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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

A aam1Rc suit rtsaliing from recent
accident on thH NrUtcn itue Was nled yes
tnrdnN by W Y HiBebart against the
Seattle & Rcutou Railway COMPANY Mr.
Rius hart alicets in bts complain that he
Was a passenger ua y ear which mff tn a
hrad-sud collision with a freight ua~ near
Hltrs nrickyard siding during Grtohrr.
Hr alleges that he yteVfFfd sever, laBu-
ries 60 BIZ head And body. and vas dara-
go M tha eun - 5. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

Southern California and Arizona afford
uneQualcd attractions ia those seeking
sunshine and dry, celebrating air IN our
winter months. The Shasta Route now
offers two daily trains, with improved
equipment 10 all points South For de-
scriptivc pamphlets apply 60 G.. !. Stpeple
u. Il Agent. sis First avenue. Seattle
THE s s Centennial vii sail FOR san
Francisco Saturday. December 4. y. M.
from SchwabseheFs dock Cheap rates
Por IRE eht and passenger accomm da-
lion Appi3 10 Northwestern Comm rcl I
Cofnpanv. ai-z Pioneer building. 81 p4cIdc
i'lifror Lane szz First aYenuc.
FOR PORT TOWNSEND and Victoria
lake the fast and commodiouk eteaaYss b if
Sehome. Yeslcf wharf daily az a. M
Fare 90 cents.
EBONY manicure and toilet sets. "
H. Finrk SO Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
r.r.,o. X.srher. R~csi,ea.

Yesterday waa the date when quarterly
r,rreian vouchers against fhe United
state government were received 80 The
rotrrtN clerks cfiica Nearly 81 claims
yNsrr presented during tht aay. fanKiuS In
amounts FROM So i0 80 Payment Oh tho
,-rutNsye - due n about fNo weeks tine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

THE latest Sresiisahie ataitten 60 she
.tt,l ~ seattle arc yhe nne 3lniuEronFiS n
~ tha German Bakery. 82.&t seeanSf
,,,,,e They arv certainly the hest and
ats ,.ltt,rrsie an the pscinc coast NJ
s,'Esssr asked. nor music Furnished by
a.. prouyietnr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

80 r,en who hold lucrative positions
-, fhe Rogers administration are saia
800 800 Il serious danger OF removal one
s,Ig catron. warden Of the stAtr pm
,..r,tarv IL Waiia Wnlla the otaer. Ut.
~. GODDARD superintendent az Stelsa-
- ASYLUM. II they are removed X
N, nj be. Il Is said. until after the
.ss.,,ruuent 81 the coming legislature.
:. ~ss-ns 10 be a generally understood
49, hat Or. Goddard Is 70 &c.
r,,sre was some talk Of II before the
-. election. but a desire on the part
- tha Rogers machine to satisfy the
-a.sra that harmony prevailed in their
,.rts ard that scandals were foreign TO
~ Rogers administration. temporarily
.sr<ss the superintendent OF steilscoom
srrr, Secapltatlon so far as Is known
- dsnnite cause for Or. Goddard's pro-
,.<s.i removal has been assigned. One
parerv man said yesterday
ssThere Ia inst a general feeling among
a.. ynernber< OF Gov Rogers cabinet
,h.x II would be 20 the interest Of the
un~ers administration If Goddard were
,swsoved We have no particular objec-
siou IA him except that he makes poor
sxScutiva ofbcer. In fact. he Is wholly
tsct,nr IN executive ability. From our
s,,ndp0sns OF view there has been no
,esl rrookednexs at Steilacoom. but the
asylum has not been managed as II
shnald have been. hence the governors
eahsret Is unit IN declaring /, advis-
40 that Dr. Goddard be removed. His
s;rrsssor haa not yet been agreed upon. ="
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

ron PORT TOW NSENp and Victoria.
= ~. fass and commedla1s steamship
s.sornc' Yesler wharf. daiiS AZ a. m
Rare 10 cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

prN,rESS eyeglasses. fashionable, Re
.I,s's inexpeasive. comfortably ADJUST
~ rsrrcetly ttteG. Miss Wizinskt. %
ucian. IL Cherry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

.f we county commissioners aplsotut
s p..la, ig.peetos 70 ser,-e durinr 1891 Ths
80 arphsant 20 date M prswn has
a 49, a petition signed ey the osf3ctrr
rt.ss.,it - fucHlturai Society and he VII
- ~ f,anTuinied Tho cornnt.Yisa
- NE ffuii Inspector e. fxed bv law
ftayet '''' 't -N aeSaat'@ ein'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
(ITRON MAY, GODDARD WILL
stsilacoom Superintendent to Be
Removed; Warden in Danger.
,aouels FOR TIE FusloNlsTs

NJ Rogers Machine Unit
r.,arfpu That DIR. Goddar d
shah ne Removed-Nationni Com
,tfreman Dunphy and HIS
Crowd After warden OF Pent'e"-
a.ry Supported by LttIe'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

saNAl NV sets. tobacco boxes and ash
49, ". u. finck. tNaisr Sc second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. gyseceloSsst
xa1.wasA 81 usEeAlsx4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05
mn ..>roaD's LIVER IN,IGon .ron

me best liver Mr1ieIna Vsratahs.
care tcr I2vsr MS. b1AeasngSs. irslxrs-
u0n. Icnsupatina. -A1y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-05

The tsiked-of removal of Warden
caffon il much more serious and may
b<fore the matter Is finally settled cause
bis break IN the Rogers forces. For
fusafsly for Warden Catron ,thosr who
~ ioudesi IN demanding his removal are
men who strongly opposed Gov. Rogers
M denomination and who were prior to
s)rstion known as snti-Rogers Demo-
crafts This faction IL headed by National
mnistesman W H. Dunphy who ere
liz at waila walla Dunphy and his
4 3wd, who want Catron's scalp. admit
y ~ before the last fusion convention
III were anti-RogerF. but say that
1 catron was responsible for f..
Remove Calron and we Will be among
Gov Rogers stanchest supporters IL
The cry. In other words, Warden Catron
h charged BIZ the Dunohy crowd with be-
inr responsible for tile fractional troubles
N wslla walla County. Warden Catron,
refuses 70 recognize their social or POI
lficnf position he II arrogant they say
epfsytains at hia elegant home at Walia
Waia lat the expense OF the statel men
81 RepEhiican faith or those who have
no sympathy with Democracy as inter
pnte3 by Mr.. Bryan. in fact. does many
things which 80 towards causing any
thing but harmony Ia the ranks OF Walla
War Grows serious.
ifF WAT GU NHTufll t4tNfOn WAS nOl re-
fafdsd hy bis friends as serious until a
yprf TINE ago. when Fish Commissioner
~ t23nsA hands with The Dunphy fac
~. There Is no question as 10 Ltttle's
#snfIrx with the governor. n Is Of the
Z ~ and politicians acquainted with the
Aation know II, I.ittle's words against
Hun viii undoubtedly carry great
~aEhf and. united with the general pro-
against Catron by the Dunphy fac
y. may result In new warden AT the
Ne penifentiary
Aresi Lsster commissioner OF public
{tntinns and cx-nfficio or the state
~ iof audit and control. IS said 10
ftven sympathy TO the anti-catron
81 though 60 politicians generally he
y Nfe viii have nothing TO do. one way
NJ fofher, with the movement. lister
\ ~ TO the governor.
Matn Catron's friends say they do not
z IN Gov. Rogers win dismiss as loyal
4 Prorter as the warden has proved
NJ 20 be. He did spleadid political
N the governors behalf, they say
&hs own money TO secure an interest
u N'alia Walls Statesman. for the
Mrpese ~ having II advocate Rogers
4Fiion and later his election II
- he base ingrntitude. these friends
- warden say for the governor 10
~ 1rsously consider the lifht charges
tgainsi him
~ certain. however. that the gov
SUI take no steps in these matters
Rter the legislature adiourns. for IL
desire, he tells his friends that
n ping move along tremendously un-
aaSr o. that august body are at an
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05

trouble were brought into the kings
presence. How sad and grieved be
seemed when he had heard all! His
splendid eyes were so eloquent in their
pity,
'But would you believe it?-even
when all had been exposed he would
not punish them as they deserved, but
this is what he did. You have no doubt
heard of a shower of stars. Perhaps
you have seen them, Had you been
looking into the sky upon the night J
speak of you would have seen a shower,
shall never forget it.
81 cannot tell you how often it was
done, for that is a Sirius secret, but
those conspirators were launched of
into space, and as they fell downward,
downward, ever falling, falling straight
toward this earth, they became tiny
stars, and lest they should vanish for.
ever and never be heard of more, King
ST. Bernard let them fall gently upon
the trees, where they became the pearly
white stars you call dogwood bios
SONS"
But were there so many that had be.
haved badly?" asked Madge, in surprise
"Oh, no. Only a few hundreds, but
YOU must remember that it all hap
pened ages ago, and once TRANSFORMED
we could never resume our former
shapes, but must go on year after year
living and blooming as dogwood bios
| SONS"
as it true that you sometimes poison
people?"
"Only those who are unkind to dogs
For Just one hour during an afternoon
in May we may choose a mortal chilt
and tell her the dogwood's secret, ant
/ have chosen you. Would you like m,
TO tell you how we live in the dog star?'
"Oh, ever so much. Please do"
''Well, you mast know" began tn
blossom voices, but just then Paul
came hurrying back and the voices in
stantly ceased.
"Why, how funny you lookl" erie
Paula. "Haye you been dreaming? 3?
You have such funny stare in you
eyesl" Madge jumped up, saying, in
queer voice:
maybe / have, hut it was Lowell
dream, and wish could have another
( No, / haven't been asleep."-N. Y. Her
aid.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
ToeETHFR.

What of the stormy weather
A Where wild waves lash the shore,
y and YOU and I together
Sweetheart, forevermore?
n ~F'orevermorel No tether
: OF any time or tide:
E'orevermOre together
Ger the green world and widel
10 tread the dim ways lowly
, Where thorns or violets grow;
Z To face Gods starlight holy
On Alpine heights Oi snOWl
In starred or stormy weather.
70 shiver or adore
Toge<her-stin together,
Sweetheart foreVermorel
Life like a dream Is yirg--
Into the black void drawn;
3 The lights-tho liehts are dying
Even as the brave lights dawn.
while the white teardrops gNstcn
And dim the morning light
We Lists ~ st-ll we -t,r
5C. hl cl.." o. tDn N .t.
A.-. tEo Wight shall FAN iu .q uG0r
over life's storm-sVtpt shore.
And the keen tlorrs shall bc tender,
With you. furevermorel
And waat Che stress of weather
Dark angels lowering Ger
SO that we are together
Sweetheart torevermore2
Frank l. stanton, in Atlanta Constitu
tion
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05

fine as any, only she can't see II, Tor we
shook some OF our pollen in her eyes
and that has magical powers. She will
keep trotting about here, there and
yonder and never stop a second until
the power Of the pollen is spent, You've
heard of the dog trot, haven't you?
Well, she is on one"
81 wish you'd hurry and get on with
your story" cried Madge.
Patience, my dear. You are lucky
TO hear it at all. When you learn that
YOU are the only person among the mill
lions on this earth who is privileged
to do SO, you may congratulate your
self You've heard of the dog star, of
coarse. Everybody has, Sirius, the
grown-ups call it, although l could
never understand why, for there is
nothing very serious about it. If they
could go there they would change their
minds pretty quick Such romps!
Such funl Nothing like it is ever known
down here. Once a year the dog star
sends its rays straight to this earth.
lest to see If something cannot be dou
to stir things up bit. The people say
then that dog days have com, AID The
dogs go nearly wild with delight, for
they understand the meaning of the
messages sent by the dog star. The
people do not, and very often the poor
dogs have to suffer"
How can the dogs understand"
questioned Madge.
Dogs understand a vast deal more
than they are given credit for, let me
tell you. The dog star is the dogs |
Kingdom. Such a blissful place! Such
liberty Such fun! A leading string |
is unknown. for there are no two
legged creatures TO hold the other end
of it, And a muzzle! If such a thing
were mentioned no one would know
what was meant. Would we were back
there and in our former shapes!
Long. long ago. a certain king of
Sirius gave a magnificent fete and all
the kingdom was commanded to be
present. II was a gathering! Days and
weeks Of feasting in right royal style,
Joints, birds-words fail me; ! cannot
describe it. but everything dog could
want a dog could have. Iffat sides and
sleek coats were an evidence Of high
living, there was surely no want of it.
And yet, even in the midst of all that
lavish supply Of good things, there l
were those who we're ungrateful and
Not content with being
themselves, they must set
about to make trouble elsewhere, and
ere long we had pretty state of affairs.
A general uprising among the malcon
tents which, threatened the kingdom
and nearly cost our noble kings life"
What was the king?" asked Madge
"a noble ST. Bernard, greater and
yrander than you ever dreamed of, and
lis only thought was for the good of
lis fellow-creatures. But the plot was
iscovered in time and the punishment
If the evildoers was swift and sure.
1T was midnight, as you count time
ere, and all Sirius was illuminated.
Everybody was joyous and happy when
he miserable ours who made all the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
$500 Rewardl

We will pay the above reward in
any case Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Consti-
patton or Costiveness we canuot offer
with Liverita, the Up'to- Date Liver
Liver Pill. when the directions are
strictly complied with, They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
rive satisfaction. zoe boxes contain
Zoo Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills,
Sc boxes contain Is Pills, Beware of
substitutions and limitations. Sent
by mail; stamps taken. NERVlTA
MEDICAL CO., Cor. Clinton and
Jackson Sts., Chicago, Ill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
CAN you come with us?P
esEpfup Vyhar4 N'

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S'u' 40 ,nS "oo'S' w g az : o'ns ~ -
d .l'el wiz mo 's q. oI '''' i'o" 81 '' ''
az .ue Ian 'o-''S
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80 f,a;g 49, ,,fe,. ,iroiraI 80,
tba+ ,,,,,'l ~. or,.' 60 A., 1a' o,.nectel
-.
from girls who were guided by love ano
taught to understand the limitations
~o1 the WORD genlieWoman than from
those VINO lNeo ID constant apPrenen' T.
SION Oh lhe Dugoear Woro con !"
Slap 80 was a s, gay PupIl d, .lLe me sCno9 moo
o l.' .,,',S ,1',s a .,Io.,s l'ie oo'i "
~ ,Ian.f,, ',o'', ,'' go " ''' tirao
.syybaro arc vo,, Tofrl, ~ ne+ tbe eov.
.are p"
..Tr, =, +l,., C.s.u ,,.oo5. 7rho,o ,re
up ID the ogoen Wooos' Ihere are
loacs there ana the dogWood Is per
no+t '
.,-5.,.-
l'e 80 "'' e spoii 0i'1u an 'l.'
aSlris scattered TO the various parts Of
.n5 Pa1Ia st,.aIla5 go. -. Z,
and Paula stroiIeo away together IT
was an ioeaI afternoon III the lattel
pa pa - LAY 'n1 ."S "ooCs "eIe a.
sney can ohIS De III IaIe spring lllne
-DlICS were c''.'"S 10 eacH o'ntr III inc
uauues'' nlerI',S' way anu waxing 'n'
Na6e, "l.n ,'.y'I gD.I''i5' 9oiisS. ''ul
gDe8iRg.. 01 O. .'.' a. NJ - III 'i''
xshildrRnq3a-. ''' up'1 M '"e Ign slGel
Ieares anG~6.r7. '''' ''o"''S viii
more brilliant h1gs. i
Lets 90 down mis- '''"' Sa'0
EIaHge. 81 see loads dfrdcrwo>. O'oS
SONS in that little DELI,
~AU riobt. coua an md IN nakeI
,sou y .b,.s,i}'f,,r wreath ,,
TIN .,,ir1. ,,oro soo, II, the 1itt,e dell
fairvrike soot in the midst of the
-.,.,,,,,sonG wbera tbe Grass seemet
,.,"o,'-,,' ~ .r,, b,.igbta5 and the doc
. NOW white tbar
.',,,a,,.,-,ro 4 he5ge of the trees grew
- go ,boo5aeo or The omen space. which
..-aor,o5 to have been planned bv Dame |
Nature for fairy revels.
uCo,, ,.tt ,arbt dow, on the soft
-, - i,,,l, anI TN dr.ss vouup." saif
Paula, and She had soon woven pretty
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
Pheaton at a Bargain.

Good second hand pheaton for
sale. Newly painted and over
hauled. May be seen at West &
Lees. Apply at this Office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05

Woodburn-C f Hartford.
Scottsville-S p Stiles
Horse Cave-G S King.
Glasgow Junction-R B Camp
bell
Smith S Grove-F M Petty.
Richardsville-A G Frazer.
Rochester-R c Love.
Morgantown-H w King.
Chapel Hill Fl Richardson.
Canmer-J D Gilman.
PRINCETON DISTRICT.
] w Bigham, Presiding ELDER.
Princeton-W r Smith.
Marion-T V Joiner.
Tolu-B A Cundiff.
Marion Circuit w Crow.
Carsville-R H Hoe.
Smithland-T L Crandall
Grand Rivers-E D Bogge
Eddyville-W f Hogard.
hulldW ID - SGdy.
Cadiz--W c Hays.
Cerulean-R II Mcconnell.
Canton-G w Panburn.
Greenville-T Peters.
Greenville Circuit-E Smith.
Chmplain State Prisons K
Breeding.
LEBANON DISTRICT
John w Lewis, Presiding
Elder.
Lebanon-S II Shelly
Bardstown-J l. Reid
Mansville-- -E r Bennett.
Springfeld-C H Prather.
New Haven-E M Gibbon.
Observation-Disclosures Need
ham.
Shepherdsville-J c Rawlings,
Thurlow-J S Mitchell.
Campbellsville-U S Tabor.
Buffalo-T f Barber.
Campbellsville and Early L
Edrington.
Munfordsville-JC c HoskinsOn.
Jeffersontown-P H Davis.
Mt. Washington-B F Atkinson.
Upton-J T.. Mccormick.
seyCreekAC G Prathers.
Brooks-George Gailor.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT
Columbia-W p Gordon.
Gradyville-P L Hulse.
Fountain Run-V p Thomas.
Crocus-T B Campbell.
Bear Creek-G Y Wilson.
Albany-R w Shemwell.
Highway-D T Tartar.
urksville-James A Chandler.
Reno-E w Hllland.
Mouticello-James T. Woodbridge.
Jamestown A Goodman.
Temple Hills B Pope.
Edmonton p Van Hoy.
South Burkesville--John Penny
cuff.
South Fork e Lowell.
Summer Shade U Watson.
The conference adjourned this
aftarnOOu
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
PREACHERS.
Annual Shaking up by The M.
E, Conference.
DR.. Piner Returns to Bowling
Green and Rev. J. 7. Rushing
Comes Here.

Green and Rev. J. 7. Rushing
: Comes Here.
Elizatcthtown, Ky, oct. 1.--Th,
Louisville NJ. E. Conference, South
made the following appointments:
LOUISVILLE DISTRICT.
b M Messec&, Presiding Elder
Enthusiastically F Lloyd.
Broadway-F II Hill.
Chestnut-street-U G Foote.
Fourth-avenue-J w Moore.
Marcus Lindsay Memorial--D L
Colly.
Observation-Disclosures e Fos.
kett.
Portland-R f Hays.
West Broadway w Lawson.
Jeffersonville-S L Lee.
Clifton-L w Browder.
Wilson Memorial-E w Bottom
ley.
Lander Memorial--A p Lyon.
Middletown-W. e. Lyon.
Rivers Memorials H Lovelace.
observation-disclosures Lloyd.
City Mission, Asbury-J S Scoph.
ELIzABETHTowN DISTRICT.
d S Campbell, Presiding FL
der.
Elizabethtown-T H Morris.
Elizabethtown Circuit G Free
man.
Hardinsburg-G f Cundif.
Hodgenville-C A Humphreys.
Vine Grove-P L King
Brandenburg-A d Litchfeld.
Big Spring-W A Hines.
Irvington-S L Nell.
Falls of Rough o Smithson.
McDaniels-B f Wilson.
Constantine-W A Davenport.
Louisville Circuit-D f Walton.
Wolf Creek-To be supplied.
Leitchfeld-C f Williams.
South Leitchfeld-T f Barbour.
West Points L c Coward.
Shephensport-W r Wagner
Sonora-F A Mitchell.
owENsBoRo DISTRICT.
V Elgin, Presiding Elder.
Settle Chapel-S w Byrd.
Man-street-R V Wheat.
Owensboro Circuit p Stubble-
field.
Yelvington-B A Bronston.
Rome-S Thomson.
Calhoon-W f eastman.
Beech Grove w Martin.
Hartford c Petrie.
Observation-Disclosures
Patesville- To lie supplied.
Cloverport-J D Sigler.
Cecelia-J B Galway.
Fordsville-B r Lawhern.
South Carrollton--G w Shuggart.
Livermore--G H Givens.
Rosine-S + Ashbrook.
Pleasant Ridge-R d Bennett.
HENDERSON DISTRICT.
Geooge Hayes, Presiding ELL
der.
Henderson-F M Thomas.
Corydon-W H Archey.
Smiths Mills h AcAfee.
Robards-J e Lewis.
Morganfeld-J B Slaton.
Morganfeld Circuit-B F Orr.
Madisonville-G w Lyon.
Earlington-B M Currie.
Hanson-G NJ Everett.
Slaughtersville--Pate.
Sacramento-C ID Ward.
Salem-W d Easily.
Casayville-Silas Newton.
Audubon-W O Rickard.
DiXon--Eugene Harrolson.
RUSsELLvILLE DISTRICT.
VIC Brandon, Presiding Elder.
Russellville-George B Overton.
Adairville-F e Lewis.
Allensville-D S Bowles.
Elkton-J f Cherry.
Elkton Circuit w Layne.
Sharon Grove-A c Gentle.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-10-05
THE DOGWOOD'S SECRET
by Gabrielle E. Jackson.

5pap@n&Q@a&p8u@p&p&n@p~t%1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-25
AALA DISTRICT IN ASHES
EYESORE TO HONOLULU BURNED
THIS MORNING.
Fire Swept From King Street to the
KEGS Place Investigated

The long row of buildings on King
street near the Oahu railway depot is
in ashes. Included in the burned dis
trict are the Bay View hotel, several
stores, a restaurant and all the houses
back to the junction of Aala lane with
Aala road. The old Chinese theater was
burned. In fact the whole district was
swept, leaving only a charred eXpanse
of valuable land and a great stagnant
pool to tell the story. The latter will be
filled as soon as possible.
Numbers 2 and engines, assisted by
Number l hose cart and crew, did the
business. The engines went down at 8
O'Clock this morning and began the fire
at about 1920. At noon the job was
practically complete.
At o'clock this morning the Board
of Health went out to the corner of
Beretania and Pensacola streets and
examined the lodging house of Tai Kee,
about which there has been so much
complaint. Every part of the building
and the sanitary arrangements were
looked into. President Wood Mr.. Low
rev. Mr. Hatch and George w. Smith
were in the party. No vote was there
taken on what should be done but pri-
Vate expression had.a leaning toward a
condemnation of the premises. 1t was
| intended to take vote on the matter
at the subsequent session of the Board
but it could not be reached and went
over to this afternoon.
Several other Chinese shacks in the
neighborhood were investigated and
will be discussed in connection with the
Tai Kee place. While it will not appear
justifiable to submit these houses to the
| flames it is almost certain that some
of them will be condemned as unfit foi
human habitation. This will necessitatt
abandonment or considerable altera-
tion. The Tai Kee place, if handled a
all, will most probably be condemned
outright as a case of plague is sup
| posed to be traceable to it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-25
ADOPT BUILDING RULES
HEALTH BOARD ACTS ON OLD
REPORT.
Regulations That Will Affect Every
House to Go Up in Honolulu in Fut-
ure-Bids fer Fence.

The Board of Health held a meeting
at 10 o'clock this morning to consider
the building regulations recently sub
mitted by the sanitary commission.
Each section was read and debated
separately. Quite a number of minor
amendments were put in.
One amendment put in requires that
all cesspools be emptied once every
three months at the expense of the
owner Of the property. Debate was on
the question of whether the expense
should fall upon the property owner
or the occupier. 1t was finally decided
that the Board must have the respon
sible party to look to.
All the details of building were gone
into. 1t is purposed that these regula-
tions shall stand and shall affect all
future houses erected in Honolulu. Tt
will be impossible for the Superintend-
cnt of Public Works to grant a building
permit until these regulations are pre-
scribed, and the building can not be
approved until they have been followed
out to the letter.
1t was impossible to finish the regu-
lations today so some of the sections
went over until tomorrow.
During the session tenders for build
| ing fence around the burned China
town district We're opened and resulted
| as follows: w. II. Russell 80 cents
per lineal foot Henry Burrows, 40
cents; Henry X. Meemano e. Company,
! SS475 for the whole job; Albert Trask,
! rs cents per foot; John Wise, 77l2 cents;
d. L. Davis e. Company, 80 cents. The
| two lowest bidders are unknown to the
Board of Health and they will be in
vestigated before the contract is let.