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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

HE RENEWED HIS FEALTY TO THE GER
MAN PEOPLE on MOUNT OF OLIVES.
RELIEF THAT UNIVERSAL PEACE WILL not
PREVAIL. 50 LONG AS UNREDEEMED
EXISTS

RELIEF THAT UNIVERSAL PIA'h WILL MI
PREVAIL. 50 LONG AS UNREDEEMED
SIN EXISTS
Berlin. Feb 4--Empcror William, speaking
at the annual banquet last night Of tho Bran
denburg Diet. said:
The Hohcnzoler1a have always considered
themselves responsible to God personally for
their acts. and 3 sens, of responsibility 10 me
people has also been inherited by every Hohen-
zollern.
When | stood on the Mount Of Olives. re-
rcwed the oath taken to the Colors, not TO
leave a stone unturned to assure the welfare OF
the people"
His Majesty recalled Marshal Won Moltke's
vols to Prince Bismarck after the Franco
German Val Now Is the time To- see the tree
grow" and said:
II VIII be a good gardener to the tree of the
German Empire. Topping off superhuous
branches and ferreting out and destroying ami
mails seeking to gnaw the roots. hope | shall
soon see the tree gradually developing. Before
II stands the German Michael with his hand on
the hit of his sword. looking afar In order 10
guard it, Secure is the peace which shelters
behind the shield of ,hs German Michael ana
which is defended by his sword.
1T is truly a magnificent beginning for all
nations 10 desire to bring about peace. but a
mistake has been mad. IN the calculations. 30
long as unradeemed sin prevails among man
kind. - long will there be war. hatred envy ana
discord and 50 long viii man endeavor 10 over
reach MS fellows. But what H. law among M"
ie law. anong nations. Therefore, We shall strive
that We Toutous stand together like soma
rock Nav every wave threatening peace break
on this rock IL bronze Of the German people
whether it be far away or nigh unto Us al
home"
The Emperor then added:
Peace must be preserved at home and
abroad. and the people Of the Mark of Brandeh-
burg above all must lend me their help TO
do So"
His Majesty concluded with calling for cheers
for the Mark Of Bran ienburg and It's inhaDi-
tanfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
MRS. Dr H4uEL WANTS 4 Dn0RcE.

five years prior to July | assistant pastor OF 81.
Augustine Chapel. Trinity Parish. IN East Houston
st. is still in trouble with his wife. Mrs Florence
Du HameL Nine months ago she sued for a sepa-
ration. and succeeded I'm geeting an allowance OF
Sl5 "A week alimOny and 500 counsel fe"
Dr. Du IIame received notice that his services
were TO be dispensed WITH and went 10 RchoDotn.
Del where ne has since lived An application WAS
then made by Mrs Du IIamr TO acqurstr1te his
property which. she alleged. consisted OF some
property at 40. \ BarrJw-st.. whore they mad
lived and also in u religious paper OF winch he
Was the Editor. This order was granted. but
Sheriff Dunn was not able 10 realize dnNfhlhs
Mrs Du Ilamel has now brought suit for alb
solute divorce She says sh" married To the
clergyman on October - 1889. in Philadelphia and
that she was compelled to leave him on April Il
last on account of his cruelty 10 her. She then
brought her suit for "a separation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
BLACK SILKS.

Investigate the market. Your learn '""'
BLACK eros Grain. Peau de oo'e' D',
ard Rrocaded silks are advancing
are bounding upward and the deinahu Hh"'-
tiples daily. III,
,tor,ha Az, we prophesied that these rch
BLACKS would be the rage for the HP' MS
and Summer Of 1899. Our preparations
uero regulat ID by that thought. we con-
,roc,ad and collected literally when the
rates were low our prescience proH's S'"
The counters are attractive WIN Pi'
rueion of the above weaves ana we ""e'
,ber AZ retail for less than they now cost
dealers at wholesale. That's the Macy
snlrit-the way that wins
yvoren who have a fondness for SIX bar
aotrs should not permit domestic routine
70 prevent them coming early to-mori""'
One hundred pieces black rustling figured Ian''"
s,u, small and medium designs. p !n' woe '"''
Una hundred p.eces black TaNota SIX. finely iA
,shoA and superbly dyed. full ~ In. wide "'"'
rue. r,eoss black Tareta SIX: they have all the
-, 1,,oi,,ies ~ high priced grades. q in vide
re.
Another lot Of those magnificent black sath h'o-
cade, that women enthused over week before 'oS'
Wore we 10 buy them to-day we'd nave 20 -"
them AT $3.50 This last delivery completes our
order and when they are sold we can ""''
similar values. Your choice, SID
rwo hundred pieces BLACK reau ie Sole. black Satin
Ducb4sse and black Gros Grain SIR group
that represents beauty ami cheapness az F'" ~
never seen before We commend them 10 an women
who are thinking 4 buylng black SILK. None bel
ter can be secured at double the money '"c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

GLOATING OVER THE AMERICAN ARMY
SCANDALS
POSSIBLE REACTION ON THE PROVISION
TRADE NJ RosTAND's DENIAL

ray CABLE go rur rmpr>r


fRy CABLE 1o rHr rmBt 81
Paris Feb The do elopmcnt Of what the
"rchc de- Paris" and otner French military or
eans cal, the american Army scandal arouses
unrqual interest her. Tho "Matin" publishes
volumnous dispatches from Washington and
New-York giving details Of the Miles Eagan-
Alger controversies which lose none II their
plcturesquencss or piquancy by translation into
the French language The radical Socialist pa
r.rs draw comparisons between what they de
clare 10 bc the v.nal corruption Of the Army
administration disclosed in France 10y the Drey-
fus affair and IN the United states 10y the Miles
Pagan revelations The imporialist and royalist
press consider the American beef scandal as an
additional evidence that republican institutions
are Incompatible with honesty and efficiency IN
a national army
NJ Paul de Cassagnac's "Autorite" says The
breakdown and scandals II the stan depart
nents 81 the United states Army are due 70 the
absence ~ any General STAFF Of the Army. as
organized in France Germany and all European
countries and 20 the fact that the American
Army has no Commander-in-Ch Chief in whose
hands should he centralized the absolute con-
trol over all departments" The French Cham
her Of Commerce watches the proceedings with
keen attention. owing TO the expected disclosures
in regard 70 the preparation OF American pre-
served meat A prominent member Of the
Chamber saws: II American beef packers VIII
sell poisoned beef TO their own troops. heaven
only knows what sort Of stun they Will send
20 Europe Whenever they get a chance"
Meanwhile the Ministry OF War is making
rigid inquiries into all cases Of French soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
MEMBERS or CANADIAN MINISTRY HERE.

THEY WILL. HOLD CONFERENCE OK MATTERS
BEFORE THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
David Mills A &. Blair ". NJ. Fielding and
clifford Sfton members OF the Canadian Ministry,
arrived I'm this city yesterday over the New-fork
Central road J. : Tlrte. another member OF the
Ministry is expected from Montreal later. The
party went to the Wadorf-Asioria. where they
were met by Sir Wilfrd Laur.er and several other
Canadian members OF the Joint High Commission
az Washington.
The members OF the Canadian cabinet VIII hold
"A conference in NeW-York to consider matters that
are now engaging the attention of the commission.
After the conference is over Sir Wifrid Laurer ana
the other members Of the Commission VIII return
to Washington while the party that arrived to-day
will return to Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ONE SPINTNH OFFICE GONE.

THE CABINET VOTES TO ABOLISH THE MINISTRY
OF THE COLONIES.
Madrid Feb THE Cabinet at It's meeting
today decided to abolish the Ministry of the
Colonies and a decree ordering the taking OF
the step viii b. Immediately presented to the
Queen Regent Cor aer signature"
Premier Sagasta has been authorized TO re-
yoke the suspension OF the constitutional guar
tees whenever h thinks proper. IT is stated
that Senior Sagasta will come to an understand
ing on the subject with the Minister ~ the In
terror. Senior Capdepon. who says that the meas
IRE Will be put into force with little delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
no SrLPHsTE or cOPPER SYNDICATE.

In the French Chamber o. Deputies the assertion
was made a day or two ago that he recent rise In
the price ~ sulphnte OF copper which had caused
serious injury 10 agricultural interests In France
was due the formation Of powerful syndicaies IN
England and the United States. which were cor
nering the market"
The statement that any such syndicate existed In
this country said Yesterday by representa- tive
OF one OF the largest local chemical houses To be
without foundation. Sulphate OF copper. which Is
popularity known as blue vtriol, was largely en-
ployed In agriculture he continued. In France it's
chief solution for spraying grape
vines and another important use was for treating
Grain. N erdsr TO prevent rust. The rise In price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
syrup

had kept nearly uniform pace with the sd'a'.,
the price of copper. When the metal "Ss -,
at cents pound. not long ago sulphae o. 0Vls,
which contains 2j.+ per cent copper. MAS q'o,
Sig cents a pound. copper had nov aaN"" =.
cents pound To \ cents. ne continued maH'"s q.
nominal increase In the price 81 the snph',
cents a pound which. added 10 the price OF 81 ,,l
ruling before the rise la the value Of me ,ul.
began. would make the present quotation U..,ar OF
phate of copper 81 cents pound As ms' a, y,
fact sales of the product were being maus xa
cents. ana In the ease OF small lots the price -"
never In excess OF cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

generation There never a wife fit to bear
that noble title who did not wish 10 wear woman
hoods most glorious crown the soep,re of mother
hood Thousands of welded couples, othewlse
happy fall short Of wedlock greatest happiness be
cause they are childless In the majority Of cases
this is because the wife through ignorance or neg
lect suffers from weakness and disease OF the organs
distinctly feminine For women who suffer IN this
way there is one great medicine that does not fail 10
accomplish its purpose. II is Df Pierces favonte
Prescription II acts directly on the delicate organs
concerned and makes them strong healthy vigorous
vire and elastic II allays inflammation, meals
liberation, soo,hes pain and tones the shattered
nerves II fits for wfehood and motherhood IL
ouickens and valizes the distinctly feminine organ
Ism II banishes the maladies Of the expectant
months and makes baby's introduction 10 the world
easy and almost painless 1t insures the niue new
coniers health and nourishment in plenty II is the
best supportive tonic for nursing mothers
Mrs. Jennie Parks Of Marshall Spokane County Wash.
writes am glad tell Of the good results OF your great
medicine. 49, DR. Pefces FavoTite Prescription was
benefited by your medicine in confinement II gave me
strength tired feeling and my baby is the PIC
OF health feel better than have felt IN ten years
In cases Of constipation Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's should be used adjunct 10 the Fayorte
Prescription" they extremely simple, peIieety
nstursl and insure prompt and permanent relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
GE0pGyrOwy GLEE CONCERT.

Tho Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Assocal'o" ~
GEORGETOWN University Washington. ID. Z" W."
give a concert AT the Waldorf-Astoria on lu''uS.
II Q .. m THIS Is OF series ~ concerts -
throughout the country by this college associN ,s.
and the first ever given In New-lork Amons ~"
patronesses are Mrs. John q. Agar, the "' s,,
Bowler Mrs L. f. Collier. Mr.. Frederic " -,
,iert Mrs Brockholst cutting. Mrs J9nn aanir,sil
Dahlgren Mrs. Joseph Drexe MIS-. r Pa l.
HOFFMAN Mrs Adrian Iselin. IT,, Mr. Eo ,o, xr1
kcyes Miss Leary, Mrs, OSCAR LiNlnss1 Ma "a
Charles oelrichs. Mrs.. jules Reynal ana AT"
ward Thebaud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THE CRISIS ~ THE BILKlNS.

TURKEY PREPARING TO QrE1L AZ EXPECTED
UPRISING ~ MACEDONIA
London Feb Turkey. according TO special
dispatches from bucharest. is making military
preparations in view ~ possible Macedonian
uprising and they have been answered by |ul-
garia with fevcrish arming.
1t is added that the Turkish sentinels are ar
resting all Bulearans crossing the Macedonian
frontier
Tire Ministerial change at Sofia is considered
hostile TO Prince Ferdinand NJ Bulgaria. whose
popularity is said 10 Doe waning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THE ISTHuTS STRIKE.

WAGES INCREASED. BIT FEW STRIKERS RETURN
TO WORK
Colon Colombia. Feb. { By way 81 Galveston.
Tex Several ~ the strikers have returned 10
work AZ result Of the railroads notification Of
increase of - cents silver in the rate OF wages
The strikers at Panama stil refuse 10 go 20
work hence th" situation is uralter~d and the
deadlock continue.
The strike has nov spread 10 the banana labDr.rs
~ BOras del TOru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
KNG IEopoLb'N ERRlrIc DlrGHrER.

London. Feb The French newspapers are
raising oufcry against The alleged detention and
N-trcatmcni OF Princess Louise OF Coburg I'm d,
uuatic asylum. but the Brussels CORES pondent 81
The Daily Mali says thar King Lcopold has
paid his daughters debts ana that II current re-
ports in Belgium 10 bc be.let cd. the Princess
Is IN The Inh.d States. aud not In an Austrian
mGdhOu-r all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

DRESS GOODS.

The Macy Dress Goods advertising IL popu-
lar reading. Nothing obscure or doubtful
about #. Nothing could furnish brighter
text for thrifty women We present the
claims Of our Dress Goods ValuesgWiih such
convincing clearnoss and simplicity that
Won cannot fail to become impressed and
Interested. These prices are eloquent
Zephyr Covert Cloth a new and sur TO be- Popn-
lar sprnr fabric. W. are displaying eight ~ I'D.
choicest color mixtures. manufactured Co. Ir''I "'
75c fun ~ in wide. our price. foc'
Home~pun Cheyo,s Wholesome name ir an ,, non
.,,sf,,llv selected wool twelve soft shades Tor
sprlng' exactly - ln. wide. AT .ic
Fine ch.ylo,. a material that wins and mold.
friends against all new cnWri- 'ir H'.a"N ~,
grows ana grows Here eight of the new
rolors also black sp,uged and shrunk' :" in
wide. zoe.
French p.pl.n V-iour-lo,m tricks have wrought
Tho grounds So that the round cords show NOR
,rominen,ly They are an wool and vii no SIP
~ pull seams nine leading '"'iH ~" "''NN' ~
In wide real value slj" orr price ""''
It ia not strange that our rates for Dress
Goods that are stylish and fautless are
much under regular prices. We are always
ON the alert for chances 10 relieve manu-
facturers. importers and jobbers who are
anxious to unload No quantities are too
great for the possibilities of the Macy re-
tail outlet-IF WE CAN GET THE COST
DOWN TO OUR LIKING These savings
are shared with you-shared generously
as you probably may have had occasion 70
know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
WANT WARSHIPS FOR SPAIN.

Madrid Feb. "A large meeting Of the Com
mercial Club has passed resolution demanding
that the Government use part Of the $50 600 900
TO he paid by the United States as an indemnity
for the cossion 0f the Philippine Islands. in the
construction OF three Warships FOR the defence
81 the coasts - Spain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
4 DENIAL FROM THE DUKE OF TETUAN

MANDED THE RECALL OF WEYLER
Madrid. Feb THE Duke Of Tetuan for
merly Minister OF Foreign Affairs has published
a formal denial of the statement. attributed to
General Stewart l.. Woodford the former Min
lister OF the United States here. that the United
States asked for the recall Of Captain General
Wevlsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
AGRiRHV REroLT ~ RruiNll.

REBELIIors PEASANTS REFUSE REGIMENTS
SENT To QUErI. THEM
London. Feb SPECIAL dispatches from Vienna
published tbs afternoon say an agrarian rising is
reported to have occurred In Rumania. near era
iowa. on the estates OF Baron Mllosovaitch. uncle
VI ex-king Milan OF servia. owinE 10 his refusal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
C1PTJ RED BY DERIISHES.

FALL. oF REJAF oN THE NILE. GARRsoNED BY
BEfGIANS
BrHssols Feb. Tt H. reported that the Belgian
post az Rejaf has been captured 10y the Dervishes
ReIaf j. situated on the Nile between Fashoda
and Uganda. II was attacked by the Dcrvlshes IN
force In June last, but they were repulsed by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
FURNITURE.

The February Furniture Sale. T. was an
nounced last Tuesday. The motif and at
fractions were plainly stated. Unanimify
and determination marked your responses.
Four floors in the great Annex are surren
dered 70 Furniture and Furniture buyers.
The breezy. hollow claims that emanate
from surrounding dealers DO not deter the
frugal from coming here.
The qualities and styles We offer are ire.
proachable. and the price advantage you
may gain here is a matter Of fact We
don't Indulge in sophistry or hyperboe
We DO sell the best Furniture FOR less
money than it is sold elsewhere. No mis-
take about IT,
These descriptions and quotations merit
careful consideration. Each item represents
matchless saving.
Solid Oak Dining Chairs heavy ungs bracet back
well finished worth 500. ~ Goc
Solid oak Dining chairs. heavy box sea' % open
woven cane. high back. well finished. regular price.
81 Gg now Al ooc.
Solid oak Rockers large size. high back cane sea-.
fiu arms. regularly worth So our price. si.so
HANGING Han Rack made ~ bamboo. 7i'h large
size beyeued French plato mirror. az $3.50.
Dining Tables antique oak finish. top " inches
souare when closed , feet long when extended:
worth SiVp. AZ SOD.
Bedroom CoIches. new designs. good springs. COW
cred IN six different cJlors. special Offering a,
$500.
Upholstered Diyans. fun size. all spring edge, Gov
cred with denim. IN your choice % co''rs' worth
500 at So
Full size Couches. an spring edge Your rows deep
,uf,inr filled with tow and moss heavily frinEsd.
,.red 20 order with corduroy ~ velour IN your
choice 4 colors. regularly worth $500 our price.
$3.50.
Box Couches full size All spring edge round coy
oers covered with extra heavy denim IN YOUR choice
n colors self opening attachment. regularly worth
- 90. our price S0.oo.
SOLID oak China Closets, swell glass ends. large
glass door. sold elsewhere al sllo"' olr price
1914.
Solid oak China Closets with large swell glass ends
twisted post corners. mirror iop' worth N'"' at
SIO.2t.
Three Niece parior suites mahogany finished frames
carved backs twisted posts. French .egs. spring
seats upholstered IN tapestry assorted c.ors r'gl-
larry worth <l5.oo. at siooo
Three piece Bedroom suites made Z solid OAK pat
tern tod dresser. r. q 10. wide brass trimmings.
hsy4lleI French plate mirror. 22N2- inches, real
value $1,000 a. SiG5o
rive piece Parlor suites. mahogany finished inlaf
frames covered 70 ord-r In your selection u attn
| dsmask In A variety ~ oo.ors regularly worth
5000. our price. S2G.lo.
Flv. piece Parl,r suites. mahogany finished iRlad
frames upholstered n green SIX plush. trimmed
with tape.tr, picture panels regular value $500
our price. Si1.st.
Five piece Parlor suites. BEAUTIFULLY trimmed win
French marqueterie. carved backs. Empire design
including two large armchair t~o side chairs ard
large sofa covered 70 order 10 your choice u coi'T'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
NEIERE NTnRMN ~ ApILA

Madrid. Feb. Severe storms have visited Cadiz
and Algeciras and a number of wrecks have been
reported. Al Los Barros Cadz. several per.
sons were killed and injured By d tornado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

The Amen of marriage
is always a baby. With.
out it, wedlock is a
summer field that never
blooms, a plant that
never buds. a night with.
out stars. a sermon with
out a benediction, a
PRAYER without an Amen.
There never was a
husband worthy OF the
name, who did not aspire
to be the father and the
grandfather of healthy,
capable children to hand
down his name and the
fortune accumulated by
the sweat Of his brow.
from generation 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
PRESIDENT FArRE oN THE ARMY.

Paris Feb. 4-Presidort Faurc. replying at Vim
cennes this afternoon 10 an address Of the mill
tary authorities san he was happy 10 affirm that
tho army was a, tuatcd Dos a single thought and "A
single wish. namely. obedience 10 the law. defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
WlGNERN wIDow D4yGERorNM Ill.,

Berlin. Feb. i-Coslma Wagner the widow ~
X chard Wagner. the dramatic composer II dan
g"rously iil with pneumonia az Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
INCREASE ~ SPANISH DEBIT

Madrid. Foo. THE floating debit Of Spain was
Increased during the month ~ January by l7wi6!t
pc-'ia-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
6O-62 West 23d Street.

10 renew the leases Of his farms. II is added thai
TWO regiments which were sent To the scene OF inc
disturbance we're repulsed ny the peasantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Co~ima Wagner is ihr daughter or List the
pianist and composer. and was formerly the wife
90 Herr Won Bulow. 81" married Wagner In 1870
HIS FIRST wife died in lsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THond's~~~~
. xtract : ' 's:.
Wi ntnnent

: specific in all skin diseases, and gives
I quick relief in burns and bruises.
{ Testimonials from all classes prove
} its efficacy. Price so cents; trial sizo
J % cents. All druggists, or sent ~
mail. Put Up only by PONDS EX-
{ TRACT CO., 76 Fifth Az, N Y. City.
} There isn't anything Just as good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
MATTRESSES.

Mattresses made in our own factory. all hair fll
size covered In best A. &. \. a. Nngi sold csc
where as special value a. 500 our price,
500.
Mattresses made of pure South American hair. full
40 No. weight made IN one or Two parts. In your
choice Of colors IN fancy ticking. our price Si5gy
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-08
ANNUAL MEETING HELD.
New Officers of the Honolulu Cricket
Club Selected.

The annual meeting of the Honolulu
Cricket club was held in the parlors of
the Arlington last evening. The at
tendance was fair. Election of officers
for the new year resulted as follows:
Judge w. L. Stanley. president; r. A.
Jordan, vice president; Rev. V. II.
Kitcat, secretary and treasurer ]. II
Cation, assistant secretary; H. L. Her
bert, captain of teams; A. st. NJ. Mack
intosh, vice captain. Board of man
agement T. G. Ballentyne, A. Ander-
son and j. w. Harvey. British Com
missioner w. J Kenny and DR.. V. II
Murray were elected patrons of the
club.
During the evening votes of thanks
were passed to Mr.. Kenny for use of
his grounds and kindness; to the press
for notices, etc. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Krouse for use of the Arlington for
the meeting, and to DIR. Murray for
use of his house for business sessions
of the club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-08
INTEREST ALLOWED.

INTEREST ALLOWED.
On fixed deposits for ~ months, per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for months, 3R
per cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for 3 months, 3 per
cent per annum.
Interest Allowed by the Head Office
at Yokohama:
On current deposits, 5h per cent per
annum.
On fixed deposits for IL months, z
per cent per annum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-08

Jewels to the amount of $1S0,000,-
900 have been imported into the Uni
ted States in the last twenty-five
years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-08
KODAkS
and
CAMERAS

Everyone who has ever
done any work in Photog-
raphy will appreciate the
many advantages obtained by
using a Camera made by the
Reichenbach, Morey & Will
Co. The Alta Camera has
no equal for simplicity, dura-
bility and cheapness. We
guarantee them. Prices run
from $l5 upward.