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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
How to E|rrSlsi.n niNDn.

Chiffon, can bv mace to look like new
by 'bc!n4 carefully steamed. but It
must first br very rvri;ly pinned upon
Il box lid length Ivy length. to get the
desired result.
1t takes t;Hr to pin and unpn and
Din again. but unless this is done the
edge will hr waNy anh uneven. II 1t
Is to he ~. Z! il 4 way tina, the edge
will not -. -. then y uu!rk"r method
to accomplish the result is To hohl II
str, lrtn,l tiuiuIy bet w"rn the hands.
Grape is even more Sntl ilartnrN when
treated IN this manner. til" steam T'V-
ing ii the FITNESS of new lr:.; .,s!l and
also taking uut al ia" dit ;::l dust.
A veil carefully done IL this way Will
tcave nothing to be desired.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
'4E KNEW HOW.
Won EIumer'B SrrcHaMraI HUNT EC@
Lady Of x. J. ,tcItH.


Won 'Bluuer, after asst" 'inS that biz
wife. who has been uil.>l;, cv>siil for twu
weeks in securing Il SERVANT. did moi
use the proper tact. has volunteered &c
fetch one home in IL hours. Now. after
a hard days search. he appears IN col-i'
p:ny with Celtic stranger. whom he
slows into The kitchen aud lhrrrupnn
joins Mrs. Won Blu.nrr.
Mrs. Won Blu,Hrr-lIow did you man
age it?
V. b. Ha>ip:,; Thing in the world
just told her to come, ana she came.
Mrs. Y. B.--Ynu didn't find her ri@'''
off. did yoC:
\. B--Wcl. hardly that. my dear
I've been to every agency in town, moe
or less. and walked steps, which. Il
placed one un lnl, Of the other. would
have led me thr""gh the prarly gate
~ Told YOU. II i"h,. p, rsislpnrc.
Mrs. v Is. II ~i,, any references:
Y. Il. References. y hIl do yon III: :
am: asked one girl for rcrrrrilr +.
and she thought | was making some
,illuI: ion uyu4n>; her character. Thu, )
got -, .h;:': :, -.
Ms. \. t.. pa she ask AhN't w.2r. :.
v 3. .r.,, WIS.,, She N.,ut,'I So Il,
month. and / sad h;t, WAS more lhnu We
paid, but k,!tN She VAS Il bri.c.t gi'L
and the mere pleasure Of having t"H
urpuuG was " IT,, few dollars ,nv' -.
and world i,cy it rh"trfuiiy. Flattr.y
that's Whul DID ii.
Mrs. Y. b. And size agreed to come.
E-Nrli. Sizes here, isn't Sac:
That's more than you've been able to %.
Mrs V B.--Hid she say she would
come on trial:
Y B.--N.,r mentioned ii. ana said J
knew yon could arrange that hraui'tNI!l
between you.
Mrs. Y. i. Nrn. III go down and S'r
her. Wl!at'$ her name:
Y. B.--Ne'a. | tell you. it takes q
man. after ~, t" arrange these things
Tact did it,
Mrs v Il. ,cntrrin- Kitchen only to
find Della backlog uut> How do you do
Della. What. .'ou are not going. are
you?
Della YeSm. | am. Owe bin rc'lrtir
the matthrr over, an the place won't suit
Mrs. V. R--Btn what makes you think
that?
Della Sure. ma am, your husband is
altogether too palavrrn. Thrm> I'll"
koirI thot always makes the mo-,
troi.ble.-Life.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
I'D ~ - VIZ q" &|.&Fn "a K lsss IfESl *
DlG1ST,3L-E PASTRY
EuIy 10 z--:s-.s I'ica That VIII he Ens
li4 ely Wholesome. :.

Good ta<,:y Is rarely indigestfbley
AID pies when t,"operly made are en-
virc!% wholesome. Pie Is perhaps the
most r;Iiru!rd Of all dishes, but it re-
III, lbs popular among the misses, and
If the un'l~r crust is carefully prepared
it is ubov" criticism. Pastry for. pies
consists Of one quart of tour. one cup
full of butter one cupfUl Of cold water
aLl one traspoonfUl OF salt. This
quantity gives enough for three or four
pics. SIT the salt ANA flour together,
rcsrrving Il little -four for the board.
With knife cut III, butter into the
flour. sea the water little ut !: tiHie
and mix it in lightly VITA the l:n.l';
turn t Jn to til" board AMI rnN it.
twice-~-lhat Is. after it ~ rolled ..;lt uure
fold ii together AMI rel it =, in. II
; the paste is wanted rj%E"E 10. tiN top
crust. put bits OF butter over ti.r paste
when rolled; ft,l 4.tlI'ftl IT again
several times. Fold Ne ,paE;n and put
it al ~" .:'nnoX for q .,' .!o,;v before
using Keep It covered.
In making pastry everything should
BE- cold. the handling light and the
hands used as little as possible. Paste
will keep several days in II cold place.
TO put the pie together roll the paste
onc-righth inch thick and ~ little larger
than the tin. Dust the pan With -four,
place the paste on it, letting 1t Shrink
all it WILL Lift it from the sizes to tit
it into place and press it as littlc as
possible. Cut narrow strip of paste
! and lay around the edge: moistrn it so
| it will stick Brush the top of the bot
! tom crust with white of egg. so the fill
! ing will not soak in and make it heavy
Put in the filling aud cover with anotll-
er sheet of pastry. MoiStrn tie top or
the strip Of pastry so the top crust Will
adhere to it: trim and press them light
ly together. Cut several Sits in the
top crust to let the steam escape.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
7 rcn nj SatulGuH'. D: lily"
TESTING AND TuAWING PIPES.
Progress of Work Oh Bridge PiIe-Plans
to Connect With Old MP. Pump
ing Station.

The Electric Il Water cOmpanyi is
today testing the pipe that was tax
Ien from the bridge and also thaWing
ont the mains at the approaches.
Several more pieces OF pipe from the
bridge showed defects when submit
ted to Il steam pressure OF l35 pounds,
and they will he replaced by new
ones. The testing is being done in
the Clavin building, and Il small
steam boiled is used.
\ large portable boiler was OBJ
tanned from Duclos' brick yard. and
is being use,l to th;LW out the mains
at the ends; OF the bridge. 1t has
{ been necessary to do considerable
excavatin%. ana The pipe had TO he
,, broken aud another eight inch valve
placed in the main west uf the bridS".
The work is being rushed as rapidiy
as possible, and few unexpected dit
II ticult ,es have arisen.
~ The city has. asked an obtained
. permission to connect the Northern
s4PaClflc pipes with, the Electric &
Water pipes at the north end OF
/ st cond street, and Plumber Jones
I now has men at work making the
connection. The Old pumping ST.,
H tion Of the railroad company has a
%capacity OF about l67 gallons Il
minute. or less than One-fourth OF
1.-THE EIeutric;& Water company pump.
u But thnt amount Of water would be
VI OF considerable use to the people OF
a the city just now.
0 Miss Lizzie reisenger left Sa .urlay
y for visit with friends at Maine prtli
%rie. after which she will go to Mime
apolia to visit relatives and friends
there.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
Times Sets the Pace.

The Minneapolis Times has Ger
tainly made n strong move for pop
ularity by securing the New York
Hernld's special cable service. This
gives the Times the best service from
Il photographic news standpoint that
is hcl1 by any northwestern news
paper. The new service is OF great
value to the readers Of tn" ii mes,
especially during the BOer war. And
from present Indications other co'lE-
tries than England are bound to he
involved in the South African
troubles. thus maxim" the news ser
vice of greater v,lilr to the readers,
y, 1t gives to them a service equal to
that enjoyed by the people Of Lon
don and New York. The Times Sc is
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
How to Make Corn Mnfi

Two cupfuls of cornnr;I two cup
fuls of -four two cupfUls of boiling
water in which one tablespoonful OF
butter is dissolved thrr" cupfulS or
milk. two beaten eggs and one Srant
tnuSIuu,llj,l Of S,,lt S,:lll the corn
meal with The boiling water. ahh TIE
milk. salt. curnlncal and t|o,sr ana
when we'll mixed add the e>,-sr. well
beaten adding lastly two tca>p"'ntu's
of baking powder. Bake >" minutes
in CREASED muffin rings. first heating
them Il moment in the oven.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
HOY, to &c Wine ~aDre.

Er:i ;>;u .":,E ,UIlf,l> OF butter to
II cream. .\si.l gradually one l'If OF Il
cuprIl Of powdered SUGAR nnI hrat this
until white. Add the white Of one egg
unhtatrn and beat again. Wh"!l ready
to serve. add un"llHlf Of Il ruplul OF
boiling wat " and one BALI of Il 'Ul,fN)
Of sherry Nil:r. cook OYER ltni,N2t WA.
ter AMI iii" n,Nil frrt,N. not ANY Ion
ger. 10 not make this sauce until
ready to r''"," il. If ii >tnu'~. it viii
10. e it's li':hiN'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
In:1:,rc ,lent to Harry.

Customer How long will it take to r:;
d small patel! ON this shoe?
Cohbler .\bnnt ten minutes. | guess.
Customcr-Thcn III smoke u cigar
while am waiting.
Cobblc" latter the first Whit of tue
ci5arl-Ill l.av" it dom" in about two
minutes. sir Chicago Tribune.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
Getting Even.

Cnurch Csher 'r"ntl"nliallyi That
wo,nnn | just seated is Mrs. S!ur ;lp.
She had me- sent AROUND to tn" !r::rk ,io.,,'
one day whcu | called Mt her house on Il
business crrand: ln";!>' ne tr"" Sact hu:-
ness throur'l Il servant too. But I've gu.
even with l"r.
Fricnd-Yon have given her one Of tA"
best pew!, in the church.
Ushcr-Wnt half an hour. She :
right where y stained glass window vii!
throw Il red light rr Er. Eose.-New
York Weekly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
How to S"nllnp E.nGhDrI.

.lake onc-llalf a pint "i thick Mrltrh
nllitpr sauce season il with salt and
der to it and then STIR in Il hard loilr1
egg. which has been s"'lr~"ly chopped
Hcno-" the skin ana Zones from :.
cooked dried I:ahIn!; TOT f!"d:um size
nnd with two forks divide ii into flakes.
Butter a pie dish and pvt in alternate
layers Of TIE sauce and fish: scatter
some Drowned crumbs over th" top anI
bake in the oven for Is minutes.
The British cabinet is particularly
fortunate in having such a large share
trotted out every other day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06

Chef Rogers. who is visiting rela-
tives at Hayward, Wis. writes to Il
friend here that Mrs. Rogers has
been quite i'll for the past week. but
is now better. He also states that
he cont mplates a trip to the Pacific
cOast.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
The Art OF Giving Present r

'"That isn't very comfortable chan
to sit in. old man. Aud your wife gave
you handsome easy chair Christmas.
Eyes, she g;tvc me i very comforta
BILE chair. hvt can't sit in it,"
"Why no! y
"BccuuSr my wife is always occupy
ing t"-F'Icgrlldc Batter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
low to Wink. HarM!rN S::urc

Melt an ONI,;'" Of butter in "A &:illt'.
pan. SIR in tllrrr-ul'AIiri% OF an rt''!tr
OF flour and lJaIf q pint Of milN. and
boil for tire" minutes. Md "a Il frA
drops Of I"nnn juice and Il dessert
>I'1"!:fnl Of very finely chopped r"r<
tn1-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
How to Make Celery CrOqucttvs

Cut Wcll cleaned stalks Of celery into
small pieces. cook in saltrd water until
tender. then drain. Melt HlcfOllrth
cup OF buffer. cook it in half cup of
flour. onrfol1rtl tcaspnonful OF salt
and 4 dash Of pepper. then add gradll-
ally one cup of tn" water in which III"
celery was cooked or one cup of c!.ic!:-
on stock, one VOL beaten egg and one
pint Of the curl:"d celery. Stir cunt;,'
unIly. When cold Shape. Iii, in beaten
egg %j,h bread rrr?u|,~ and fry t" :,
golden brown. III deep fat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
Iin., rn EIoi.,. Su,It.i.l i.lNf.

For -Illi Larrrl. 10 lr:Nl:I> IF
.abl igc cul very fine. on" pant uf fin"
salt u,ut in !iH.'I wood hurrrh. First
lnyc; Of rnbI,n-r and then salt, with
l. ! uunr1% Of llkrVnrll water. Weight
1t with two gallon jug file! with wal
use,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06

the pace for rntarpriSlnG newspaper
est bid for popularity is but another
evidence Of it's lead in that direction.
Better Than Ever To Omaha And Kansas
City.
The old established and well
Travelled line is via Sioux City. and
by it YOU find all the most modern
equipment: vcStibulch trains, gas
lighted, steam heated. with the best
l'ullnian Slrelcrs on night trains,
and Observation parlOr Cars with
Cafe Service ON day trains. In fact
all the little things that go to- make
travel comfortable are found on
trains on the Northwestern linef from
minneapolis and st. Paul. either to
Sioux City and Omaha or to Chicago
Ey the Northwestern Line time and
distance is also shortened to Dead
wood and the Black Hills county.
For Time Table folders. giving in
formation in detail or for descriptive
circulars. address.
". r. i EASDAI.E,s
Gent Passenger Agent. ST. PA'I
Figures arc published to show
that England has in South
Africa and enroute there 2.l3, OOu
soldiers. of this number many
are in beseiged towns, and some
captured. Lord Roberts has re-
uuested that 80, 900 more men be
sent. England will soon be in posi-
ton tooverWhclm the Beers. and
the country from the Cape to
Cairo will be controlled by the
English.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06

y piece Of fiction "I'hr Kill
in~ of til" Mammoth, published
iii MtClure 5 SOM, nlnEth> AFRO,
was taken hv r1anv readers rs Il
record of FACT as much TO the
surprise as to the re:rr It OF the
editors. In the present n,mI"r,
Mr.. Frederic a. Lucas, of the
National Museum. gives US 1.-The
Truth about the Mammoth, land
the truth, as Mr.. Lucas, out Of
his ample scientific knowledge,
presents it, is so extremely in,
tere>ling that even those who
were most mislcd by the inven
ton of he story writer will feel
that ample amends are here
made,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06

Princeton Union: Hon " H..
f.. Lee is being talked Of as on e
Of tie four delegates at large to
the Republican National con
ven! on. Mr.. Lee i, Il man Of
STATE wide reputation. cleanand
abb. If the delegation is com
DO, of such men as he. Mime
soI1 will be represented in the
gro; national convention in a
manner that will reflect credit
urun the state. Northern Min
nc>uta, will undoubtedly be CON
ced, d one Of the four delegates
at Iurge, and a better and more
representative man than Mr.
Lee could not be chosen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06
s. Knickerbocker'' Watch.

4: E: &: 8: 5; +:
N /. 81 u
time keeper. Solid ~
nickel-silver case. with ASGN
ornamental back. AXT1NTN
Nickel movements, &MN an
escapem fully &E E|
jeweled. The famous N,l. Nv
"Knickerbocke ~E3N
watch. /
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-06

These rings are genuine roll
appearance and qualities OF
the makers to last two ycnl
patterns and very popular.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13

e ~ sisi uas fs.a ss.tin @. f.t ia.e ath ~. ~
81, tss 30. ..a.. & rsa.e b. r.e a .neseaa z,
Women ai ohia..a -. e,rr 3 r.ft. a,ia.. s.. s.0.s .
aae g9sg g mgg,.1s ,' a . ~ handed o'. " "' "
T s r 9 %,d4 tS ss 9 1a on al i @ ' '' " " '
MORE PARTICULARS or THE HOLOCAUST
.@S S I'i s 'o a"aa a . us,.
igncrs when made
people piers save
the aams to drop 6aS nto The %s5 from gss s and w
the 20 sas '
,o s ss s of ne SsF For Boston aS' s9 S when 5 s
VIM t very great Then pos
bay staten .aa Governors
DE Lloyd docks alone is placed q 5000" The
docks har not been estm@ted The loss TO che N9rh German
coTT&gy s aTne Eoosoy io,ay S S T % % a r
''""
NEw YORK Jy ~ o g morning eisTs''s Of the loss Of l ia
The steamship s9 burned at her eoe Tt great nqH- 81 o
up
@ Lying men aboard 9safa one ss nj
Fify huag her striving out The
@ soss oP 9e @9 Ths s @ On ana a @ % %
e SHIPS dout known s tS6i Captain Po saa
lost, There an nn9%n number of Gsad 3s 9o OF s a@ p
ay homeless y for the s aaS 59Ts no one to report them missing
It was reported BY tnsb04 pn who had been 9ge one S
Tf oboEn police m & dad at gS The aeent ny
hes SG at d Sbohn saii ihpt large
s Ia %o oeF ' Pa5ss ple e % @
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13
SANTA TERESA
SHOT BY SPOUSE
The Famous Mexican Saint
Finds Marriage a Sad
Failure.

PHOENIX, a. IT., June 30.-Teresa
Urea, commonly called santa Tere-
sa, the young senorita who has been
charged with melting various Yaqui
Indian rebellions I'm Mexico, was shot
Yesterday at Metcalf by g. N. Rod
rlgues 10 whom she was married few
days ago. Rodrlgues also attempted TO
kin Teresa's father, Tomas Urea, and
the balance OF the family Teresa re-
ceived surgical attention, and few
hours after the attempted assassination
she was leading several hundred infurl-
ated Mexicans through the hills in
search OF her husband. The Mexieans
regard the young woman as saint
and are willing 10 risk their lives IN her
support or 10 ayenge a wrong against
her. Teresa was married despite the
eNpostulations Of her parents and the
Mexican population, who do not believe
In the marriage of n saint She per
sisted, however and two days sitter the
matrimonial ceremonies, when her
wedding nip took her 10 Motcalf, a
small town near Clifton, she sent word
10 the officers "a clifton " the attempt
ed murder,
Omoers chartered a special engine
found The town, populated mostly By
MeHicans, ln AN uproar Gangs Or
MeAlcnns had secured the country for
itadriguas, who, after Attempting 20
kill his bride, "shot- up the town, ter
ifying the women ana depopulating
the streets Ills rampage ended when
he WAS captured, lie Was boaten up-
Incredibly before being committed % a
tunpul or dungeon, WHOM answers the
purpose ~ a jail Teresa, accompanied
by ihe officers and large bQdyRuard
of NeNieans. returned 90 rllfion, where
Che town Was greatly uAsNi hy ihe
prNs of IorHsas troubles
4hn A,A.rap figllapirs, Who cap
iural ila1llsms Nnrf lent 0p beating
him fl dnalh, bW olhrs auRFesinl
l}nemns ANA Nhnn ne peace pinners
HppHrrl htg rumpNmlHel ou fplitelg
NNNnnrmfm ~ lhn iunUH Ihf pnH
nuH lalnrts hH Nlli aWmal ~ ffle
iUW ilIAa M ArAlfD. NlU. M aNmt Nh8
IH felpul NJ liW And he faNt thNi no
puIefrr Nll he mAan laph} ~ Als #lf
.Hfnuf treatment
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13

Native Party is Against
English Clause


The i1lapendent Home Rtie Party 10
preparing no hold another mass meet
lnE n Honolulu. This viii be called a.
soon aE Edgar Caypless the delegate
Tor the HaWaiisns 10 Washington. re-
I turns he is expected by the next
steamer
a caucus meeting WAS held at the
s.dcnce OF Kalauokslani. the presi-
Z dent Of the Kalaiaine Society, and this
/ decision Was reached.
Tho independents also concluded that
they viii make an attempt 90 test the
Territorial Law in regard To the Read
and write" qualifications for carrying
on all proceedings In the Legislature
+ boz English. This. they claim. is a hard
ship upon the mass Of the natives. Al
though they are able to converse and
read and write In English. yet they
cannot command the language In pub
/ lie speeches sufficiently 70 express
o. "'-- 7alves as clearly as in their own
tongue.
a. Gas further been decided that no
one VIII be nominated to the Legisia-
ture unless they become members Of
the Home Rule Party.
Meekapu, a hack driver. Is an aspir-
ant for legislative honOrs. and says.
the local Legislature can set aside that
read and write clause providing for
an discussions in the legislature 20 be
conducted in the English language.
without violating the law" He in
tends. II sent to the Legislature. TO 1ght
TO tdst end. lie does not believe in
sentiBg people who understand Eng
lish to the Legislature. because they
are an 10 accept bribes." as he says.
The Independent leaders In the two
societies hold frequent meetings In Ho-
nolulu ard are determined to make
strong fight.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13
BRYAN TELLS WHAT DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL PLATFORM WILL BE

Vel IN 30 ph o
lOupsg uh b " pro
There viii Be laks aarug tn free liver a g a re at t l. ID
m 9'e the o"a upon National bank" !" the power to issue ana ~ ~ ~ '
viii l w % ion
~ @
my
VIII oppose
south africa" republic" M s SsTzn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13
A LONE BANDIT
R0BS A TRAIN
Daring Work Done by IA Neryy
Hie hwayIuau ia
MOutdua.

HELENA, (Mont), June 3O.-Passen-
gers arriving here from the East oyer
the Burlington to-day report one VI the
most daring and successful train rob-
berries in the history OF Montana. In
the role Of a passenger a lone highway
man boarded the Pullman sleeper OF
the west-boupd train early In the eyeH-
ing, but at O'Clock In the morning,
while between York and Bradshaw,
proceeded 10 hold up the occupants Of
the train at the point Of revolver,
Miss Isabella Henderson Of Helena,
who was compelled 70 give up about
$50, describes the robbery as follows:
The man was exceedingly polite 70
the ladies'" said Miss Henderson, "aDd
he passed By the only man IN the car
who had a revolver Without waking
him, lie had the car conductor IN front
Of him and made him hand Out the
yaluables lie took from The passengers.
he went through the Pullman and the
tourist, and IN the last car he seemed
10 be losing his nerve, for he buried
through and missed several and got on
as quickly as he could.
He was about hYe feet sig Inches
tan and had a hardi Gras false face
on. The conductor bought he was q
man who bad been among the passep-
gers earlier 10 the evening, FOR u was
noticed hat right away after the TDb-
berry be Was gone
Among the passengers robbed #aFo
9eorge EYers of Helene and q Missoula
Rhern en route ~ Helena, u - esr
timated thai he secured oYaT $500
owing ~ ihe sparsely settled country
y hers the robbery Occurred bui iltile
hope eKipta illaf the nerYy hlgbwAy-
man sill be afprehsspaeq'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13
TO REGISTER THE
VOTERS OF HAWAII
The Boards Appointed Today
and " iii tit Last Of
August.

The registration OF voters VIII com
mence on the last day Of August, the
3lst and continue until the 10th day Of
October. The Registration Boards FOR
the various Islands viii sit during that
time. There VIII be two Boards for
Hawaii, one for Maui. MoIokai and La
mai, one for Oahu and one for Kauai
and Nilhau. The Boards are appointed
for the purpose Of examining APP
plicants for registration as voters and
10 determine upon their eligibility.
The applicants must be examined IN
der oath and each one must make per-
sonal application. Under the peculiar
conditions existing IN the Hawaiian Isl
ands the Boards VIII have many hard
knots 10 unite in the citizenship line.
To-day the Governor VIII announce the
makeup Of the Boards.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13

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Trnuhls zrav Como 70 ravti

KINGSTON. (Jamaica), June 30
Adylces from Hayti received here to-
day say rumors are sfiost in that re-
public ~ approaching political troubles.
II is added that the Hayden Govern
ment is taking every precautipn TO
Illustrate a revolutionary movement.