo for
ward for thirty-tivc motor ears
and three SUO-Ktiowatt gcu-r-
gtOrs. Each car will - equipped
with two 35-horsc power motors
Fnd two No. In X. controllers.
Both motors and generators
~ - manufactured bv th~
Westinghouse Electric a Mau-
uiaCtuTinE Co. and will be the
best that money can buy.
The ears have bCcu especially
designed to- suit the require
ments of this climate. They
will be large. comfortably seat
Cd. and can he converted from
open to perfectly watcr-iiEht
ears in less than half n minute.
Each will have n vCstibuic.
which can bc opened or closed
as necessity may demand.