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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Pltlsburg oct. iQ-lt was announced
today that the bridge combine under
pany had been completed and would be
IN operation by the hrHt OF next month
The combine Includes thlrty-seyen
plants IN thc country, and N capitalized
al sG7 600. 900, OF which $4,000 900 X pre-
fcrred. aud s3i.b000o0 common stock.
IL will control about w per cent OF the
output OF the country. The headquar-
ters will be IN New York City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Washington. oct. iQ-prrsldcnt Nc
Kinloy ana party reached Wahingto
nt 1895, nearly an hour behind schedule
time.
The party consisted of the President
and Mrs. Mcitinlcv, Secretary Long.
Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock. and At
torney General Grigrt Assistant Severe
tary Cortclyou. and Mr.. Flncy, private
secretary 90 the secretary uf the navy,
Newspaper correspondents ana white
House servants AZ but the three cab
met officers mentioned had loft the par.
~ nt various pulntH The train was
mot BY Secretary Root. Adit Gen. Cor.
bin and Marshal nonniHon Porter, see.
retary "a the President. MrH. Mckinley
was looking stronger than on her te'
turn from her last trip west and % was
said she had Improved in health ou
Tho luurnnY-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

New York. oct. is.--startlng sun fired
II O'Clock. two mluutea 10 cross.
Onlcial starting time; Columbia.
HOLES. shamrock. ii.o2.
Observations taken at Galucc at ll'tj
seemed 20 show Columbia q seconds ia
the lead
AZ 1850 q. M. about "a miles nom
start. Columbia appeared TO have lead
OF an eighth of mile.
Atil.ts dispatch from Western Union
Gable nnnt said the Columbia must
have Increased her lead greatly, for she
while shamrock was stu plainly IN
view.
1870 p. M. Asbufy Park says yachts
appeared 60 have good breeze ana Go Dc
nearing outer mark. ENuUlon boats
Htill headed southeast lu direction VI
turning mark shamrock hPpeA,sl 20
have benchttcd somewhat ny latter
breeze, and 10 have cropt up on Col
~. m. Almost calm at finish line and
sailing craft within radius % four miles
barely moved. Conditions 'ut that time
were worse than on "a majority or IN
days when lack 0f wind prevented rae b
< dispatch from the Highlai,ds at 2:3i
says the shamrock turned iecwhri
mark about 2:3o.3l.
Al $500 Long Branch said there was
very Hight hr-eze from thc south. rnd
that fleet of ATTY vessels was be-
Gained on the coast,
Ashbury PARK az $40 y. M. say tho
yachts have caught quite little hfocac.
From thorc IL eo,mcd Columbia was
considerably over "a mile In the lead.
The Highlands at 341 said Columbia
was about nine or ten ME- from tAr
ughtship; seemed To have barely steer
age way. and could not nnish within
the timc limit,
i.25Drhe race has been declared on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

delivery Of such trunk nj some hotel
or house IN another city. ID ia held that
such receipts or bills ~ lnding are
clearly liable to the stamp tax under
schedule a Of the act ~ June 10. 1898.
Internal revenue officers, therefore. are
directed 90 investigate transfer COM
pnnigE in their respective districts with
p vlew uf determining whether thoy are
Issuing nuch receipts, and n 800, whether
they are fully complying with the law
regarding the stamping OF such rec
coiuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Washington. oct. ta.-Admirni Dewey
last nlrht mot a select committee uf the
municipality OF Philadelphia headed By
Mayor AHhhrIdru. who rendered him
the hospitality of Philadelphia during
the latter part VI this month Admiral
Dewey accepted tho invitation naming
Oct. 30 na the date NJ his arrival re-
turning on the nirht og Nov. ]. 40 the
request OF Admiral Dewey his visit Will
be made tu cover the many other invi-
tntinus that have been extended Co him
hy the Union League. the clover club.
the Five O'Clock club. the MunufHctur-
erH League and other ORGANIZATIONS
which were anxious Tor his presence.
The arrangements Tor hla entertain
mcnt iu Philadelphia include ONE bln-
quet ana o. short military parade The
general reception and hHniahaking
feature have been eliminated.
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nFVELOPED INTO
| A PITCHED BATTLE.
harm Affair of 0utpOsts is Believed to
Have Become a General Engagement
Between Gen. White and Free
State Troops.

.c Not Driven Back Yet-uneertanty Whether Their Ad'
vance Is Feni or Part of Plan TO Isolate Ladysmti-
o.,ye Fight Must Occur Soon-Boers viii Find Plenty OF
rse IN Newfoundland British Plan OF Advance on Pre-
od,-portuga is Neura-British Troops Sail Tomorrow
An Safe at Kimberley -Boers Blow Up Bridges-Are Re-
..l.ed a, Glencoe British Parliament Discusses Situation
MI, Chamberlain Speaks,
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PARLIAMENT.

London. oct. ig.-Fioor and galleries
were densely crowded In the House u
Commons. IN anticipation ~ "a speech
by the secctnry OF state fur the colonies,
Mr.. Jos. Chamberlain, on the govern
mrnts policy Ia South Africa
The first lord OF the treasury and the
government leader, Arthur J. Balfour,
promised To answer tomorrow q ques-
ton whether the government had de-
Clded upon specific course Of action
with reference to the recommendation OF
the international commission respecting
the future administration of Samoa.
The secretary ut state FOR INDIA Lord
George Hamilton, replying 10 quca-
ton on the expenditure Of the Indian
troops IN South Africa, say the entire
charge would he betrayed out OF tho
Imperial eXchequcr
Air Balfour In reply 10 an lnterpella-
ton an TO whether the imperial govern
mont were now reviewing the action OF
the Cape Colony premier, Mr.. schrcluer,
ana other members Of the Cape govern
mont az To whether the governor u
Cape Colony Sir Alfred Miner, would
be allowed 90 dismiss the schrelner
ministry. To dissolve the Cape leEisla-
ture and temporarily to assume fun
authority, said
This question Ia apparently founded
upon Newspaper reports TOT which, 80
far as the imperial government ~
hMhItt iutlt ~ no i'hHuhllNns
Mr. balfour announced that the pres
cnt sitting OF parliament would be re-
Earded ns q complete session 20 be ter
minated by prorogntlun and not nd-
journod until February.
Henry soaton- Kari, conservative, In
accordance with notice given, asked
the ilrst lord of the treasury wheth-
or the attention OF the government had
been directed 10 certain speeches aud
letters by and emanaung from the
members for Kilkenny and East Glare,
Messrs. Patrick, O'lirien and william
Redmond. pnrnellltes, advocating the
cause OF the Beers. attempting To sc-
duce British soldiers and inviting them
10 actively assist the enemies OF the
queen and what action, II any. tho
government proposed 10 take IN tho
matter, Mr., Redmond rose quickly and
sud, before tho FIRST lord OF the treas
ury replied, he desired TO ask him
whether II was not fact that
he tAir, Rcdmond) IN suggesting
a message Of sympathy to President
Kruger followed the precedent followed
BY her maJesty'a grand-eon, Che en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Berlin. oct. ig-Thc newspapers are
Tor the most part Grron Of comment
upon the speech VI Emperor William az
Hamburg yesterday. ut q luncheon fol-
lowing the launching uf the hattleship
Kaiser Karl der Gfossc. The Herlmer
Tagchlutt, however, uuyH'
Ills muioBty'H expressions or regret
that his wish Tor big neot dld not niece
with Intelligent furthrrnnco eight years
ago will De- found significant Just now
iu more ways than Oue.'
The Socialist organ, the Norwaprts,
says
"Thc speech was "a mixture " pan-
Oormlu noct enthusiasm and Dr. Won
MiuuerH nun.partlHun aammol rnlitlk.
" dovetnlls into the program with tho
EInhousen and plrtmund npccches
While the former promised nn anti
strike hill aud the Inter proclaimed "a
determination 90 carry through the
canal project this speech az HAMBURG
announces new and Immense naval
bin. The words cannot be CONSTRUED
otherwise
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London. oct. io.-Tho British foreign
o1ice asserts that the verbal changes IN
the terms OF the Alaska modua vivundl
are OF no practical Importance, and
have been readily agreed 60, ana that
tary OF state. Col. John Hay, and the
British charge danalrea In Washington
viii sign tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

NNN w. f|AHA W.T. NNNAN ~ AANNN"aANNA AANNNNf
with officers. viii start for South Africa.
The first will sail AZ 1880 p. IN. the
others following at intervals Of half an
hour.
NEWS VIA CAPE COLONY.
capctown. oct ia dispatch from
Kimberley dated october 81. says
IAN iH well here. col. iiore engaged
the B1urH at MufoklnE. oct. H. with
great success. MafcklnH was Htill safe
on oct TO-"
a special dispatch to the Cape Argus
roitoratea the statement that IN the
lighting In Mnfoking Col liorr rcpulHod
the Beers, INJECTING "a loss % 300 men.
The Cape Times publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from Kimberley
Reliable information from Mnfcklng
says that an urmured train while
Saturday. engaged i've hundred Beers,
who suffered heavily.
"Col. Fitzclarcncc'a column foilcd the
Beers, INJECTING severe loss. The Britt
lsh casualties were two killed and four
teen wounded. two severely"
Complaints NJ liocr outragcs upon the
natives continue to arrive. These serve
further 20 lnname the hasulos and
Zulus Yesterday $50 iiaauloa from
johannesburg arrived at ijurEheradorp,
Cape Colony. and alleged that the Beers
had robbed them Wholesale and logged
them with "blncksnakcs"
The party. which included son Of
chief Lerothodi, was supplied with pro-
visions. and the Haaulcs then started
hnmcward cheering FOR the queen and
chanting war songs.
The following ofiiclai note has been
issued regarding the hoor advance
AN Orange Free state force with "a
NHH INtNIN Ia FIHNNHH aNNHNFN
Tlntwua Pass. opening with artillery on
small british cavalry patrols. The
range was very distant and the shoot
Ing Indifferent The object may have
been either "a fcint 10 draw our troops
from the real point NJ attack or pre-
lude 60 boer concentration against
Labyrinth"
There is an lucessant procession Of
applicants for active military service,
ana the new force of 5000 mounted In
fantry which the imperial government
has sanctioned will be quickly raised.
The premier Mr.. schrelncr continues
To issue circulars 20 the Dutch rcal-
dents. advising them TO maArtnin strict
loyalty TO the imperial goveAmcnt
The best authorities here now agree
that the danger OF general revolt u
slight
The Beers have blown up the bridges
at Fourteen Streams and the Moider
river. the former north and the latter
south Of Kimberley.
Burghersdorp. Capt Colony. oct IS
delayed Ia tranHmiasion). The chief
Boer commandant at Beestekraal sent
a messnge 90 Aliwul North requesting
| the townafolk 10 prepare coffee for hia
men, who arrived there this morning.
Glencoe Camp, oct. Is. 1855 y. m
| delayed In trnnamisHlon).- The British
troops here have been under IRE, A
/ strong noer patrol was encountered
eight miles from the camp, and was
| repuisod. the British suffering no casu'
aities.
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General Lawton's Expedition Starts
for the lnsurgent Capital.
ARMY OF NEARLY 5000 MEN
Twenty Fourth Infantry Included
cavalry Goes Along Heavy
Rains at Manila.

Manila. Oct 10. 1910 q. m.-Gcn. Law.
ton ana Gen. Young are at Arayat with
a force " nearly 5000 men. The run-
boats Florida ana Ocatc are preparing
60 move along the river to san isldru.
which will be held as base Tor opera
lions TO the north.
Extensive preparations have been
progressing for several days, and the
expedition. whose objective Is Tarlac.
f. expected 10 start today. The sup
plies viii be taken ON caacoea.
Gen. Lawton'a force consists of eight
companies OF the Twenty-fourth infau-
Try under Col. kcllar. eight companies
Of the Twenty second Infantry under
Major Baldwin. nine troops ~ the
Fourth cavalry. mounted under Col
Hay, and a mixed regiment consisting
Of one company uf the fhlrty-acycnth
Infantry six guns, commanded by capt.
Scott one company uf cavalry. and
capt. hats0u's Mnccaheo scouts Tho
Third cavalry Is equipplng nt San Fran
cisco Co Join tho expedition.
Heavy rains. the first 100 weeks. be-
gan last night and have continued
steadily.
Manila. oct. 30. $3.50 y. m.-Oen. Law
ton ls supposed 10 have reached San
lsidru, No communication has been re-
ceived from him since no left Arayat
this morning.
CASUALTIES REPORTED FROM
MANILA.
Washington oct. ig.--0en. Otis to-
day reported Co tho war department the
following casualties:
Killcd-slxth Infantry: Near Cehu.
Island of Cchu. sept, Is, A. Charles n.
Cotuy, Daniel r., Adams. Seventeenth
infantry ut Angeles. Oct. 10. l.. William
Parker. Thitty-slXth Infantry, az Porac.
oct ~. A. Willard Winters
Wounded-oct &c. at Angeles, Acting
Asst. surgeon ~, Eugene stafford,
breast, slight. sixth Infantry. near
Cebu. Sept. u.s.. 4. VIM. stovan. abdo-
men, fever. g.. Horace Hutchinson,
mates, severe; Fourth Infantry. near
San Nicholas oct s., n. James A.
ORully. hand, slight. Ninth Infantry.
at Angeles. Oct. co.. ID, Geo. Is. Webster,
head, moderate. ". John Kuloy thigh.
severe. l. Albert Durand, back. severe
Charles $. Wilson. hrnd, severe. Sew
eutreuth Infantry. A. corporal Henry
Rosor head slight ~ William Crosby
thigh. SLIGHT; a. Jos. -. Thackery.
lurynN. severe, Thomas T.. SCully,
thigh; sixteenth Infantry. az Guigulnto.
oct. is, H. Thomas Lynch, Side, severe:
Leslie shores, foot Hevrrv Fourth cav
airy. near Aruyut. oct 10. First Ser.
Ecnnt Gustav VIII, arm. moderate
Matthew killlon, leg. moderate. Thirty
sixth Infantry az humc. oct. ~, N,
sam Williams, check, moderate.
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ports. each carrying a thousand men,
with officers. viii start for South Africa.
The first will sail az 1880 b. M, the
others following at intervals Of half an
hour.
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CHAs. S. DEsKY's NEW BUILDING.
tPlans ~ -. T. KERR a COZ

Was the TcmeTio. ~ IL was frequently
stated in Spain. that would iutercep,
the Oregon on her voyage around. and
destroy her. While Captain Clark.
then in command OF the Oregon. and
his men We're running up the Moatc-
video coast without lights and keeping
a sharp lookout for this torpedo boat
the TemeJio was going NJ full speed
up the Plata river. and when the Ore
son reached Moutcvidso. he was 500
miles away.
\ revolution was brewing in Cru-
quay between the different political
factions. During one % the reception
days at this port. a Spani1rd came
aboard. and walking to the s;arbogrj
after l3-iuch gun. knc.t and uplifting
his arms cried out what Engineer
Burt claims wJS Sacramento. mean
ing. % Lord. save us.'
The big battlcshiPs Icf, Mou,svjjep
1n December and entered the Straits
cf Magellan ON December 4. NJ sum
down ON December IL. they passed
Zap" EAtAls tNe We~a'lW tNehAA h'
the straits and found the long sweils
of the Pacific. Then the Oregon made
sweeping bow and welcomed the
Iowa into hcr home and the Iowa nod
ded her thanks. The ocean was found
as peaceful as its name implies, Bu-
on the second day out from the straits
a terrific gale was encountered and the
fleet was broken up. They were band
ed together again az Valparaiso ON ps-
cember l.. Christmas day was spent
at sea and Callao was reached on the
day following. Several entertainments
were given the officers in this port by
the American and British residents o'
the place.
President Pieiriola. of Peru. was a
caller on Captain Barker during the
oregon's stay in Caliao. Tie spent soy
eral hours aboard the big vessel. TAX
ing q ia from bow to stern and from
the hurricane deck to the hold. When
he had seen all. President Pieirio'a
turned to Captain Barker and said:
Your vessels are historic and not
mere promises
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ShirmSnt at Bodie-.

t,rttsrs are bssgz Wrstten ~ CO.
.Ruhlsn "a th~ captains % AZ she con-
panic uhirh have 1sst ma bssins "a
the cemeteries of Hoao,ulu. Tsis 49,
ceasssatcs zv5tsnE lsttsrs Go n-srlF
every rezimsus % nea Which has
passed thrgnEh here to Nsnlis. over
shsrsy letters sere ur5sssa y--sisraay.
Tlas purpnse Df al shss ss 90 80 shs
sddrrssss of shr soldiers vbo have Sid
hrse that thssr t,gd5es NAV be ssippes
home 5f desired Fsve rxpesf e-nbsirn-
s-s ubp seat shrpaEh pn the Morgas
City uili resura 20 Hons'niu All r-f-
pare the bodies soT shlpn-af. To csi-
ens are ran.aE % che ohln-
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PARTII
konsli.

Th. Chinese N.W Year begins today.
There will b. a grand celebration
throughout Chiaa;oEu and bumpers
w,tl b. tipped by many foreigners Wi;h
greetings % 'konxhi Fstchoy. ~
Happy Nrw Year,. Th. f-ssIvj'irs vii.
last for tWp OF three days
The Chimes. agent wiII hold a public
reception tomorrow az the Chinese So
ri.ty rooms on K5aE 5,reet. Rcsrcsh-
msnts Will b. sPTvad and che EsveTa-
mcat band wi.l play. Ahip wlIi also
Tccriv. his fricads m an elaborate
manner. Chiacsc merchants vi!i kes5
open house on ths same DAY.
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SENATORSuIP.
\. L. q. Nominating Convention
- CallSJ.

Chairman George W. smith. ~ .he
American Union Party NomiratinE
Convention of iSs5. yesterday issued =
call for meeting % tina; body IN Sal
urday evening AZ 5soo o'clock IN th.
Chamber of Commerce hall The pur-
ros~ of this gathering wiIi D. tn non-
mate a Senator tD surce~I 20. W
schmidt. resigned.
The personnel Of th~ cuuve1tEuas
u. =. Dillingham;. =. \. Iiosmsr. J. \
Kcan~siy. W. %. uDpzs. Rnlsert Gr5tvr
:. -. Fisher. J. :. Martin. :. u. Roae
=. =. Bishop. q. W. smith. ". Ns,
Bride. =. :. Dodge. J. \. NrCsn1iffs
=. Eeuuvr. =. q. Gray. Ed Tpu ~
Julius Aseh~. George -. nay. NJgi5em
Henry. u. NrtsaKus. W. X gashbnra
Andr.w Cox. Judge Kekahunr. w. !
Lowri-. =. u. Miksi.mi. !. \. tyoa. W
u. Sims l.. u. KclitP.o. q. W. Fggs. ,
NJ Pocpoc. q. u Carter. -. u~rzs,ros
and J.. e.. Clun~y.
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New OFphsIn BlGk Eith StBsS
and RMES
IT Is CHAS. S. DtSKey'S LATEST
Two Stories Brick vencer-Is 20 TO
Finished IN a Rush-In
From; ot Thsater.

TIE sXcaVatspn Nork O. ChAs. :.
besky's arU orahelm BLOCK. 90 Foz.
iuss above Bcrcsaaia. is noE an8sr Eay
and Withia ssxsy day@ nlsi the Goa
tractors csnp,-s. shc bsildiaE.
The osph.sm blpcE vt1 De- two
s;ugy Vcacrr brsck o. vii havo =
troatazc on ForT ssFcvs uf iee s--1
Wish n dePsh 90 - :ces- TgseTe is 10
especial ur sypsczs ssyie o. seslra SO
She general hsssldsaE. o. has v.sY wsoe
pFosccsinE co-aspcs snd HAS = coassr
p~almeas. ia Whirh ss gnscrshed Or
phrum Blpck. 1850.
Tac Store frsass 90 sass -nasn nuor
have bcca patterned after she tnsderz
t,2ss.sn sroats. ussh Wy large plate
Elass Tho doors 80 hack ze.ous I've
feet from tho va1k and isnmease sslzEe
glass ss5e-sizhss give shs-a q very AL
sr2csive and rsesropo3lsaa zPs-zrance.
Tis casranrc wurs gtrstsrsa are arzs.-
tsraliy pan~iieds
Thrs- arc avc stores. rzrh ninesnen
feet ~5dr. o. the conssr is ara ensrsncs
U2y-is s-rs-s-sdinE O. she sh-zss-
Ehsch srss bssl - s.-s sro-a she So
usIk. The sirsc nay sdsainsnE ths ss-
irssce Bs dcssEn-d for = restaurant.
On "a. masai snd msaaa s55-s arr
paasaE~Uays lssd5nE frosn ihe ctiss sf
tho thrzssrs
The s-cpnd sswrY USil BE- divided az
into r,ouns fnr lodging purpo~nS. Tb-se
rcusns W5Il be rnpdsTuiY aruaaF@d. wstA
closets and bashs. Large cerrsdors
have bosn provided fur oa The ups,er
n~or and shrre sfyiixhss will ESv. AN
plc .iEh; TO- ca. snsid~ roprnss There
EiIi b. tEenty-ainc roosns in sli oa
tho sccond npor. The vcasalsssgn
throughout ~iIl b. .xcelienis pzrsSra-
lar astcntioa having boa given this
posnt by th. archst-cts.
Tho thc2ier is already e-~csed zns
has a sratinE capacity pf aasoui iIsse.
The orpheum biDck giii BE- The trss
brick veneer baiJdinE 80 BE- -recsed ia
fioasiulu- 90. l. Kerr a CprapznY srs
the archttnrss and a.silberA
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TIE jules WALTERS comgsnY AZ the
Urpbsam shezser asa vr-g well ls=
evening" ufth Gsursss's fs-ngas raznss'
The Private sersfssrF.- Tsers aas
a very sssr hDsss. Tee psiruasFs ts
1s che GsUrzse csaasn--F. May sf
sss bsss people os sse r.fy are Fexsias.
attendants To play un ssF shr Gee
asasasrr of ssss uerk 10 aas sass o.
uho..spze fsn sas wsfa q Esai plot
lir. Walters ss sRorIent ss shs fisF.
Epsaz s-asr.F uau vo-E
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MaN Not Cams lola.

]. X urpuu. special rlsfgms azras.
stated yesterday that Js5sy's s;szusfr
may NO; bring instructions from Wssh-
inztpu rssartirE che Chias-~ Co guar
snt.a". The matter gs before che D.
p1Ftm.at ot Justice and a fn1, 5sr.s-
ion may require some tissrs ume.
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POPULAR PRICES

/. y. Kerr has = tae display o. NIL.
I.asTy goods az his Qaeca ssress store
and .s quoting prices upon osher sso3s
that cannot sasl 20 attrars b1ye-s
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Tor orxsnn Omsrr..

~ the Hawaiian Hotel this sv~asaE
beginning at 5:sg the Govrrnmcas
hand. under the leadership % Cap.
Berger. will give a concert co1splsmca-
Jary tp the captain. officers and trcw %
the 4. :. u. : oregon. The program
is 90 follows
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\ sENoRA ABOARD.

s. one OF the passengers aboard :
* the 4. :. Transport steamship
X Morgan City was lovely mat :
= ron OF the perfect. highest. Cas- I
+ lillian type. She had the drf.ly
* Chiselled features. tn. bew4ldsg-
* ing wealth. 81 hair. the dep
+ black soul windows beneath 1
= lrchsd bruws. deltCat" a. tht tsfIs Z
= down. the lips of the aris;psy1t.
i. the teeth of an Oriental queen s
= and all the elegance and Egrrr
1; 81 bearing that could vel. hr
y imagined. She was all that 1u~
* would picture the darling ut @ :
\ select household nf old Madrid :
y Hers was such a personality as
- f.rv visions Couiurv. Sruo~I
:; was OF Span. She is the wtfs :
y of an officer iu the Amer Bu s
= navy and journeys to join her 1
= husband tu the service % bite
* country in the Phtjspp.ass.
= What her thoughts are. Wa8r 1
= experiences are iu store for her
= might br uateri1lizei into
- romance with much shading of
= sadness. From the cNprsts on
y ut her features. uucpuErtuJ-.r
= b.t-ty.nE q pride of family 1Tt 1
= race. nothing could bs guessed.
= sonora was uuruHfet on che
= ship. I- is flucisd that tf w1r.t 1
= ba difficult 20 disturb her rgr.'- 1
= iIy.um. She travelled before
x her marriage 20 the Ausri an
* continent and has lived in -h~
i; United States about five yslr..
= being prominent In the spejsfv
* circles ut one % the large cities.
= sonora exhibits no saurtw r~r.
= There is the drs1es. rrsa-l for
- her ON the ship. As q diver
= sion she has organized n class
\ iu Spanish. There are rsl.'1-
= tinus twice dly and th" Ian
= gUaEe j. used a. much n Pp--
= sibls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-09
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
2l6 Merchant ST.

Makes a speciality OF ancient Hawai-
ian Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and Cocoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-09
FRANCIS j. BERRY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Will practice in the U. S.
Federal and State Courts. Pro-
gress Block, corner Beretania and
Fort streets, rooms > and g.