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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
rENNsrAr4SIA KEpuBlICAy CUES.
Annual Meeting of the State Leaguo-Gov.
stone on Trusts and Prosperity.


stone on Trusts and Prosperity.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. "A most enthusiast
tic meeting OF the Republican State League
was held here to-day. Gov Stone. Mayor Ash
bridge OF Philalelpha. Attorney General e.
kin. Col. James f. Barnett Of the gallant Tenth
Pennsylvania. Gen. James w. Iatta, Deputy
Attorney General Fleitz and Lieut. Gov Goblin
received vocferous welcome when they reached
the convention hall. All made good speeches.
that OF Gov. Stone being especially well re-
ceived.
From 1893 to 1897" said he. there were
no trusts in tho country. according to the
Democratic party. and believe It is So There
were no collective trusts. but there was n great
deal of individual trust. If there hadn't heen.
many men could not have kent their families
They say that we are responsible for tn exist.
ence OF the trusts and that we favor them II
the trusts are responsih le for the present pros
pefity. then and only then are We in favor Of
them. We plead guilty To the charge OF being
responsible for prosperity"
j. Hampton Moore OF Philadelphia, who was
elected President Of the League to-day il the
Secretary to Mayor Asbrd2e. The other ofIi-
for the convention next year
The resolutions said:
I'VE heartily endorse the policy OF the Nn-
tiOnal Admin StrntiOn in It's management OF
affairs IN HOr.n iiicO and Cuba AMI pledge to
the President our heart" Suprurt in the prose
cuti4n, Of the war II the Philippines 10 sue
cessiul termination
A resolution WAS adopted by the convention
favoring the repeal or modification Of the civil
service law.
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MN. r. ~ PHILLIPS Kxp1A1Ns.
The Purposes Of the Industrial Commis-
EiOu-The Pure OIL Voting Trust.

The Purposes Of the Industrial Commis-
Eion-The Pure OIL Voting Trust.
The National Industrial Commission has re-
sumsd ito labors at Washington. Exon
gresham Phillips. its Vice Chairman. In an
interview with reporter OF THE SUN answer
Ing the intlmatlons OF certain correspondents
that he originated the com mission in the In
terests OF the Pure Oil Company. says: Tho
bill providing for the commission was intro
duced by me In 1893 Tho Pure Oil Company
was not chartered until Nov. q. 1895. l was
not one OF Its organizers. and have owned no
stock in 1t until within, the last two years.
Moreover. am not. as tho correspondents al
leRe, its largest stockholdor; but, on the con-
trary. comparatively small one. The
voting trust to which exception has been
taken. was instituted for the, sole purpose
would not BY the purchase OF stock. ACQUIRE
the bill, Mr.. Phillips says, 1T was done in a
time OF serious labor strikes and commercial
depression. l hoped that such body. work.
ing along the same lines as the Royal Labor
Comm ssion Of gland. and similar organiza-
tions 10 FRANCE. Germany and many other
or remedy for. commercial disturbances OF
such magnitude and importance. The re-
markabe era OF industrial and corporate COM
bination inaugurAted within the last year. and
not he Intentions OF the original promoters OF
the Commission. has given the trust feature so
much prominence in the deliberations at
Washington. j am open to conviction that
welfare. but think the prssump tion is against
them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
KOBERTS nor ENTITLED TO DAMAGES.
The Court of Appeals Decides Against His
Claim for False Imprisonment.

Claim for False imprisonment.
ALBANY. Oct. tin 1876 John Roberts. who
now lives in Brooklyn. was arrested and con-
victed Of burglary and sentenced to State
Prison for twenty years. Some years ago he
was pardoned. it appearing to tho Governors
satisfaction that Roberts was innocent and had
had nothing TO DO with breaking into a house
had been pardoned. the Legislature authorized
the State Court Of Claims to award any dam
OF such false imprisonment. The Court award
ell $1,000, though Roberts claimed in the
neiGhoorhood OF $4,000. An appeal from the
OF Appeals has decided that no claim for dam
ages can be made against the State. as the
judgment OF conviction against Roberts has
never been reversed by the courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
william ). Andrews for Justice of the SUI.
prens Court.

UTICA, Oct. 4,-The Republican convention
for the Fifth Judicial district Yesterday nomi-
mated William 3. Andrews of Syracuse forJus-
tce Of the Supreme Court to succeed George A.
Hardin Of Little Falls
William S. Andrews was born in Syracuse in
1853. HI" isa sen Of former Chief JUDGE of the
Court Of Appeals, Charles Andrews He was
the study Of law in New York city I'm lSSt he
was admitted TO the bar and soon aGterWnrd
entered the firm OF Knapp Nottingham OF
identified as a partner. Mr.. Andrews has for
many years occupied conspiouously high no.
sition at the bar both as counsellor and trial
lawyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Lawn Tennis,

The invitation ladies' singles given by the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club began Yesterday
afternoon with the best entry lis, seen in any OF
the womcn'sevents In this section OF tho country
this season. Eighteen are entered, including
all OF the crack Staten Islanders, although tho
absence OF Miss Bessie Moore. who had been
expected to take part. was disappointment
Without the EXCLAMATION. Miss Coma, Miss
johnson and Miss kobbe OF Staten Island and
Miss souther Of Orange are easily the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
ULCERS FOR
So YEARS
Eleven on One Limb at One Time
With Excruciating Pain. All
Remedies Tried, and Number
less Physicians Little Benefit.
CUTIcURA Speedily Cures.

Ny mother has been victim to ulcers from yAri
coso veins for thrty-hve years. Eleven OF these
affected. Fx1rnciatinE pain and intense suffering
were endured with All sorts of remedies trial and
Piled. nut all practically with hut little beneft
However at last the remedial agent was found I'm
CvIIyuHA ,onimcnp. whtc.l urely proved its weight
in gold, alternating pain and causing healing pro
CessCs To commence and cure speedily effected
She has also used 'rTCURA with marked benefit in
eryspelaS OF the lace and eczema. The CUTICURA
soar also, has established record only as the best
cleansing. purifying. and healing in its nature
having proved itself most excellent and valuable
auxiliary to the CuTICUIA (ointmsnD.
would remark that this testimonial 10 entirely
unsolicited. being voluntary contribution for hu-
mainly sake, and the CommendAuon OF the CuTI-
CuRA REMEDIES TO the fullest confidence being satia
Ned OF their purity. genuinsneSS and almost mira.
clos wrought
March 10. lsaS. W. 7. MORSE. Clbot VT
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Twelve Hundred Havana Cigarmakers
strike.

general strike Of Spanish cignrmakcrs in
shops where high-prcod cigars arc made WIS
begun ynS'cr"ay Ia enforce a GcINHNd for an
increase of wages About 200 cigarmakcrs
in all quit wurk The Increase dniuandel
ranges from - TO 10 hiGH as ST. Il THOUSAND
according TO the grade OF the work. These
eiRarmAkers belong 70 union known as
TobAeerlp HabAno and they receive from SlS
TO $+2 thousand for making cigars,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
women's Protest Against Seating Roberts.

womens meeting to discuss methods OF
forcing protest against the seating Of Repre-
sentatve-elect Brigham H. Roberts OF Utah is
to be held at the Home OF the Frendless, 30
Fast Twenty NTH street, on Friday afternoon.
Women's Board OF Homo Missions OF the Pres.
byterian Church. and Mrs. Fred Smith Benn stt
OF Englewood. will speak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
MrRsnoN.s CONVICTION nErEnsED
Appellate Division Says Verdict Must Have
Reen the Result of Malice.

Stephen l., Mershon. President Of tho Hud-
son River Paint Company Of Newburg. was re-
Gently convicted OF forgery in the third degree
in having, as alleged. signed cheek as rresi-
dent N violation Of an agreement that checks
should be signed only with the consent Of per-
sons interested in the company. The Appel.
late Division Of the Supreme Court in Brook
Ign yesterday reversed the conviction. on the
ground that the verdict must have been the re-
suit Of malice. as 1t was clearly against the
weight OF evidence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

SIS Yigilancia, Rey nolds, Havana, Sept. 20.
Is Kvarven. Kanitz, Trinidad, Sept. 20.
Sc Andes. Petersen, Cape Hayti Sept is.
S. Beatrice, Edward, ST. Michaels, sept. %.
81 Wordsworth, Graham, Rio Janiero, Aug. 8.
SIS Funance, Sikeforth, Colon. sept. III.
So Kniokerbocker, Post. New Orleans, Sept. as.
Ss Goldsboro. French Philadelphia. Oct. 8.
Is Manhattan, Benuett, Portland. Oct. 2.
Ship Maria. Defferari. Singapore, May 80.
Bark Falmouth Bentley. Windsor.
Bark Cambusdoon. Sa1egaard. Boston. Oct. 1.
Brig Telos, Hagan. Bangor. Oct /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
How Democratic Leader Palmer was De-
fentcd.

CoBLrsKTIL. y. Y. Oct. 4.-Daniel ID. Frlsbic.
Democratic EomiDre for assembly, defeated
George n. Palmer for denomination through
the aid OF j. II. Brown, who for years has die
tated the county ticket OF his party palmer's
Ia an a rdent Hill Democrat 1t is the result OF
local Iealousies and the custom OF the party to
never give an Assemblyman but two terms,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
BROKER ACCUSED or Perjury.

Charge Is That He Swore He Had No
Means when He Had just Inherited 81, 900.
Elladio Rubira OF All West Twenty third
street. a broker. was arrested Yesterday in his
Office at II Broadway on a warrant charging
him with perjury. The complaint is made by
ex-Assistant District Attorney Carpenter, who
alleges that IN February. 1896. in an examin-
by him In respect OF a debt OF ~ Rubira
swore falsely that he had no interest in any
estate and no means to satisfy the Judgment.
estate OF his father. Rubira was arraigned in
the Centre street police court and was paroled
In the stody OF his counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
An Old House Burned.

COLD SPRING HARBoR, l.. l.. Oct. Am old
landmark known a. the Conkln House was
destroyed 10y fire cary this morning The
house was built mo,c than half a century ago
and was occupied hv Justice COnkiu. Recent
II passed into The hands Of DR. Oliver l.. JcDes.
and was occupied by Edward Ilsndricksnn.
Mr. Herdricksou's effects were all saved. bus
the house was tOta ' destroyed. Tho loss 10
estimated at about $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Boys Bicycle stolen; He Goe. Insane.

Walter Archer. II years old. OF l20 West
sixty-third street. was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital violently insane yesterday, He bought a
bicycle on the installment plan last spring. Ii
was stolen before he had paid for It. and the
boy has beon worrying about his misfortune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
CUTlCURA
Begins with the Bloo1 and Ends with the
Skin and Scalp.

That Is to ray, CurICURA REsoLvESr greatest of
ploud purifiers and kumor eXpellers, puriheE the
blood aud circulating fluids of HUMoR GERMS and
thus removes the cause while warm baths with
CvrICURk SOAP. and gentle Anontings with CUrI.
orRA olntmcnt,) greatest Of emollient skin cures
cleanse the skin and scalp Of cruss aud scales Aay
itching, burning aud inflammation, sOothc and he
lhns,h" Sl"rdi'i ptrnau"ntly aud economioally
cured the most fprturuU, Il. stiIing humors Of he
rkru, scalp aud blood. wltg loss Of hlir when ali
other lcu. cd .es fail
sold throughout the world POTTER d. AND G. CORP
Props, Boston How 70 Cure TOrturpE skin Diseases nee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

Mlss N. PIunkett, MTs. t. K, WiIIlrd, Mira IOula
Chauvenet and Miss jultana Cutting did not return
cards.
The first round Of match play for the cup
program at the Lenox course to-day Much
Interest was manifested In the match. The
play began at 10 O'Clock and at that hour fully
gallery at the FIRST tee. Mrs Carlos DoHersdiS
who received 10 strokes ON the eighteen holes
beat Miss Mildred Stokes with six strokes.
. up ana to play; Miss Cornelie Barnes.
l stroke. beat Miss Mosle. eight strokes. IN
md 70 play; Mrs. l.. II Iapham. seven. heat
Miss C. Stillman, scratch. beat Miss Constance
Parsons. eight ! up The victory of Mrs Lam
ham over Miss Lapsey was a great surprise as
Miss Lapsley was the fayorite for the prize The
drawings for the semi-inalS are Mrs DeHerS-
dla against Miss Barnes: Miss stillmAn against
Mrs. Iaphnm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

IS Spaarndam from New York, at Boulogns.
SIS Majestic. from New York, at Liverpool.
Ss Saala. from New YORK, at Southampton.
SIS Aurania. from New York. at Queenstown
ST st Paul. from New York. at Southampton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

Mrs Leslie Carter Freed of Her Debts.
Judge Brown in the L. S. District Court
yesterday granted discharges to forty bank
rupts, among whom are Mrs. Leslie Carter.
the actress. liabilities SOB 773. and Eva Daven-
port o Brien. actress, liabilities Sc. 1874.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rnrs DAY.
Sun Rises ..o:o1 Sun sets ..5:37 Moon sets $40
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook.7:84 Gov. I'd 800 He'll Gate. :. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05

THERE'S THIS ABOUT THE WEIR
NICKE ELASTIC BOOKCASE: YOU
DON'T HAVE TO BUY A BIG CASE
FOR JUST A FEW BOOKS, OR BE
WORRIED WITH A LITTLE CASE
WHEN YOU HAVE MANY BOOKS.
IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
WHY. ASK FOR BOOKLET.
THE GLOBE-W ERNICKE CO.,
Fulton and Pearl SITS.
Globe Desks are
the best desk@=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-05
Named for the Assembly

Montgomery County-James W. Ferguson OF
Greene County Pierre 8. Jennings. Republi.
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GLENCovE, Oct. An the Gates Cup com
to-day Mrs. A. L. White turned in the hes card
both in gross and net figures. Mrs Tarpan
taxing second honors and Miss Valentine and
Miss Shaw dividing third The cards were:
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
The Douglas Island News.
THE BOAT CAPTAIN.
A Pc. alnr Commanders Appetite.

Captains of ships are mysterious be- ings. You may choose your subJecC, study him, exhaust all researches Ill metaphysics and when you think you have gained the object in view-when you think you know your man-you will discover your mistake, and you find him still that same strange, ln ' comprehensible being, as he appeared when you first met him.
 4 few weeks ago we passed over the gang plank onto the deck of passens ger steamer that was tied up at the Ju- neau wharf. We stepped up to the purser and inquired whom the boat would sail for the South, for we wished to take passage. The purser evidently did not know, for he hesitated to answer. A man standing by his side, in most kindly manner, with voice as sweet as "way up' soprano singer, answered our question. We walked away ana inquired who that tall, handsome man was, with full, dark beard, and we were told that it was Capt. Thomas.
 Capt. Thomas, we have often heard, was one of the best and most popular commanders in the employ of the Pa cifc Coast Steamship Co.,, and such IS certain to be the case for his kind and genteel manner of treating those with whom he comes in contact must neces- sarily make him popular.
 It is said that Capt. Thomas has a peculiarity that by far Outshines his kindly manner and handsome looks, which is no more or less than the pos session of an appetite that frequently causes his friends to gaze upon him with astonishment and brotberly so- licitude. It is said of the Captain, but we do not vouch for the truth ot the statement, that he eats more food than three labOring men.
 The question of bis appetite was be- ing discussed by some employees of the steamship company short time ago in the presence of the writer. The conversation was not intended for pub lication, but it is too good to keep.
 "Why, you talk about what man can eat" said one of the party, "l know of one meal that Capt. Thomas ate i'll San Francisco not very long ago, that was a paralyzer, that is it would have paralyZed any other man except the Captain. He started out with two dOZ- en raw oysters, then he drank two glasses of milk, then he ate a dozen fried clans, large, family sirlOin steak and a loaf of bread, butter and two or ders of German fried potatoes and wound up with lobster salad and a cup of coffee. l saw him the next morning and he looked as fresh as a daisy"
 Another one of the party had intend ed to describea meal he saw the Cap tain eat, but he said that the Captains San Francisco appetite knocked his Alaska story out.
 Yes, Capt. Thomas is a fine fellow. Once in great while, he says, he thinks he has stomach trouble" but not often, whether he feels good or not, he never planes the passengers on his vessel for the condition of his digestive organs.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16

MT. Arthur Lang, and old Washing ton acuuaintance of the editor of the News, was passenger on the tlosie for Berner's Bay last Friday morning.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
The Hymeneal Altar.

MT. William Smith and Miss Florence Crofts were married at the residence of the brides parents in this city on last Thursday evening at o'clock, the Rev. Fl. Hammond Cole officiating. MT. Smith is we'll and faVorably known on Douglas Island and the bride IS one of the best and most popular young ladies in our city. We are of the opinion that each of these contracting parties struck a good bargain.
 The wedding was private affair, but few being present to witness the happy event. An elegant supper was served. Later in the evening the boys of the town, well provided with primatiye musical instruments, called on the couple and made night hideous for a time. Cigars and liquid refreshments flowed freely for time, when quiet was restored.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13

prize shoots, commencing with the
present month.
Miss Ella E. stansbury, teacher in
the High School, returned by the Ala
media this morning from a visit to her
old home at Napa.
L. S. Mathews &c Son have received
over one thousand books which they
are selling very cheap. Books lent at
. cents per volume.
Members of Healani Boat Club are
requested to be at the boat house at
$50 this afternoon to consider matters
for the coming regatta.
Justice W. F. Frear will return NEXT
Saturday night from Kauai. Justice
Whiting will return Saturday from the
country, where he has been rusticatng
G. E. Moore, a soldier arrested last
night on the charge of passing a Con-
federate So bill on a Chinaman, will be
heard in Police Court tomorrow morn
ing.
B. F. Ehlers & Company announce
the dates of their millinary reception,
September 14th, 18th and 1Gth. Import
ed hats and Partisan novelties will be
on view.
This is the farewell night of the Mag
gle MooreH. r. Roberts Company at
the opera house. They will present that
popular drama 1.-THE Silence of Dean
Maitland"
Arrangements have been made for the
holding of entertainments of the Y. NJ
c. A. Triangle Club on Monday even
ings so that the educational classes
NAV attend
The third assessment of per cent
or 81 per share on the assessabe stock
of Kamalo Sugar Co. stock has been
called, due September 18th and delin.
quent October 18th.
Mrs. j. F. Scott returned by the Ala
media this morning, Her husband is
still very i'll at the Queens hospital
from the effects of the paralytic stroke
sustained some weeks ago.
George ID. Gear, the attorney who
went to Washington in the interest of
the Galicians, wrote his brother, A V.
| Gear, by the Alameda. He had not
! then reached the capital.
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Thrum will be at
home to their friends Thursday after
noon and evening, September A. at the
residence of Mrs. T. G. Thrum, 625 Be
retania street.
Tribune bicycles have now been
known to the public so many years, and
their superior quality so generally rec
ognized, that words of recommendation
are hardly necessary. Call on Whitman
q Company the agents.
The remains of the late William J.
Murdon, the soldier who died at Buena
Vista hospital last week, will be sent
by the Mariposa on Friday, to San
Francisco for interment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

| Tomorrow will be Atonement with
| the Jews.
Vida Thrum and bride arrived this
! morning.
Supreme Court will open next Mon
| day morning.
Some new people for the Orpheum ar
| rived this morning.
| Wing Man Yuen ia Mauuakea street
has a card in this issue.
The art department of Oahu College
| has a notice in this issue
The funeral of little Muriel Richards
| took place yesterday afternoon.
A mail per the Mariposa will leave
Honolulu on Friday for San Francisco.
most important meeting of the
Board of Health is being held this aft
| ernoon.
Lynwood. the contortionist, will APP
pear for the last time at the Orpheum
| tonight
A good sized and well pleased audi
| ence was the report from the Orpheum
| last night.
Senator Henry Waterhouse and party
have reached Boston and are having a
real fine time.
Leon Strauss will lecture at Progress
hall again this evening. His subject
will be Hope
y
I on Moke Eleele, was fined So in Police
| Court this morning.
| a quorum not showing up there was
| not meeting of the Chamber of Com
| merCc this morning.
l.. f. Prescott, will sell the famous
! Nye's sperm Gil for sewing machines at
| fifteen cents bottle.
| The reception to Assistant Secretary
| Coates, of the Y. NJ. C. A., will take
place tomorrow evening.
Fred. Wundenberg sailed by the Ala
media this afternoon for business visit
of two months to Sydney.
Ethics of Social Welfare was the sub
ject of Dr. John Dewey's lecture at the
| High School last evening
Acknowledgement Cooper being de-
| tanned in court this morning there was
not a meeting of the Cabinet.
Tonight will be the eve of the Jewish
Day of Atonement. Services will be
held in Progress Hall at $50 o'clock.
Boarders battle for nothing al
Wright's Villa. A few good rooms for
rent to those who get there in time.
Entries for the principal events on
| Saturday will close at the Pacific
Hardware Company's store tomorrow
The prospectus of the Orpheum Com
pany, Limited, is published in this ISSUE
and is interesting reading to investors
Mr.. Richardson has left the office OF
Waterhouse Company TO accept {
clerical position with Eva plantation
Special conVocation of Honolulu
Chapter this evening at 1880 O'Clock
Work in the Most Excellent Master De,
gree.
Donald Ross and w. NJ. Cunningham
returned by the Alameda this morning
from a tour OF several weeks of western
| cities.
The sewerage contractors are today
preparing to begin the laying of pip
in King street through the business sec
ton of town.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Jas F. Nor
gan will sell at auction the stock o
groceries, etc, belonging to the lat
Mrs. CowleS.
The Hawaiian Rifle Association il
about to inaugurate a series of MONTH.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13

Clothes sprinkled with RouSh-on-
Bugs, will be. moth proof. 1t does not
hurt the clothes. Sprinkle twice Il
month on your carpets and upholstered
goods to keep them from being moth
eaten.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13

We are Island Agents for the CHI
10 CAGO HANDLE BAR CO., and have
now in stock and will constantly keep
on hand a very complete line in all
eHtzes and styles, including the "ORI-
cGINAL SCHINNEER" bar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13
NOTICE.

Members of Healani Boat Club are
requested to be at the Boat House at
$50 this Afternoon to consider matters
for the coming Regatta Day.