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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-25

Earnest Smith. counselor-at-law. T. j.
w. johnson & Co., Philadelphia. The
book contains the corporation laws of the
state of Delaware together with notes, an
noiations and corporation forms. II Is Il
book which business men and lawyers Will
find valuable.
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BOOK NOTICES.

"A Short View of Great Questions" BY
orlando ]. Smith. The Brandur Company.
900 Broadway. New York. Cloth, 50 cents.
This is a little volume which contains a
vast amount OF food for thought In It
me great questionable question Of human
destiny-is presented with thorough IN
derstanding Of all that has been said upon
II. The book is Of interest 20 every one.
,aThe Iaw Of PriNaLe CompanIes.' by ].
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New moon, 18th, 9 hours and 81 minutes.
evening; hrst quarter. 18th. hours and Ia
MN utes' evening; full moon, 18th. hours
anu % minutes, morning; last quarter,
26th, hours and "A minutes. morning
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schooner Matilda D. Borda. hence PIN.
aaelphla Tor savannah, l.l5O tons coal 81
schooner Margaret A May. coal Nor
folk to Savannah. $40
schooner Scotia, lumber, from Savannah
TO New York, 81.
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Emilio NJ. dtaD, 6ss tons, schiafino, Ven
ice: sid June ?.
India (Gep. 1855 tons; Luders. Rio ia
Te pr~G qtaD. SOL tons; Hamburg; sid
July is. 80,
Hamburg July %.
B. D. Metcalf (Nor)' l57 tons Marseilles'
sid Aug. ].
SONORA CNor), 53i tons; Fgeldahl; sid Liv-
>-orPpsSenet (swD, 1884 tons; Bylund; Rot
terdam: passed Hook Of Holland, Aug.
Biandua =. (AusO, 791 tons. Rosmanich;
sid Cette. Aug. 10
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River Steamers.

Steamer Passport, White Brunswick
Master
Tug Neptune, O'Brien. Darien.
Steamer Alpha Hinsou, for Beaufort
George L. Beach, manager.
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victorine as oyster Boat.

The steamer Victorine Capt. Williams,
which ran excursions to Wilmington Is
land and other resorts during the summer
will be used by her owner, George o.
Howe. in the oyster dredging he proposes
to carry on soon.
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Steamship Talbot (Br), Winter. Bremen
Bark Maria T. Gtal), Trapanl, BARGE
Iona.
Bark Louis (Nor). Schauke, Bremen.
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Steamer Magician (Br), from Calcutta
for Liverpool, which arrived at Suez
thursday, reported that steamer OAK
Branch tBr), Steel from Baltimore for
Nladivostock, before reported, ashore at
False Ras Gharib is aaoat.
Bark Milo Padre Qtal), Fravega, which
arrived at Cardiff Sept. 10 from Mobile,
lost part of her deck load while on the
passage.
Steamer Sedgemore (Br), Waite, from
Montreal for Liverpool, has been in col
sion in the Mersey, and Is reported slight
y damaged
Steamer Oak Branch (Br), steel, from
Baltimore for Vladivostock, before report
Cd ashore at False Ras Gharib got off
with assistance and put back 10 Suez with
a leak in ballast tank. Divers will be en-
poyed to examine the condition OF the YES
Sefs bottom. Seventy tons of the cargo
was lightered; 100 tons was jettisoned with
possibility of recovering.
Steamer Columbia (Ger0, Vogelgesang,
which called at Southampton Friday from
New York via Cherbourg for Hamburg,
dsported having passed Sept. 16, latitude
49, longitude s., near to a burning wooden
snip seemingly of American build and ap-
parently abandoned.
steamer Gardenia (Br1. Smith, from
New York Sept. S for Lisbon, has put into
ayal with three boats carried away and
Ia want of coal.
ne Diamond Shoals Lightship No 60,
"heh was driven ashore on the North
droIina coast during the September hur-
IRdne has been floated by the wreckers,
Ihd arrived at Norfolk in tow of the tug
x
lGme point of Cape Hatteras Shoal, but
.'hed to hold during the hurricane and
was driven high and dry ashore.
schooner Edward w Young. Capt Phil
UPS jacksonville for New York. lumber
'dden. after putting in at Savannah leak
VIZ, proceeded after a survey and put in
~' charleston Friday leaking.
EreightS and Charters.
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Savannah Almanac.


high water at Tybee to-day at 1900 a. m
ana I-;Vo p. IN. High water al Savannah
one hour later.
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Bids for furnishing a steel, iron or wood
tug about ninety feet long, for the use of
the United States army, We're opened at
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 4. The bids were
a. follows: The James Clarke Company,
Baltimore, Nd, S21. 900, wood, now build
ing; $4,000 without certain equipment;
$4,000 or for different engine; 500, 500 with
ont certain equipment. The Columbian Iron
Works and Dry Dock Company, Balti-
more Md. $26, 5O0 steel; Ebe T. Williams,
80 Commercial Place, Norfolk, Va, E. r.
Williams $1,000, wood. Joseph Nj. Clark,
206 Water street. Norfolk, Va, Joseph NJ.
Clark SIS 600. wood r. NJ. Spedden e Co,
9l3 Broadway, Baltimore, Md, $29, 700, steel
Samuel Holmes, sc Broad street, New
York city, John l.. Brady, 600 steel;
j. N. Hosklns, $4,000, wood; Maude H,
$1,000 steel.
A contract has been awarded to the Bur-
lee Dry Dock Company, Port Richmond,
S l., by the Leigh Valley Railroad Com
pany for the building of four steel tugs,
to be used on the Perth AmbOy Towing
Line. One boat is to be 40 feet in length,
% feet in beam and 1872 feet in depth, with
triple expansion engine, while the others
are to be 105 feet in length, q feet in beam
and y feet in depth, with compound en-
gnes.
Arrangements are belng MADE by H. H.
Freeman of Boston, with John F. Brooks
of Harbor View East Boston, to build a
three-masted schooner of $50 tons net, to
carry about l. 100 tons coal, which is to be
under command of Capt Angus Mcdonald
of the schooner John F. KTanz, Cobb,
Butler & Co. of Rockland, Me, are to
launch in January a three-masted schoon-
er for Mr.. Freeman, which is to be under
command of Capt. Jacobs of the schooner
j. Percy Bartram. She is to be 14S feet in
length of keel, 80 feet in beam and IA feet
in depth of hold
New three-masted schooner John Max
well, which was built at Milbridge, Me,
arrived at Philadelphia Friday from Hills
horo n. b., with a cargo of plaster. She
Is under command of Capt. Frederick r..
Crabtree, who is her owner. The Max
well is 432 tons net, and is 1872 feet in length
1853 feet in breadth of beam and 1871 feet
in depth
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All 'Iahs % g. S locals
Pullman 4 al Services
No a. Jacksonville Por TampaN a sano
sandS
Ai'' -'
F'9'"s'o"
Nestoued train Jacksonville o
for Key West Havana
arrive Key wes following
a NJ Sunda
A. ARMAND City Ticket Agent
Manager.
can be
stem -F'D
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Central Of Georgia Railway.

o.
Schedules Effective Aug. II, 1899.
SOth Meridian Time.
DEPARTURES
Lv savannah
Daily for Macon. Augusta and
Auanta Observation-Disclosures. S:45 A M
Daily for Augusta, Macon,
Montgomery, Atlanta. Attn
ems, Columbus and Brming-
nam ..,........... ............. 900 p. NJ.
DaHy eX' sunday for Dover. 900 p. M.
Dally eX. Sunday for Guyton. -. 200 p. NJ.
Ar. Savannah
Da'Iy from Macon. Augusta and
nj Atiaata ....:........ ........... 600 P. NJ.
montgomery, Atlanta, Attn
ems Columbus and Birming-
nam ............. ............. 500 A. M.
Daiiy ex. Sunday from Dover. 7:4s A. NJ.
Dally ex' Sunday from Guyton.. 4.5O p. M.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE.
1oth meridian or Savannah city time
Leave savannah Sunday, Tuesday. We'd
hesday, Friday and Saturday, 9:35 a. m.
ana 800 p. M; Monday and Thursday.
go a. M, 3:05 p. m.
returning. leave Tybee Sundays, Tues
Gays Wednesdays Fridays and Satur-
DAYS, 1880 a. m. and 600 D. m: Mondav
ana thursday, 7;l5 a. m. and 600 p m.
Connections made at terminal points with
al trains Northwest, West and Southwest
sleeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon, Atlanta
and Birmingham.
Parlor cars on day trains between sa-
vannah and Atlanta.
FOR further Information and for sched-
ules 70 al points beyond our line apply to
w. G. BREWER, City Ticket and Pass
enger Agent, 10 Bull street.
}. {. HALLE. General Passenger Agent.
B II. HINTON. Traffic Manager.
IHEO. d. KLINE, Gen. Superintendent.
JOHN M. EGAN. Vice President
Savannah, Ga.
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ships.


,rdpowan Ger. 1,2S3 tons, Breu; sid Nor
denham, Sept 5.
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Bark Milo Padre Qtal), Fravega, which
arrived at Cardiff Sept. 10 from Mobile
lost part of her deck load while on the
passage.
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schooner c. S. Davis. Philadelphia TO sa-
Nainah, $50 tons Of ccaI, 81.
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Steamer Gardenia (Br). Smith, from
New York Sept. for Lisbon, has put into
tayal with three boats carried away and
IA want of coal.
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wnrL on I'M. Alb.nr n.l.r.a.

Washington. June %. The navy de-
partment has received letter from the
Armstrong Shipbuilding company Of
England containing information that
the recent FIRE in their ordnance plant at
Newcastle would somewhat delay the
completion Of the cruiser Albany, which
this country purchased from Brazil, Just
prior 10 the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war Fire destroyed about
81 600 OO0 worth Of ordnance and cleo
trical apparatus, some Of which was de-
signed for use in QUILTING the Albany.
The letter did not contain specific in
formation NJ 10 the length Of the delay
and further information upon thispoint
j. expected shortly The Albany was "a
have been completed and ready to sail
Oct. /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

Hon. r. L. Henry will arrive from
Waco this afternoon TO attend the Ma
sonic installation here tonight.
Your summer vacation will he incom.
plete without one Of those fine yalises or
suit cases a, Parks & waldrop's. 1874
&C. Reddin, Tom Miles, John Alder
son, Fayette Peddin, and others were
here from Grimes county yesterday.
Just recelyed-An elegant line Of fine
leather vali,e-, travelling bags and and
suit cases at Parks and Waldrops. lsi
Don't forget the big Masonic celebfa-
ton a, the opera house tonight, begin.
ing at $50 o'clock. Everybody invited.
For accident and life insurance either
in lodges ~ straight life companies STE
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. II
Mrs. +. D. Mouzon and children re.
turned to Fl. Worth yesterday after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mike and other
relatives
Fresh cold beer and lunch, Wooien
Wells soda water always on hand At V,
G. Marek's next door % Saunders {
Johnson's. l7lu
LOST-On Friday light, pair Of
traces from breast strap Of buggy har
ness setback. Reward for u turn "a
Mr.. ". s. Howell. d3t.
Prof. X. o. Allen and wife. who have
been visiting in Nayasota, passec
through the city yesterday en- route
10 Mississippi and Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Reddin were her
yesterday from Spring Hill, Grimes
county. and Mr. Reddin called at Thu
Eagle office Yesterday.
Hon. W. II. Nall Of Bryan, distric
deputy grand master Of Masons, Was il
attendance at the regular meeting o
the Nayasota lodge last Saturday night
-Navasota Patriot
Students in bookkeeping wanted b!
competent instructor. Glass will b
taught evenings, after supper. Tutioi
reasonable. Apply at Eagle Office 70
further information. $50
The subject ofDr. Bagby's sermon a
the Baptist church tonight will b.
"why Many are Lost" Remember al
the people OF Bryan and vicinity arr
cordially invited 10 attend these services
Congressman 5. b. Cooper, who sil
deliver an address at the Masonic cele
ton at the opera house tonight, arrive'
in the city last night and was met a
the depot by his friend and former la'
partner. Judge ". II. Nall.
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wardIns on Hail storms.

Rome, June % Experiments have
been In progress here during the past
two weeks in warding of by the use Of
artillery those disastrous hail storms
which each year do such an enormous
amount Of damage 10 the vineyards and
crops throughout the kingdom. The
experiments have been successful. and
in the returns just published by the war
department here tine case is cited of a
hail storm. which. having devastated a
number Of vineyards In the neighbor-
hood Of MonferratO, was about % de-
scend on other villages, when the storm
cloud was bomharded with artillery,
with the result the cloud was broken
and light rain descended instead Of
hail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Hattie Lou Hudson is visiting in
Calvert
Mrs. T. d. williamson is visiting in
Houston.
Us. Francis was here from Tabor
yesterday.
Two Houses for Rent-ApPly to Mrs.
FB Roberts li2tf
J. II. McGregor Of wellborn, was In
town yesterday.
Commissioner X. J. Deems went 10
Marlin Yesterday.
The best patent wire mosquito bar
nmes at Leyy's. l''
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye AZ the
Exposition saloon. 1901
W. =. Malone is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mr.. T. P. Boyett.
Special drive in remnant mattings
this week at Ieyy's. l19
4. S. Newsome was here from the
BrAzos bottom yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Cook we're here
from wellborn yesterday.
You must get one OF those swing
porch chairs from Leyy's. l'9
one wagon load Of extra nice College
peaches at Howell Bros, today.
A nice assortment OF window shades
from 10 cents mp at Tyler Haswells. l70
smoke General Arthur elgars-besi
on earih-sold at the Exposition ga
loon. 4lu
Miss Lucille Wyse returned from Wis
ting in Dallas and Greenyille yester-
day.
COWS FOR sALE-Two Jersey COWS
with young calves. Will 20 at a bar.
gain. c. II. Wyse. lsS
Pickles and preserves, all kinds, Ia
bottles, just received at John b. Mixes
These goods are fine. l46tf
W. b. Donaho, George DonAho, Jim
Donaho and A. A. Drake were here from
Madison county yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

Visitors from Madison county the
past two days. Bryant KINNEY J I
Darter. Robt Francis. X l. Goodwin
Sam seay. W II Kelley and wife. Char
Icy Wellington, Dan Cole, Powell shan-
non, Joe Sanders. Z Andrews, Ike
Andrews, W n Cammaek. @ W, Clafg
and Al Crutchheld. W l. Clark, 2 "a
light, W + Massey, J g Conn, X
Akin and mother. W A jenkins, Elisha
Williams, OP Mcmillan and daughter
Miss Birdie Mcmillan.
The initial article Of a series that
will he published In The Eagle on the
subject OF cotton mill for Rryan APP
pears in thi, paper today; others Will
follow. They will show that cotton
mill will pay the town, pay the stock
holders, aud pay the farmers In the
county who market their cotton and
produce here II will pay everybody
and can be easily built. Read our arti-
eles and give some serious thought to
the subject.
Prof X. o. Allen, who Is here from
Bryaa in attendance upon the Metho-
dist conference, is one Of the managers
Of the Allen Academy, recently moved
from jacksonville to Bryan, and is talk
ing up his school, which is gaining q
splendid reputation, aud this year viii
have facilities for thoroughly training
sixty pupils-which has been set BY
them 10 their limit.-Nayasota Exam
liner.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart began a revivA
meeting at wellborn last night and VII
be assisted by Revs. w. T. Wood and
II. T. Palmer. Rev. Stewart just closed
a highly successful meeting At Martins
Prairie, Grimes county, there beinI
thir,y.two Accessions TO the Free BaP
tist church.
The number Of callers on DR.. w. J.
Seymour at the Exchange hotel yester'
day was largely increased, in fact The
Doctor was rusy all day long. The re
suits Of bis work here on former visit
have been so satisfactory that the pub
lie generally is inspired With confidence
in his methods.
Rev. J. &. Miekle, presiding elder o
the Huntsville district was In the CIT.
seyersl days last week, tie occasion be
ing quarterly conference. lie preached
several able and instructive sermon
while here TO large and attentive con
gregations. Hampstead News.
Will Mike was here from the kopp
farm yesterday aud reported the Bral
os river falling after thirty seven foo
rice, coming within eight feet Of bein
bank fill. Large quantities Of cordwoo'
passed down the river during the rise
In the game Of ball between Brya
and Calvert here yesterday aiiernoo
BRYAN won by a score Of 10 TO IL, Bry
an did not play the last half OF mint
. inning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
HENDERSON LYNcHINe.
n l. said Oas of the Men Arrested Has
Made = Confession.

Athens. Tex. June % Only three
men are now In Jail for the lynching Of
the Humphreys but other arrest will
be made. Five Of the men arrested have
been released
This Is the outcome Of n confession Of
one Of the men uader arrest. who. II Is
alleged. have given b the officers the
names Of the men who composed the
mob Officers will not talk, but from
their sudden changes in the affair, they
certainly have received the information
they have been working for.
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THAT CONFESSION.
One Of the Humphreys Lynehsrs Tells
All 60 Omeers.

Corsicana, Tex. June q. -Greeuhaw,
one Of the men arrested for participat-
ing In the Trans-Cedar lynching, has
confessed TO the officers here giving the
names Of all Of the participants
II Is said two Of the leaders Of the
mob were peace officers II Is said the
three Humphreys were mounted on
horses, driven under overhanging limbs,
the ropes adjusted about their necks
and all three horses were started at
once. leaving the three men hanging.
Il is reported tina, there has been a
stampede Of the suspects to confess but
their statements were refused a. the
officials think they have sufficient evil
dence 10 convict
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
Notice NIasons.

The members Of Brazos Union
lodge No. 1923 will meet at the
Masonic hall at $50 o'clock sharp
Saturday evening June Gath, for
the purpose Of preparing for the
installation ceremonies.
Remember we must meet not
later than that hour or we will
disarrange the program at the
Opera house. W. II. NALL,
W. NJ.
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Drouth IN Louisiana.

Tallulah. La. June % The drouth
In this section still continues What
small cotton came mp from the showers
about 10 days since continues 20 die
daily and will amount 10 very little
All Of the old cotton Is doing well and
corn continues 70 do well. notwithstand-
ing the dry weather The days are very
hot aud sultry. About 10 per cent Of
the cotton IN Madison parish is up and
worked out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
Ge,.rner rinrres Tor AIr.r.

Detroit. June % Governor Pingree
has given ont a public statement 10 the
effect that he has combined with Score
tary Alger in the interest Of Ayers sen.
atorial candidacy Secretary Alger will
not withdraw under any circumstances.
nor viii he spend any money in the
campaign He says the platform FOR
their campaign will be In opposition tc
trusts and for senatorial elections by
popular vote
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
Excursion.

For special train passing Bryan June
25th, ls9S, at :5s a. m. II. & T. @. will
sell round tnp tickets 10 Galveston fare
500 and to Houston fare sl:75. Good
to leave Galveston on train 1880 p. IN.
June 25 and ZOO a. m. June %. Good
from Houston on and up to and includ'
$50 a. ma. train June 20.
W. :. Wilson, Agent
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Freedman Acquitted.

Corsicana, Tex. June 20 Fire Chief
Rube Freedman who was arrested on a
charge Of ringing false alarm Of fire,
was acquitted by a jury. Mr.. Freed.
man had ordered the fire bell rung 10
call meeting Of the tiremen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
in, aouIa,. nre,h.r neaa.

81 Louis, June % "A telegram re-
ceived here from Salem. ~ v, an
nonnces the death there Of Abram Gould
a brother Of Jay Gould. who was for
many years purchasing agent for the
Southern Pacific and the Iron Mountain
railroad companies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
Band and stringed instruments.

Prof. +. II. Miller. band master at the
A. and NJ. college, will remain at Col
lege this summer, and will give lessons
on all band and stringcd instruments.
Address him at College, or leave mes
sage for him AZ The Eagle office. $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

Memphis, June alt is reported
that tornado passed through portions
Of Texas. western Arkansas and north
ern Louisiana Il seems TO have been
worst near Pine Bluff. Ark.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

London. June % Officials Of the for
eign Office have sent United States Am
bassador Choate formal memorandum
embodying the temporary agreement
reached on the Alaskan boundary qu0s-
ton
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

New York. June % Ex-senator Cor
man is very sick at his country place at
Laurel. few miles from Washington,
and his friends are very much worried
over his condition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

New York. June % II is reported
that r. d. Armour is at the head Of
a movement 10 control the fruit and
vegetable trade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24

Berlin. June 90 Emperor William
has conferred the rank Of count on Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs Won Buelow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-24
Residence and Furniture For


Nv residence and furniture are offered
for sale Also one.hali block next 10
ID. 9. DeNaret. See me for bargain.
1888 G. IL. Wyse.
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Wanted.

Samples and quotations per ton on
reclaimed cotton seed. Apply to W
care Eagle. u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-29
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

II is Captain Paul Smith-not Lieu
tenant.
Some very interesting official docu-
ments are published in this issue.
George Paris hotel scheme is not
dead by any means. 1t is merely
slumbering.
The delegation of Kamalo stockhold-
ers who went over 10 the plantation
have returned
The City Of Picking should be along
early today. She will bring troops in
stead OF tourists on her return trip.
The bridesmaid at the Gill-Lycett
marriage last evening was Miss Alice
Lycett, the groomsman Mr.. E. T. Wi
nant.
Charley Achi is having his recent Pa
| lama purchase filled up 10 the level OF
| the road and the former ricefield vii
soon be unrecogniZable.
| California grapes filled most of the
| space in the Australians icehouse, anC
| yet grapes equally as good are grown
! on Punchbowl and Manoa slopes.
The trustees of the Bishop Estate
| will cordially cooperate with tht
| Board of Health in it's endeavOrs Il
| improve the. sanitary conditions o
| Waikiki.
The road from the railroad depot Il
the end of the car track "a Palama il
in a fearful condition, giving rise t
no end of profanity and dust, beside
possible accidents.
| Fred. Harrison. the energetic con
Tractor, is erecting a 2-story mansioi
4 for himself on the Waikiki road, be
sides building 6-story mansions 70
lawyers and other wealthy people.
The failure of the superintendent o
Public Works to have the Waikiki roa
sprinkled during the last few week
will entail an expenditure of hundred
of dollars for repairs in the immediat
future.
There is complaint from the slaugh
ter houses that operations are almOs
impeded by clouds of dust from tn
coral road leading thereto. People wi
soon be paying for coral dust as We
| as beef