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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-01-11
FLORIDIANA.

of the Boston Globe, who went to San
tiago ON the bark Florida about
month ago, returned home last week
via Havana They had an enjoyable
trip both going and coming.
Hon. H. S. Chubb, who is manager
for a syndicate which owned a Large
grove on the OckEawaha river previous
to the freeze, is now esta blishing
large sugar plantation and camphor
grove on the land The sugar planta
ton occupied several acres this year,
which Will be increased from year to
year The camphor grove promises to
be a very paying investme nt.-Lake
City Reporter.
The oranges around Palmetto have
nearly all been gathered. The vege-
table crops are still doing we'll, as
tnere has been no more frost. Many
vegetables, such as BEANS elephants
and English peas, are being shipped
daily. The people are now working
and fertirizing their groves with more
energy than usual and look for better
results next year than they have ever
realized before.
The grand jury at Tampa has re-
turned indictments against Felix
Eaves and Robert Meredith, charg-
inc them with the murder of William
Il nj frOrn
st. Petersburg, who was i'm Tampa
ONE night hast May, and the next
morning he was found dead on the
Plant system railroad, in front of the
brewery. 1t was plainly evident
that his death resulted from gunshot
wounds.
Messrs. Josh and Ben Mccall, two
Young farmers and truckers near Bay
City have had a very successful year,
having made fine crops Of egg plants
and okra, both of which brought in
good returns in cash, and in addition
to vegetab les they have made other
farm products, notably syrup, as fine
as we ever saw The boys are hustlers
of the very best type and are bound
to win in the race for success.--NeWs
Register.
Mr.. l.. w. Plank raised, saved and
baIed 10 toms of hay at cost not eN-
ceeding $25, says the DeFuniak
Breeze. He has sod the entire lot at
$3.50. $18O-$25 leaves 1855 for land
rent and profit. Let our farmers see
to it that there is no excuse for ship
ping a single bale of hay into Walton
county next season. Instead of that
let them be in position to supply a
Aaroe portion of he Pensacola market.
Stop being cottontots.
The saw and grist mil. OF 5. ID. d
G. d. Souter, near Anthony, was dis
covered to- be on fire a few nights
since. When the fire was discovered
the entire plant was so engulfed in
flames, that nothing could be saved.
The burning is thought to be acct
dental. Mr. S. D. Souter, who is
splendid vocalist and composer, when
he beheld the ruins next morning,
sang in appropriate and lmpromptu
words ''It is All Over Now"
Coora+arv 1Upr has made public a
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-01-11
FOR SALE.

Second year Sumatra tobacco seed,
grown this year from seed imported by
me from Sumatra and gathered under my
personal supervision. Have only a few
pounds. Price 80 cents per ounce (and
pOStage). e. H. MULDER.
p O. Box 81 Starke Fla
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-01-11

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System L. Trains
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Cine Trau aus Der pfabIbau,eit.

Die ppr mett als piersie sSabren i'm
,3uri1er See ollfaefuubersn lleberreite
prrgeIf;htliherYfahlperte auf oenen
nenlhlicbe Wctnunqen erridtet gelp"@
fen Iinh, hn6en lliht nenid Duau bai9ez
traqen, oo5 sSntereile fir Die Urge
iehidbte unIeres @eidled,tes .3u peden.
Geitoem bot man cine eroBe 2a6I lofz
e6er 19nIbli1er Nieberlai1ungen NIT
eirer Mense BON 9eaenitdnben dllfQez
bedt, Die uns Elm treues Bib BON Dem
gultursu!tanD biefer Bfahlbefpohner
rnb i6res 2ebens osben. Neuerbino8
Fat es nun piDf. 8o1mann in gaiel
nnternormen, nc6 einem aus benz
8Tahlbau Der iiinoe1n Steinaeit Gei
Mupernier i'm Ieuen6uraer See tam
:uenbsn ipeibli1en 5d,dbel hur6 Die
!0unb bes Nilbtaners 8ublp ben pou=
ltdnpieen &ppf eirer Rfablbauerl!,
mieher berfteller au laiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Sie Gnlonial Spitesne Der gselt.

l1nter bem 3itel ,gplonial 5pitem
Of the Worlo" bat Der Gbef Des itattftiz
iden Bureaus ces BunoeSfdabantes
in Mo{binaton, 6err .. s.. 9luitin,
eins Brp1hure herousoeoeben, ipe!4er
bic nahItebenben 9naaben entnomn'en
linb.
G5 aiebt auf Der grbe iebt i'm Can
sen 125 Gclonisn, Broteftorate, obes
rOeHenbenctes", b. b. abhdneiae Ssrz
ritorien, unp bieielben nstmen Sicei
Drtttel bes gunSeu Sanbaebietes Der
Grbe ein, tbre Gintppbnsraahl aber 1T
nur Elm 0rtttel Der @efammt3ahl Der
men{Rn auf ber Grbe. benn Die greiz
item WenIhsn leben in ben WiutterlG1sz
bern. Gon ben 500 Willtpnen Meilz
Ihen, bic in golpnien etc. leben, tpphz
rem mebr ais nrei 0iertel aipi56en rem
menoetreiis bes Grebiss unb Des
6teinbods, utIn in Der iogenannten
beiRen Bone; ale bic WutterlGnDer, b.
+. bic SGnber, bon benen Golonien etc.
obh0ngi0 ii1b, lieqen in Der nOroliden
gelnGBtaten Bone.
BON DEN 125 gplonien. Ylotettpraa
ten, vDepeubeneies" unb vGinf!rbz
5pbGren" (ipGeres Of influence, nell
d3e es oiebt, se5Drsn atpet SSiinFtel
(snqlanb; ul1 Mreal etc. beiibt GngInnb
bic 6dlfte uller gplorien unb oil 8ez
pDlferung heDeuteno mehr ais Gie
OGlfte; nd1 Gnelanb tpmmt sSrarfz
reit an 3abl, Ireal uno 8epDlteruuo
Der Golonien.
Gnqlanb fat 48 Golpnien; bas
G1}uttcrlonb Ielblt bat Elm Mreal bon
120,979 NuoDrot Wfeilen. bic Snz
lonien Gaben Elm iolhes bon IL ,250,z
412 QuaDrot Wletlen; bos Mutter=
LAMB hot Sc, 1924 ,563, oiegplpniei dber
344,O59, ,122 8epohner: Bel ben anoez
rem W0lfern itelli iic6 bieIe 3abl rie
fpIat: Trantreid hat 80 Golonien NIT
3,617,327 0uaorat1neilen unb ST.
642,930 @inipobnern, ndhreno bas
M}utterlanb 204,092 Nuobratn1eiler
rno 38,517975 Giniupbner bat;
0tulIdllonb 9at 8 gplonten nit l.
O20,O7O Nlacratmeilen unb 10000
coo G;rpohnern, nGhrenD bas Wfutz
terlonb 2O9,83O 9uabrotmeilen uno
52,279,915 Gintpo6ner bat. Die Ger.
Sotonttn baben sur 2eit bier vDepenz
benches" nit 16S,287 SudDratmeilen
unb 1O,177,0OO ginpobnern, tpdb=
reno jie IelbIt 3,587O00 Nuabratlnei=
len unD 75,l94 900 Ginppbner hlz
ben. Oie iibrieen Nationen. tpelde Gp=
lnnien beIiben, iinp Der Ginpobner,abl
itrer Gplonien nah aeorbnet, lpte
folot: nie Miebcrlanbe 1921, ,744J;
giirfci 17,489,OOO). China Q6,68O,z
OOO), Tortuqal (9.216.7OO, Hubz
lamb (5,684.00W, Seiterreih Q,568,z
O92), cStalien (65O,OOO). 5ponict
(256,OOO) uno Ddnemart Ola. .229).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30

Notiirlicb Ipielt Sci elmer iolden Rsz
contraction bic Ybantaiie cine ebenlo
drobe Holle nie fei Der Eeconltructior
BON norneltliben 3bieren. ober i'm
lrerhin fann bei iolhen HeeonitructiD~
ren bod iebr hrbl Der 5nrus getroffen
trerben. ipenn man alle Die 6llfsmittsl
in Inpenpuna brinat. Die Die neners
onthropploaiidc 5cri1unQ an bic
S,arb acasben Bat.
Der Ger1ud, cie ~Trou BON IuDer@
nier" Sah*touIenbc nad) ibrem 2ooe
rod su nopsGiren, iheint uns 10 polls
Itdnbia eslllnqsn, oaR mir nidt unters
laflen pollen, bic Dame. bic Dem Wnz
ttropologenepnNref in Sruunldipet3
pon 6errn Gpllmann poroeItellt iDorz
cen irar, lnD Die bas lebhofteite Nn-
tereHe BON Gir6plp erreat bate, drt)
l.ufereu 2elern poraufiihren.. 0a3
ein8iee, mas an Der cDn'truction
itDrt, lit Der ieelenppllc 2tusbrud be3
NuQss, Der in Die 3eit nitht binein2u~
panen id,eillt, no Ger WsenId nod un~
0lsicb arObere oSnitilcte bate. ais ItlGIt
Der llnoebilbete lnIerer SAGE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30

es bnrcb anbsra,eitineR erirhten erFah=
rem baben piirbe. 6ot Die dnbere Bar1
tel ibren @atIhlub aefaBt M thse
Steine dufqeIeBt, 10 fomnt pieher bic
erIte Dartei on bic Reihe. theiit bsin
2eitenben ihre MaRnabmen nit, uah
10 aebt es 3ua I'M 3ug. Sc metz i'c.t,
Die 8e9ner ndtern, um 10 mshr nliiiIsn
lie bon einanbel erTa5rel, lii, 10 ms9r
nirb Der 5hleier, Der bisher iihr- ben
IrrnbenIteinen lag, eeliiftet,bis / SITES
lid bic gntiheibung naht unD IS gum
gefed}t fommt. Sept tomnten ale
Gheilrehmer our Metion. unb ntr Die
IbIidlten isines Geqners d;i1 be'ts,l
ourGidIaut, linen Die iyirtf 1mFira 0cz
GenlnaRre9ell1 entosoengsIebt bat Sat
am beiten ra6qsfhnitten". Sc niirFte
aus Sbieenl herDoreehen. bab 5teiae
unb Wlon bos ein5ioe Iinb. mas aa
Elm Spiel erinnern f0nnte, pdhreno Die
9eDeauna Der G5teine uur n10 qar3
cagemeinen HeGein, in ber 0auptiohe
aber nit Hiidiid1t arf bas @elInbe unb
hie be1oneeren Terhdltn!SIe Der Sage
erfolgt. gei ben arieasipielen. Die IN
@eeennart bes aoiIers itattTinDen,
hiirfte es iid nid}t um 10 fleine 6eeresz
fnrper. tpte porDtn anqeaommen. ham
beln, iDnbern tn, Nrn1een nit 20 Hnb
mebr Nrmeecorps, ,!pie Te Der 3utunFtsz
frieo 3etdt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Giiuttli6c suit sustt 9ttDmcn.

esSn Der Barrier cMcabemie be Ste
hecine" rnahten bieler Sage Die 0errsn
Saubert unb QabprOe eine Dprldufige
Wfittbeilure iiber fiin1tlihe Mt5lnunas=
luft. sic batien iich bas Problem sez
itellt, oas Wtittel I'll finoen, burd !uelz
Dies einem in einem luftbi6t abaez
ihlpKenen Haume beFlnDlinen Mien=
lcben Die sum 2eben ncthnenoise Mthz
gnunesluft aeliefert peroen Tonne.
oSaubert bat nun 'nah lansen GerIilneu
einen 6en,iIhen &Drper gefunoen, mel
her Der aebraucnten 2uft autpmatiTd
RobleniGure, WaiTerbampf ,lnb ions
itiee nidt gum Mtbmen geeienete 8eiz
nenauna entsiebt unb ihr bafiir, s5ens
falls artpmatilh, motbematifh Jenau
cen feblenben Saueritpff aiebt.
lleber bic GsId9affenheit Dieles merit
lpiiroiaen dsmiihen &Drpers min Sau.
bert mod feline ndDeren Mittbeilunaen
MAIDEN, er fiibrt nur an, bab Sd
ailo bieler Subitana seniisenb iinb,
TIM einem Meniden in hsrmeti{G perz
1hlollenem Gdume bas 2eben "a
5tunben lang gu ermDsliGen. Das
fran5Dlifde Rarine Miniiterium hat
5cit einem holben Sabre bteie Grim
huna in Die prariS fir nnteriseilthe
3orpeDobppte iiberIebt. gud fir bic
Mebisin iperbe bieIer a0rper bon ero=
Ber 8ebeutune 1ein, ba er 10 leidt 1T,
CAP !. 9. in Der Mefentaihe binrei-
denb piel baprn setragen iperhen fam,
I'm 1870 2iter Saueritpff Iofort
tarsuitellen, mas fir Mspbnireen
(Gdpinbel, Sbnnaabt Il. /. ny nnb
iDnitiae heilipiilenihaftlide 8ebiirfz
nifIe cine geniiaenb grDBe Menge iIi.
DaB Der Genius in Cuba leic1t pnr
iib geben fam, ba3u bat GdI61ter
Mebler piel beiQetrooen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
y0s Aricaefpift.

3ulpeilsn BORT man, bab Der osEt:
IGe &oiIer einem &rie0sIpiel beige
lrphnt babe, ober faum iperben yliGt@
militGrs einc flare 8DrItcllHno bon liz
nem Iplden r&riea5{piel" baben. Wlit
einem Spiel bat bas 8risasipicl penia
oemein, es 1T oielmehr oft eine ernIte
Sadie, bic Man6em fhpn ibtperes
Gopf3erbrshcn bsreiiet bat. Der 3recf
nes &rieosIpieles beltebt ourin, oie
Sfficiere oller @rabe Durd) llebr:loen
i'm .Grfahen pon @ntIAliiiIen, in Der
9eurthsiluno elmer Grieqs(age, in eer
Grtbeiflno ppn9efeblen fir Den @rnIt.
fan poraubsreiten Dies oe1dNebt ipie@
lenb auf foloenbe WeiIs: Wian DenTe
iid einen Y(on orpBen MaBItobes q
5000 ooer 1 650O) ouf Dem aud bie
tleineren Neutrality-suspicious. nod flor
aum 9lusorud fcmmen, 70 oob man eli,
Der Mirtlithteit m0alihit nahe tona
lnenbes Bib bot. Dieter plan lpirp
auf Siihen uufeeleat, Steins nah
;Sorm. @roBe, 5arbe uno BeaeihnIng
perIdieosn itellen Die uuf Dem 0lane III
perlpsltbenben Sruppsn bar. Die gum
arieas|piel perIommelten 56eilnebner
lperben in alpsi parteien aethsilt nnb
iino baourh r5einbe". Sin Sfficiev.
Dem cine rei6e Oienferlabruna ober
einc beIonbere Gsranlaaung CUR Seite
ltebt, ii6ernimmt Die Qeituno uno aiebt
Die 8rieasloae auf. Gum 8si1piet
tonnte ct Die Gage bobin prdeiiiren, ,DcR
sic 9Selotruppen an ben @renaen beg
Neihes lteben, in Der Morf 9ranbe,l@
buro nrr He1erpez uno lanopsbrtrup@
Pen pprbonhen finb, unD oab es einem
ieinbliGen Wrmeecprps aelunaen 1T. bei
G5tettin All lanben. Der 2eitenbe be-
itimmt nun ben sSiibrer bes 2onbune5=
heeres unb ben bergteIerpetruppen, ,nah=
reno bieie ibrerleits i6re llnterfiibrer
aus ben ihnen auuethcilten Sfficieren
irdblen. @una unabhdnaig pomOienftz
grab unb berWaffengattuna ipirb bolo
Ger sSnfanteriebuuptnann Tibrer zines
9(rti(Ieriereoilnents Der grtilIerielieute=
nant Jihrer zines HeSnfonterie So
tai[lons, Der Ripnierpfficier @sfaDrDnz
fiibrer. Dos ariegsipiel min ndmlich
niht nur bic &enntniB Der eisener
Waffe llnb oes eieenen 9ienItgrabss
f0rcern, fpnbern allb Die 8ertpennnng
Der anberen Waffel,, Ioipie Die 5bdttga
felt in ben boberen Stellsn le6ren. Naf
Musaabe Der Grieaslaae perldBt Die
cine Bartei ben Haum; Der 5iibrer Der
anoeren gartei aiebt. nubben tim &c
liigeno 3eit aur lleberleaune selailen
mar, feinen llnterfiibrern 1einen @nt=
iMub funb, ertbeilt Die nDtbieen Be
feble unb peranlabt Die MufiteGung Der
Gruppeniteine. Sin protocpllfiihrcr
bemertt aenau Die 3eit, 81 ipeldpr Be
neaungsn angetreteil,ein punct erreitbt
poer ein Riidaua eingeIeitet lporben lit.
Die Burtei tritt ab unb Der ,sSeinDD
fpmmt iebt an bic Nei1e. 8orber tpers
BEN aber bic aufaeitellten 3ruppeniteine
anaebedt nnb MIR ID piel bon linen ge=
aeiat. als ber betrefftnbe syiibrer in
Wirflinteit fei es burh patrouillen, lei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30

Dab Der Genius in Cuba leidlt pnr
iih geben tann, ba3u bat GdId4ter
Webler biel beigetro9eit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-27

The advancement; In tonsorisi wsk
in Honolulu during the pas; fcv years
is largely due TO efforts put forth ~
Frank Panheoo. proprietor os the
Union shop. lie has brought the wosk
for gentlemen up TO the highcs; stand
ard of perfection. and u would seem
that nothing can be sdsed to improse
81 But Mr. Pacheco is not content
xith this. he feels that the iacics of
Honolulu are entitled 60 aticntion. and
his efforts lately have been IN THE o.
rection-
At a large expense he has secured
the services q, Joseph Bonnet lately
from Martins Hair Dressing Parior. ~
Rue du Franbourg. Paris. whose ser
vices he offers TO the ladies of Homo
iuiu al a reasonable charge All that
is necessary to 90 a. 60 ring up tele-
phone No. CSC and give your order. nr-
ins an hour that is conyenient Go both
Precisely upon the hour agreed upon.
Nr. Bonnet will he in attendance. and
with his superior knowlecEe and cx-
periencc. Ehampooing and every style
of hair dressing known will Toe al your
disposal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-27
\ Farewell Dinner.

Mr.. Gehr. of the new railway for
Hilo. was the central figure at a din
ner in one OF the private dining rooms
OF the Hawaiian hotel last evening.
The gentleman has made many friends
during his sojourn in Hawaii and a
few Of these were seated with him ut
the table for about three hours last
night. Those present were: Mr.. Gehr.
Capt. Wilder. Col. J. W. Jones. Chester
a. Doyle. Attorney Maydwell OF Hilo.
Attorney Wakefield OF Hilo. Mr.. Almy
OF the Washington Light company.
Capt. w. George Ashley. J. s. Walker
the insurance man of Honolulu. and
Walter Hardy. the Hilo realty dealer.
The dinner was n delightful affair In
every way. with the table daintily dec
Grated and the room ornamented for
the occasion. Ar. Gehr is to leave to-
day for the States on business for his
company.
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Janet i'm Japan.

The Janet Waldorf company. which
is touring the world. opened in Yoko-
hama on the 18th. The japan Gazette
states that the attendance was small
and unresponsive, but It pays a high
tribute TO the ability OF the star. There
was no orchestra, and Norval Mac
gregor made n speech from the foot
lights explaining the why and where
fore. Scenes were presented from
Romeo and Juliet" las You Like
It." Much Ado About Nothing"
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\ Catholic ORGANIZATION

The Catholic Benevolent SOCIETY
completed its organization last even
ing by election OF these officers:
President, \. S. Humphreys; first
vice president. Jas. \. Thompson; sec
ond vice president, NJ. \. Gons1lyes;
secretary. ]. +. Eckhardt;
financial secretary, \. W. Seabury;
treasurer; \. f. Murphy; sergeant-at-
arms, p. McInerny; Members Board OF
Irving, ]. ]. Sullivan,
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An Alumni supper.

The class of sc. kAmehAm~hs
School. held n reunion a. the Manual
last evening. This II the fra time
anything % the kind has bcsa done.
and the honor os establishing . pre-
e.dent rocs 90 tha; cizsk These ars
fourteen graduates OF thaf ycnr. esf
only three are In the city. There verO
@ number 90 invited guests. a ssDp-
tuous spread had been prepared. anA
during che progress OF the s0Sf
toast. were responded 20 and 0s1ees
song. were sung.
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At kamchanlcha.

Today's program at the Kamehsme-
ha Schools Is Is follows:
Glass day At the Manual, 2:3O to- =
p. n.
Basket ball by ten OF the Manual
boys. 1880 TO 2:3O.
commencement exercises a the
Girls School. S p. N.
The public Is cordially invited 20 A.
tend the two last-named events.
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FUNERAL OF THE
LATE KAPlOLANr.

The body OF the late Queen
Dowager will lie in state at
Pualeilani from . o'clock this
morning TO o'clock this after
noon.
The Government band will be
in attendance from r.. IN. to
ID. IN.
At a conference to- be held to-
morrow afternoon between rep
resentatives OF the late Queen
Dowager's household and the
Government, final arrangement
will be concluded for the state
funeral to- be held Sunday after
noon next.
A guard OF honor from the
star OF President Dole will he
sent to- the bier or the late
Queen Dowager this morning.
Tomorrow night the body will
be brought from Pualeilani to
Kawaiahao church.
From noon OF Friday. June
30. to midnight Saturday. July
!. Kawaiahao church will he
open to the public.
The formal request to the
Government concerning It's par
ticipation in the funeral was
made last evening or rather
was delivered last evening To
Maj. Potter. OF the Presidents
staff and will be placed before
the President and his Ministers
this morning. Soon after the
death. the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. Mr.. r. 4. Mott-Smith.
called at Pualeilani with the
condolences OF the administra-
ton.
All of yesterday and last
night the house d grounds at
the Waikiki n OF the late
Queen Dowager ..ere filed with
friends. There were great
throngs of native Hawaiians
and many foreigners called To
offer condolences to the Princes
and intimate friends OF the late
Queen Dowager.
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hS Orrllcunl.

There was no decline iAss evsaanG On
the big attendance which has ~ o
hong time beca the rule Of the osTAs-
rm- People realize tha; the Dssga3
DOW on h strong one. Each 90 a
the new ialcn; has obtained . DAss q
favor among the amusement Hsvssa
The old fayorites are Sill kesSaAg ~
their good work Any ono may ASo'
two hours os good. soiId amanson4
by spending sn sveaing ss 80 -
pheum-
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IL PALOLO.


Company Organizing tn Iasals
Fine Lands
Application has been made - a..
Government for articles OF inGsYAnr
ton for the Paloio Land and In0Dv0-
ment Company The capital sosnh -
a2co 600. os vhseh 5000 viii - -
MP and the remainder aoaAAlA
There are 1000 shares ~ eioo. -
land is situated In Paioio mna6 -
the waiaiae road. extcncins 7eee ~
towards waiaiac. The cicvse4sa -
from 100 10 500 feet A large GDsune
of the acreage 10 already und0 s3oA
taro and banana cultivation. -
yields n large yearly income. 4 Usus-
pcctus is 90 be issued soon AU0o0r
tions for stock arc being reocivs1 -
the offce O; James y. Morgaa- Sno
exploiting 90 this trac; viii eaAhDs .
large amount os trus; funds - n
used whose conditions are such ia
they canno; he invested except n SsnA
estate. This promises 90 be one - H.
most sought-Asicr suburban snAsa -
the city.
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supreme Court.

There were only two cases taken -
in the Supreme Court yesterday. Thsy
were the following:
In re guardianship az Maria Brown.
appeal from Circuit Judge. Fourth CIR
cult Barney-Hankcy for petitions.
Little :or rcspondent-appcliant
John Buckley et al vs. ~ ID. A6os-
sarrat: submission without action.
Holmes for plaintiff: Andrews fer d.
fendant
The calendar will be anishc1 bssoss
the end OF the week
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Pretty Wedding at the Altar o.
81. Andrews.
The CRAEE-JESNlAGS KUPTlAlS
Large Gathering In the Church-At
Coupls-Pieasant Reception.

Charles S. Crane and Miss Hazel
Jennings were united in marriage at
st. Andrews Cathedral last evening.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh conducted the
services in a solemn and impressive
manner.
The church was well filed with
friends OF bride and groom, for both
are deservedly popular. The ushers
were Arthur Macintosh, Henry Giles
and George Angus. Promptly at s
O'Clock, Wray Taylor. who presided IT
the organ, touched the keys and the
beautiful strains of the Lohengrin bri-
dal march announced that the wedding
party had arrived. Calmly, with
dignity and grace. the bride moved up
the central aisle. From the side the
groom advanced to meet her. The
bride was accompanied by her father,
who gave her away. and Miss Clara
Lowrie, who acted as. bridesmaid.
Henry Crane. brother OF the groom,
performed the duties OF best man.
The bride presented n most charm
ing appearance in her gown OF white.
with the long. snowy veil draped
about her. She carried a bunch OF or
ange blossoms, as also did Miss Low
rie. The groom was calm and proud
as he repeated the words of the we'd
ding ritual.
During the ceremony the beautiful
harmony of 20. Promise Me-" and
Councils nuptial march softly rose
and fell. The party retired to the mu-
sic of Mendelssohn's wedding march.
They then drove to their home. where
they were met by a number OF friends.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Crane is
on Beretania street, between Piikoi
and Keeaumoku. The place was re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Crane, and is
handsomely furnished and has under
gone extensive alterations. Here there
assembled for the reception friends in
such numbers that every room was
tion of the lawn occupied. The hearth
est congratulations were offered bride
and groom. The home was prettily
decorated for the occasion with lovely
flowers and with vines. palms and
green's OF all sorts. Hawaiian flags
were prominent, as the groom is a na-
tive OF the Islands. son OF the late
Capt Crane, one of the pioneer Amer
leans.
Presents which had been sent to the
In fah
and on the walls and about the va
rious rooms. The gifts would, II emu
merated, make up quite an extensive
catalogue. Many OF them were
costly. Mr. and Mrs. Crane were
remembered by the fellow-employes
OF the groom in the Gazette
Company. There were also tokens
from the telephone Office. from
Eva plantation, from the Myrtle Boat
Club and from scores OF individuals.
There were many silver and glass and
china sets, and many pictures and
pieces of cut glass and cutlery.
Mrs Jennings, mother OF the bride,
distributed pieces of the wedding
cake. Refreshments were served in a
large lanai especially erected for the
purpose. These were dainty and am
pie. The social continued 10 4 quite
late hour. There was piano music
and singing. The attendance and cor
diality spoke volumes for the popular
ity of the young couple so auspicious-
" mated for life.
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The New Railway.

II II. Gehr OF the Kohala-Hilo Rail-
way leaves today 10 meet Mr.. Pearson.
the constructing engineer OF the com
pauy. Provided Mr. Browne. one %
the promoters OF the scheme. Is in
san Francisco. Mr.. Gehr will continue
East. Actual work will probably be
Gin within a month.