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TEXANS IN HAVANA.
nv IS PRESIDENT OF
TIhs nAR ASSOCIATION
rexans who Are Now
/, .r,tea in the Cuban
city.

-, MAY 13.-Judse DE- ~
can AntoMo. Texas, ex-ai-
u, Of Texas. has come to he-
ens. s.ntIago. Cuba, where he has
ID :, the city since the raising
y0 .as 10 locate; and practice
OiV. s n the American lawyers are
. practice in the cuban courts l',,.
.a,v arrived here before he was
I president Of the american can. . baf
md It is an assured fact that
oD' ~ fhis organization which
NV hencfit TO American inter-
~ !, contaminated could not have
,hsir interests into a better
HAN the well known and learned
,.,,,. +. Thomas. a well known
~, member OF San Antonio,
IA Galveston society. and an
a ~ troop ! OF the First Texas
sAM inst successfully passed a
pa oneration in military hos
Claude is getting along NICE
and will soon be out on the streets
!, ,.alow has a large court oil
present in session, composed
commanding officers of eacn de"
in the island. to decide upon a
uniform for the summer for TINS
,Sa service. This includes wearing
/ If every description issued to a
c,svsnson of Gainesville. Texas.
:. ~, nromoted to chief interpreter for
| Il plack OF the sanitary depart
Fred's many years knocking
an the Mexican border. where he
4 how 10 speak the lingo" has as
|him materially to promotion.
| Gunter ("Dad'D of San Diego,
who ives the first Texan in Havana
,hs blockade. has been placed III
Of Havana's new garbage crema-
nads knowledge of civil engineer.
I come in useful to him.
arrival of the United States train
Mo "Alliance" with a shipload OF
sters training for the future Ameri.
ayy. last Sunday. was the cause oil
erable excitement. Like a lot Of
bows they scampered around the
II the vessel and put on the airs OF
mariner They will only remain
|, short while. but before they re-
o their native land will come very
making trip around the world.
J. Sceitmantel of san Antonio. late
charged from the First Texas in
arrived in Havana on yesterdays
Several more are expected on next
steamers.
Elliott. one of Texas large cattlt
!. arrived with a load of cattle this
No trouble was found in finding
" sale and Boss" has gone bach
y after more.
lie D, Forsythe of Brownsville,
Is one OF the most popular BOYS
ted with the auartermaster depart
10 Havana. He is in charge of the
ortation end in the office of the
ouartermaster and counts his
, in every direction.
eat many American officers have of
their services to General Gomez in
here Is Cuban military organized
'rder has been promulgated by the
y department prohibiting the trans
on Of soiled linen on street cars OF
yellow Jack" scare has quieted
Tor while, mostly because of the
'lllgance used by the American san
utnorlties here and the non-arrival
D weather. Rareshide.
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A Unique Procession

sS''' iexas, May 1S,-Dawson Bros.
h, .p'l' Nay Il as deering delivery day.
~ the morning farmers began 10
|, a., ana by the appointed hour, which
.,,.. Tue town was crowded with rep
4 4a'e farmers, The procession con
mn, u ~, a nice banner. followed by The
m. '.ring band; next were twenty-five
sFinn s SUI one mower, making the pro
| r - Spout one-half mile long. One OF
b aa.ast days ever had. Dawson
u ~ eeserrye credit for their uptirinr en-
esent. everything pleasant for all
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IN THE Clrcut Court OF the United states,
Eastern District OF Texas. at Galveston:
a. J. Tuilock ct al VS.. Galveston, La
Porte AM Houston Railway Company ct al
No sos equity,
III obedience 20 an order OF the Honorable
>. Il, Bryant made on the Sth day OF May,
1893. directing the sale. by some person TO
be named by he Rogers Locomotive COM
pany Of Paterson. New Jersey, ut public
uutcry in the city OF Houston, ia Harris
county. Texas. after ten days notice OF sale
published IN some newspaper In tho city OF
Houston, IN Harris county, Texas the two
locomotive engines aud their tcndera known
Cs Nos 20 and a. and now In service on
the Galveston Houston and Northern rail-
way and apply the proceeds derived from
SAID sale to the payment OF four certain
promssory notes executed by the Galves-
ton, Ia Porte and Houston Railway com
rany to the Rogers Locomotive company OF
Paterson, New Jersey, the payment OF which
notes was assumed by the receivers of the
Galveston La Porte and Houston Railway
company, sald notes asgregating, principal
and interest, to tho sum of ll,lql.NS, aud,
whereas tho said Rogers Locomotive COM
proper person TO sol said engines, now.
therefore, !, the said $ Il. Perryman, ia
pursuance pf tho provisions OF said order.
VIII, on Tuesday. tho 28d day OF May. 1899.
between tho hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and
o'clock p. m Of said date at the door OF tho
court house Of the county Of Harris. IN tho
tity ct Houston, State OF Texas, sell Mt pub
10 auction TO the highest and best bidder
for cauh, the above described engines and
tenders. and make due conveyance TO toe
lurchnser thereof and apply the proceeds as
0N said orcet made and provided Said en-
zines and their tenders are described as fol-
lows. 2s-whcel engines. cylinders 1SX2i. four
81 driving wheels. four wheel trucks. weight
about $4,000 pounds. S-wheel tenders with
20 s r PerrymAn.
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hser High School Commencement

rser High School commencement
Tanser' Texas, May 19.-For four
y during the past week appropriate
|cises have been held for the closing
ne Granger high school. Last night
aken up by graduating exercises, the
llalon of medals and diplomas. Gold
II We're awarded as follows:
|Nsnth grade-Miss Fannie Briscoe.
Feath grade-Burt Willis.
I'm srade--Miss Ella Danforth.
Flln grade-Mr. James Wayman.
[vl!auon--Mlss Ella Danforth.
[a'ory-Mr James Wayman.
y attractive feature of the occasion
vocal solos. which were rendered in
IOse pleasing manner by Miss Bessie
4, FINLEY of Baylor university, Waco.
uss been the most successful year
II granger school. Prof NJ. NJ. Wolf.
.scipal' and Miss Marguerite Brady. as
I ~ teacher, have been selected. Two
'eaciers will be elected in June.
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by ch.e OF Rheumatism Cured
kly -. "mheriain's Pain balm.
| lch was afflicted with rheumatism
nm. sl'rseted his fight limb until he
|hsr s 70 walk. After using one and
In /. o''ies Of chamberlsin's Pain
/ h,,,,, ssS aole to be about again. |
tns 49,, recommend It to persons SUI
lee r,,s rheumatism.-John snider.
a,us., noun Co.. W. Va. For sale by
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MI a"ay school Picnic at Alvin.

klri, - ehooi Picnic Mt Alvin.
-e@as' May 19.-The Methodist
,Dn ssnool gave picnic on Chigser
A., 'es'efday' A large number attend
Nv, eport having splendid time. A
\ ,h,, NESTING viii begin at the Metho-
81 co TrSn In this city Sunday next. the
p, assis,aseu by the pastor, j. w. Ber-
|Rer. j W BY the local ministry.
". sh,S,;. haywood. ]. NJ. Kutnn. Mrs.
|etdss ,h'eId and Miss Mamie Turner
ruon ~ ne East Texas Cooperative con-
wsdns..sne christian church at Hous-
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MORPHINE

op,un and kindred habits new guaran-
iced painiess and safe home cure. Wholly
dinerent from all others No publisity or tn-
References With work or business. No matter
how otter YOU have failed we can cure you.
Write today for booklet aud free SAMPLE aud
note rs wonderful effect Correspondents
eonfdsntial and solicited DR. PuRpYs
Binz BUILDING. Houston. TexaA 4
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FREssstAN--c Competent 70 tako charge /:
wnnts work; good advertising man, Address
COOS. this office ~
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YOu TRY IN

II sbiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure.
which Is sold for the small price Of 20 cents.
so cents and 800, does not cure. take ths
bottle back md we VIII refund your monet.
Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee,
Price % cents and 10 cents.
MANY 4 LOVER
Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. karl's
Clover Root Tea purifies tbs breath by us
action on the bowels. etc, as nothing else
will Sold for years on absolute guarantee
Price % cents and 10 cents. :. n, hlE5LiNG.
DRUGGIST 502 Main street. Houston
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AN UPRIGHT piano. oxydonor and household
goods for sale all in good condition. 5. j.
Richter, 17O4 Beach street. -
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FOR sA1E-ono epan OF good work horses.
wagon and harness cheap. Apply at 2osJ
Washington street rhoac go 81
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Y ant Columns.

RATES Cash with ADJ
Per word, one insertion. . ............. ia
Per word. four consecutive insertions. ... Sc
Per word, seven consecutive insertions ..... Ae
Per word, each consecutive insertion. ten
times or more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hc
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IN THE Circuit Cour, OF the United states,
Eastern District OF Texas. at Galveston:
a, j. Tunock ct al VS. Galveston, La
Porte AMI Houston Railway Company CT al
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blacksmith. wants work tn some small
town. work Tor wages Address G0Oa. this
office. 20
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HORSES AND PASTURE in rccos county
either for sale or exchange for cattle or
lumber A. $. Hewhius. Midland Tex. Y
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

TUE Gonzales Cotton OIL and Manufacturing
ecst Of a cotton seed oil mill. capacity 80,
90 or 10 tons Bids. ETC., will be received
III to 70 m. Monday, May 2s 1903. Tho
right to reject any and all bias Is reserved
~ the company Address W. y. Sayers,
secretary, Gonzales, Texas. 20
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LIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND EGGS

FORTY head csttle for sale. ADDRESS ". IS.
rllett, Angleicn. Il
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EXPERIENCED ROOkKEEPER would like
position with reliable firm or would manage
Spanish. Al references. Address Bookkeep-
err this Office "a
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no AID TAKEN FOR LESS THANI5 CENTS.
nB- These rates are for uniform ADS mo display.
Display Ads 90 at regular space rates, but black typ,
not allowed in Want Ads.
EB-THE PoST is d friend of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted Ads of as words (orless)
three times free Of charge
SIS Letters directed to initials only not delivered
through the postoiee, batyol have your answers
addressed to a number. in care of THE Posi-. ani
forwarded to you.
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SITUATION WANTED.-By man and wife,
hrst-class cooks. German. In hotel. restau-
rant summer resorts or boarding houses In
flee. %
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HOUSTON Heights has Ertesian water. sand,
soil, good drainage. nno shade. exeelltn,
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property IN town: terms
from 81 TO So per lot in cash and the sam.
payment monthly. For best prices call NJ
Houston Heights office. go Main street,
Sohn A. Milroy, agent. Il
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FOR SALk chenp. sevtrnI work mules aud
horses, Bee Hive Furniture Co., 5l2 Travis
street. n
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THE BOSTON DENTAL PARLoRs have sus-
pended business until on or about June J.;
when they will occupy rooms on the second
floor OF the Kiam building. DR.. Gooaman.
manager Dr. Goodman can be found az
DR.. MoGruder's dental office over Lewyn, :
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WONDERFUL, FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs
Black tells everything, Csc, soc, 81 90; re
moves troubles; unites separated, luck
charms, etc: 70S Louisiana street. %
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WANTED-Position as clerk In grocery store
six years experience; must have work: give
| me trial Address j, Nc, general de-
livery. %
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

JOB AND NEWS office in Houston, estab-
lished trade sell cheep. Address 60Si, this
office 81
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FOR SALE.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for tents awnings
nags. ETC.. send for price. kattmann &
knecland. Houston. Texas. II
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NOTTCE-Don't be dereiged convince your
self: you are invited; We don't go BEHIND
the bush to clean carpets; We are up,to-uato
with New York or any state Al mat.
upbolstered. repaired and packed or stored
by A Ribicre's Magnolia steam CARPET
Cleaning Works, 514 Dallas avenue; phone
3s7 Reference II. Wnddell. -
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4 BUY and sell furniture ana household goods.
loan money and charge no interest on goods
stored only hrst-clGsr warehouse In city
no rata. w. c. Archer. I'll hnsm-
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SITUATION As a washwomon' Address sli
Arthur street "
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PERSONAL.

Wv ..re
"ANi ED-ENerv one who is afflicted with
tS,aser CT eczema TO know that they need not
. s.nNer longer with these terrible diseases
suntess they prefer to do So Cor the now
aallo aus Jo-He' Ointment Is a positive and
speedy cure. All itching and burning in
s.antly releyed cure follows within tNo
60 go nVe weeks, Bounce size 7se; le.ounce
2S.,y, POSTPAID. II. b. Jones. Discovcrer'
.-----.-.ss. = e -a 7-l-9e
Dh. MANsFiELD'S monthly regulator has
brought hsppinnss to hundreds OF anxious
women nave never had a single failure.
longest CAGES relieved In Two 20 Ave DAYS
Mthcut fail; no Gain. no danger no inter
ference with work by mail or office g.:
all letters truthfullv answered. The Mans
s meia hemedy Co. 1877 Dearborn street; room
oll. onlcago. III. $50
We BUY. rent and store furniture: We loan
money aud charge no interest on furniture
stored with us. Barr & kuller IA Travis. Il
THE COMMERCIAL ncTEL at Taylor,
Texas. after having ben Thoroughly
cleaned ana renovated is again open on thg
Euronear plan, with a FIR t-ciRss Chinese
restaurant N connection. Eyeryth ne is
Wand Al ana will be kept So Give II a tiial. 521
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for tents. awnings
nags, ETC.; send for price. kattmann &
/. hnecland Houston Texas II
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SITUATION AS cook. nurse or general house
Mork AddrogA sAl Arthur ntroet p
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OLIVES and pickles Of all kinds, by the pin
and in bottles. Stall No. II, central market
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1HoRoUGHBHEn ECGs--LAght Brahma. 81
per sitting; b. p Rock, $3.50; few Brahma
fowls for sale. Arthur w, Cooley. Houston
Heights, Texas. 80
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FOR SALE $1,000 confectionery. ice cream
and soda water hueiuesg Will Ecll al a bar
Eain do not wrto unless YOU mean bust
ness. Lock Bog 2S. AtIlene. Texns %
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LADIES requiring a regulator taat Is PIE,
Langley avenue. ChicaEo, Longest cases
relieved in I'VE DAYS without pain saie ana
effective under any ana all cOndiilons, u
dcrsod by leading physicians all over ne ne
country. Price 81 box: b L
LADIES taken before and during conhne
ment: hest medical service. trained nurss So :
strictly private Address p o. BOX ssz;
Hnnetnn 1eNag u-Ln
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REAL rsrArE FOR sALn

TRADE-Nice improved place. No. $40 Samp-
son street. with no membranes. near Hair
fisourg road. for outside property fronting
street. city "a
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RUBBER-We have lands for sale In Mexico
especially adapted to growing rubber. coffee,
chocolate vanilla and all tropical fruits, in
the best localities IN tropical MeXico. good
titles healthy climate, rail and water con.
tections; will sell In large or small tracts
Write or call on US for information. Tlaco-
talran Land Company, local office 2iI Main
street, Houston, Texas. go
BELOW are u few bargains VIC have to offer;
Five beautiful lots on San Jacinto street,
well improved; a pretty home on Mckinney
avenue, bargain handsome two-story
house on LeBranch, on car line, seven
rooms, all modern oonveniences only $1,000;
s. ger0l choice building sites on Crawford
street, We have several customers for de-
srable lots In Third or Fourth ward i'm
proved or unimprove1 so acres OF choice
land on gravel road. mile and a half from
city, well improved, only $50 per acre; a
snap. Norfeet & Cooley, room pol Biuz
building. n
NANTED--T'o- Inveet spOon H. ian5- 80. -
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We BUY. rent and store Furniture: We loan
money aud charge no interest on furniture
stored with US Berr & knller. "a Travis Il
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DO YOU WANT TO buy sell or trade any
hn mq oI ouI,ness w W. ueal eAulus,sey IN
hardware store. dry goods store. general
store boarding house. saloon. insurance, alb
strnct and rental business, patent rights.
Other bargains. s A. Thomson e. Co +.
Moore Burnett building, Houston, Tex &c
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PROFESSIONAL.

DE ARMOND-B asao rexns Quartette. open
for eolos concerts. musil ais, also he Texas
ouartette open fcr concerts. Address divers
Mnblc Honse Ilouston. U
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP or FIGS

- @tNOi vi llUJ
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity OF the combination. but also
to the care and skill with which Il is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SyRrp
20. only, and we wish to impress unon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par.
ties. The high standing of the CA1I.
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi.
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions Of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatives.
as 1T acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
LOUIsvILLE. Ky. NEW WORK, NY
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BlCYCLES-Secon hand Crawford chalnless
loi $50, good as new; NJ. & w. tires, neve.
been punctured; adjustable bars, spring
saddle. enamel black. March Culmore,
Houston, Other wheels, sl2 II
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FOR SALE-Sotier pups. whelped April 20.
price s. and $lo sire ful,- blooded Ensllsn
setter. Lit Gladstone REGISTERED No.
42ieo; dam blooded English setter Lit Glad-
stones sire. Rod Gladstone by Rodrigo:
dam. Nellie Hardie BY Blue Francis Box
As. Halletsville. Texas "
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TALE Of 50-cent gents shirt. purchased at
manufacturers loss. made OF uercale and
madras JUDGED by either quality. workman
cents. Frankliu's 30
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READY MADE MOSQUITO bars. single 90;
double 50; American bobbnets g4-inch
naii-canopy. SIS; imported bobbinets. 100.
inch. $500. best quality 81 Is; discount to
dealers. Franklin's "a
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wANTED-You to nave your piano tuner,
street; sneet music at half price. 4-lS-l991
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-A situation by a responsible white
lady TO do general house work or keep
house for 4 wdower with children. Address
Mrs, ". NJ, 24l2 Sprng street. ~
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POSITION as prescription clerk in drug store ;
registered and graduate. single. A. b.,
care WIN. Stenmyer, Seguin. Texas y
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PERSONAL.
LIsT or ~

WANTED-To know the whereabouts OF F.
NJ. BRACE last heard nj at Edna. Jackson
county, en- route to Grimes county, in tue
fall of 1897. Any information viii be thanH-
fully received by P. P. Drace, Hooks Switch;
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DEATH OF R. D. NALBR|DGE.
FORMER MANAGER OF WAILUKU
PASSES AWAY.
At $3.50 This Morning the End Comes
"A Very Sudden Death Startles the
Town-Sketch of His Career.

The city was startled this morning
at hearing of the death of X. ID. Wal
bridge, which took place at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Walbridge was taken with cere-
bral congestion yesterday morning.
Mr.. Walbridge was an American,
and was 40 years of age July 1, 1898.
His father was prominent in shipping
and financial circles in Buffalo and
Detroit. After graduating in civil and
mining engineering at the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, n. y,
Mr.. Walbridge went west and for
number of years was engaged in
railroad surveying and building and
mining and mining engineering in
the Black Hills, Idaho. and other
parts of the auriferous mining region
of the states.
He came to the Islands in 1879 and
for a year was bookkeeper at Wailu-
ku plantation. Returning to the Unit
ed States in 1880 he engaged in bank
ing, at Globe, Ariz.
Returning to the Islands in 1884,
Mr.. Walbridge was at first assistant
manager and, on Mr.. Bailey's retire
ment, manager of Wailuku plantation
until 1898. During that time he mar
ried Miss Bernice Parke. There was
one child of this marriage, a boy about
two years old. While he was mana
ger of Wailuku he served during two
sessions of the Legislature as mem
ber, beginning in 1889.
After retiring from the manage
ment of the Wailuku plantation, Mr..
Walbridge went to California and
again became engaged in mining en-
terprise. About two years ago he re-
turned to the Islands and was engag-
! ed in the commencement of the Lanai
plantation, spending some months on
the Island in examining the water sup
ply and in choosing land for the cane
growing experiment.
The funeral will take place on Fri
day, but the hour has not yet been
| Sat
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COLLEGE CONCERT.
Exhibit of Pictures Illustrative of An
cient Hawaii.

In connection with the Panorama
of Bethlehem concert will be given
at st. Louis College Friday evening,
by the pupils and teachers. The pro-
gram will be appropriate to the scene
depicted by the panorama.
One feature of the evenings enter
tainment will be stereopticon
views giving a pictorial history of the
Hawaiian Islands. These have been
collected and mounted by the broth
ers at the expense of a great deal of
time and care. The director, Brother
Bertram, has made practically COM
plete collection, reproduced in photog-
raphy, of all the pictures, whether
paintings. drawings or engravings, of
ancient Hawaii which are now eXtant.
This makes the collection of great in
terest and value.
An admission of 25 cents will be
charged to the concert. The panora-
ma is on view every evening this week.