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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

haken' extzo. 0u9s1s 0rs0 snd wuAingssa.
Wheat nippsns. urI for No / and 1n soe
Rxrler-F-<d. 81 aa1si ~
q ,., &c 's s.a as ; ;ss { sA s
inx. N1Sla. szaYxise. a sAslG
Receipta-
Fonr. quarter acks. NfH. Do Oregon, TgA.
wheat cxntaas. @.sA. hsrser esatAss. s,e: de- Orr
beans. sacks. L5-. potatoes sAeks, sxss: unaesas
ssss, lrls hs.s. sess SD; nsaa,lass ..sas
~; quicksilver. nxsks. IL: wiae, gallons. sa.sA
Clesin9 Quotations.
Mhsst-Insrsive: Decsrnhes. sla-
S sns-ss ss., Ss'i'.' aisssink
Wool and Mopa.
sss: vslIss d. HAZE. rslnNusnsn n nssnss sn
.ssS: mountain ian.os. ssse; sAa Joaquin piAins
Hors-Csop IT iss. Se.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Mlissans Middlinss. siAsD: bran. SIS sa2r ton
HSy-Wheat. Eesu: wheat and cat, E@sa: hest
barley. Sssss: alfalfa. Sa7: straw. per bale. -
Vegetables c.,ruuh<r.. 81 sass: garlic, ns~. ss-e:
srss pss' !, iss tomato. 800 ss s:,; s.ass
Fruits ss1ssbe-ries. ssss; cherries. sc@s: peach
As; Mexican iins.. rspari. asta; sumnsa Cali.
farnta lemons. Nal 5. choice California iemons
Va bananas, nsoss % bunch: psneappsss. <ss
Battsr-Fancy creamery. ls: do seconds. lsasse;
isssy dairy s,,, ,ss DO seconds s isie paekiss
Chssse-Se.. Nssae: Young America. sssnc.
Esxs Store. isesafic: fancy ranch. ,saise: East
Poultry Turkey echslers. lsslsc q: turkey hens.
80: s;nsn brosisrs. s sszs o. iars. ssesisr.. sss
iryers = .aae %; hens MAJ: old ducks, Il soa& 50:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

Special DspAtehes % tbs Post InteiiEentes
MEAN BAY. Jans 8, p N. barometer. 1:t9S
wind west sixteen mites: clear Passed Ia lest
night. sus Magic. els p. m /; four -aassesd befA.
entsns, 81 p m |: tug Aea Lian - p. ~ PAsse4
out iast night. . bsrkrntin~. y n. OUTSIDE
bound In. . bark In the Straits. bound cut.
. schooner.
cLALLAM. June 8. p. m,~Cissr: brisk wsse
wind hr 81 British General Ia the bay.
TWIN, June s. p m.-Cl~Ar. hixa west winA
PORT ChESt'ENT. June s. ~ Barometer.
30 10: clear; Wind weSt seven miles
PORT ANGELES. June :. .. m.@flsasi lighe
west Wind. Passed np last night schnonsr. I -
=. m. In the bay. tug Katy. with boom.
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Ire British American line snd tbs fsue Star NJ
for 81 Mshaels
Company. Il assdy loaded seh~sbseisx's doek.
Hss d~sssHsssga - ~ Miehast
shsy sfsftsn ss sssfs ~ The scnth hsntsss tab
inx rasI aas r. iosssiex Bset Dfsss<rad
AtAzkx s.szsner C1fr n Seattle AMI Dsfsrs weys
at tie seeta tsssssss isss esennx ssstnx en- faei.
rosf.fs..ssa sehn<snsx Carrier pose ehssssrsa ~
ths sessa Amsvfeaa Tssnspestsssen asd Ts2dns
rr~sssses cxsysna usa tssxs sss Ffsnfsso
"Wednesday sss seattle stsh cargo a. sexssai mss-
eA&xa:sse
seAeaser Asnis v. Merits Win psraahiy set away
~ Wednesday fas Cage Nocs with passengers And
fssirAA
rxsss saBAsss sssanx i cargo II ssmI tot San
Fsancasros
TIE hsx steamer pegs Arshnr aAaA psYf ssks
ssss Gassnnss rua 70 ths Hsx1is.s txiaDas b ca
ssxssd 10 arrive nssrxtsy.
sssxm s<asenez Lzkss. hrsasnx ~ Asiinzsan sorh
fw - AseAsei vii rrassasy ~ ressy fss sea Co
aaxTe., sss j. ssss1 charter to 4eassls. YuAen
TrsasSesssstsa csnfapy.
sssxn<s kshs TsAwpna rhsrA kss sses4tly ssst
sssn . sefsss ~ secsaemRss an4ssd ca sks easssd
i~ss sssss srse ssa Hrsne4sFs - y srprxssa ~
AsfaessA ss~a ts<&4f - heGtn ksdsss fssssks To
GEN Carlos Ezeta. formerly president of
Salvador. . Dangerously ~ ~ ~ hons
- QAktAE1s CaA
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as9 hssak = Aasar ~3 scansa - sAs n12
"a cos91nk caused sune hass,eeinw II IL Ggnez1l
LIT Ire reexsrery IN sugar xznanas<d 10 8. the
net loss hwtag u There srrsaa In the Amess-
can sHseafine ssechA the csxRassa wSAhsmnG aAArp~
y. whs,s the csefesrrd aavanred sspr p~aafe fhe
psssAoTse cscttssivn u The ncney masAss the god
railway eAsrssxs regsrsed and the general activity
ana psosp<rons ecn<Astu0s tn al esesrat channeis
a. trade are arvrceed csnsang tncfsAsed values
10 seslsasses bat The sugar trade var and other
Possibilities ct setback 10 she hiaAfy speculative
ssnrss, Is wth ~ the manifest dsExs<ltsan
an uEh<Nset specaatsuH In shes~ securities IL tAo
rev and ansrtea industrial easntinassrnx heas<n
cistrsss and hesssssisn the pars 81 ray4tAstSss
fyfoss we're maeA better maintained IN me hussd
nArsef than IN the sse<k market. bat Eexiness
IN that department also Was small Total salss
O. d cid = ceus. advanced and the y and TIE
asu b In the hid prire
Money and ExeAange.
Money On cali steaty. ~ S&sa per cxos last
loan. Per eeat: prime mercantile paper. Nss pre
cent. STERLING exchange, steady. with actual bas-
ness in hankess hsis 81 aSAcsss scr demand and
1T ISL 50 seg 90 dsys: posted rase~. - setts$ ~
and Ass; csmmescssi hiiix slsstas 81: ssis~r GER
t.aesfes asSsise. bar silver. co. Mexican doilafa
sss; rcvvrnrneat bonds. strong. state bonds easy
railruad bends. n.m.
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sYNoPsIS

Loeal report Maximum Temperature. e.: mini.
mum Temperature, ~; mean Temperature, ~ Wealth.
partly cloudy. 20 inch rain fell dartna pAss &
hourA
aEO y. SALISBURY.
Hecsim Director Weather DureAn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

PORTLAND, gess s~Ssfts-nsns eeats frwely
E~o<eS tos VISTA WsEga shs&t s-say wsts REACTS
tsas sa&sfe neaTS t~sz& ssssf e4sasy sssss.
tszses SseaaS4sea s. ssAs. s@s asssssssss u esss
az ss1a TO- tsenSs& ssase7 pxess4kzAAtxsy .ssz
fas Mszla " A4ls-
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West Esrszt NJ efsn We Ne . hsz.s.su
sas; railing. Ne. eiEh. 80. No ksme<sera 81
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. f1.s s-TssT~ wss sAaex. Il
~aeAs s1rt&sssns 'ssias fsem tsse rsnsans rrs~ss q
las: ~@es ssah resasias a. ss.e: asasssxru. stAs
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The Visible supply.


The statement ~ the visible supu3y a grain in
store ard afsst ga SATURDAY., June ). az comri'ed
wheai-s ia go hsssasi. increase tsse ess hasAeis
.o.n ~ W nusasss' aesfaAse' $3.50 eassssas
@ 80 - oashs ,nssss~e a. 49, nas'ss-
R.s,nsS; M me- nn.n.ss. sssr..ss ia ssa s.s,.
Flour -Recespt. 1882 bushels. exports, n.sw
49, smss. a. ,ss, "a ,pns ns..
ssa Patent 81 isssfa %
Nhratz Receipts, ICES bushels. exports l.. 55z
bushels Sy~et. veal: Ne. red, Sec. spot and
TO arrive fab snoat No red "a elesafnr: No
Northern Urlpsh, ssse. sfo1t saa t. arrive. No.
! Nosfbsra pHsafh. So. fab. spot Options
a.~asd strong. inius1se bF higher cables, foreign
husins ard local rssrrans reaction followed In
which heavy unloading a~snftsfi prominent plsse.
supplemented by s.s Frsetpss arasy .ssshse supply
v~ak :. = sarsgai 4 nst ass,las INV ss5xs;e
etosed ssse; September sa<ssse rissea a4. Derern-
befs Ss3tssss closed SIC
te9fes nLstens riessa Aais points nSs lever.
SALES. Eass tsxt sassaashs saif. sss pssms
5 ssas -; MAJ. SOS sse ssss wesa mid ssss.
SasAf-Nss. ssforg. hisher' fTaae7. nfm
Metals.
= a. $4,000. va .he ,,.,s.. "a ..s.v .,,~..,.
a. tse s,sse ire ssfAsass es,asd ssr iron var
rsrss gssst. a. So H1n.ansl; isss sotf.s fafl q
As sasasssai IN sssa rshe = = .aa ssea - =
- $50 3. a. ~ 20 =. $50 xss l. ps
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NOTICE ro Contractors.

NOTICE To kEsTDGE BUILDERS
Notice is hereby given. That sealed bids
viii ha received by the beard OF county
commissioners af king county Washing
ton. uatti 0'elock L. Nj. June gssi 1896
for ttse furnishing os all material and the
casaStrucssna 81 dEas eFsaEe WITH clear
necessary approaches. pfsTs and pier pro
sset.0a rs Ssspw cn plans How aa fsie ia
the office - tne board Sf coa8ty commits
sianess. or bidders may submit their own
plans.
BIDS mus: b. addressed % the board ~
county ssoas ys5sSsts4neF~, tn8nTzsd ibid fer
she Construction ef = Bridge ScrpSs " ll,e
River near ugsis1s. Wash. sna must
raSl1e q hump sum fer The work com ete,
Each bid mast ee spaplrd by cash
az ; eertifsef check on = Seattle bank il.
the sum * So. -, made parable 10 the
chairman Of the beard. Is BE forfeited 20
hfng county By saT sszCceSsfai bidder IN
sase ne fails "a enter into contract, WITH
bonds K ee approved hs he board. eitbaa
ava ~ dsys - she date ~ the award
Payment viii - made in warrants or
tie Read ard bridge foaa 90 in cash. as
Tne beard reserves ;he rsgh- ia reject
anx and al hats
dated shis ssh aag - MAY lsss
Clerk 81 SEE Bo&Fd county Commission
ers, hsns County. Wash
i t,rraes~' wae MAJ y va Is .ssa t.
PROPOSALS sn fTsg3sca9e VII ha geS.s.y "a
heye anil "a A. M Mas a. lSs aaa then
cssens5. faT ssse ganss g1acs8as cf tss sns
sGSfns a14s3 ssasS I'll Fort Stevens. 1gr~-
ger : NsTgsgks : saDhie sets ~ 81.
s~gs quarters s&7afsassfFa tssaf hssst4svr
- ri sS&s=ss = a. -. QsartsrS EAks-
hsssase. hospital. nassa.saa seward a8zx-
tsFs soEsessags - NJ. ana subsistence
ssorsaas4se. iasszgy@s saSsu s4ssr.ssaes AZ tais
eftIce T.. = resolves a& Fixhs "a reject
~ arrxEs awx 81 all proposals or AIRY
FSYt gh&r@aF. fsysxeSsssssss sssEs5zsf sssag SEs.
EsszSat = ssssais18 ~ marked. Proposals for
ssRss eysscgsFBa ~ 4sstlsss:ss - Feet ssexesss
tsregHa ana AS4yesse4 ~ s2e@.gsszgssa
r " Jacobs. y * /
Esass - essensssx proposals. exte13@4 10
J. W. JACOBS. q ~ {.
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Br~aa.sua..

BreAdstu@s-
SAN FRANCISCO xgn< s-~@he~t ssazss.s
fsssssz. ssas1Gse ss4Ss NzseAxz.sz s-.ssg ssa,sx@
ssaaes
Es~-Sss saaa :a< fxE-.g extras. s. ssSi IS:
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THE MARITIME RECORD.

foREcAsr FOR TUESDAY,.
Nrs,anc. Or. Jsas s ~
Fair
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRsp
CCLTCRk. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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GEN Carries Ezesa. formerly president of
Salvador. . dangerously u ~ ~ home
as QAkjaE1. CA1
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Dairy FFOdmcts.
On the produce exchange to-day The butter market
was arm; cfesmerirs. lsfaGse. dsirses. iaai6e.
Cheese Easier. sieas3c.
ESSs-Fifm fresh, lie.
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BOSTON lire s-sSssfna.
Bssxtszs Montana. Is fzrrSst ,..,.-... Z
Bate Bssstsn ia
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eansssis. Of the Tsesssry.
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AsTsSssTUy yza~ s~lfosxS's ssssenrzt Il ~
eszssssfasa ~ lie trpssssy kkssss.
Asxss4he casa k4laees sa SIS ~
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The statement u the visible supply n grain in
store ard ztiuat Saturday, June J. complied
By the Nsv York produce exchange, h ~ follows:
Ws-sts ia go hsssfeis 80. 90 hasAes.
Corn u. 81 ,s0p bushels decrease. sssS9 bassels
Oats FL ~ bsisheis: increase. ~ 10 BUSHELS
RYE go DO bushels. increase. DO bushels
BAEIeyi. "a 30 bushels: decrease. III 90 busses
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Greer rrait~orsa<~s, se~iiinxs s. 50. nsvsls e Is
"a g. Mediterranean sweets s. ssa3 lemons s. %
ess 80. srpies. fancy s. % per box: bsnanAs s. SEQ
2 Is yer hanfl California black 1gs cartons 81 u
dates ~. California xsyzwlerFses sss. IS Ter
crate cherries. Sis 50 per hos grape srg5t & re-
ssa kssr
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Ciessas Quosasioss.

LIVERPOOL. 4mns s--ws@sse- Ne. rel ssssts
& ~o Fees sasxsszs. fsslszts. Tssn. a. ~ Ne
s1slfexssss, No s4Sek. yaswsss zssaas. Jaig. u u
Ssssena.s. 81 ~
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

.. roxps. nanarsr ef Kghsi. rsns 90
tpsn. Hs Aassescs ati ssessl.ns. bss
spske ~5sh r~sssVr. sac r.sszsaun w.s
shss as aaasEsr hs Nguia 80 dolnr
vroaE 60 Be- anF sazanrF ssisrss snrrsz-
NAT ia shs easerrssse. Ne. gNoEoe Was
frzsk 60 szF shas - consaees-d she
Pspss~rss esrxiSens. sAas ne isnas ~rre
sDuaE ths h.ess in she islands and ihat
ia Me gatxzras ~ water surraF as-
surrd and = ssrcessfsi rlzatassun aa
&c sarnpis laad = eui;e csssAaa s'reb-
ability. Nr. HeKas. whs hecsrbs very
Neil acqaalnsed 81 sbe nzsisAl ~hile
s~svinx as = ssema.eE 90 shs iass t~ris-
lsiuge Eransed insesSSe~s 80 many
popPis she ~sshod 80 tain khhsa 90
hira. bus Ia ever case he a-slined 30
o-er any sdssce
uus she Sasss ssrzrner that aronrhs
Nr. roEse to ss~a hsd as a asssenrcr
xxns1cmaa regarded az one &C she
tsess susbosssses oa zll matters prrsain-
inx to pisnsassoass Capitalists &C the
city had seat him over 90 inressarzse
kihss. q was on Noadsg rrcninr thai
a Pars ps hts Fuposs loaked oss. o. w.s
, learned thas hs had r-nummeadad sbs
. sasesPrSse hixhlF. IIe had made q
; special siDdF of The wafer surgly and
! was sattsfea shzs sbe rrchsen h.<
tecs solved. sha; shrFc wouid be q
, surplus cf water.
= This is The hisiosT of me seosn.
2 rapid noscmcat tn kfbcL
Maunaiei is lookinE np ssceaF. q
= sold readily yesterday ~ a prenlnrn a
h sio The share and may fairly be en-
= pectod 10 reach 81 before The wc~'
n cads.
The stock tcxchzn-ec sp.nl.ars ar
,c nov comfortably located IN sseir net
p hall IN the Hswziisn Truss and Inscs;
r. meat compsay.
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\ Strong Team.

Drs. Wood and Day. two Of the best
known practitioners OF the city. are
forming a partnership TO begin the
middle OF next month, Both men have
the very highest standing in the pro-
fession and as well are representative
citizens. Both are members of the
Board OF Health and have at all times
willtuEly gwen their services to ths
public. DIR. Day is port physician and
Dr. Wood is on the staff az the Qusea's
hospital.
The two physicians will have th.i-
Office on Beretania street. where DT
Wood ls ut present located.
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k.lihi Pumrins Plant.

To. coasrscs sor she toilrss of The
neE pumpinE sszssOa az Ealihi has
been givea out The soccessfui hid
der Vas shs Pscaac Coast Nschlne Co.
she ps-ssden, 90 whsch ls =. y. Mccor-
Essua. whs has be~n risising Hsopo'ssa
and who leaves on she NasSposas Their
bss uas fssTz. Tbe coasrsci calls Tor
two sssrssnE boilers. 60 be lannnd a.
shr wharf ~ The issh &C JnlT. The
rnasrsrs Zoe tbc psnping plani sAs
xsurn oss so-ne tt-pe aEo. The Ssnflinr
asnssers zre used eRts1s5S<lf tn ts<
t'nfsrd STATES nsEFs
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oRPuEUn TALENT.
Old fa>orsts- and New People
From shS Coast.

To-aawhs's easrsrzanmsas al the Or
phsun will bc F~eacse with srw al
tracsSons. Jasa Posts n~w oorn-dy
sEssrh. --TSe wssch Dag 9Sii hzse
tss hrs1 prodncs5oa. The tsoncic<s
woadcr. Aasonbo Vaa Cope. ~bo ss
90 his wsy se Chiaa. hzrins come al
rect srom Bertha. wSIi makc has fr<t
appearance before - BDnolml1 aoda-
cacc. Ia a1dasbon to hcing = consorsSoa-
bss b. ss knoEa ss sAc warld greatest
cqulfibrssS-
Anofhor scaEnrc viii be- Miss enmz
cosrcly. she taspoas lady 5assier.
Her illnssons are extremely mysfsfy-
inx. Ne. orawsy sshii cnserrAaas ssth
hss skfilfai rcndbsSDa OF clazsSraH rns-
ssc ca the haaso. Tssrc saH se =
srand oAildrra's rnzsanee Saturday az
te-uoon.
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To- Consult Nya.hInston.

At its meeting yesterday the Cab!ne;
reached a decision IN thc matter of the
application Of II. Haekfeld 4 Co. Id.
requesting that Chinese immigrants
consigned TO samoa be- permitted TO be
stored" at the quarantine station here
for n couple OF days or more as re-
quircd by the exigencies of steamer
service. The petition OF the company
was denied-for the present. Haekfeld
* c.. have been Informed that the mat
ter will be referred to- the State De-
partment az Washington and that an
answer that will be final viii BE made
upon the receipt OF replies from Wash
ington.
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been known for couple OF days. II
was decided yesterday morning to Of
fer Mr.. Mott-Smith the post, and after
considering the matter few hours kS
accepted. The commission will issue
early today and the chair ut the council
table left vacant when Judge Cooper
was made Attorney General upon the
resignation of w. o. Smith, will be oc-
cupied. 1t is understood that It was
President Dole himself who first men
toned the name OF the new man. The
appointment Is. OF course, with the
chief executive, but the members OF
the Cabinet were consulted and
Unanimous decision was reached.
The talk down town during the noon
hour and in the latter part OF the day
was not all one-sided. though there
was agreement that there seemed very
small chance OF n mistake having been
made. On one hand was the criticism
that Mr.. Mott-Smith was too young for
the post. On the other hand IL was
4
lcountry were entitled to representation
and that one of the very ablest young
linen had been chosen. Personally. the
Inew Minister is n very general favor
lite. He has been warmly in sympathy
with the party in power here since
1898. He has large interests in the
Islands and has proven himself n cap
liable man of affairs by the management
of large property interests with which
he has been entrusted. He Is an en-
thusiastic yachtman and his face Is
: familiar one on the tennis courts an'
1 at society gatherings. His duties a
Minister of Foreign Affairs will b
light. as a matter OF course. but he ha
fallen heir TO n lot OF work In the DE
lpartment OF Education. This will re
! luuire closest attention and much time
President Dole said that he eonsid
D. cred the new appointee had especis
= qualifications for the place. 1T
true" said the President. that he
a young man. but the Cabinet age WI
leverage satisfactorily. Mr.. Mott-Smii
d in consenting to take the place e.
n presses n Willingness to give muc
n time to school matters and we requii
st an active, intelligent man at the hea
of that department to keep il up 20 i
10 10 present standard, TO advance IL and
sr carry out lot OF the work Inaugural
ed by Minister Cooper. The matter I
selection has been given much though
and while a number OF citizens hat
lr been consulted. at no time has az
name been mentioned"
At his Office yesterday. Mr.. Mot
Smith said that the call came to hi
| as a surprise. Naturally he was.
said. greatly flattered to be n memb
of the Cabinet of the country in whi
lhe was born. He was gratified that {
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FRANCIS J. BERRY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Will practice in the u. 8.
Federal and State Courts. Pro-
gress Block, corner Beretania and
Fort streets, rooms 5 and 6.
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Death .f = Child

The ysunE soa pf Mr. and Mrs. u. y.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-29

Mr.. r. \. Mott-Smith was bora In
Honolulu on May 18th. 1873. his father.
Dr. J. Mo;t-Suith. having located tn
these Islands tn the year ISL. follow
ing the profession % dcatis;. Mr.. Mott
Smith. senior. vas Weil knowa as a
public spirited citizen and held various
responsible positions under the Govern
ment. notably those Of Cabinet Mia
lister. Minister PicaiPo;cntiaEy al
Washington and later in iSsS. went tn
Washington in connection With the
Reciprocity Treaty. MT. Mo;t-Smith.
sr.. was married to Miss Ellen Duminis
Patty. daughter OF Gen. Patty. Mr.. =
\. Mott-Smith when Eve years of aEs
was taken to Bostou. where he ~
mained seventeen years. receiving hts
learlier education at Chauucy Hal
School. In 1895. he commenced
course OF study in law at Harvard Col
llege. but the death OF his father u
THAT year compelled his immediate Te
turn TO Honolulu. After adjusting hi
deceased fathers affairs ne 'H1cEc
the law Office OF Mr.. \. 5. HaFtWel
but scvering his connection with iha
firm in October. 1897. he engaged Nt'
Messrs. Kinney & Ballou and In Marc
OF the following year was admitted
the Hawaiian Bar. when he oPcnc
practice on his own account. In Jul
of the same year. he was SpPosnicd
member OF the Board Of ImmiEratio
! lin August. 1896. he married Miss Am
, Elizabeth Patty OF this city. Mr.. Mot
smith Is manager of the Mo'i-smi'
estate and also vice president OF q
Hawaiian Trust & Investment Coz
pany and enjoys the esteem and CO.
Hdeucc OF his fellow citizens