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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06

they were met by . violent q, r. mi
tion, evidently organized and dtrsn I'll
against the president. There gas .
Storm of hoots, yslls and Id&as II
ssPsnama, = "A bas Loubst, 2 ana .Vivs
liaenss." !" AsfSw shouts q ~ Iy9L Lo' Y
bSttp ws1s drowned II the clan,oes X
During the sscond dsfnos dex lag III
l1ence o1d ~ = 6adt ~
sootod bya ecn1aitt M th Leoa ,
of Fstriots, collected with { aeir snt.
porters before and behind tbs presidtk
tial stand, around which 8 fc rmidaSHe He
anray proceeded. During Il . gr4 q
steeplschase many blows We re strut4k
ssvsssl Pslisss.sa We're IA srsd y
ii their sendeavors to prevent in idvst-
ion Of the presidential stand. At tle
crisis Of the excitement, while iihoutQ II
'sVive rarmss, }" Vive Dsroule le" -, -
heard on Ill sides. Count C ,rist& Z .o
rushed toward the president, randi !.
ing . stick and directedsa blow at BIZ, \,
striking his hat. The crowd rushed
upon Christiano, who only est apedNf
we're handling by being taken nder / y
lice protection. @ Z
President Loubet remained all fIt5
while quite unmoved, taking in the DIS
order, while the members or lis mi, T.
tary household were defendi, Ig hi "
against violence. Finally afte { may
arrests had been made the p eject ~
police ordered the Republican Guar ts
to surround the presidential sta I'd. e Ae
principal leaders Of the demon strait VI,
were NJ. Joseph Lasies, anti-Ser lite u Id
National deputy for 4iers, and NJ. r r.
min Faure. anti.Semite and ltationhl
deputy for Oran, Algeria. A #
s...s II. Special Cabinet Council
was summoned at 8 in the ew ming to
consider the situation and i'm portaht
measures were concocted to be abm w.
ted to the president and council for ha
preservation Of order. The m tnist rs
who were in session until II o'cloHk
maintain strict reserve as to the natr re
of these measures, bnt semi ofic al
note has been issued which says
1.-The government will act v itb I h6
greatest energy and win impose resp let
for the president aud Tor the stat s."s
Altogether sbont $50 arrest " he
made. one being that OF n. Dau eset ke,;
deputy mayor Of Armentieries IN.
monstrations and counter dem onst faT
tons were made until n. Lonl ct lift
the race course at 4;30 p. M, the arri ksl
Of his carriage being the signal ( r
A IaAessgsbablo Tvnule, IA
The mounted guards with di Hculty
opened 9 passage through the :rosFd,'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Fine Toilet Soap
at Little Prices.

There is a very fine lot 81
soap here today. Among the
brands are Dairy Maid soap, 8
cakes ina box, worth Csc at 12c.
Butter Of Almonds and Roses,
worth 25c, at 12c. IN
American Beauty Comple xion
soap, 25c a box. .
Doctor w oolrich's Sanitary
soap, 25c a box. B. 4. ..s N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
The Separate Skirts.

There is only one other ar
ticle, (and that is the shirt
waist. that has taken such a
permanent place ID the affec-
'tions of the ordinary woman.
They are here, and their values
are up to $1.25; our prices are
35, As, so and 75c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
One Blow Struck ats Him but
HIS Personal Guard Man-
agss to Protect Il I'm.
OVER 4 HUNDRED ARRESTS
Most Of the Prisoners Ppomi-
nent. Representing Bset
Families in Fran 6
Special Cabinet Meeting Held
to Discuss Measur g. ~
Preserve Order.

PARIS, June 5.-Presidens Loubet
accompanied. by the premi ., n. Du.
puy, and the chief Of the military
household, General McBaill ,nd, drove
to the Auteuil races, closely tollC 7ed
BY Mime. Loubet in seconl landau
AA they drove along the A yenns des
Champ s-Elysees the crowd bowed re,
5spectfnlly, but on arriving 81 Anteui
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
The Haml1lo ock Season.

What is more refreshing after
"a hard days work than a nice
swing in the hammock on the
cool side of the house. X &s
III We have all kinds Of ham
mocks at all these prices: $1.00,
:1.1O, 4. AS, 1.95, 2..25 and 2.50.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Disastrous Storm In Kansas

KANSAS City, June 5.-Two people
were killed and two others were injured
in fierce storm genewl throughout
Kansas. A deluge Of rain, amounting
to nearly four inches, was followed by
4 wind storm approaching the propor-
tions Of tornado. .N' -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Lace Cur tain Hints.

'T['hl1s 4 70 rs q 9 |, mlOst
i'm ]; p q ! / a ! mt !: !:
,pi of [ ] ] ]. ] news !! !, v J |;
a; / | ! ( I q e ii
straight !. to la, (:
dies 7, VIII ] are !:
III a rtsil !: & v 1 !, 4 \ ; 4 |: !
ab,' J out ] I heir |: !: !
! lacI:;el: Curtains, ] i ! J,
but hot ave:rl:se
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
LSOTHEo o6I2 oNo. ..

q cJl lmbus. 8; Minneapolis, - a
oAt Indianapolis, s; Kansas City,
E,nAt Buffalo II; staPaul, ID q
4 ~ k,on Of Clu ST. Paul $50, Mi.
llkee .64S, 1Rpheapolia >MS, Columbus
.6l8, .Retroit 80, Indiana oils .4sb, But.
falo .40B, Kansas City :a12. = #.
- ,ya., ,~4 FAs'~aal, League. #.&
AT New Yo.k, .S; J1ouisvillee2" III
- Positlon Of Ciuba- -Brookly u .7SS, Bos.v
ton .as6, St, Louis $40, Chicago .693,
ehilai| |elp lphid 1915, Baltimore .5e1, Cincin-
rlatt 06S8n Pittsburg .aSd, New York .416
IShi6gilN0 $40. Washington $40, Glove
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06

DWATEELoo, Ia., Ju.ls- g. About 8
O'clock starunpf wind &E4 rain swept
Over Northe kSyefn lowe, & Hrihg sec.
tio1D Dpf the state nearly - ,sifes wi l.
and Extending from Cedar Kar'Ss to the
northern part Of the state. 7hsstorm
was a straight blow, NOT in the nature
OF q tornado. Telegraph and tsleA k2ae
wires are prostraEed.. r.. - ,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
MINOR ITEMS q INTEREST
keUposer Johann stsrus', The waits

E40poser ssa Johann sf1eu''' ehe waits
/, Sem OCaEvslV, formally; Spanish
minister Of foreign affair Is deadA
4 Massachusetts aapgreA1llap have de-
'eiaedlp support Hehasrson9 9o7npeaker..
Sf. W. II P. Fannce haS bsen
'Jlecssd presi e9nt of BroYn university.
1sapgressmano Bland Missouri il
" ply i'll and his friends are cousid.
srabl sRrmed over his condition. r
1r.sofd 1u1l (fs missing Min: III !.
)proplses 10 stfatghtSn out his affairs.
He dUaies Il stories Of shortage.
1rhGpresident has designated Assist
ant cretary Cortelyou ~ secrstary 70
the Resident during the absence of SEQ
1rstaly Porter, who has gons to EuropA
E.ss hairnan odSll seg s. Nsw York R4e
NJ u ~ sl sla1
nallsd 8 mssting of Tie Republican cons
sssmsn qf Nsw York itats 70 discuss
~ I. spsakd hap. Tha 9s,sans Will b.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Issuing Many Perrnits.

WALLACE, Ida, June 5.-Permits for
underground work in the mines are be45
ing issued freely, but union miners de-
cline to as X for permits. The, number
Of prison Ia in the stockade is increase
ing, owing to evidence given the cor
buer,s iu{ e@ VIII
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06

The big cases Of summer and
other c0rSetS just ii this morn
ing demand a few words. For
over five years we have been
telling YOU that the G. D. cor
sets and waists are the best il
America. We know now that
hundreds of sour Gust tomers are
telling other hundr reds the same
story. Our dollar corset il bet
ter than any i've Frank corset
that can be bought ii Paris.
Every pair Of corsets that leaves
this store has the guarantee Of
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
China and Glassware E
at Little Prices.

ii tbs China store you will
fine some great values in din
.ner sets and odd pieces. When
you set 4 dinner & 4 set here you
can always match up at any
time, E#5.ss n.
AT $40 a very nice dinner set,
containing 100 pieces dec Grated
semi i-porcel lain, with gold on
hand les. Look over our big
stock of glassware. J
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
9slksss Comunsndsr Decorated

BERLIN, June 3d. Commander Schoen-
fielder of the German, w4:shin Fake,
which was at S&inoa during the recent
troubles there, has BEEN decorated with
the Order Of the Red Eagle Of the third
Class vita, the ribbon IND crown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06

- -
.lo,1mies. When properly made
from proper material II 4I'tll the lace
curtain has every ight to 5its
present high place mi The a: af-
ctions of the average ], ,wolasnl,,
b'ugt ne
sls hich 8
lists.
Ours are made il. n oting am,
gland, ~ the best makers
and the guarante Of this house
goes with every pair, and that
is. saying 4 good deal. s.;..4s /.
Price Hints Here. 4.
81 s At SOC anice pair Of lace cur
tains, 224 yards long. :s |.
u AT 75c, 4 very smart looking
neat pair ofs curtains, 81 yards
II ong .3 sss .ff5
fl fl Then, prices run like this:
e5c, $1.lo, so, 200, 2.5o and
up 'to IS. zoo. VI. 25 .s::.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
ARE MARkET REPORT.
40 Duluth Grain. ...r

- DULUTH, Juno &.
OWHEAT-Cash, No. hard 1890; No. /
Nor ID lleri 767Ac; No 2Northern 7a51c; No.
g.. .691 To Arrive-No. hard, 1870; No.
Northern, 77Lo; July, 77hc; Septem ber,
75Nc
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 3.
WHEAT-In Store-No. Northern,
78o; July, 73Nc; September, 73Ac.
On Track No. hard, 74s<c; MOI North.
ern, 785s; No. 2 Northern, 1870. ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
A Remnant Sale Continued

Last Saturday morning there
was 8, 900 yards Madras Rem
llants placed on 4 special table
|atE 8cs a yard. There is not
quite 900 yards left today;
pretty good q selling for two ''
days. This lot will be cleared
ont; together with 2, 900 yards
|of fpiqn &, and about 2 800 yards
|of printed layv1s; also \ lot of
en,lillla ~ ! & = hia
ision iz! 05i IS IS Is
Ewortt and yon should get them
now. Don't come for them
when allttgone. n.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux CITY, Ia., June 3.
HOGS-Market steady. Range Of prices
$362LQD8.60.
CATTLE-1-all.At about steady. e."
Sales ranges --st1.OU@a.0o tor beaver,
q. OO@40U for IOWA bulls and mixed;
S5.5O@A.O5 H.! htocksr3 and feeders: $3.75
@b.20 for cals j, and yeArlings. W
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Ho6MEN 0coNVeNTloN.

. . KsrJ1r city.
! sK @sAs CITY. June Delegates
fi.@ Fl t,.sot; 2ss aivins as1'g,at;ar T. tla,
If the Modern6W s,od alen Of Aulsfi CO.
Head Cdnshl Northcutt Of Illino1y has
.n,,eneA aeaAd haxters 81 the Coltes hcnse
Headquarters Mvet NJ been opened by
Aajsr &. w. Ha~ .ad cI.sA Of the
order, WHO'S ca,,e,c ~ Tor ~ pection,
e, s9f pa qsSS sssl|s1. s iowa ' @nt' to
~ specia|kraip from ST. Paul brocght
d determfd9 ] lot ofra etgas8 who, in.
lns2iately begsFofki0: for the MAI !
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
'hBN.DRRS'';UijIiIi'| Sun ';:'iij ;s:'ivijjbE|' !,
The Iowa MAJ !. Vas Enough E't
Votes Pledged to Secure
the sbeakerehip. ...
Ninety-three Necessary to Con-
stitute q Majority OF tho
Republicans.
VIII MAKE IT UNANIMOUS

sssi 1aa s4 sherman and Payne OF
E. IN 4 |s;aa ll1 6s.ssSp eGsi With Vs~ from
I| e S l. u 8; ], ss; ;;1||
i i T. : 81 =! = ;,.a -, e.
s E3 .aaf E; as;ss1WsA J aks. n.
~ 49, 10. III e. I 3 s6Ugf
S|1 SSs w. g. lll I!,:' '''SiIs ~! ~
8 sss'. s ;s.'e r:ssi:'s s. ! q: y:
% r.: = ! = ~. :. - =. =
s!ss:;l ssss:'ll ...: : ss;ais.: s.:: s !.
3; Z; - ! q . 80 80. I
II i 8, - = s....s '-' 81
s. |Isss: ss1:'a -. !: - = s,, r. ly. 60
Ss!I = 3|5sss;.i ssag;s;:a !; 8 e ~
4 s & 3. - = T. , sp.a::| !, !: b:
EHsf ~ Il isas)1sase Eaaanss1 81 = ss
= ags.al lsl lsi
= 1lf|ass assssa salssl1 y ~ es
fffEa isf sssss slssnlg Har 'sSAiaS &sy] ans
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
Chicago Grain sns Provisisns. II
CHICAGO. juno Z

Chicago Grain ahE provisiens.
CHICAGO. Junek
cLo ING PRIEs. 4
WHEAT-JuiJ 775s@773s 10; September.
7ssSc; Decembe, c91<c. 3t,5 siE.9 "a
.CoRN-June, 1910; July, $40; Sep,
tember, 8lIc; d.. sInber, $40. III
OATS-June. J2fr,:- July, $3.50; Sep
tember, e0Ac. N r.
, PoRK-June.ss,a11 Jmy.sa171i: Sep.
tember, eS.83k. zE.$s5
POULTRY-D~Ssd, turkeys l0c,s
chickens, 10@10Ho; .uoks, stas1Sc. 8,s
BUTTER Crea .a,riss. 12CDl7a<c; daitsss
ies, 1OW16o. gIt
TGG6-Erssh. ,t-fa .s.. -, ,-..--.. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
1t. y .ul Union Ssock Yards.

SOUTH 81. PAUL juno g.
HOGS-Aarket stosdy. Range oe
prices, ~ S14s.7O. .&
CATTIN Market strong and active.
Good dsm..,Ii for tat vs-ttle and stockers.
Sales r.L4sd at s".JOG86o for cows:
g. OO@4 90 ,Sr stocAer2; S4.00@5.60 for
calves; 45.y~ for steers +s'zf&3gg
SHEEEA-ftarket dulL @.E&4
Sales rangM at S5.00<p5.6o for woolots
sheen: s.. 90 for shear s1 lamba
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06
she plaNdenr DszUg Vursueo tuIpc iassl
with boots and yelR Even eggs were

she pleEoenr ps1ng pursued sU1ps aass
with 5Pots and yenR Even sgg. were
throw8. 81 /,
Most % the personan arrested repre-.
ssnt sound of the t0st families in
France. C0hte Christiapo Il 4ld on !
change Opf attempting 70 strike the
among those now in custody ars NM
do Clermont Honnsrre, de Remusat, d4
yiliers, q Ne1ville, do Panisse Passy.
de Ferry andds Nun aaon Of Comte al.
bert d Mum, the well known deputy
for FinisterreD Several others scarcely
lessA prominent Wvere arrested. Many
i9h1eQtial1 persons. Aaght to obtain the
rslsag6 cot Sfheae afktdC ratio prisoners,
Bqtltl2p efect Of npolice refused Ill
sncRhe Sests and 4aoSad MI the pris-
o4SSs sslla - -
.sS IL - SsnAle 6 a,x,s. D
B Hin4. jim While p.
Q3Hfdo4 & Qak lalsA Va, and 10
MN R1sS y Braiie1s Vii lie
bSatl1g 81 - (r2ipel iear Ben Iii,
DE e&t.3s}s c&I Is{ 80, 81 d after e dtic
3ss kils aesl bud aGl
da3 IS gasla pgrad q
q j.! B! :,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-06

sSahoea pays I'd y odl gg6 IS EtaS for tho
" arolile, Palaos and Mariap pne1 stands,
Fpain retains three apalint stati II b. spe
Zach an0a)D1 4eSplgy 2ndet1,
ea% Germany in q llitiqD grants
spain the mosU favored pat ton treat
mSnt Germany and = Ne colonial
90 ends. n 0,A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
MIR. CROSS SCHEME Is NOW
ORGANIZED.
List of the Men Who Will Control the
Marconi System Between the ISL
ands the First Year.

Articles of Incorporation of the In
ter-Island Telegraph Company, Ltd.
were filed with the Minister of Interior
yesterday afternoon and reached the
Attorney General this morning. This
is the concern, recently organized,
that will supply and operate Marconi's 8
wireless telegraphy system between
the islands of the group.
The officers of the company are: J..
H. Fisher, president Fred j. Cross,
vice-president; w. r. harrington, Sc
Cretary; ]. F. Morgan, treasurer: e
o. White, auditor; Robert Cation, c.
L. Wight, w. H. Hoogs and F. D.
Creamy, directors.
The capital of the concern is 100000
divided into 1000 shares of $50 each,
with the privilege of increasing to an
amount not to exceed $500,O0O
"The purposes of this corporation are
purchasing, selling, leasing, hiring or
in any manner acquiring lands, leases,
water rights, water privileges, ease
ments, rights of way or any other
corporeal or incorporeal estate in lands
tenements and hereditaments for the
purposes hereinafter set forth: acuuir-
ing or producing energy from water
steam, condensed air or chemical trans
formation and Transforming hydraulic
into electrical energy, electrical into
mechanical energy, mechanical into
electrical energy, and transmitting
energy of either kind to such place as
may be desired for the purposes here
matter set forth; Placing poles and
other apparatus used in connection
with electrical transmission on lands
leased owned or in any way acquired
mission wires and other apparatus
thereto, or otherwise transmitting such
energy over ana through said lands
by said corporation, and fixing trans
installing, introducing and using any
system of wireless telegraphy commu-
nication whatsoever between the Ha-
waiian Islands or any of them or be.
tween any portion or portions of any
one of said islands or between any of
said islands and vessels adjacent tc
said islands etc"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BYAUTHORITY
NOTICE TO HACKMEN

BY virtue of the Authority in me
vested by Section 102 of Act GA of the
Session Laws of 1896, do hereby give
notice that Hack Stand No. 4, located
on the rakai side of Hotel Street, OPP
posite to the entrance of the Hawaiian
Hotel, is hereby abolished.
And also that Rule "a of the. Hack
regulations which was revoked Sep
tember 9th last is hereby re-enacted
and amended so as to read as follows:
"Rule "a. If any licensed Vehicle
shall be found standing in any place
but on the appointed Stand, the driver
shall be liable to arrest by any Police
Officer, unless said driver shall be un-
der engagement. Nothing in this regu-
lation however shall be construed to
conflict with regulations 8, 10 and IL.
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, December g. 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
WIRELESS telegraph CO. PRBN OUT N THE CITY STORIES Of WHARF RAA MISSIONARY SCHOONER
JAILOR HENRY'S IDEA OF NEW
STRUCTURE.
Would Start an Industrial Department
for the Training of Hawaiians in
Agriculture.

Jailor Henry is firm in the opinion
that the new Oahu prison should not
be built on the site at present occupied.
Proximity to the wharves as we'll as
disadvantages are his principal argu-
ments.
IF the Dillingham; wharf project
goes through" remarks Mr.. Henry,
the Jail will be right against the har-
Dor front. The wharves will extend to
the road by the prison walls and the
bows of ships will be only few yards
away. A prison is not pleasing spec
tacle to place in the eyes of the world s
commerce at the waterfront.
Again, the prison neighborhood will
soon become an important business and
even residence section of the city. The
new wharves and the railroad VIII
bring it up.
The prison should be located on the
outskirts of the city, and not in it's
center as at present. With stable poll
tical conditions there is no longer the
necessity of having it near at hand.
The assistance of the police in guard
ing it will never be required again, and
even if such should be the case the
emergency could be provided for.
"One reason for wanting the prison
outside is that / may carry out my
ideas of running such an institution.
would want fifty acres of land. 1 would
SStdbllSl d reg uldT business system IN
connection with the institution, and en-
deavor to build up rather than farther
pull down the man who has gone as
tray.
I'm the case of young Hawaiians l
should put them in the field and make
agriculturists out of them. Many come
to the prison with no knowledge what
ever of any trade or business. With
fifty acres of land 1 could have a reg
ular experimental farm, where all
branches of agriculture could be car
ried on. Different branches would be
taken up by different men. At times
would get DIR. Maxwell and other
practical agriculturists to give instruc-
ton in different lines.
Another branch would be stone cut
ting. l would put a certain class of
men on this altogether with a view to
teaching them the trade, so that when
they left prison they would have some
thing pleasant and profitable in the way
of a vocation to fall back upon.
"At present we have nothing to put
the men to except rock breaking and
road work. OF course the men mend
their shoes and women prisoners do
patch work. But that is not extensive
enough. Breaking rocks in the quar-
riSS and road making is of no advan-
tage. A young Hawaiian might spend
ten years at this work, and when he
left the prison would be no good for
anything and a drag upon the com
munity. ll
II feel sure the present prison prem
ises could be sold for $1O0,000 This is
enough, perhaps, to build the purposed
new modern prison. Government lands
could be utilized for the new site"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
parker FOR governor
FRIENDS BELIEVE HE CAN HAVE
THE OFFICE.
Said to Have the Backing of Senator
Hanna, Senator Davies and Senator
Clark and Others.

His friends believe it will be Hon
Sam Parker, first Governor of Hawaii
Letters received from the coast by
intimate friends create the impression
that Sam Parker can have the Govern
orship, if he will take it. He had an in
terview with President Mckinley,
which, while it was purely a personal
one, is taken by his friends to indicate
that the presidential eve is fixed on
him. The interview was not sought
Ly Sam Parker, but the President hav-
ing expressed a desire to meet him,
ii was arranged. In this interview, at
McKinley's request, he expressed his
views fully and freely on Hawaiian
matters, and It is reported that he
made a deep impression.
Senator Hanna is said to favor Sam
Parker for the Governorship, and so
are a number of other influential SEN
ators. Among them are Senator Davis
of Minnesota, chairman of the Foreign
Relations Committee and Senator
Clark of Wyoming. who is also a mem
Der of that committee. At Vice Presi-
dent Hobart's funeral Sam Parker
rode in the same carriage with Sena-
tors Davis and Clark.
Mr.. Parker is expected to arrive
home about December 20.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
MYSTIC SHR|NERS' PLANS

Plans are maturing for the organiza-
ton of a body of the Mystic Shrine in
Honolulu. The plans contemplate a
real event in fraternal social circles.
The Mystic Shrine is an organization
that never does things in a common
place way. 1t is not going to organize
here in a common place way.
The plan now under consideration is
the chartering of steamship to bring
a large number of Mystic Shrners from
San Francisco to organize the shrine
here. When they get here they will be
handsomely entertained by the prospec-
tive members of the local shrine and
the installation will be on a scale of
pageanty commensurate with the other
arrangements. 1t is intended that it
shall be one of the greatest fraternal
society events that ever happened in
the Islands.
1t has not yet been announced what
steamer will be chartered. The new
Wilder steamship Kaiulani will arrive
here about Christmas. But that may
be sooner than the plans for organiza-
ton VIII be ready.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-07
BUSINESS MEMS MEMO.
Thursday, December I, IS

HuISudy, december {, 1898.
Five per cent ($1 per share) assess
ment is due and payable on the assess
able stock of the McBryde Sugar Co.,
Ltd. on August Is, 1899. Five. per cent
($1 per share) on October l, 1899 and
per cent ($1 per share) on January /.
1900.
Two and one-half per cent assess
ment on the assessable stock Of Olaa
Sugar Co., Ltd, is due and payable
October 1, 1899, and 212 per cent addi-
tional on the 1st of each succeeding
month, including July, 1900.
Ninth assessment of ten per cent on
the assessable stock of the American
Sugar Co. due and payable October 31st
at office of c. Brewer & Co.
Fifth assessment of 10 per cent on
the capital stock of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit e. Land Co. DUE November 1st,
delinquent December 1st.
Second assessment of per cent or 81
per share on the assessable stock OF
the Nahiku Sugar Company, due De-
cember l, 1899.
Sixth assessment of 10 per cent on
Rapid Transit & Land Co. due Decem-
ber 1st, delinquent January 1st.
Sixth assessment of 10 per cent on
the assessable stock of Kona Sugar Co.,
Ltd, due January 2, 1900.