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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
MIC ROBES.

Phew, Hot weather for sprins!-Kam-
loops, b. c.. Inland Sentinel
Clean up your alleys and yards and help
make the town slightly and attractive
Pennington News.
Cathlamet has been enjoying the society
OF a family OF polecats for the past week.
--CAthlAmet Gazette.
There's a fortune awaiting the man who
Will invent something that applied to tho
underwear. viii destroy or drive feas
away.-CowlitE Valley Journal.
Parties on the outskirts OF town viii do
well to see that the brush and dry stun
IS we'll cleared from close 20 their dwell
iugs TO prevent danger from are.-Index
Miner.
The barber shop Will he open all day on
Sunday ana not until 30 p. IN on Mon
DAYS This is done 60 accommodate those
wh5 can only have their work done on
sunday .-Winlock Pilot.
Louis Holly, the courteous and aaahle
assistant In Sheipman's tonsorial parl0rs
ie.t Yesterday FOR Seattle. where he has
accepted position IN one OK Seattle >
prominent shops-Pcrt Angeles Democrat
Leader
Aiuira win soon crow under her own
color-, as We expect TO have IA newspaper
issued ~ This place by June l. all neces-
sary arrangements have about been made
and i IS safe to say that we viii De in the
tEoat onco mc-e,-Collee City News
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
TAKING UP OLYMPIC LANDS.
cLALLAM COUNTY Is VOW ENJOY
ING A RAPID GROWTH.
County Treasurer Dyke Speaks of
Prosperity in Northwest Corner
of the United states-opened
Land. to BE Dotted With Homes.

The throwing open Of almost $1,000 acres
% the Olympic reserve has furnished 2
stimulus . the northwest corner ct the
United States, which, Il IS said vii make
IL an important section within q short
time During the last four months sew
erai new industries have been started il
Clallzm county, and negotiations for more
industries are now in course Of consuun-
nation.
immigration to that section II the state
Is pouring in in a manner heretofore I'M
heard OF Business is good and money
plentiful there.
Among the visitors now in the city IS
the clallarn county treasurer. " ]. Dyke.
OF Port Angeles. He Is en- roure 10 Spo-
kane as a delegate 70 the knights %
Pythiss Grand lodge session, which con-
venes next Tuesday. He win remain he-e
until tomorroT, looking over tie political
held from Republican standpoint
We are very prosperous n Clailam
county" he said, al the Northern hotel
yesterday. AT the present tire we are
adding to our population very rapidly.
The newcomers are all substantial bush
ness men and well-to-do people looking
for homes Port Angeles Is particularly
lively. The REIMBURSEMENT OF a portion
Of the Olympic reserve by the government
has done a great deal for u5. As yoL
know. we got back, about 90, go acres.
Why this land was ever taken into the re-
serve is more than 1 can tell. Nearly all
OF II is rich agricultural land lying be-
tween the foothills and the oceln. While
II is not, strictly speaking, tif0ber land.
there are many sections that contain ap-
Fortunately 10. 90 feet OF as fire fir and
spruce as you can find anywhere This
alone VIII pay for the land and .eave very
rich homesfeads.
These lands are being very rapidly
settled Up" he continued. LAS soon -
the proclamation giving the district back
and eliminating II from the rcss rye was
made public settlers began 70 core in and
take up homesteads. Since that time
many people have made locations but yet
there Is vast expanse Of land rot taken
up. AT the present rate hornsstesders are
coming In 1t will not be long before this
strip will be dotted with as enc rurai
homes as can be seen anywhere in the
United States.
Port Angeles is very busy, and every
boat arriving from Seattle is loa led down
and IL Is often impossible TO secure a
berth. Our people are concerted The
steady growth promises to continue for a
long time to come"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
CHARLES A. CHEEvER, INVENTOR,
Though . ParaIytic, He Achieved
Wealth and Distinction.

There died In New York Wednesday
man who had achieved wealth and dis
tinetion. Notwithstanding apparently pro-
hih4tive handicaps He was in infancy
paralyzed from the waist down. and in
manhood weighed scarce 20 pounds, he
could not set his feet on the ground, and
was carried everywhere in the arms OF
an attendant This was Charles A Cheev-
er. himself an inventor of note, and oos-
sessea OF a discernment which showed
him the value OF the inventions of others,
SO that his patents for himself and others
numbered over 100. and nearly all were
practical and profitable HE undertook
20 put into use Bells original telephone,
and succeeded, he organized the various
companies In New York state. and owned
the first line in New York city. running
between his rooms on Fifth avenue 10 a
house on Thirty-fourth street. He was
interested in Edisons first phonograph
and in his graphophoEe. and was active
In large number Of enterprises
This vigorous man OF business had two
great pleasures, yachting and music-es-
peclally the opera He left fortune,
dying at the age OF Is OF heart trouble,
resulting from the grip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13

Ocean arlftwood IS quite the fad FOR use
as fuel in open Hreplaces. Il Is iEnpres-
mated Win coIFor and ocean sslits. and
when burned gives out the most h-ilYs-t
coicred DANES. Il s asserted that a New
Bedford dealer has orders fo- the Noas
from all parts % the coustry. and even
from Euroqe and ships hundreds OF har-
reis OF Il yearly Various attexn,ts have
been made 10 Initiate this wood hy arti
ncial processes but without SUCCESS Long
subm e-sion IN the sea water IS Necessary,
70 produce the brilliant flames. -PhiIadei-
phia Record
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Rug Values.

The different kinds OF Rugs-
the various weaves and si1ee-
from the expensive kinds down -
the low priced ones. More lcu
priced ones, OF course.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13

Two agents OF the division o, forestry
feft Washington recently 20 organize an
Investigation % commercial trees which
Will Ne carried GA ga Western Washing
ton this sumulv. They VIII oe }0lned IN
N few weeks by about twenty assistants
The chief object viii "a 20 determine the
rate OF growth and the stand 0er acre %
forests Of different REes uRdcv varying
conditions. From these data can he reck-
oned tho time required 20 produce a Sec
end crop on eutcver land. and lum0crmen
can decide whether II VIII he profitable 10
hold and pay taxes on such property.
some work Of this kind was done on
the red fr Inst summer. Tbs will 10
rornpleted, and about July 1 the Western
hetnlock VIA he taken up A party VIII
also go 10 California TO study the red
mood about the same tma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Dogs Bark Prevents Big Fire.

What might have been serious Ere
broke out in some unknown manner late
last night in the basement Of the Scandi-
rayian house. on Jefferson street The
barking Of a dog reused the inmates The
prompt work of the fire department in
putting the blaze out probably saved the
buildings OF the entire block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Graduation and C0nfirma-
tiOn Dresses.

Take for granted that three
store buying has made the price
to you right - let's dwell on the
variety to choose from. The diff
ferent patterns here have a char
acter about them-there's not a
sameness. Just this one point
ought to cinch the argument and
we'll stop
FINE SHEER oRGANDIES &c, 5oc,
75C, s5c, 81 and 81 Is yard
FINE SHEER SWISS. l5c, Sc. soc.
sc. &c. 7sc yard.
FINE SHEER INDIA LINONS.
1-5c, ioc. 1g@c, 1sc. lie. &c, &c, $50.
i5c, sec and CSC yard.
FINE SHEER VICTORIA LAWNS
1-sc, loc, 12izc. l5o, DC, &c. &c and
43c yard.
FINE SHEER PERSIAN LAWNS,
lie. sc sc. &c. Sc, 5sc and &C yard.
BEAUTIFUL DIsfITTESS. lZsxc, Isc,
lie. &c, sc. &c, 40, &c and SEC yard.
GRAND PIQUES, tic, sc &c, &c,
3Sc, 45c and 5Gc yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13

REPAIRS free at Spinning's on 1900
Yale, Andrae and Woln-American bicy-
cles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Table Linen.

To read tho description you
may imagine there's a similarity
OF pattern, but IT'S not SO. A wide
range and> many OF a kind, SO
you're safe In trusting to make tho
choice here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13

CHAMPION Steel Ranges only So %
z. =. Miles s. PipsE Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Domestic News.

There's worthy picking In this
lot-and as many m o re that
there's no room for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Carpets Interesting Items

AZ this time OF year - house
cleaning time 49, these few items
will be closely read. More items
just as interesting that there's no
room for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
Electricity on warships.

The conclusion Of naval experts regard
ing the use OF electricity on warships Is
that electric motors Will ere long be en-
ployed TO drive all auxiliaries on war
ships, steam being used only for the main
engines and the central electric generating
plant Turets are handled by machinery
as easily as a boy spins a top.-PhiIadel-
pslia Press.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21

over blue silk There was lace bote-
lero over pink satin, adding very
tasty effect 10 the dress
In the interim, while the guests were
waiting, after the ceremony, the Ha-
program.
Miss Harriet Levers and Mrs. George
Paris received the guests. The fol-
lowing were the friends who congratu-
lated the young couple: Mr.. G. II.
kluegal, Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whine. the Misses Winnie, Master Win
ne, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Ed Tay-
lor. Mr. and Mrs L. A Thurston- Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;. Mr.. Arthur
Wall. Mr. Walter Wall. Dr.. Alfred
Wall. Miss Alice Wall, Mr.. Fred c.
Smith, Mrs Angus, Misses Angus, Mr..
George Angus. Fred Angus, Charles
Wright, Mr. and Mrs G. H Paris, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Paris, Miss Paris, Mr..
and Mrs H. S. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Waterhouse. Miss Grimwood, Hr.
and Mrs. W NJ Clifford, Mr. and Mrs.
Myers, DR.. and Mrs G. Herbert, DR..
and Mrs. C. B. Wood, Dr. and Mrs. r
r. Day, DR.. and Mrs. A Sinclair, DR..
and Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Miss Vestal,
Miss Johnson, Miss Carroll. Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. E. Brown, Mrs. James MOI
gan, Miss Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Lucas, Mrs Alice Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Lowrey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Da-
mon, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
NJ. Graham, Mr. C. Bellina, Mr. Geo.
Mariner, Mr.. Belser, Percy Pond, Mr..
H. Penhallew. Dr. Murray, Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;, Mr.. James Judd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wichman, Mr. Perkins, Prof Will
Brigham. Mr.. Guy Dennison, Miss Rey--
holds.
Miss Nellie Mcintyre, the bride. is
well known trained nurse and is an &C
complished young woman. The groom is
a son of Charles F. Kleuger, civil eu-
gineer on the Olaa railroad, and
young business man of this city.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
THE DOVE OF PEACE
ON FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Superintendent of Public Works
McCandless Will Prepare Com
Portable Home for Judges.

In his absence Superintendent of
Public Works McCandless had a
change of heart. He has had confer
ence with Judge Estee and will do the
work that the Judge wants in the main
courtroom, save supplying the mating
and desks.
Judge Estee is delighted with this
change, and yesterday was in a rather
happy frame of mind. Il have just
had consultation with Mr. McCand-
less and am glad to say that he has de-
termined that he can make the repairs
to the courtroom that are in the main
desired. That is, he will put in doors
and ratings and all that, and l hope to
hold court in there this week"
Meantime, Judge Estee is unpacking
his library, and under the personal di
rection of Miss Ryan, his private Sec
retal Y, who is herself a most capable
lawyer, the books are being arranged
on the recently improvised shelving
The Judges library is a large one, in
Guiding most of the reports of the
states and all of those of the federal
courts and will be found valuable to
local practitioners. The judge hopes
to be comfortably located in his new
Offices by the end of the week.
The rooms for United States Marshal
Ray are being put in shape, being now
in the hands of the painters, and will
be ready in few days for occupancy.
District Attorney Baird's rooms are
in statu quo, Mr.. Baird being I'LL.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

ClevelAnd BarveIl detachable tire,
are superior to all others.
The American Messenger Serr;c.
phone hzszbeec changed 20 Main lSa.
The China Is billed 20 sail :: 5: ssthis
afternoon Mail closes al 40 D. n
Bsiley's Honolulu Cyciery Co. AZ
offering the Stesrns tourist bicycle fol
"a. guaranteed
Iver Johnston b;cycles sS5 and $40
HiSh grade IN every respect. pzeffsS
Cycle Co. sole agents
The true criterion Is quality. Ths
best quality Is II Pommery champagne
W C. Peacock : Co. sole SCENTS
n f. Wsity, of the firm of SaIssr 4
Waity- grocers, 0rphsnm block. has
been on the sick list for over = week.
Nancy &. Louis has pstitionei thst
}. l. hsuluko1 be appointed guardian,
OF her minor child, John Lot kaiani.
NJ F. Scott, clerk of the third circuit
court, has He'd his bond for sl.0ou
Luther s Aunsst qualifying as surety.
W 4. Kinney, 81. A. Bigelow and E.
Z. Dole were. admitted to practice in
the United States district court yester-
day.
United States District Attorney
Baird Is still confined to his bed. he
Is suffering from complication of
affections
For boiled dinner try joint of our
corned beef. 81. May & Co, , stores,
Bethel street and corner of Fort and
King streets.
A meeting of the Republican voters
of the Ninth precinct of the Fifth dis
trict will be held at Kauluwela school
tonight at o'clock.
In the libel case of Christopher Col
Inns and others against the bark En-
pire. United States Judge Estee gave
the attorneys until today to file briefs.
Every member of Excelsior Lodge
No. l. L o. .. F., are earnestly requested
TO be present at the regular meeting
this Tuesday evening. Work in the
initiatory degree. Members of Har-
mony Lodge No. 8 and visiting brethren
are cordially invited TO be present.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
The LAUpAHOEnOE
TROUBLES EXPLAINED,

The Hilo Tribune has the following
correspondence, which seems to be self
expl lnatory.
Nr. Editor: Sir-Please allow me to
make the following correction to your
statement of the "Laupahoehoe
Trouble.r
Tie facts of the case are these: The
Japs have been very surly aud wanted
impossibilities granted them. The
manager of the plantation l.. S. c.,
c. NeLenan, gave them the ultimatum
OF either going to work or to leave the
camp and plantation premises and to
90 away. They had agreed TO 60 to
work on the Monday when the trouble
occurred. Mr.. Shore. the head over
seer, went up to the camp to see if
they had gone to work. and when he
got there they refused TO work and i'm
nediateiy after assaulted him with
hoes. clubs and cane knives. infiicting
same very nasty wounds upon his body.
and ne then escaping got out of the
house and notified the manager of what
had happened. The manager then tele-
phoned to me and | went up to the
sceEe and swore in posse. surrounded
the premises and took some twenty
odd men into custody and brought
them to Laupahoehoe Jail. On the fol-
low: ag day arrested nine more men
irnplios;ed->in the -assanlt upon Mr..
Shore.
On Wednesday we tried them In
court with the following result:
Twsnry-four convictions ont OF thirty
ARE SIS as. follows: The ringieaders
were sentenced TO eighteen months
hard labor. OF whom there were two.
one for one year, one for nine months,
five $50 each. one SIS and the rest so
each.
On the following Friday general
strike on the plantation took place.
which fortunately ended without any
serious consequences. as the strikers
were told TO either iesve the plantation
premises or so TO work They all went
TO wark, thereby ending the strike.
Arm pleased to say that al present
thera are 10 APPEARANCES OF any dis
satisfaction. aad everything has again
Quoted down TO the general routine.
Hopsng you will find space in your
paper for the above, remain yours re-
spsctfuAy, LIZ SWAINRz
DEPUTY Sheriff North Hilo.
Lanpshpeboe. August ID lpp
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21

George B. Kluegel yesserdar becam.
the husband OF the accomplished and
popular young lady. Miss Nellie Nc
Intyre
The wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Robert Levers, On Ke-
walo street, the bride being 4 friend
and intimate of the Levers family.
There was prodigality Of flowers and
the wedding took place under a bo yer
Of them The ceremony itself was SIM
PIE. Mr.. Robert Levers gave away the
bride. Miss Harriet Levers was the
bridesmaid and Mr. Arthur Wall was
the best man.
Rev. John P. Erdman performed the
ceremony. He stood in the bay win
dow at the north side of the parlor
Over his head were festoons of MALE,
turesque. 1t was here that he received
the contracting parties. On his left
golden shower, palms and maiden hair
were banked up and arranged very
lastly. Maiden hair and carnations
were also piled on the piano, producing
a very striking effect.
Those present at the ceremony were
Mrs. P. G. Taylor, Mrs. Alice Brown.
Misses Lulu and Jane Whine, Miss
Harriet Levers, Mr. Robert Levers,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Winnie and Messrs.
Harry Penhallow, Arthur Wall, John
P. Erdman, Ed Taylor and Henry
Taylor. GN-
The brides costume was very sim
pie and tasty affair of white chiffon
over white satin The yoke and
sleeves were tucked. 4 tissue of
white chiffon was worn draped from
the shoulders and added a very pretty
effect to the gown. The whole dress
was trimmed in passementrie, the skirt
being ruffled in very artistic man
ner.
The bridesmaid was in low neck, the
gown being--made of white -organdy
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A Paper for Young America.

Inspector General OF Schools Town
send has received from an old friend
now located in New York, the advance
pages of a new monthly paper to be de-
voted to the Young America Citizen
ship League, to be called Young Amer
lea. The first number will be issued
in October The editor is Ossian IL.
Lang, who is an old friend of Mr..
Townsend
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-08
Alarmed at Treaty Ports Lest
China Escape.

CSefoo. July %. via Shanghai. Aug.
2.-Pubiic opioioo sad the foreign
press q: the treaty ports ere alarmed q.
the possibility that the Chinese may
prevail upon The powers to consent to
The establish meut CT peace without in.
aicsiog puoisbmso, be6,,iog the Chitese
..~verc N eo,'s crime Officials. persons
engaged in con perois! pursuits and
nissio o1arics Of all oationa aiities ere re.
narsasiy uoi,cd They believe Pekiu
sdoa'd be destroyed as an object lesson.
aud ,bs, II the dyassty is continued it
should 6e forced 60 establish the capi-
isi e. some sccessible city. the Ameri.
sans suggesting NAnsin This is con
sidsrsd important as ,h, Chimes, always
believed ,has Chios defeated The
powers 10 1860 hecaase the capital re-
msip.d io'ac, L, is slsc thought that
China should be compelled. publicly
ADD de6nitely. to rsooV"n, tho fctiou
thai tho ,oTsigo minis,e.S are represcn.
,s,ivss ~ tibutsrv poSers. There is
. s'o"g 5omsnd for UNUSUAL puuish,
nsns. 'i,c the destruction Of the Kings
souhS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-08
Emperor Williams SermUn a

Berlin. Aug 2 The papers print
. sermon preached by Emperor vii.
liam last Sunday on board the im.
oe'isl yacht Hohenzollern. from
EIodu. chapter XVII. xi: "Aud
il came 10 pass. when Moses held up
his bsnd. that isreal prevailed; and
when he le, down his hand Amalek
prevailed "
The -ubjsot was The holy duty
spd the power Of io,e'cession "
The reports show tba, tue dis
course was quite beliicose towards
China 0f the soldiers going ,hilher
the imperial preacher said:
They sbsil be the strong arm
which Furnishes assassins They
shall he the mailed fist which smiteth
that chaotic mass They shall be the
defenders. sword in hand. Of our
holiest possessions True prayers
s.ill cast the banner Of the dragon
into the dust aud plant the banner Of
the cross upon the walls"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-08
Will Dismiss the Suits.

Washington. Aug 4 The attor
ney general today sent notice to the
attorneys of North Carolina. South
Carolina. Louisiana aud Florind, that
in compliance with tho terms of the
sundry civil act of June 6. 1900. he
would submit motions ut the opening
of the United States supreme court
in October next to dismiss the pend.
ing suits against these several states
to recover the payment Of the princi.
pal and interest ou certain bonds and
stocks given by them TO the United
States. These bonds came into pos
session Of the government in various
ways. A large proportion, however,
were purchased by the secretary Of
the interior as trustee OF Indian trust
funds, as an Investment Of these
funds. Many Of these transactions
took place so years and more ago
The amount now involved 10 said to
be less than 81 100000
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-08

Er w A IlinoJ of Manchester. Ia, writing OF
his slaos, miraculous escape from death, says:
Exposure after measles induced serious lung
trouble. which ended in consumption. had
requsu, homOrbagOs and coughed night and
a,y All my doctors said must soon die.
Then began TO use Dr. Kings Now Discovery
for consumption. which completely cured me.
\ would no, be without Il even IL il cost SIS n
Io,,ls. Hundreds have used II on my recon.
nsrdstisn end ell say II never fails to euro
lro,s. hest and long tronblss'" Regular size
tas ed Si. Trial bottles fro, at + W De.
Issnss drag store.