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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04
JEWElRY REPAIRING.

w repairing and have made II speciality
for years. We are now resdy TO make TO order
anything In rings or pins of any special design
you may wish at very short notice. MCkEN-
NEY. the Jeweler, Mopument Square, Portland.
ian i2du
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

II OST-In Noolw9rth's and f0c store or Bos-
~ ton store: a poeket-book with picture Of
Agricultural Building on cover. combining bills
and small change to the amount OF (I0O0) ten
dollars. reward will be patd for return OF
same TO w. J. BROWN, II Pearl street, City.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

CHEAP FOR CASH, or will exchange for
" real estate. manufacturing plant In Boston,
goods in constant demand by all grocers and
provision dealers; owner going 10 Cuba; must
dispose of business quick; only small capital
required to run Business. Apply TO OWNER,
! DOM 2sU. Equitable building MIX street. Bos-
ton. ly20&wtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

FOR SALE--One Goddard bu lgy, one stand
- Ing top Peaetoa, one Concord wagon, one
bike sulky, one minute harness also some
nue. horses both drivers and workers. / sell
horses, carriages. harnesses etc. on commas
sion. Cash returns on sale. 8 and 10 Chestnut
street. 5. j. MURRAY. 2ll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EOUND-A sure cure for chatting Ia hot
II weather. A Brazilian Chatting stone will
prevent and cure. send % cents to PARKER
PkASE q CO., Bar Mills. Name. ga
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

nor SALE-New house on Richardson st,
very desirable, contains rooms and bath.
not and cold water. wired for electric lights
lnqnr Ct a. l.. RICHARDSON. IL best st.
Deerng Centre, Me. 2i-A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04
INSPECTION WATCHES.

II jewel adjusted Pit. regulator nickel Elgin
Silyerine case, $780, b. W, RAYMOND "a and
81 jewel adjusted is the hes: haiIroad Watch.
These watches will pass the Inspection. Nc
KENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

FOR SAl.E-A well established dry goods
business In a manufacturing town IN Cum
berland County. I he store Is in a piale-glass
front brick block in best section Of town. The
stock rs clean and attractive and viii be sold at
low figures. For further particulars enquire OF
J. n. SHORT If MilliEen. Cousens Il Short 1854
and lG6, Middle streeI, Portland, Afe. "a
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ENOR SALE at very low plice. a ummer
Il Cottage Of four rooms with furniture. very
pleasantly situated near tn l'reakwater, South
Portl nd, and within fifty feet of The 1t water;
would make a tine clu house; mus lie sold {
once. Two hundred dollars takes 1t. Address
Cottage, 1875 Franklin st Portland. Me-" II
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A GENTS 10 handle speciality, sold TO Groc-
n cry, Drug AMI Cigar trade; big money
maker. tel ritory assigned. Wright & SchwarT,
Cincinnati, q. 29l
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lost AND rouND.

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EOR SALE-Elegant new room house ON
Brown street, Woodfords, open plumbing
hot water heat. plazzas, ba, windows. electric
lights and bells, finely fituaed. Price low IL
taken now. Easy terms. DALTON Il co.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

Epk SALE OR TO LET--At West POwnal n.
X. static, six acres of good lnd story
and half house. ell, and stable In goo con
dltion; running spring water, several fruit trees
and nne rock maple grove. ALFRED WOOD
MAN, 10 Deering street. Portland Me. 3I4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EOR SALE-Small house and stable at Wood
fords. contains bath. Sebago. sewer con.
nections, etc., well located. near car line; also
small house 10 best part OF Deerlng 10 he sold
CHEAP on installment plan II preferred. W. r.
CARR, Room 5, oxford Building All
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houses at Fessenden Park oxiensIon
dkectly on Tue electric car ilfe, ranging in
style. Persons who are paying house rent and
geitng nothing IN return wouil do wen to call
at the offlce ana have house built after tneIf
BY payments OF from SIS 10 s25 per month rs
they are now paying for rent only We charge
only I'VE per cent interest. MARKS & EARLE
CO., No. II Monument Square. Al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

Eok SALE-Good farm with good buildings,
- ihree miles from Portland. Is acres Of land.
F ZOO. leage quarry. Just right distance from
~ ~ , uaha icr nIarket garden. GOOD opening
~ ~ NJ. lne tiett party. l.. NJ. LEIGHTON No. 80
ENthdhRe street. 81
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wANrEp-MALn nMLr.

WANTED-Man in planning min TO run
" saws, planors and molder on house iinish.
family preferred. Address FRED S. SHEER.
BURNE. Sanford, Me. Il
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EOR SALE--The stock and fixtures Of tho
Apotnecary store OF the lats VIM. r. JOr-
dan at East Deering. Store can be leased on
very reasonable terms. Apply TO MARK
JORDAN, East Deering. Me. ali
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EfOR SAIL Elegant new D room house. cor
ner of DeerIug Avenue aud WI liam st.
Open plumbing, hot water heat. architects
plains. corner lot beautiful suburban home.
Prize 10 suit and terms easy. e. u. DALTON.
So Exchange street Juue9du
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04
WESTBROOK SEMINARY.
DEERlNC, MAINE.
A Home School for Both
Sexes.
1904 Hebron Academy 1899.

A Special Preparatory School for Colby
College and also prepares for all colleges
Right of certihcatlon az Smith and Wellesley
Fail Term of 10 Weeks opens Tuesday,
September IL, 1899.
Send for catalogue TO
w. E. SARGENT. Principal
July 1S, 90, Hebron Me-
tlyl9eod2m0
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04
WATCHES ON MSTALLMsNTS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches A large stock
OF new model Watches viii be sold on easy paw.
nents at reasonable prices. All Styles All
Prices. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square. marIaiti
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SUMMER BOARD.
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GUNNER BoARDERs at Pine Grove Cottage;
- nice accommodations; house situated at
sSse 81 Pas sna b sss a aaay
fishing. City references given. Parties stay
lnt two weeks or over will be given free trans
p0ftatlon from Gray station. coming End going
For further particulars address MARSHAL
MORSE, Dry Mills AIe. III
A few summer boardcrs wanted IL pleasant
n country place, twelve miles from Portland,
good table, good beds and good teams. Adj
dress =. u. Box l6I So Windham. Me. 9l-4
WANTED Summer boardcrs; few more
W boardcrs can he accommodated M the
PequHWket House, West Baldwin. ale. Parties
carried TO and from the station. Enqnire OF
MRS. OLIVER MURcH. 27-2
A few select boarders may be accommodated
n at Bnrnell Farm. Parties dolng business
IN the city taken 70 and from the station free
Of charge. Please address NJ. c. BURNELI..
nornaln. Maine. 24-1
Il AXE HOUSE North windham. Me. Now
~ Open for The season OF 1899. Quiet loca-
ton. Supplied with nnexceiled mineral water
Good bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms ;
> kEEMAN. proprietor. je2sdsws
RAYMOND SPRING HOusE-On line Of
y Maine Central Railroad. SIX miles from
New CLIQUE stcr aud tour miles from Poland
Spring. THIS water Is blesslng TO all who tise
~. he Raymond Spring House Is beauti
OF super Dyiews. without the hustle Of hotel
II Is tho place 10 20 for quiet Tor beating, for
fishing. for delightful and restfu drives, to get
Wen il gou are sick and 70 keep well. Prices
from So TO 81 per week. We guarantee salts
iAclion and what summer people cali a good
time. no matter what your mood, Send foe cir
cuifr. Address Q. Il. SMALL. North Ray
mond. Me. je27-u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EOk SALE CHEAP-ThoroIghbrea st Ber-
na,d pups; handsome and finely marked
Enquire OF JOHN A.. 6LARITY, proprietor of
Hotel Temple. Temple street. City. je29-lm
NEW LOW BOATS FOR SALE-Address H.
~ Is t oWNSEND, SO. Freeport, Me. my27u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

NOR SAI.E-LoolS al Ihisl New two story six
roUfe house aud 500a feet Of lind in Deer
ing for $500, oniy 500 down. balance only Si1
pr month deDt wait until some one buys 1t
away from you. G. d, DALTON, 90 Exchange
street. ,June0itt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

EH0R sALE-Heres anotheri Elegant. new
nine room house on Eastern Promenade
Tor $500. Corner lot, sewer, Sebago heated,
gas. bath, hErd wood floor, very sigbtly, bay
windows. and plazzn. UDly $1,000 dowp balance
10 suit you. c. L. DALTON, SO Exchange ST
,June9 If
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

For Ale New, stat block g rooms on
each faD on High street. everything first
class and strictly up to-gtate; finely finished.
plnmbed and heated nothing better: rents for
q. DALTON & Ca. So Exchange st. June9-tt
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

II trousers, we sell for 81. 90, l.25 150 eco
and 2.bo per pail Rest value for the money
sold any where. Il not satisfactory on ex min
alton money will be refunded by returning to
US beforc having been worn. HASKELL &
homes. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland, Main. IA
f1OR SALE-House and cottage lots for sale
at Willard Beach, South Portland. For
particulars enquire OF HI. L. WILLARD,
Beach street, Willard. ily2odimo
NOR sALE--Elegsnt pianos, violIns, mando-
lins. guitars. hanios, music boxes reginas,
harIn0uicas. superior violin aud banjo strings.
everything in the music line. Come 10 the
store where prices are low. HALVES. All
tiengress street. juiy14dtmo
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For hENT~Desirable tenement, nne To-
n, es s,. sunny. sishthly, nearly new. near
rooms, ana finely furnished hath ronm mi
water heating, set TUBS. window scrs ems. II
1roNe. corner Cumberland. Apply al house or
"'ooV cumberland street. c y. NORCkOSs.
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WANTED siruArIoNs,

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WANTED.

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ono week for 25 cents, cash An advance.
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II Il RENT-Aboat May LIST, house No. GO
n GRAY street. Nine rooms beside halls,
bath and store rooms: hot and cold water set
tubs. furnace heai; with good yard room. All
IN irst class lordtr. Enquire at "a GRAY
STREET. morning, noon or night. 3tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-04

COR RENT-June ist upper nat. house No.
100 Spring street, eight rooms. besides
halls and bath ROOM with steam heat and all
modern Improvements; large lot. IN first class
order. Inquire at 60 GRAY ST. morning noon
or plight. June 2-u
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no LET-To small family, lower rent In
house at 40 Ellsworth street. seven rooms
and bath, laundry, iuriHIce heat, hot aud cold
water, gas. etc. Inquire of n. II. THOMPSON,
40 Ellsworth street. 29I
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05


ON board La Cioncga. Aur. 2lrd.-
Sailing eastward from tsia de- r.noa
you ind yourself nt once in JardlnilmH.
OF "Heef OF Gardens and Gardener
And very appropriate BE- the name be-
slowed, hy the verbose spnniardH, Tor
every ialet, bis and little. o. % vcrlwblo
conservatory Of bloom and beauty
though nature f. the only gardener
the archipelago has ever known. Thlf
particular gfoup numbers about nfy
islands. tho largest not more than slS
or clght miles long. the smallest. % Die
OF coral rock just pcoping above tho
waves. To the north. between Loo jar
dimes and the Peninsula dc Znpain.
C"rhr Shoe" Ho called because of 60
shape. which forms the southwest end
Of santa clara rroyIncal the tranquil
Caribbean u dotted thick with isIHH,
each frluNcd with muurruNr thltkriH.
The home uf cruculllrH parrots ANA aDns
fowl manageable. The latter md secure
bree1ing places DO these miniature Iar-
udIaUa uuffuuuuutcd hy the human
species, and birds VI every feather ini-
Ten 1000 the wild fruits and seeds. This
b. 10. chosen home uf the cuban pare
rntH ana parnuuriH. which ind such proc
ntHhie H1ic in tho United States. Every
thickUt b. alive with them and ther
shrlil screaming QUE The air. The
from the main land ln his cnn1c. oct HE
snnrci 10 the bushes aud wait Tor
THE GORGEOUS GREEN
and yellow fellows 10 nutiof into thcm.
A modern Crufuc, cast nHhurc ON one NJ
thgo Islands. would not fnrg badly.
provihinE hu kept at u respectful dis.
lance from the crucodilc'H jaws. and
voracioua lnnd-crnbH dld not deyuur
him. Besides nsh and Holsters. The nn-
vft 90 BE- found anywhere. uyatcrl
clinglng TO the mnnrruve branches and
birds that viii almost come nc call have
Inc never learned the fear of mnnaurc
various wild fruits. including oranges,
hgs plnntnlnH Cucnanuta, mnlanFuoa. "a
species u indigenous poutu) yucca.
chasnvn snd other edible roots, and US
ually plenty ~ fresh water.
No county on earth ~ 90 rich lu ma
tufnl gardens of the SEA a. Cuba. being
envlrpned BY no fewer than nfievn hum
dfci Islands Of account, besides inuum-
efnhlo reefs AMI Gays, thu smallest %
them capable ~ sustaining "a fDW peu-
pie almost Independently Most ~ these
lnletH arc not unlike the bahama aud
Florida rccfa having hrcu created hy
The same coral builders that today may
b. seen through the transparent waters.
WORKING huaily MI when this old world
was young and comparatively poor In
islands.
Next 10 inla de- pinoa. the ls.Fest u
cuha'a Islands lies IN tho nor.h shore
stretching forty miles 0r more between
the province 81 Puerto Principe ana the
90 bahama channel. and ~ locally
known as Cayo Romano Correctly
Speaking n n four big islands. sct close
iofether ana surrounded hy "a score "
httlr ones, ana their combined area h.
about two hundred square miles. They
arc unique IN being vast natural salt.
mine. capable ~ supplying half tho
world. Their surface ~ broken an over
ny many mnhl doprusaluna. two
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or three fcat deep. During win
Ter storms. Atlantic pillows surge
completely over these Gays,
leaving tho h0lluwH filled with brine.
rhn burning sun of summer soon dries
the wntor and deposits uf pure salt are
tUu behind. ull ready Cor use without
thn trouble uf pvnuurItinT The sole
Industry of CuYu Romano On that uf
gathering what the sea has thus pro-
vidcd aud
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THROUGH THE ANTILLES.

skirtina tho south Coast Cuba-An Eastward Cruise
from Islo Dc Pinos-A Fow Of cubos Fiity-Four
Ports-oiimpsos Ashorc-What Americans May DO
I'm the Big leland
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uru fow Hnlt-mlncru. who romnln lclB
than half the year mud work in dcful-
tory fashion. on the southern coast 81
cuba. trhndo DayWnn uud the two
smaller Huymnna aro the most Import
ant Islands. always tatUpuhF finuHi
and next 90 them in area ~ the long
and narrow archipelago called Cayoa de
HH Docs LouuaH. iiutwOon the latter
nud Puerto Principe province are
scattered the brightest gems ~ the
Caribbean -nawlcfH omorliH ret iu
turquoise and HapphirC-tho hundred
summer which Columbus named "thn
queens Garden when his cnruyels
were hfcnlmed among them. For one
who has enough Uf life IN cities aud
longs Tor peaceful days far from the
mudding crowd" what morn perfect
plnCc of retirement could BE- found than
ono OF these beautiful isletHf For very
little money one " these "Ihrdincs Dc
"a itolnl' might BE- bought and n lodge
orr bungalow built thereon, and nearly
everything the blessed hermit would
need 90 sustain life. be might raise IN
bis doopari, assisted by natures boun-
~ ln the way II Wild fruits. nHh. 1t
Cctcrn. There are neither snakes nor
villa animals 40 be- feared. tho climate
lH absolute perfection. epidemic dis
eases nrH unknown, and protected BY
the long Cnyua de- los Doco Loguas on
one hand ana the main land on the
hurricanes and severe storms
never visit, the enchanted locality
~ everybody kuowa, the entire cir
cult uf cuba, following tho coast line
Ms nearly uH possible. " about i.52O
miles IN AN this distance there are
hfiy -four ports. fifteen u which are
open 90 commerce. and only nineteen
liHht houses. Some ~ the noble har-
hora are tulornhly well fortified. Hp Tar
nH stone wallis 80. but th0ir prominent
features. according 90 war experts. nrc
"a source " weakness rather than
strength. she forts almost invariably
occupying high elevations and tho walls
carried hlgh ~, nnorliuH splendid
targets Tor bombardmcnt by the shells
OF
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ONE MAY M BLEssED WITH MANY OF
" tho Injuries - this life but these d. not 81
ways bring tsypincsa Nothing can take the
place " guod health and beneath the One ~.
tire and The general make ~ II = iine lady or
gentleman disaasa may LARA iust the sane ~
beyond the more modest attire of the working
man % woman. No ono 4 prof against
STOMACH DISORDER - There are - very
many anndtIsra flat NAV rlVe riss 10 dis8r.
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the ships themselves remaining safely
out OF ranHo ~ the cannon In the forts
liy the way one " struck by the num-
Der N 'Moru Castles in this island
nnd wonder why the Spanlnrda ala not
exercise their customary vorhoaity In
naming their defonacH. The rNpiann-
ton ~ simple. The word Moro means
'prumontnry." The old spanish idea
was 10 sot an forts on hills. after the
fashion N the buccaneers. 90 that
sharp lookout Tor enemies might be
maintained. Most % Cubn'n hnrburs
are curiouHly land-iockcd bays. opening
20 tho sea through long and narrow
channels. They have been well com.
pared 90 the shape ~ mans hand.
with the fingers spread and the wrist
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mention.
n your digestion u lnferfcrred with you will
present one or more q The following symp-
toms headashe lfig -, Palm ln shoulder zig.
y, falpitation d Heart lfig 81, Palm or iieaVis
pes IN hldo rig 3d. Pain In hact Org o..
other nYmptYms that nay urca.nt are Nerv'
ouanasa Weakness imariatluu Irritable Tom
pr, Coated Toggua. Couatif alton.
hIDnAN VIII 1vurrU me any Wcnkueel u
The u'omach n will stimulate The gastric ful'
hrlss, causing Gov N thnsa juices that hre
negessary 10 pc feet digestion aud assimilation.
HupYAN viii stimulate tho liver " thst organ
IL Impaired causing tho bile 70 f0w, thus Civ
ing the bowels the LAXATIVE that nature has
prepared for them. ~ this way, constipation
Z relieved a. once. nUDYAN will stimulate
y perfect action a these glands upon which
digestion and assimilation dopund,
HUDYAN will rive you strength u will
purify your blood. rsFruna u a bilious tenn
Istaneni viii hnd n iuDNAN apc.iu,..ggar
HUDHAN rufus All stomach. Liver, Kidney.
Nsrvuln and Mosd Disofdsrs
HupiAN y sold ~ druggists, Or Il will he
sent dire Z upon receipt Of prino, toc a package
" aiK packages Tor 8 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-06
STEREOPTICON LECTURE.
Japanese Visitors to Lecture for
an Orphan Asylum.

Y. Watanabe, Hasegawa and NJ Iva
mura, who arrived in Honolulu on the
Nippon Maru some days ago, will give
a stereopticon lecture tomorrow even
ing in the Y. M. G. A hall for the ben
eft of the Okayama Orphan Asylum of
Japan. Hasegawa was brought up in
the asylum and will tell about the
place in a very entertaining manner
His remarks will be interpreted by the
Rev. o. H. Gulick and Miss Carrie Cas-
tie will officlate at the piano.
The Japanese Orphan Asylum at
Okayama was established in 1887 by
j. Ishii, who has been called the
George Muller of the Orient. 1t has
grown into a large institution, having
260 children at present. The details
of it's administration and the teaching
and training and daily life of the Japa-
nese children furnish material for
an interesting lecture. Admis
sion will be so cents Tickets are on
sale at all the principal stores. After
lecturing here the Japanese named
above will go to the mainland.
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lowing: To be captain, Paul Smith
captain First Regiment, National
Guard of Hawaii, fOrtieth.
Captain Paul Smith was one of the
first men in the field in 1898. When
Company A was organized he was
made first lieutenant, with julius AS
che as captain. Soon after he was
elected captain, and has been re-elect-
ed six successive times since without
opposition.
He was kept busy yesterday receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends.
He will remain in the city until his
orders arrive from Washington.
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BANK HAS OPENED
First American Ready
for Business.
Will Probably Become the DEPOSIT
tory of United States Funds
in Hawaii.

Promptly at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning the Minister of the Interior,
accompanied by Chief Clerk Hassinger,
appeared at the First American Bank.
Five hundred thousand dollars in gold
cleaned upon the trays where it had
been piled to facilitate counting. Pres
ent at the inspection by the Minister
were Ignatz Steinhart, Colonel Mac
farlane, President Cecil Brown, Direc-
tors Dillingham;, Robinson and Cart
Boyd and Teller Purdy. Minister King
duly handed over the charter and the
certificate which testified that every
thing was right and in proper form.
Mr.. Steinhart left yesterday by the
Australia. He goes on an important
mission. The object of hurrying the
opening of the bank before his depart
ure was to enable him to take the for
NAL application for the selection of the
bank as the fiscal agents of the United
States Government. This application
was signed by the necessary officers,
and the announcement sent by the
Australia that the bank had opened
it's doors and had actually commenced
business will enable the Secretary of
the Treasury to formally announce
that the bank has been appointed as
the depository of United States funds
in Hawaii. The application will be
presented by Perry S. Heath in person.
1t is expected that the announcement
of the selection will be made within a
month, as all the preliminary arrange
mentS have been completed
This was Mr. Stoinhart'c fret Welt
and he was very much impressed with
the resources and possibilities of the
Islands. Monday he was the guest of
b. F. Dillingham; on a tour of inspec-
ton of the sugar properties along the
railroad.