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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-26
IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF The FIFTH CIR
Cult, TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

KAAPUwAI H.. vs.. e. LINDEMANN. Sunni ons-
TIE Territory Of Hawa To the High Sheriff Of the
Territory Of Hawai- o. his Deputy. the Sheriff ~ the
IS AID OF Kauai, or his Deputy or any Constable in
the Territory of Hawaii:
You a e Commanded to summon e. LINDEMANN
defendant, in case he shall file written ANSWER
WITHIN TWENTY DAYS after service hereof. TO be
AM appear before The said Circuit Court at the Sep
rmber Term thereof to be holden at Lhue. Island Of
Kauai, on WEDNESDAY. the sth day u Seq TENDER
next. al O'Clock a. M, 10 Sh cause why the
claim OF kaapusal H. piaiLtin should not be awarded
10 him pursuant to the tenor Of his annexed Petition
Ami have you then there this Writ with toll re- urn Of
your proceedings thereon
Witness Hon, Jacob Hardy, Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF the Fifth Circuit at lihue, this 9th day OF
August, 1900. - -
(signeij HARRY D. wIsHARp,
hereby certify the foregoing 20 re true and exact
cory OF the original summons In ssi cause and that
SAID Court ordered publication OF the same and
continual ce Of SAID cause until the next March 1901
term OF this Court.
Dated Lihue. September 7cth, 1900,
HARRY D. WlSHARD
I6l,ms Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-26
THIRD DISTRICT

THIRD DISTRICT
Islands Of Mani. Molokai and Lana,
rirs, pr,cipr,-rba, portion NJ Mo.
l,r,i copsi.tlny M, KalaUao and KaI.
,upapa Polling place. Kalaupap,
Store uouse
tpspsc,ors. VIM Motley W. X Ma.
kakoa 1 X waiamau.
s.cond precinct-Tbe remainder Of
IN. Island of Nolokai Polling Place.
pukoo Court uouso.
Inspactors. 1 n Naboe. :. Hawai-.
boa Geo KekIpi
Third preciuct-The District of La.
baina. Polling Place. Labaiha Cont
uopss
Irsnectors. Henry Dickenson G Y.
Dudoit I " Nakelau
Fourtb precinc,-Tbe Island of Lin.
mai Polling place. Kabalepaiou
Store House.
Inspectors. 5. Kahoohalabala. Ks-
alaka, Keoni Nakihei.
Fifth District-District of Kaana-
pail. Polling Place: Honokahar
School House.
INSPECTORS: Geo. Kauhi, d. Kapaiu,
n. X Kalnma.
sixth Observation-Disclosures of tho
portion of waiIuku living north of fife
sand hills Including waibee and the
Island nj Eobo,,owe. Polling Place.
waiIulu Court uousa
Inspectors. " T. Robinson. DT.
r w Boote. Thos. X. Clark.
Seventh prec,nct-The remaining
norton Of the District of Wailuku. ca.
cepting the District Of Honuaula. Poll.
ing PLACE. Cust,m House. KahuluI
Inspectors: ID. Quill. Waiter Louvre
C. :. Kookoo.
Eighth precinct-The District Of Ho.
nuauIa. Polling Place. Honuaul7
Court House
Inspectors: L.R. Crook. / ID. 1--we.
koolani, G. X. Kunukau.
Ninth precinct-Au that portion OF
the said District known as Kula, and
that portion of the land of Hamakua.
poke, lying south and west of the Ma.
like Valley and mauka of line drawn
along the center of the road running
from Kaluanui to the Makawao Jail
and a line drawn in extension thereof
Polling Place: Makawao Court House
Inspectors: Geo. FORSYTH, f. H. Ke.
KAPPA. ID. p .Eldredge.
Tenth Precinct-The remainder Of
the District OF Makawao to the Gulch
'""' D. L
>eN'P'' '' IN
Hie'eh'h rre'ihc'- hahihiHui' ha"'
po ana hipahulu' rolling Place
School House, kipahulu.
Inspectors: J. X. Piimanu, p. NJ
kaluna, II. w. Kahale.
Twelfth Precinct-From Kipahulu Il
Hama Court House.
Inspectors: +. Wittrock. G. w. Kan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-26

che Fifty-seventh Congress, and f,r
Senators md Representatives Of the
Legislature Of the Territory Of Hawaii, /
will be held on Tuesday, November
sth. A. u. 1900, throughout the Ter
rltory between the hours Of 5 o'clock a.
n. and 5 o'clock p. m.
The Senatorial Districts are as fol-
lows:
FIRST DIsTRICT-The Island Of
Hawaii.
SECOND DlsTRICT-The Islands
Of Maui Molokai, Lanai and Kahoo-
lave.
THIRD DIsTRICT-The Island Of
Oahu.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-The Islands CT
Kauai and Niihau.
The electors in said Districts are en-
titled to elect Senators as follows:
In the First District, four.
In the Second District, three.
In the Third District, six.
In the Fourth District, two.
The Representative Districts, Regis
rering Precincts and Polling Places and
Inspectors of Elections are as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Puma. Hilo and Hamakua, Island OF
Hawaii.
First Precinct-All the District u
Puma excepting Keaau and olaa. Poll
ing place: Pohoid Court House.
Inspectors-Harry Rycroft, ]. "
Eauwila, j. n. Kamoku.
Second Precinct-The lands of Ke-
aau and olaa in Puma and that portion
Of Hilo extending from the boundary
OF Puma to the bed of the Honolli
Gulch. Polling Place Court House in
Hilo.
Inspectors-G. X. Wilder, VIM. Naili-
ma. VIM. Vannatta.
Third Notwithstanding from the
bed OF the Honolii Gulch to the bed Of
the Kawainui Gulch. Polling Place:
Papaikou School House.
Inspectors: w. A. Ray, ]. NJ. Malk-
aloha, J. NJ. Kauhi.
Fourth Notwithstanding from
the bed of Kawainui Gulch to the Jed
OF the Waikaumalo Gulch. rolling
Place: Honomu School House.
inspectors: J. X. Dillon, J. X. Unea,
J. B. oliviera.
Fifth Precinct-Extending from the
bed OF the Waikaumalo Gulch to the
bed of the Kaula Gulch. Polling Place:
Court House, Laupahoehoe.
Inspectors-E. W. Barnard, H. s.
Rickard, A C. Palfrey.
Sixth Notwithstanding from the
bed of the Kaula Gulch to the bed OF
the Kalopa Gulch (Kuliu Gulch.) Poll
ing Place: Kaohe School House. In
spectors: Albert Horner, S. Maikone,
Vim. Green.
Seventh Notwithstanding from
the bed Of the Kalopa Gulch to the bed
Of the Malanahae Gulch. Polling
Place. Honokaa Court House. Inspec-
tors: Z. w. Estep, John Al, J. Moanau-
Il.
Eighth Notwithstanding from
the bed of the Malanahae Gulch to the
boundary OF Kohala. Polling Place:
\ School House, Kukuihaele. Inspectors:
W, Y. Horner, Jas. Kuuwelu, W. II.
Jones.
y SECOND DISTRICT.
NOldIdi hOus anu MAUI iSiuHu ~
Hawaii.
First Preclnct-Consisting of North
Kohala. Polling Place; Kohala Cour
House.
Inspectors; W. p. McDougall, JOSEPH
Hussy, J. +. Woods.
Second Precinct-Consisting Of Souti
Kohala. Polling Place; Waimea Cour
House.
Inspectors: j. Crowley, H. Akona,
X. Maialoha.
Third Precinct-SOuth Kohala to tn
north boundary of Hoolualoa. Pollinl
Place: Court House, Kailua.
Inspectors: l.. S. Aungst c. Kaiaiwi
], X. Laioha,
Fourth Precinct-North boundary q
Hoolualoa to and including Kee
South Kona. Polling Place: schoc
House, Konawaena.
Inspectors; Henry Greenwell, j. Ke
aweahawai, ]. Hakuole.
Fifth Precinct--From south boun
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-26
RURAL REGISTRATION

Following are the figures Of electoral
registrationfor the country districts Of
Oahu:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-26
For Sale or
Lease.

Valuable business property, corner Of
King and Smith streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

ing this business a wee bit too far. The
housewife viii be driven 70 rebellion yet.
Brooklyn Eagle.
There f. one truth American women
may learn with profit from the women Of
Germany that The more attention they
give 20 thtir households the more IN
dependent they are Of other domestic
screice-ana as rule those American
women are happirst In their families who
do not make housekeeping subordinate
to interests ar attractions away from
home But there is no eiRht-hour law
possible Cor tho mistress Of the best
uaragrA home ln earth. There 90 no
howe that cen Dee managed on an infex-
ibje hour rule Of any term.-Chicago
Chronicle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

Is; Moaroe. unsueetensd. s.. Eeanouy s5
Magnolit g.
sauces t3ohhingi- Wo-cestcrshire sraan per daz
$ =; use4lum- S7bs lArge N1E
sgTapa 0obhiHg Drip bhls per sal. s-c d-izs
shbls yer Gal. ~. driEs kegs. per keE, rs drfps
gal tins per case S-s. dups tEal tins, $40.
California triEs .gl LIS, per eass. =, Nev
PIE. LnG Cabin. isal tins per doz So srhI tins
per doz 2. sgAl jackets A.a Kris gal eaus
Der Coz fa4 fgRl cans. s.. quart hartle- s.
Linis. SIS 4gal Jackets. s. 2. SgA rias 81 sttls
75c per esI
Jsils .lahtiasl BID pals, soc; 70 = pals. each
8 California, . cans daz 10 case rer aoz
Csseters aahadnsl -sodas \ :. psr IT,. .7ass
AAA. 5zc sueasI y, be1c.. 81 rer box Xxx
cartons, xxx. ne oyster. be. Boston iut,er Sc.
lnHbies assorted cakes ETC.. I4glG- ginger and
leiaon snaps, iac per pll9 bread at 8alr-ts
&c usual disuuuEt
I1rhrs 1oH5ing r. MIXED. ssaL per aaz. s. 20.
quarts yer dor So g Choa-chaw quart per daa.
So IIcahiH. Tduts, per da. SIS. pickles. in
wooden kegs mired ana plain, a1c each. sthIs
PLAN and FiEe1 No p per sal. DIX p.liu No T.
per gal. Do
vinegar lobAiag Bits a0rf. per ga. lie. f5sr.
ret g., l@.e s-ehls 5ogr pr gal. istc fggr ISc
hgsl feEs lie.
Beans i1bidHs small white psr Co., 81. rink
pu n. 81 Bsgas, per y Sc Lima par m 6.
laa Jehhius -Jauan, 5sc China S. Island So
Louisiana sAs7tc pef p
Dried paas oobblngl Field, green. 81; ael1. gel.
low. Pc
Salt johhing Liverpool U.r, sacks per Ton. Ssa
American dairy. son sacks per ton ST. Coast
haH ground. i0h Sacks JET tan 3 Sob SACKS.
Ier tgn. s.. 81 sarks = 10 bsie. s. E p saeh,
80 IN tale. s. j. p sacks 3 10 bale s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, March --Ths volume q hasiaess
transacted IN Ire wheat rat not large, being
rrct e scalning nature. The cash business was
slack only r 0E bushels beius reported sold here
last Right f1r export The market acted somewhat
ake az overscld Cne a. II took hut little 70 ssrd
shorts ~ cover. MAY opened shade doWn. az iia6
tas. influenced b l0aer cables, and shortly af.sf.
ward Touched g3c TIE moderate receipts caused
covering 81 this deciint and MAY rallied 70 S53e
Dun GA prdht-tAklng eased &C 20 65sc The decrease
in The weird visible q further support and
Nay again advanced 70 &C. At the top there was
more rroef-taaHs, bg1 The loss sight, the mar
-; oloslng frm with MAJ ig Up at 65iz
Win tlfe-poG az hishe at the close, the local
eoru market persisted IA SONG down, closing easy
Country scoeItanoss wsrt snail Trade less
aruJe than yesterday Longs Jet cut few lines
vl.h materially assisted in the depressing q The
iurc MAY closed y down
Oats were hru, without being FerT active There
was d fair demand fng domestic shipment, and the
export demand vas somewhat improved IN order 10
W0rk carEus before tie expect rate tdraaces April
Ihe provisions market Was artiTt and strong open-
ing hisher IN sympathy with sitter prices a. the
yards. and Advancing good demand. Packers
ware ttt best buyers n lard and rhs, while tie
3einsud faf p1Ik seemed &c be quite general MAJ
Tufk ci9sed 10 oref yesterday: Msy lard &c i'm
proved. and Nay ribs l9abc better
The leading future ranged a. felovy
wheat Nc. p Opening Hlstest. Lowest Closing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

spring went over the Nlragos ran 20 the
saving Of bis drowning friend,
Lieut.. Tozer Is strong swimmer.
Battling through the heavy seas be man
aged 20 reach Pounds just as the latter
going down for the last time. Hold
lng his unconscious friend 90 the surface
1ozer waited for the NiFago % make a
tlrn and sits. had strength left to make
fast the heavy llne thrown him about tha
body 81 Pounds. The two men were 81
teen minutes ia the ice-cold waters ~
Tie Strait before being hauled aboard.
1t was a gallant decd, bur mot the arst
Lieut.. Tozer has participated in. ne
wearing the Humane Society medal for
saving the lives II sailors OF the coast
&C LABRADOR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
hfcago.

CHICAGO Marfh 2 Cattle Receipts 4 Ba0
generally steady NATIVES hest sale today S 10
good % prime strers steady Ssas rs paw to me
d3um. steady r. SLOW Sss4 3 selected feeders SLOW
Staa - mixed siockers. s. aaes 20 COWS. hest
steady cthcrs SLOW and weak S3d4 y heifers
steady S 1898 80, gamers wrAk Sni lower. s. 80
2 70 bulls dall. g. saaa 10. calves 2ss69E hsles,
lass Tuesday s. 5las IS Texan receipts, SO hest
sale today 81 E Tsxasfe stssrs steady. s. ssgs ~
buls steady s. mas g.
Haes hecrip,s. 2l09. cstimsted tcgno-rDw q sas
len ever. 90 market active, s. higher tnp. s. b
niIad aad hutrhcB 81 s5ea g gsss8 ~ choice
heavy s. lA0s 81 rosEh heavy. s. ssas 95. light
s. ssa5 ? huIk o. sales s. ilssL5 ~
sheep keoeipjs % DN shres stTouE lafats slow
70 i3t ioRer so 20 ct1ice NrthrTs s. Thss, fair
to etosce mixed, Sasaa5 - Western sheep 8 az,
9 Feaflings sefs 50 native lambs S 50af y Wei
lambs Sac -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
Nails, Tools and Cordage.

Nsa. ttostsas' New Isl, nlt steal, sos to Cos,
so ae 20 Ga vife. N7t
saws frnsecut. plsstR4s tutustooth 3aas5c per
foot. Humboldt and Toledo. 55r; Tyec rrosscuf
saw. % Per loot. Canadian Racer ard 1sor
sipe 60 per foot hand biat0is. 81 Ter cent
90 list AKes~siuEie hit 81 s. per daz, double ht
$3.50 PEI dds shnyeis and suades- Strc Sel5 per
do4 Hatthets- From s. y s. per dozen Mat
forks S. 50o7 50 pst doz PIKE Railroad 81 s2qs 60
Ter doz Fesks-Hay g prr cent of iiri Gnai-
stone. q e rer n Wedses-stoel. loaiac per H.
scale Howe's and Fai-tanks Platform. So - and
az psr cent. Of list Busalo. 20 and IS per cent of
list counter 50 pcr cont o. nat; spofafd scales.
Ropo j6bbns Manila niueh and larger. l7sc
per % l2thresd. lse per III and ethrrad, l'sc
athrrpa Isc tartcd hath yara. sisal o. ter n
I1nvare- Paced. net rnos stamped. Is and 10
20 ~ rer cent. On
uakun-Per bale s. Saa4s
Wirc- Painted barb wire S. .. galvanized hRrNed
fenee. s. 90. green wire CLOTH slvs TER 100 square
Powder uottdnr, Riacl BLASTING. per hes. Sc y
Giant Hermiias 1udsor dynamite. 90 Per cent
cbsmp f5 '' 81 Tr@mpa 8 5 pro,sl Jo .h',
stump SAN. Golden Pheasant Spurti.g 3 D. kegs
s. dupont Kihe sporting. zA less. s. Eagle
Duck q o kest, So per- case
shos tiabldnF' DrE. SG Per bag suctshot
tla0 cliHed shot s9
Fuse PU no d1utle tape. s 30 triple taps. s. &c
Blasttns ca3~ Xxx. CSC per l@
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron ljobhingf s. Is base, Norway iron, sac
len pip, uobslns' -wroaEat irur. an stas,. ssast
and galvanized g ~ cent % llst-
Sheet nua ,}otb.as l-e per r
Tiupiate Qotiaae harguai platgs bright &C.
', as ny. Is e. l. ~ s Isl 81 p''e'
shcei iron tiotbhg' American common. No 2.
~ galvanized % per cent 81 list
shlnsle bands-Gsl'aHiRed G. pcf y. Back. si75
solder ljaetaus) -Tinners half-srai half Csc per r.
extra wipipg. .lc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YoRk. March . Flour Rocapts q loc
harrrit. fsp9rts 3 o. taue.s market quiet bot
stesay
Nnest Eccripts gao3 bushek exports sc no
Nashalt sisl st.adr. No z re- - fisrat.f r.
{ uitsaas oarnra STEADY with cafu bat
lAtsa dctliuea ia srsi go favorable vcathee
Hsve ralsf ifeulh Hables aud short srllina Tats
vss ssganelea 81 tom ty au aeure cItefias ara
81 frt dcinsut tnr market ciasHs steady AZ . urt
advance March ci.aea ~ Ma - guly. -
september -1sc
Nlni Dan
Haps Qaigi
caNcr DTfisns rinsed 6Ffn With pFires points
HssaeF ~ gNaats hover salss IS Sc haes ~
e,aeias April 81 Ma 60 June g. gulr
.at sFat GIH steady ~ luva4as g. No 2
l-p0ins s7s nad saia and steady C3rdofs go
sugar-EaN afrr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
cash quotations.

Tlanr- STEADY
Wheat ~ sr,rins sSasilc; No red s-AaGse
Corn Ne q Ein8-so
onts No 2 sta2Ar No white. 2ssag-se; No 5
white asaHic
Rye No e. 5lsF5sc
Bagle,- Nc gaN49c
seed No I FAX 81 g prime timothy g 40s2 So
Pofk Mes rer hb 81 s00l2oS
lard Per Joe lhs s. l56e 81
RMS short sides loose s. s096G
Shoulder Dry saIted. ho1sd. 6la6sc.
Sists Short clear. boxed s. s1as 70
WHISKY Dsf.ilers' anished goods per gal. us
Susar-Cut loaf s.. graduated S sac
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
Seattle and
International
Railway.
SHORT LINE
TO ALL POINTS IN
British Columbia.
Effective February ~. 1900.

Mixed train on Everett branch leaves
~ . m. oopneeIlng with No, on main
aue TOT Seattle.
Leaves Sn0homish 400 a. m. arrives In
Everett 3 20 A. m
Leaves Everett AIS .. IN. arrives at sno-
hpmiah t.la 3. IN.
arrival - No 8 from Seattle. arriving at
Everett 9 Is .. m.
Train No. !. for Snohomish. Arlington.
Nooftay and Vancouver leaves aeatt!a
8 ~ a N. Arrives Humas 10 q RI
Train No teavca HumAa ~ ~ a. m
Arrives Seattle 80 .. m.
Train No 3. for Wopday and fntsrrneai-
ste points only. leaves Seattle - Z. m
Arrives WoaueY $50 .. m
Tfatu Nn. leaves Wruiiry NJ ss3 a m
Arrives seattle ID - g. "a
Trala $50 Sundays uniyb leaves
Woo.lsy - a. n- Arrives Seattle u 70
q. a.
~. y. DAsS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

waiso1. frou Hoso,ulu ard bark Fresno, from KAi
Chow
Haalosk-Ar1ved March =. British sip Champion.
frUm Honoulu.
San FEzncscb-A Arrived March =. schooner Lille
bouue from Blsteey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

OMAHA March T~Cattle Receipts ; 80 head
~ sirads natiye beet sterrs Ssaa 70 cuRs ara
hfife~. s &es e chnncrs SECS IS storkerx ard
feesiers So ?iss o. calves. s. 58nc bulls and st4es
s. 1aa1 81
Hsr Kerupis sgo bead market. saloc highef
heatA 81 stat mixed s. ba{ We l.kht 81 s5si
buk " sales 81
Sheen Recsirts 100 heac rnsrtei stronger. fair
% eheice natives s. -sot % fait 20 rhoire WEI.
err I" isat p cuamoC aud stock sheep 81 50
50 lambs ssa6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Ms~t ~ Nt.iar .aa- q. esa.r
warst saias,H d. aaasr. hH'-r --f a.a.
sea-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28

lccal report Maximum temperature S.. minimum
Temperature. 81 mean Temperature q fraaa q -air
ten during TIE lat q Asurs partly cloudy nests
light westerly winds
A wc1LARER
Observer, Weather Bureau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
WEATHER REPORT.
TnR wEnNFsnAr.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
P1rt1znd. Or. March = 1870
OccasioaAl rain; stationary Temperature.
rNrTEp STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE Wash March . iae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-28
Closing Quotatio

san Joaquin plains, ssior; Humboldt ana Msnao
chm lAal5
Hops-Crrp n 7sga uaIsc FOR chaioe.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-So sa1es, cash ss1c
Ba-ley-No salas
Co-n-Large yellow. sllsalr!
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
TITLED BUSINESS FOLK.

Lord Londonderry was the first peer t0 pngagcin the coal b. ness.
 ford Suaelcy has n iiouEishing jam business. making q speciality of whole fruit preserves.
 ',Hr -a~nt banking house of Barring has yrpdured several peers; the present head. L.-I llevciStoke, shares his life between sacirty and business.
 Tn. rauruuis of Eutc IS one of the vpahh;,.t .-rU in the United Kingdom. He neither rides. races. fishes nor shoots. but be owns the only vineyard in rhv British isles.
 LGaf hrdilauu and his brother, Lord Ivcagh. are the head of the great elan of Guinness. known throughout the bHsia s. world They draw salaries bigger than the income of a prime min isrcr.
 To Lord Harrington belongs the dis tiuctiou of having heeu thc f"st peer wEo actually opened a London shop Iia hns fruit store at Charing Cross and .lr fruits and flowers grown on his cstatc are there offered for sale.
 rhc countess of Warwick is one o the 5~st known women .u Eagl"nd i both for her baau;s and her inycatiy, genius. She has established a schoo for nocdIeworl, md designing, and ha | opened a lj,tc shop for the sale of ar | ticles made iu the school
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT

Some one has estimated that Gen. Miles has spent 10000 hours on horse back.
 The only peer newspaper man in England is Lord Glcnesk. proprietor of the Laadou Morning Post,
 Tlv .u.5.,a of Turkey suascriues 10 8 clipping 'a. aau aEd gets an interpreter 10 tgus%!l tor him the most savage at tacEs on his majesty.
 Luthrr s-5i tE@t if man were not stronw at -:. harGsmc ct 90, learned at a aud r.,h &t 50 lc never would be stro~~. haadsumc, learned Or rich.
 Iicuy Clrwrs, .m talking to some vcar- r.-u cn the best wav to amasS vcaul. a2.iacd sisapjy adherence TO the 1ihIical r1-w2ud "a dc with ali our might whatever our hands find to do.
 l.a D. .rarEcy. Who recently visited thcJardau -ii cttEgt hist~-;g stream: We fv.~e l.-pl pointed iu the stormy bank uf ua.an Lad so of,cn sung: but still it was worth trip half around the w.-Id ra see its swelling flood and cross ta its farther shore. Mr FaaciuiH, the musical composer i and orchestra leader. has amused him sell lv exercising the muscles of his i7-inch neck until that portion of an atouy ,s stcclli.sc in its tirmHess. 4 | physician whp examined the musician l says il would not be possihl" to hang ! him with a rope.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
PEOPLE WHO WRITE.

E. l.. Faricnn. the English novelist, is a s5n-in-law oi Joseph Jefferson.
 Conan DoyIe's first year Of writing earned him less than ten shillings a week.
 Mrs. Amelia E. Barr was the mother of r. children before she ever wrote n book.
 The first visit of Thomas Hardy, the novelist. 10 America was made as a col legc lecturer upon architecture.
 Urau being protested with for turn iGe ..u nuycla with the regularity of a rail"a} ,in.c table" Sir Waiter Besant replied; Why should not my business he as regular as an} othcr?"
 WnHa5a nlcsris once began story of Roman fife, the other side of The House of the Noiiugs,' but abe dencd fl ir disgust. lie left six completed poems -Tfog poems" which have never ap' pearcd in print, save in the form of eN tracts in Mir. Mackail's biography o their author.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
NOTES 5oR GIL i<CH GoE2S.

American Baptists send about $l5,00o annually to the help of their French brethren.
 Two Jews and a Chinaman were re gently b& i.od into the Catholic faith at EnzsL~,A, \, ].
 protestant missions in India and China claim l,GC0.GcO converts. the work being caigied on by o,0uo missionaries.
 In Ba5,,a there is one church to every i,7S6 Of t!4s population. Ggal:st one to every l,,d3 of the ropui&' ,n in lSlo.
 The hristian lGdcayvr Society Of Guatemala, Central America, conducts the only English-speaking service in the city.
 While the membership of the Congre- gational church shows gain of 2,570, the Sunday school membership shows a loss of 3,C9i.
 The Roman Catholic church has TO- GOO missionaries at work among its 3,5CD. 0O converts in China and India the result of 800 years work.
 Tn EndCavor World states that | Christian ilndeavor society in Indiana has furnished medical missionary tc China and supports a native worker il Japan,
 Some one has said one of the char actcUiaati0us of Christian faith is it' puSitiveueSs, II does not deal in per adventures. IL has Uo use for que.tioI marks. So far as it goes at all, it il sure of its ground.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
\ 1aonster Devil Fish

Destroying it's victim IS type oi constipation. The power of this mur- derous malaly is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain. There's no health. till it's overcome. But Dr. Kings new Life pills are safe and certain cure. Best Tn the world for stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Only 25c at H c Hitchcock's drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
FOX THE HOT SEASON.

Even too muun sell water will make one sick on hot day.-L. A. w. Bull letn.
 When is cold spring most appre- cia,ed? On n hot summer day New Yorker.
 People who can't afford to summer a' the resorts may write to those who can ,einre them how nice and cool 1t IS al home. Detroit Journal.
 Nhca a man has his hair shingled close to his head everyone is remind ed that he was once d boy, and had cuts and bruises on his head.-Atchison Globe.