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New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
rvpROVEnENT N WEATHER PROMISED

As result OF the miniature thunder storm Of
Monday night there was comparatively comfort
able early forenoon yesterday. At 3 a m the hui
roidity was TO- about 10 per cent less than the
day before and the temperature was also several
degrees lower. There breeze from the south
west.
As the day advanced however the mercury be-
gan to soar. and at 30 p. m had reached 81 de-
grees only degrees lower than the highest tenn
1erarure Of Monday Within two hours II began
10 drop and by .. II had fallen 70 ~ de-
grees The humidity went down 10 81 per cent
al S .. m. -, . -
II is proba Die that New-York will enjoy COM
fortablv cool atmosphere to-day. Local Forecaster
Emery said last night that the weather would be
generally fair to-day. He also promised fresh
Winds mostly from the north
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
GALA DAY AT WEST PolN l.
SOLDIER AND SAILOR LADS oUTDo EACH % ''''''
" GIVING ENTERTAINMENTS

IN GIVING ENTERTAINMENT
West Point y. Y Aug % Cspeciap-Ini ms go n@9
-, Gala day here The naval caoe's
,strsd +be soldiers on board the Annapohs' a.1
,tght The military lads are trying 70 ou'4o
roiddies in the generosity Of their hospi'aiI.y 6
smith is decorated Chinese lanterns ouh'.is 60,
evarpreens make the canvas city perle1' 80 60
land The cadets spared neither pains 10.
D making their tents attractive. nor were 'ie -"
csdats idle At early dawn several LOADS o.
green's were taken down TO the Annapohs anu '"e
eunboat was decorated ,
A. e.90 o'clock the soldiers marched COW" -
squads Of half a dozen. steam launch ana t"o W
row boats were the dock 10 take them , anGo' ~
only invited guests we're admitted 1 ne Hll4l.aii i
ard naval officers we're IN full dress II was PuLeIy
csdet reception although Captain lngersoH he!peu
Mannix and Tammura. the latter japanese VS.
count were al the float assisting the women Lieu
tenant Klukaid was also on the dock. All tne
women OF the post and scores from Highlahd ans
and Garrfsou's went aboard. The ships band tur-
nished music and dancing was Kept up until .
Early this morning the cavalry gave several ex-
hibttion charges FOR the benefit Of the visiting
cadets The naval cadets took charge OF all the
girls The military cadets were completely cut out
John Stenbeck the ships cook. was drowned last
night All the cadets and officers saw him 90
down. but could render no assistance on account
OF the strong tide The Anna polls will leave
West Point before Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
BOLCOMB NOMINATED IN NEBRASKA.
r.>-nrn.rr FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE OF
poPULIsTs. DEMOCRATS AND Sill
YER REPUBLICANS

Omaha. Neb. Aug 22-The three State conven-
tons, Democratic Populis' ano Fusion' me, tnls
s+,ernoon in separate halls. all in one block In
.ha -0erroc-aric convention " II Thompson Ma
,,onal Committeeman for Nebraska. was named by
Chairman Dahlnlan as temporary chairman. The
Populist and Free Silver Republican conventions
were 2 little slow In getting together. and were
called 70 order by the chairmen Of the state Com
Ex-Governor sllas A. Holcomo was nominated for
,pd "a ~, Denoocrats and Free Silver Republicans.
The platform adopted BY the Democraac Co9ven. en-.
National platform adopted al Chicago IN ls-
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
PRESIDENT TO GO TO PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Aug o Colonel John P. Nicholson,
chairman OF the Committee on Invitation OF the
G. 4 p Encampnent which opens here on Sep
,A,obe- 4 TO-DAY received President McKnleys ac-
ceptance Of the invitation 10 attend the reunion
The letter was signed by George P. V. Cortelyou'
acting secretary 10 the President, and was in part
follows.
Should nothing prevent the Presidents attend l1o
ance nis plans contemplate reaching Phllaue.ph!a
SO as 10 review the parade and attend the DahqusI
on September ). The personnel % the party WI VII
nrobab Nv he Mrs Mckinley maid ana man SCI
vant: Dr. p N Rixey. Randolph Forster. stenog-
rapner and myself. and probably TWO OF 'u'Iee
q
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
orJcE TRIP FROM LONDON, TO DAWSON.

Caicago Aug pa dispatch to The tribune
So vto,o-ta p r saws that from London. Eng
land 10 Dawson City, in the Klondke, IN seven
teen DAYS is the new record, made by mining
engineer from South Africa. He left London ror
Southampton by train and caught an Atlantic nner
in which ne crossed the ocean in Htue over SIX
days The trip from New Hork TO NancoLNes- ~ " @ a.
mace in four days From Seattle the trip 10 skas
way was made in Jess than three DAYS lose cUI IN
uectiors were made with the White Pass anu
Yukon Railroad and the lake and river steamers
and ne was landed IN Dawson in seventeen oay7
from London
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
JOSEPH OWEN

Joserh Owen a business man. well known IN the
central part Of this State died on Friday last at
his home in Oswego He seventy years old
Mr Owen was educated at Bedford Academy and
Princeton University. For many years he was
prominently identified with the building OF tele-
graph lines and with manufacturing Industries IN
Oswego. =,
Mr. owen leaves a widow and six children 6y a
former marriage His three sons, John W., VIII
lam NJ and Percy owen. live in this city. he mas
two daughters the Misses Elizabeth A. and Mary
Grace owen also living here, and another daugh-
ter Mrs. Livingston A Miller. OF Engle"ood y J.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
GENERAL RrrTERF1ELD IMPROVING.

General Daniel Butterield chairman OF lne -
.cutive Committee Of the Dewey CeieoraII IIon
50 far recovered from his Illness al Cold sprln
Irdson Yesterday that he sent 10 W arreh - "" sts-
ter secretary Of the committee. the 'o'''
patch. 4.u aid from my
Am improving and expecting. with sla "o. "ervice
,Lr--tci1rs in another week 70 rem" renE,,,ar and
Bissass advise Acting Mayor Gugsehhe'i"''
Nfevor Van WICK NV first teiegrsaInn1- FIELD
Acting Mayor Guggenheimer receVeu +nst
80. -a,Aral Butrerheid's physician stasla'H sa re
rUI rreUrsrei Bufterheld probably would De A"' "
sime his duties IN week
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
CHARLES GAGNEBIN.

Charles Gagnebin. seventy-seven years Old died
on Monday at his home. No. SS Chnton-st',
Brooklyn. He was one OF the Oldest importers or
watches in Manhattan. and was well known TO the
Jewellers in Maiden Lane, where he was IN ousl-
ness FOR Hftv-six wears He retired from business
seven years ago. He is survived by his wife TWO
daughters ana The funeral will be held
from his home az s o'clock this evening Mr
Gagnebn was a native OF Neufchatel. Switzerland
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
.JrDGF BJLTOy IMPROVING

SARATOGA n Y. Aug p (speciaD.-EI-Judge
Henry Hilton who has emerged from semi-coma-
tose condition passed comparatively good day.
end late tonight mis- general condition looked
,non as a fraction better For several days all
none AZ 10 mis- recovery was abandoned, but to-
sISt fhs family entertain the idea that the Judge
nav yet obtain the mastery over his afnicton-
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
NOT TO PROSECUTE CANADIANS.

THE SEVEN FISHING VESSELS SEIZED
AS PoACHERS
Washington. Aug. 22.-Assistant Secretary Van
derp to-day instructed the Collector OF Customs of
Port Townsend not TO institute proceedings against
the seven Canadian fishing vessels seized last
month near Port Roberts. for fishing, alleged.
in American waters. The instructions were based
careful investigation BY the United States
District Attorney who reported that in this in
stance he was satisfied the fishermen were not
international poachers In American waters The
British Embassy also presented evidence IN support
OF this view OF the
The instructions are not TO be considered prece-
dent however and customs officers Will be expected
70 enforce the provisions which forfeit a foreign
vessel caught fishing in American waters Mr.
Vanderlip has also taken measures with view,
II feasible OF having the limits OF American waters
In the Gulf OF Georgia more clearly Indicated by
buoys and beacous.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
TALK or A LABOR PAPER

A meeting OF the Organization Committee Of the
1n6ependenr Labor Party was held last night In
clarendon Hall John y. Parsons, chairman OF
the committed. read the plan OF organization.
A committee is to be sent TO the various news
napers asking them 10 present the IDEAS and prn-
Ptrtse ~ ,he marty II the reports do suit the
nsrty a new evening pa per will be established II
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
OFFICES.

MAIN oFFTCE-yo. i5+ Nassau-st
TTPTOWN OFFICE--No / 242 Broadvay
ANFRTCANs ABROAD will md The Trinune q,
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Morton Chaplin & Co, No. Prineess-st; Z y
Brown Gould & Co.. No "a New-txford-sI
American Express Company, No. waterloo F'ao~
THOMAS Cook & Son. Ludgate circus. .,.->
-ha Tendon ONCE OF The Tribune lie convenient pAeS
N leave advertis isesnents and subscriptions
ps~ia-J Monr~ & Co, No. Rue scrioe
Hottine1Ier a Co No s. Rue de ProveIcss, s,.,.
Norvan Haries & Co, No. 81 Boulevard hAussrn~nn-
credit Lyonnaise Bureau les Etrangers' ,,,
American Express Company. No. 8 hl- hsleFb'
hor1as Cook q Son. NJ. Place fe roper
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New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
ANDREW BISSLAND.

Andrew Bissand sixty-six years old. OF No eoS
Myrtle-ave died from paralysis in his home on
last Monday afternoon He came here from Pais-
ley Scotland when he was twenty years old, and
baoar business. as a grocer thirty-six years ago.
Nearly seven years ago he went into the real
estate business. He FOR many years treasurer
of the Franklin Avenue Presbyt terian Churcn he
became a member Of the Tnroop Avenue Hresoy,
terian Church twelve years ago. The fuuerai VIII
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
GOV. ROOSEVELT AT OYSTER BAY.
GENERAL sICKLEs AND ADJUTANT GEN
ERA1, ANDREWS AMONG HIS VISITORS.

oyster Bay y. Y, Aug. &-oToVerhor anu W 20 .
,,s"a,. re.,,-ra6 N OYSTER Bay this morning.
rrhev were accompanied by Acting Private secre-
+arv Lowe Shortly after their arrival General
Daniel sickles arrived and was closeted with 'ne
Governor Later Judge Parker. Of steuoen SG1ns{
--;vsS u is understood that General Sexes .
Tnission was 10 consult with the Governor n re- 5
gard TO trouble at the soldiers ffoine' Va '-i0 ~
~ which he Is a member ... l. cha
This evening Adjuant General Anqre~T 51ro ~ T1o
= a ,-rdsrsf0cd that they Will consider What vet
trans OF the Spanish American War are 20 De rec
oELmendsd for Iromollon 70 me neN Les-n----
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Aug PA high over the upper lakes
has caused moderation temperature Of from 20 u
degrees from Mississippi Valley and upper lake region
eastward while in the Northwest and the Central
Wes- there fall Of from 70 y degrees due %
pronounced high area, which the north Pacific
Cas, and plateau In the Middle Slope South
and Southwest high temperatures continued with
marimums lO2 degrees Concordia Kan and PheniL
Ariz and lcO degrees Oklahoma CITY and Abilene Tex
SO -UNCOR -3b-- RECIER sc
There have been showers and thunder storms IN the
Atlantic States lower lake and Montana and
few light scattered showers Upper Mssisspp VAL
ley In Pacific Coast and plateau regions showers
continued over the middle and northern portions
acccupaned by somewhat higher temperatures Mod
temperatures will prevail "Wednesday and THURSDAY
except IN the Southwest II will be quite cool
~ ~. N6rthvest and extreme West Thunder storms
are indicated wednesday extreme Northwest and
a. places North and South Atlantic coasts
on the Atlantic Coast fresh winds Will prevail north TO
east ever the northern portion soutneriy the
southern portion.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For Maine and generally fair to-day and
Thursday: probaby preceded to-day by the
coast moderate temperature winds mostly north
erly
For the District Columbia New-Hsmpshire Rhode
Island. Vermont Connecticut, Eastern New-York New
Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland
generally fair to-day and Thursday; moderate tenn
For Western New-Yors. generally fair to-day and
THURSDAY; moderate temperature fresh north 70 east
For West virginia Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
fair to-day THURSDAY fresh north 10 winds.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
THE PRAYERS At NoRTHF1ELD.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: No one will question the sincerity and high
motives OF the gentlemen now holding religious
conference at Northfeld. and many Of your readers
follow their proceedings with interest besides those
who agree with them in all their methods ana De-
nefs Yesterday an incident occurred there which
ua. very puxzling to unregeneAats outsiders, Of
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
Guetial Noiites.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.
IN THE UNITED STATES.

7 Z I-sI7
DAILY with Sunday. 81 a month. address snans>d =
often as desired 81 50 for three months u Tor AZ
months. $40 year -. ..n--
changed as often as desired 81 for three months " c
six months. s. ysar. - a, a.. -. ...,,.,.-
SUNDAY TRIBUNE separately 81 for SIX mon1ss
s2 a year. Ad1ress changed as often as detrsc-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Issued wednesday, ~ s,ynx 49,
m foreign countries except Mexico and Cana1s y "
year including extra postage ,- -. -.
SF-NT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Issued Inesdsye ~. ~
says 50 a year 81 months. Every iIssAay. .
story OF the with Spain. Every FRIDAY an n.ss
-atsd sinuleuen TO foreign countries except hss,oo
and Canada. including extra postage. ~ " y-l'
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1889. - eenS S'p'
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OBITUARY.
ORANGE WEBR.

Greeuport Long Island. Aug. 2.-Orange Webb.
seventy years old died in New-York last night
where ne had gone to be treated at hospital his
funeral will be held here Thursday. He was
born here and for fifty years had been deacon IN
the Baptist Church. He leaves widow ana seven
children. He was brother OF Sias L. Neoo, OF
w
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
SAMUEL PARKS.

Vestfeld y. j.. Aug % (SpeciaD.-Samuel PARKS
seventy-four years old. OF Garwood died this morn
ing at mis- home He had lived in Garwood Tor
fifteen wears He was for many years connected
with the Equita bic Gas Light Company, OF New
York Mr. Parks leaves four sons
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
WORK ON THE DEWEY PREPARATIONS,

The Dewey Committee is working haro On ~
ARRANGEMENTS Of the reception for the -aI
Secretary Foster who since the illness OF -
Butterneld has 70 do most OF the WORK i ~ -
consultation with contractors. promoters @ Iii,
ply men II is intended to decorate the O''' - -
In Manhattan and BROOKLYN with iairS FI
These little lamps are Of different oo'oi
white. blue green and amber. kacn co"la -
short thick candle that burns for three - -
hours and makes a beautiful and fsntasuc oe0o'
ton. 49,, arch and all
necessary permits are being obtained y! on the
nittee The committee is also ehgdseu. ne cost
within the $4,000 provided by the CITY " TENS
eavs that the unitee has Topped or .,Ity in
from the estimates and will have no ui'''-
keepine within the amount PROVIDED Ia, tam
The National Sculpture Society mas ILdnr IaHd and
rorarv possession Of Madison square GdLTie arch is
H. u-o-k of preparing the Dewey triumpnal ssrs
sctuslIy under wa 4 dozen or more HgU,' HloTU IN.
,,,dar the instruction OF Carl Bel are oLsll' - y
On red IN the basement preparing the resr
are 10 surmount the main corners ~ e+-,,ctIjre
riAcAs which are 20 surmount the entIe Iesstrst the
and toe tour groups that are % res' @ Jsc,ded
s - u,iu he II such size that II has been u,sS
The top piece is TO represent the sea po"e.Cou 70
Ir5+sS states and the four groups are "
A -rns THE Combat a." Victory ana r,.aos .
The work being done in the Garden lnc!SSue S ga AZ
Ag1ires snbleuatic OF the North and ,utEa-6es- N
rfya-s as vel a. eight American navLt. Hpporrer
1ohn paul ZONES Hull Decatur. tarraEu'' iV
cushing Perry and FOote.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23


BULon August p 2, he. rss..no. 70 s,; gsr D.
the late William Gedney Bull. IN the ssA--xsS q
Funeral service. will b. held r-sfasnos ".
East sth-sf. Friday morning Angus q AT 10
o'clock
g I nsr.a4 aiS rfs Han;s a. q he
Archibald S and sarah Glen Buioch. - savannah
Ga IN her sIth year
Cary wife Of Melvin smith conait ~, go
j. on wsdnsssay August % a. O'clock D n
Stiored VIE of Artsar 5a6sy ana dagss'sr o.
Funeral service. a. her s;. & Te'iens. !, No ," West
dAGNEBrylt Brooyn On rss Mossa,. A1s1ss s1,'..,,l n
rn.Is s s .S1 A. cbrs, Church Clinton Ana Hsrrsa
sts Brooklyn. on wednesday. August 2. AZ 20 n
Kindly omit flowers
cLsERIA sing sRs 15,-:. x .Hsgi .r 2 IN iss g.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GREY-on Friday, August II; al Pa'aheaa Cal oeea
De Wilton Grey, of New-Nork
HAYEs-At Bloomfield y J. Auri., q. 1899 csro'sns
Mss3n .2. Abel Ef s s2 OF s a.he No ?.
Isursdsy s sns. Ans.ss az: = invited p attend
ooTHoUT-At Baden Baden Germany. on Aurn" -
1880 William oothoui in his 17th year
owEN-At his home oswego y Y. August IL ia
rosrsI was bes al III. home or Monday n
PAsKETr-At Mount Vernon. y. Y. August H. iss'
Thomas Paskett. his sd -
Funeral services will held the residence of ns @
Thomas L Paskett. No. 50 south shave. Aouhl w.
non y Y on Thursday. August "a at . n
scHULTZ-At Eagle Bay y z. or August H. is"s 'o>
Schultz - ~
Funeral services residence ot her p.r.n', & No
lT6 Midland ave Bloomfield. " J, on THURSDAY Ans-s
- 4 p m
Trains leave Barclay and Christopher SIS A. ZOO > -
Buffalo papers Please copy.
rHoRN-In Brooklyn. Tuesday. August q. Elizabeth -
wife Of A. b Thorn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
PRIrATE MAILING CARDS PROHIBITED.

to-day issued an order declaring that the use or
the words private mailing cards on printed mat
ter OF cards which do not conform TO the pre-
scribed size and quality OF card Is unauthorized
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.

Washington. AUG. 22.-The Navy Department is
informed OF the arrival Of the cruiser Newark at
Acapulco the batteshp Texas at Newport and
the training ship Essex at Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23

prNrr-T ANCEs should always be made IN Posomes
r,on4v order Express money order, OF dratt on ~
York city. II cash IS sent by mail. unreg"uerea' 4"
Tr4bune will not be responsible FOR It's loes
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribune SELF
recording The dotted line shows the tepsf~
ture recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
7--bun. Once Aug e / a m.-The weather yesterday
vas fair moderate The temperature ranged between
II and 81 degrees the GI- degrees being o'
degree lower than Monday and ~ degrees io"@
than that OF the corresponding day OF last year
The weather to-dAy Will b fair and pocefAis
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
N NEW YORK CITY.
EENuTTANCES.

One cent per copy extra postage Is cnagea ?. -
pATTY and sEMI-WEEkLY % mail suhsorioes N "eS-
York City.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
oIDFsT TNBABITANT DEAD.

Norwich Conn. Aug. 2-Mrs Lucy "iIiianas'
who was believed 10 be the oldest woman n IN IN @ ne
etate died at Uncasville last night. aged no years
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
DEWEY AT TILLEFRAACHb.
FRENCH CRUISERS FIRE A SALUTE ~
HONOR OF THE ADMIRAL

villefranche, France. Aug. 22-rhe ohi'eN
States cruiser Olympia, which left Lesno' -
Italy. yesterday. arrived here az o.4" oio0"
this morning
The French cruisers Anlral Charner Jaw.
ard Friant. under command Of Nice-AuinN a,
Bienaime. fred a salute in honor OF Aoinii a, a,
Dewey. It is expected that the Olympia VIII
remain here week
Admiral Dewey to-day received visits iioi''
vice-Adn1iral Bienairne Henri Vignaua' III.
United states Charge dAfaires at Paris anu
the United States Vice-C al Nice
The Admiral is apparently in excellent heaI.i''
rA will stav AT Nice for week and will take
mart IN as few functions as possible
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
THOMAS L. JANEs's IMPROVED HEALTH

Thomas l. James, president o. the Line'i', 20 -
tional rsnk has 50 far recovered from his illness
as 10 be able 10 sail on the Majestic for Europe To-
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
rOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE

DAILY with Sundays. 81 rs month Actress 'hAns>'
desired .. 4. -o-,s AsA-~.>
changed often as desired
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23
DIED

The agony OF dyspepsia and Indigestion promptly -
lfeved By Johnsons Digestive Tablets.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23

Membranous Group frequently comes IKE . shie<
In the night. Prompt doses OF Jaynss Expectorans
rarely fail TO effect cure -
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23

Augusta Me-. Aug. 22.-The resignation Of
Thomas B Reed as Representative in Congress
rom the Ist District OF Maine was received and
accepted by Governor Powers to-day. It is 70
take effect on September 4. Mr.. Reeds letter Is
ss follows
New-York tribune., 1899-08-23

hereby resign the position Of member OF
Congress from the Ist District OF Maine. TO take
effect on this date, September 4 Very truly
yours, I. & REED
To the Governor OF Maine Augusta Ne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-07-25
VISITING MEO|C0S
Luau in Their Honor on
Saturday Night.
Esfsffain'f 10 Hfwaiiin 5Ds - Dc crs
sIy al ~so. -tunshss oa lama
los ~hh d. Coofer.

\ uau In regular HIWaiian style
gas given 10y Drs Day and Wood a.
their IBeretania stree; premises, for
merry the Csb Hotel. ON Saturday
evening IN honor Of Dr. Sem. the no.
- Chicago surgeon, AID Professor
Brewer . Rush College. who are
visiting this city for a short time
Members Of the Board Of Health and
the local medical fraternity were in
yited guests
The feast was prepared under the
direction Of Mrs. Arnold and cUmpris-
ID every Hawaiian delicacy, nothing
but native foods being on the table
Those present in addition to DIR. Sem
and Prof. Brewer and their hosts were
Major Woods of Bucna Vista Hospital.
Major Bradley and Captain Styles of
the y. ). Hospital Ship Relief, DR..
Stone Of the 4. ). 4. Brutus. Drs.
Myers. Taylor. Hoffman, Platt. Cooper.
Humphris. Garyin. Alvarez, Emerson
and Howard. Attorney-General Cooper,
George ". Smith. James Judd and Mr..
Hsryey.
During the feast the Misses Kanoho
entertained the guests with native airs.
while photographer Davey succeeded
in getting a splendid iiashlight picture
Of the scene.
At the end OF the feast DIR. Sem led
OF with a few remarks in which he
paid special praise to Hawaiian cook
cry. saying that ne had been feasted
In many cities in the world but never
had been given a greater variety OF
good things to eat cooked in such an
attractive style. Major Bradley favor-
ed his hearers with an interesting ac-
count of the work on the Relief and
Captain Styles gave a graphic descrip-
ton OF the first army hospital train
run during the war, of which he was
in charge. and by which wounded SOL
diers were transported from Tampa to
the hospitals at Atlanta and elsewhere.
DR.. G. B. Cooper entertained DR.. Sem
and Prof. Brewer at his place on Tan
talus heights yesterday, where an ele-
CANT lunch was served, the guests be-
ing nearly all Of those present at the
luau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-07-25
DEADLY WEAPONS.
Must Not BS Brought on shore
By SOlJicrs.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal
addressed the following
20 the commanding officer OF the L. $.
\ T. City Of Para, now lying in the
harbor:
y beg 10 cal! your attention to the
firt thaf the cDIOred troops, who arriv-
sd here on the e. :. Transport City
% Para yesterday are allowed TO leave
thar vessel with weapons obviously
fad imminently dangerous to life. such
a. rev0lvers and razOrs. Several COM
plainJa have been made to this Office
and unless the weapons are taken
away from thes- men, they will be
aIbisrr 10 arrest On the charge OF
vi0.Iring Sertion Gss Penal Laws,
which prohibits the carrying Of deadly
weapons Withoul being authorized by
law"
\ number 81 instances were called
% ch~ attention q the police where
he cE.0rei sDidiers had flashed re-
vDlgers and Faz0rs 20 accentuate their
d~maAds when IN the Chinese quarter
JE the cry. Even 81 the corner OF
King aad fOrt streets Two Oi the
a~grJes bsrIms engaged In a quarrel
s4d G.FrfarlY there we're 'rlzDrs 10 the
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