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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
kAIULANI.

The forest throve in the summer air
And sang as the wind from the ocean
blew,
And stronger and fairer each slender
In the shade of the royal palm tree
grew.
And the wind came in from the dark
blue sea,
But now it grew rough and harsh and
cold,
And roaring in fury it came to fight
The dark green forest, its friend of
old.
The royal palm spread out its arms
And fought for the children it loved
so we'll.
Till, broken and shattered, its mighty
crown
Through the crashing boughs of the
forest fell.
Then came a lull and the wind did rest
The trees even bent in their hopeless
grief,
But high in the top of the royal palm
Shot the bursting bud of a bright
new leaf.
They loved the bud and their sweetest
songs
They sang for it as the sunlight
shone,
Until one morning they did awake
And found the life of their darling
gone.
The wind sweeps in from the dark blue
sea,
The forest is bending its weary head,
The trees are dropping and falling
down
Their hope is gone-the royal palm
dead.
March 1899.
Henry Walsworth Kinney.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
UeliIge OF Bottles.

A force of men is already at work
excavating preparatory to laying the
foundation for the new addition to the
police station. While digging yester-
day in close proximity to the adjoin-
ing building in which empty bottles
are kept there was sudden crash.
The foundation of the wall Of this lat
ter building had been tapped and the
whole side gave way. Down it fell,
bringing with it bottles of every de-
scription. There was a great scatter
ing of the workers. The bottle mag
nate is very much incensed and talks OF
bringing suit for damages.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
SPANISH ELECTIONS.

MADRID, April 23.-The Senatorial
elections for the new Cortes passed
off TRANQUILITY. They have resulted in
giving the Government a larger ma
jority in the Senate than it had secured
in the Chamber of Deputies.
1t is reasserted in different quarters
that the attempts of Don Carlos to
raise a loan on the security Of his
Italian and Austrian estates have
failed.
One Of the persons arrested by the
Bar elona police on charge Of being
implicated in Carlist plot describes
himself as a general of brigade. The
suspect most compromised is Senior
Marginal, magistrate of the village OF
Sardonola. The police -eized a guam
tity of documents, which indicate the
intention of the conspirators to raise
bands to support Don Carlos.
LONDON.-Accordin to the Ma
drid correspondent Of the Daily Mail
| the recent elections to the Spanish
Chamber of Deputies would have re-
| suited in the return of Socialists IN
Madrid, Bilbao and other towns had
not the Government tempered with
electoral figures in scaRdalous man
ner to hide the true results.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
w ite Lotus Day.

The Aloha Branch Theosophical So
ciety will devote their meeting tonight
to the commemoration Of the annual
White Lotus day. No special public
entertainment has been devised TINS
year, but the meeting will be thorough
ly enjoyable, and all persons inter-
ested in Theosophy, who may feel like
attending, will be cordially welcome.
The exercises will begin at 1870 at the
Philosophical Headquarters, corner of
Queen and Fort streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09

Add 10 per cent for supervision
and items not included -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
Rehabilitation:

heCdpILuIdt1On.
Cost OF lumber, piles, etc. -.
Cost finished iTonwork and
metal, spikes, nails, etc -.
Cost labor preparing piles -.
Cost labor Gaping, driving,
planklng .........-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
$472,956
Probable cost of nine wharves 5 52O, 25

Probable cost of nine wharves. 5 52O,25
The present extent of the wharfage
in this harbor I estimate to be 4170
lineal feet. These suggested new
wharves would give us 6154 feet more
not including the 935 feet of the ends
The whole would accommodate fifty
vessels of various sizes, with loading
and discharging berths which would
make Honolulu class as among the
ports of the second or third class in
point of accommodations for shipping.
I have to apologize to you, Mr. Edi-
tor for the length Of this letter, but
trust you will have the goodness to
give it room in your most esteemed
journal. I am not pretending to set
myself up as an expert in this or any
other line of business. do not mean
to step on any ones toes by encroach-
ing on business matters of others. But
[ learned some time ago that two and
two make four, and now am prepared
TO hazard my reputation for truth and
veracity by asserting that four added
thereto equals eight, in other words, 1
only claim to possess the most ordin-
airy kind of common sense, and it Is in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
USEFUL SOCIETY.
The ". III. 1. Deserves Success and
Is Doing Well.

The initiation fee in the Y. II. /. Ia
$40 and the monthly fee is 81 This ia
a growing society that is doing much
good in the community.
A member in good standing for over
a year receives 81 a week as sick allow
ance, and for ten consecutive weeks
thereafter. On the death of a member
SIS is allowed for funeral expenses. and
should he leave his family in destitute
circumstances, the Institute is bound
by its bylaws to assist them.
The Institute, although a purely Ha-
waiian organization, for the benefit OF
the Hawaiians, is nevertheless run on
the same basis as any of the foreign
orders
The following officers are to be con-
graduated on the success with which
they have handled the affairs OF the
Institute:
President-Geo. III. Huddy.
Vice President-Geo. l.. Desha.
Treasurer-Chas. Wilcox.
Financial Secretary-J. l.. Holt.
Recording Secretary. H. Sher-
wood.
Marshall. p. Cummins.
The Y. H. /. Loan Bureau, which Is
now on the same basis as the Pioneer
Building and Loan Association, is do
ing considerable business, wholly
among Hawaiians. Within the past
years its resources have reached over
$4,000. 1t is managed by the following
officers: C. L. Desha, president; Chas~
| Wilcox, vice president; Henry Smith.
| treasurer; S. l.. Kekumano, financial
secretary, with the following members
as the Board of Managers: Henry
Hapai. J. d. Holt. Jr., VIM. C. Achf, j.
NJ. Kea, J. L. Holt and T. p. Cummins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09

Total cost of all metal work :.
Estimated cost of labor:
Preparing 1858 piles, "a So
each ....... .............
Cost of labor, driving, Gaping
and planking at so per cent
above California prices, say
$6.75 for each pile used
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that sense and not in a spirit OF fault
finding or criticism that / have VEN
tured 10 make these suggestions. How
ever l hope something will be done
soon TO relieve the stagnant conditions
or ship business in this harbor, and IL
this letter succeeds in attracting the at
tention of those in authority who are
able TO give US some relief. it will &C.
complish the object for which it was
written. Very truly yours,
VIM. G.. GOODMAN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09

The New England Steam Baking &
Candy Co., Hotel street, manufacture q
full line of bread, pastry, cake, ice
creams, sherbets, water ices. frozen
drinks, hand made chocolates, cream
candies and crystalized fruits.
J. OSWALD LUTTED,
Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09

STOP AT THE OWL LUNCH
WAGON and take home a Hot Chicken
Tamale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09

The apportionment Of Olaa stock is
to be made today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-09
NINE NEW DOCKS

Continued from Page One)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
a CHICAGO PARTY.

A party composed Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Counsslnan. Misa Ethsl
euunselman. Charles counselman. ~
i.uelur MeRchafh. Miss Eleanor
Mcachhm. Mrs nsbarts. Mics NH
Nora ftabefts. and Miinar Roberts.
al bf Chicago passed through So
attic yesterday tn special Pullman
ear The msmbrrs ~ the party were
che guests - Mt couuseiman. who
came West 20 inspect the plant Of
the Pnetfie. American f1~herisH com.
pany At Falrhavsn. Ia whieh ChicaEs
capital - heavily Interested. They
came West over the Canadian Pa
rinc 60 Falrhaven From there they
we're accompanied 20 seattle by Mr
and Mrr II onnruy The latter
gentleman y vice pf-Nidsat 81 the
company FROM here Mr. Counsel
man and party left Tor Portland and
san Franeisoo. ard they vii then 60
East over the Southern pssinr road
Mr Cuunseiman expressed himsrif
az greatly pleased with Sound
weather and very Hiad ne was not
ia the Past at the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
CANADIANS
AICERED
And CIamor for a
Warship

twenty-five Canadian fishermen
operating near Point Roberts drift
81 into American waters. and absent
mlndcdly neglected to suspend fish,
interpretations.
United states authorit ties In the
vicinity awuopcd down on them. ar
rested the ~'hermen. AM seized
their boats and tackle. And now an
other boundary question which may
result ln international complications.
arises Canadian papers are crying
out Tor an Hrmured cruiser To pro-
tert their fishermen. and IN all Brit
.ah Columbia coast ciiies the widest
Indignation ~ the 'hlEh-handed
proceeding Of the Americans " ex-
pressed.
Il H. 20 smooth over the troubled
waters that Col Edwin Dudley. q. s.
consul at Vancouver. -. c.. IL on the
Sound at present lie ia a guest at
the Butler hotel. and ln an interview
with representative ~ the Star to-
day. he not only referred 10 the nsh-
ing trouble. but alao told why Uncle
SANS Canadian cousins think they
have been very much ilt-used by
him ln recent months.
Here II the colonel's statement: ~
have been instructed 20 thoroughly
investigate tho trouble In regard "a
tho seizure ~ Canadian fishermen
near Point Roberts Tonight viii
Ro To Blaine ana other points In the
vicinity Of the trouble, and VIII In
terVlcw all parties concerned NY
Information viii Immediately be dis
patched 10 the secretary Of state Mt
Washington. -. g. from whom OK
poet 20 receive subsequent instrIc-
items NJ 10 how 10 act In tho matter.
Its "a delicate matter, and I trust Il
viii be- scttlcdwithou international
complications.
People Tn British Columbia are
loudly crying out against what they
term the unjust and Illegal seizure.
some Of tine principal newspapers adj
vacate securing. without delay. an
cruiser 10 protect their fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
WILL FIGHT
TEN ROUNDS

Az arrangements have heen com
ptetsd far the big mil between Den
yer "a smith. the Seattle heavy
Wrighl and Tom Costello. the pusls
fatie sailor ~ the batlleship Iowa
4 Tacoma report tnsiay states that
the hEht would probably be pulled
aH IN ttaafd the barge skookuru.
somewhere an Puget sound and AZ ?
safe distance from the authorities
Denver ri" who Was seen IN fc
Gard 20 the report this morning. said
T'herts uufhinE In Il. llefe 10 nv
caairact agreeing - hEht Costello
10 rounds IN th~ owl th~atst al TIA
essfssa a wrek FROM saturday. 4 10
round contest - quite ieeaL and ~
bavv EatalHg u Tar freM Ihg .aa
lnars-~~ fTaads az snoavh
fet one u "a 80 70 andsr the fupea
Il unn't he sinw nRht. ! ean 'sii
Ynu
10th men have resumed training
fharr - considerable bettinF ffte II
shout 70 30 tn favor ~ smith A
iafas crowd ~ Seattle snattn are
afraaTinH 10 80 to Tacoma to sse
the mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
For the Exposition
in Seattle.
OCTOBER s.l5 II NpN NAMED
Changed From September 1880
on Account Of the North
Yakima FAIR,

The trustees % the Seattle exposi-
tion hcd a meeting els morning at
The headquarters In tho Coleman
hieek and chanwcd the date af the
exposition FROM September ISM 20
October s.t& rus change Was IN
Difference l. The state fair that = 10
b. held at North Yakima. the date
Of hieh. heinK fixed by state stat
ute would ihterferc With TIE former
dat* % thr Seattle exposition.
The ulagtss q the eaustruetiHn OF
ire anneN 70 the Armury viii be
pushed immediately. Manager ARM
strong having FUN power 90 attend TO
al business IN counee lion With this
WORK. Several important faaturtH
In tire matter ~ sxhzhitA were au-
therired. AanaHsf Armstrong was
requested to arrange fof a poultry
and pet shoN. and also 20 tioss ar
ranasmsnts for grand huFai
sheys. The nsaIter ~ a mirtnE ts-
hthit was left entirety with Me-
ArmstronE. and this feature - the
exposition IfoHfi-es "a b. a large
and Interesting one,
The matter % closing the Euaran.
Zee fund i causing no worry to the
trustees. Tire people " the city want
THE exposition. and that u will b.
the iargest and most successful az
fair OF sta Kind ever held IN tho
Northwest il a fore gone conclusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

ermen. urcat excitement prevails
over the trouble 4 gsaif ago Il
Waald have beeA AZ saay MATTER "a
settle, 1hen a wafu ttellnE betNeer
the two nations sprang up during
our war with spain. our Canadian
cousins then we're evsn prepared to
take hh atmA N sphalf ~ unule Sam.
Tho feeling changed g. one ~ NiaH
luminosity during the time the AlaEk-
an boundary dispute was prominent
ly before the public. This waa part
~ evidenced by the passage Of the
allen mining law. which kept Amer
lean minsrH out Of the then prom
sing Attn district The law acted
"a a bodmerans. for II injured the
northern trade II british Columbia
coast cities a. a great extent Had
1t not passed. there would Have been
rush IL the new Koldnelis rivaling
that ta the Klondikc last year.
"Iteeeutly. or until ottawa states
ment sent cut the slogan arbitration
or war a. regards the Alaskan
boundary dispute. tho feeling Of ani-
mostly have referred TO was set
dom exhibited. when the Canadian
ministers and newspapers assumed
such = bgiiiKerent attitude howrver,
there apfahF into existence a crowd
% people across the border who slim
pi spotted for a fkht with the unit-
Ell states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

Capt W. ". Robinson. tr., 81 the
auartermaster's office. visited Ia
coma today FOR the purpose NJ select
ina location fnr the troops aud
mules that will he duartered there
until taken 90 Manila Two trans
ports viii leave Tacoma for Manila.
and the remainder viii go from Sc
attic. Kids for supplies were recelv-
ed today. but up to a late hour no
award had been made
chief Clerk Afford h a very busy
man today ~ tho quhrtermaster's
Office ls being removed to the Scan
dinavian block. whore more commo-
dloua quarters have been secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
UNEASINESS AT
SANTO DOMINGO

PUERTO PLATA. santo Domingo.
July s.--,rhe remains % President
Heursaux were Inferred In the cath
edrai AZ Santiago ae los CebsIier -
last evening sith an impressive fun
sral service. A large euncourss 81
people attended the funeral AZ
fairs in the Island are Ia a grave con-
dition. and the government IL TAX.
ing artlve MEASURES - prevent m
inaurreetion. A small armed force
last night tnade a decentralization
about MOca, and fired several shots
IL j. reported that number 81 ex-
lies from santn DpmlnRo. who uer-
driven into Hay ~ Heureanx. are
afmlng and preparing 10 cross the
frontier and Join in an insurrsrtion
under Cacsres. the rhlst assassin %
Heursaux. Business IN the town 81
Santo Domingo il p1faiyzed and tiis.
order IL feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
ONLY " IIITE
SOLDIERS
Will Fight Against
the Beers
a--------a==a-=-
If ENGLAND DECIDES on WAR
---H-=-asa-
An Important South African psbs,s
Heid In tho srttish Mouse
OF Commons.
If ENGLAND DECIDES on WAR

LONDON. July = An important
South AfrIein debate began In 'he
House II Commons this aftern 1nn
when BaltanG the government lrat-
az. IN reply e. questions, naii that "a
event ~ var VITA the TtnnsVHai. II
~ the ENtfuwsns'a inteatifn "a
employ eniY white tr1nrs Campbell
Hammer mdu. ire Ltherai leader. made
"a ~ ue appeal f8f mnds alton ia
dsai,ps with the saulh African stu
attn 1t said the iigafsuer lee
teyrn e HXe aud seven yea fran
shtsc waa not an imporaa ans. ana
mat nrtnasl intervention or threats
In eu-reo we're unealicd for. col
auial seefsta~y Chamberlain, r"piy
ing o. Campbell nannsrman In
sptriird Husas, said that ths 90 "Vs
aurrs N The outisnters in tins Trans
eaal fuIis IustiHrI War
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
DE SOTO IN
AGGRESSIVE
He Goes for the
Health Officer.
CHARGES hin WITH MlSDOl,G
--as=a-s------~
Says Ne Wsitse for . Full Mouse
sstors Qssrsn,ining tho
wsysids missioo.
CHARGES lin WITH MlSbOl,G

The quarantine placed On Or. Alex
Dc 9otasH wRysiae mission ~ haAt
way svsnus has been hftet. snd tn
aartar. FREQ once more 10 como and
e.. IL nov on the warpath. H.
eiairns that the city health officer
eNcse.iesl Ma duty. and that " he
vas right IN aaarantinine thc mis-
sion. he was cfaminhiiy nssiiErnt IN
delaying the matter for eight hours
after an alleged ease of SMALLPOX
was discovered on the afternoon Of
July n
Dr. de Soto says that the chief
health Officer removed a man nssued
Heath from the mission on the shaNs
date on the groand shat he Vas at
nicted s4th small p0s, For some
in.crutasie fcasan, the doctor sad
today. the place was then lott for
eight hours without beiug qnarafi-
un-d when large number at
tended the EeHIri nssstiHg nj tte
mission in Inc evening. ftY. Mrkssii-
nie swpoped down on them. locking
the whol. party IN the pis~e, and
nailed the yellow fias oatsih~.
1T the deadly germs 81 small ras
existed within the mission. why dii
this uatehfui guardian II the city's
hsaith t-ernH fhs humble worship
p~rs at the gospel mswtinK 10 la-
ncrsnfiy expose themselves O. the
foul oontsrtsn 81 the harrthie NAL
ady = asked pr. dc Soto.
AT - o'ciors. when our fneetitN
was fully under way. and eight
hours after Heath. the smaii-ras
suspect were retnovet. Df MckschnIe
arrives nails his dread nag 10 the
door. ana none fsslantly Informs All
within that they must remain there
for Is days"
The doctor then said that ~ II
the victims Of Or, Mekrchnis' 8
watchful care ewcapsd frum The
mission ness day. and mingled with
the eity.s hurfysnr fhruses.' he
also claims that the auatantinei
people were not vaorinatsi until they
had bscn incarc~ratad tsa wc~kA
pr AeKeehnls. ileaith effieHr. when
aesn today In regard 10 fhf. % suios :
charges. said Let him have his
iilux fIe was not positive that any
% the aaaantlnesf men had -rcap ped
the day after tire yeiloW fiaE was
nailed ou tho fpor His reason for
not aaafantinlnE the mission before.
he said. was that he wanted TO get
all the freausHters ~ tire place in
al one time nr Mcksohais saws
that all his actions In the matter wili
hear a fun Investigation 70 neeea-
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
TINE lAkME FIRE.

The damage to the steamer i.akms
caused BY are was not a. serious a.
arst supposed Capt Weber est
mates that sio.o Oh Will cover the
amount The machinery and hull
vas nut seriously damaged The
main deckhousc will have . y. re-
built The u1assa and baggage. booms
we're badly scerched. but their
strwnsth Was not materially effect
ed. and they are still ssrvicsshis II
IL hardly likely thai Il will b. neesa-
sary for the i.akme 10 e. on the
irydock for repairs The hnii u
siill selt ril~t ests -S@tsss --h.ss -
t~sre ruup<1 out. and isfxe force
% men are al work eicarinx away
the debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
TEST CASES
PROPOSED

The Anti.saloon league and KIN
dred organizations bent an cnforr-
Ing IN. laws respecting the closing
Of saloons. theaters and gambling
houses. will pruba bly, take test case
to the courts next week. They are.
according 10 interviews given 90 the
star today, under the impression
that Mayor Humea has given Chief
Of Police Reed instructions TO act In
the matter next Sunday. The latter
says he has received no such instrue-
tions. His orders are simply 10 see
that the saloon doors are closed.
We viii watch the saloons and
theatres closely on sunday" said a
member ~ the league today. and II
no effort IA made TO close them. we
viii bring a tcst case next week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
WeyIer Is Pounding
a Typewriter
DECLARING FOR 4 REVOLUTION
Bgt Shesia the csns 90 Bsegsty
ssss In Spain Wsylsr VIII
not De rhsfs.

MADRID. Juiy = Numerous on
errs ami others are calling on
Wsyler and the fact has given rise
t1 rgmor - conspiracy sgainst
the government. hssdsd hs Neyisr
Tho rumaf 10 strans thencf by the
statement % Weyisr In the senate
Wednesday 20 the effect that revoiu-
ton In spain IL highly possible At
this time. and that although ~ him.
sslf bad not thought ~ healing an
uprising It IL a fact that rev oiuiiuua
sometime clear The political atm1s-
phefe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
FIRE AT REnTon.

Fire broke ont yesterday afternoon
in the rssidencs 81 L. u MoNer. 81
lentsn and before q wAs extln.
nte small residences were
destroyed when the lire began 20
spread. charge u giant powder
vas placed IN the residence - Thos
Harley. which exploded and entire.
y wrecked the house and helped %
check the spread - the iiaufss The
entire damage Will n8t exceed 81 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
KILLED IN THE
LAST BATTLE

WASHINGTON. 4. c.. tuty g.
Gen otis tas cahisd a report 81 the
battle AZ CaiAmbls he says the
Killed arr Private dlAeHun. ~ the
Fourth regulars. and McpuFy. ~ tho
~ ohiy first. Curparal Tottsa. % the
FuuFih u8a mortailY wounded
wounded Nine regular privat~H
Nsre alap wounded. three seriously.
fns4rEent casualties arr unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
ROBBERY AT
THE BROOKLYN

The brooklyn lodging house on
Second avenue and University street
has come suddenly into police prom
Inencc hy being the scene 81 large
robbery, Early this morning John
Roster reported to sergt. faubscher
that he had been robbed OF ssSb by
three women In the house. Detce-
tive Williams In working on the
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
Strike at Vancouver.

VANCOUVER H. G.. July n
owing to the employment by con
tractors Of Chinese labor. nearly all
the hriekiaysrs in the city have gone
on strike The Chinese have scout
ed a monopoly ~ brick manufactur-
ing here. but the bricklaycrs and
builders will not have the Celestial.
working with them on the buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
BANK AccouNrs SETTLED

Yesterday aftTthean the account
Of tho Seattle savings hank we're
settled ny cash payment ~ u.Ooo
H. q. ShueY. urcetNer ~ the bank
claimed tbat o., 500 waa the amnunt
due from ttathNelI but h. brought
hl= cash into court and judge Moore
Decided the settlement would b. Just.
In addition Nothwell surrendered 81
shares % copy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
FoR cRIYrgHvoH NOME

The ladies u the Cvi,tentan circle
gave a picnic Yesterday az the
grounds ~ the Baptist college. which
sill b, ths future home 81 the local
organization The ladies have de-
eided 90 give an excursion Ia the
Sound next Monday evening The
skagit chief viii leave the dock At
ftreaentfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
OTIS RETURNS
CALIF0RNIANS

WASHfNGTpN. = C.. July 20 --
The following was received from
Den. OTIS this morning Transport
sherman. With California infantry
and heavy artillery. tas loft for san
Francisco The Twenty irft
~ Lacariota. Negroes. privates Hun.
--ark. fVetSsn. Nobnan. Uubney,
Hrawn. Stewart. Coitins. wha we're
sick. Private Hurd and Nurse Priv
ate Ralph Coates are missing since
Tie action near Manila on April