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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
TUBHDAY, july NJ, 1900
No RANDOM piUuH ils,

Tho Billings Times IA nothing " Dol
n humorous sheet I'D IN Insl IAHln II
predicts tIInt bryan viii un,ly Montana
tlDu yen, "by M Ipnal 10000 more
votes tbuD nv hin ~ lbDbr" Ihe
mines mikes 10 Argument WHY l)fSiiD
Hb0lld pay,y he alhIN by nO Increased
yOip and IN I'm N%lpoDpe " II single ieil'
non WI mntI credit Tho added strength
~ Bryan IN tlID Htnlp ~ tho Influence
tDa TiMap hnp among llle s0IDrA OF the
ptnip ua nN exponent or Democratic
mjneIplns liDl lhD UnHbltA nIlfulf
win wv contemporary jUHI lln H,IlIe IN
10 DEnD'p strength III Montana ana
Notwithstanding ll0 fnpI thhl ll,e
nimpu ~ running u political RleAH'
Inv machine WI hnihls think TINT
Bryan WI receive 10000 votes ~
Montana nost November out ~ the
tOtal yOtp " thu sDto which VIII De ~
lbo D"plghbOIht0d " 5000 Bryan VIII
do we'll In Montana " ho oniilaE 1hn
stBtp,
The prediction NJ Nm nnnthm'
pOrny I'M DO tho why Bryan VIII sweep
tbN state onIIs 90 NINA nDOIlleP ~ iai'
dom odiiOvinI paragraph printed u
short Zine apO ID The Times THIS
referred fO Tho abandonment " N0Ft
Custer IN u military post aud wbloh
tbe Times alleges deprived The oltS "
nilIinup ~ 100000 III monthly
revenue whiOh VIM Alpp0Hod ~ hnVe
eOnle from fort Custer during Ita es'
iHtenee IN n military posi- F0rt
Custer VIM mnlninined IN u lnIrlH0D
Win ~ Averages 0i uk companies NJ
soldiers These averaged about Tb
men ~ anOIl HDWDnDy and Ilelr
monthly pny from the government nln
MOI pkoand $4,000 stlIl The Times
would make " appehp that billings
alone renewed 100000 monthly during
The existence " Font tnateI I'M n millr
tnvs post bouldoN N mnh0A a liberal nI'
lGwnnm tm Other uOAlHIi, Montana
towns for a bip HllDa NJ Tho ,nonpy That
WINS dlAbuvApd dUtIDp thp days when
Fort CDHiw gnrrjbODnn government
troops
WI dO non defend the policy which
abandoned F0rt Custer I'M military
4uaf tera, but simply Wish 10 COLL Tho
attention Of our nHtnpmad friend who
directs Tho political doutiniaA N thu
Times tlnt ilip statement ~ ragArd 10
sbe strength 0f Tho Bryan campaign IN
Montana IN hboOl ~ phr WIN lb0 Fort
Custer incident 10 point NJ noo0raoy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
A lUIIud ljWus,

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An nm VI Fm mpIpHaaHW Nv g0W ism
II Iaqha " IltlQ 3sNsy, mi u man IN Ioqhln
NAm W1n pIks hW Aama mf0Nu0w Ipnw
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kKlNH lff nun
An nav w W INV MVph " m4plh ERp RaypT
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4 didHlt tRqR M Mr. |, hRd hfiptt
MN " kRR sAAIs NV ls4g W wv hiAp fRW spn's
EaHW W asm tlpaa qaselpw maply Aev
vaw i Dgs,s gaDlt '9epy Nlf @a INV I Hinder wv
An n yRRN Wesa if Hstf M tleheR M.
wv M hhfflhA w M RsgR'A NM M NV feH nv n
sRs lsss tv tgav tx shRM | hyl
mFfs leA.llAaasps TiRes HfmaVN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
LEr REPUBLICANS STAND TOUEInE H


" ii 1n'l" ovld0im thnt tboio nfe
SONS republicans VINO hhvs b'all prom
ipeli ID the councils OF Nhe party 'lint
nre dlNauAiud NJ The sudden INN ~
p"ri, Affairs Nj Goddard Of Billings,
Tor Instance nppenIr 10 oo Oh" ~ those
gentlemen VINO THINKS The iaity ship
~ being 1l'uo'od l''o dangerous Oman
,elH ma A''ap""'H t''"t ever, man who
wants o'''" ID VI" "'"'' B''o"lo d'feot
nv own %'"'ppp'pp' ASPIRE 10 any olIloo
~ wants or 10 ~ many o''oo' IN b"
may "ea''" n''h MAJ ibo fnon Ahoulo ~
y he''ar'0h MI "oao"ror ldea m
m0oo'''ne lo''l''' W W" ,lnm ~ mus
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Conclusive ppDuI,

WeOplp lNlh about Hills belng Nh NHp
Or lnVpnllONsl WHY, thppp'a nothing
naWl hNlpN ~ sOnln mplpnt laHNpllAn
temples they have found WIrpa which
prove lhAt lhn priests Ind n nprlNln
sOpl OF lplppbOnnsW
'Nns, bnl IN AssNrIA they hAn nAln
all more ppOHpnAal IN excavations
Iheln lhey FOUND 10 WHO'S M NH PROV
Inn lhnl tho n%nplnnts nmlnralDOn tho
principles ~ NlApoOnl's Wireless tplpHr
lMnhNro@ lIIpApOnp HlAllnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Ha Maa ths oANrasta,i.iiss,

Mamma WAs sitting M reading "t'Ns
lon pnnnh Brpahh Ahn lDDkn1 over her
spppiAplnA M Mabel IN Tho fair girl M,
ieppl Tho pODm
"rhat WINS NV Coupon who JNat went
Onl, wasn't itW
nNpa, mAo
nlin's \ leAlap IN stOpks, lsN't hoW
nNas, nm"
hWhAt sort Df dealer ~ bpMW
nl'm Inclined 10 thlnk hos n bnNp,
mammal snln TIM lNip Elpl As sNa
amnDlhpl hep pulllnn waist plbbOMr
cleveland plAln DnAlpn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
AppMg,y lhnIp,

ma |Ikp 10 knoW, pr ooNpso" sAId Tho
new mnnl Win some pDnpnph hWllnlhr
aP my JDb N 10 bn permanent Op DOlin
nWnll" pnlnpnnn Tho employer lyon
lnn alNy here NJ long m NOD ploNsor
limits lNIp Ism nv
"NnrINlnN I'm much OBJ
non Tho other DNnl, mappvp tho
Fight 10 nIsphnpRp N0n whenever !
pIpnspp Thals p0lnIlp lNln lAn't llY'
Neesi suppose aOto ehlpaaO Tplbu
lnnI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
ApIIsAa hnMIl

nor GonpHp,0 lhp young wife sald, "
an only hn nlnnlgnh never aAp1ol 10
pnInt for y uVing or TO wy 10 soll my
NJ ny W0pAr"
'W'hon EOn study at tOp Apt's sake,"
lhHE hllRRnAInlI
WOnVe aDesaed " okaplly, Itp want
MI nm 10 study W ADd w DO anything
10 plgnan Apthnh'mDhlnng0 VpIbnnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Mi NAlrMlAKnnnn Thnrn,

MIS- HllIln fashionable now, II seams,
among Tho DIED tone clubs 10 buy tho
most expensive pblnpWnpp thDy Mn
nndP' HnId Tho good old soul looking ND
rom Oop paper
"NOu d0DT say" exclaimed hop hUsr
band
niaa, lnnnnlbr ~ aaya hppn, Whe
Boston 1lnb |As jnsl pAld Rl,DDD for u
now DllOhnni I'm hIlA1nlDhlN Press,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Mn ,I'aaIh,

-Four hundred plk lanlh wnpe aOld In
sDOknDn WDahn no other dny for w.
900 Thn 1pmnn1s ~ thp mnlnbars NJ
Mo OpdOp 0f lllks nnd lhR growing
senmIIF hApp lnop0nAo0 lhn value ~
mo lontlh fOnrlnnn Nnnpa nRD u Mon
lNnn mnn DnI1 only RAO for mn lndInD
hnnl1pnsa lhnl oonlNlnod AOO olk lpalh,
ltlsl NnnP u AImilnp hnN1lpnAa contain
INV only psD l0nlh sold for RnOO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
IOIiNhJuugU,

Professor I'm RpNlnlnI lDp my alns1
OF hnm0r IhnAk hnnVen, ! oan NJ
why's HHH u JDkn
Mlss MnvlllA nDlh professor, Tho
sense OF hNmOp IN moi NDIlIy ~ Hea u
joke The R1nhn Df hnmDr IN AbIllly 10
tnke n JOKE indianapolis JDUpnNh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Nh hmm THE film

"IA liOpN Nng llODHW hHkbH tNH ppDl
sppotlve heir
hNOUnH replied tbe DIyaiglnn "fQnI
p00r uncle VIII peG0pGp' f|blIndelphln
North American
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Another UhiDe.e Atp0el,y,

WpAl ulllSnD Whnl hnNn yDU done ~
offend The Wnp dppnrlmnnlF
Second ulllseD why, nothing thnt
klOW or Whnl nD You mnnnY
Wpal nIllsnn ThnD how 1Opa N IlND'
Don lhAl Hen by tho dlaDnlohnB Tint
Tho American lp,Opa nTn Oh lbp way 10
TakDF Cleveland PlalD UpnInr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Nm "lluGOUpUHH hIaaD,

Mr. NUWpOp lUAlpOluIIOnaly)mH How
DlensADL II IA ID lhlnk lhnt Ne VIII DO
home together nll Hp0IInHl
hvA NuWp0p Whyr nenH yen knew
we've HOl IN GDllla
Mr. hpWpDp uD u Iielen whlspeU MI
Unn'L t0U AnH WHY aOIn lhNlY Ihe
baDy's listening phlIndnIDNlA Fpasa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
1HHUUUNlt,

"iiOw MIA H0pymbnp mites 10 Aae
money WnAln1"
"tGH Allo told mo sll0 n0OpDled N.Y.
HGpymsop chiefly bennuse no ma made
a long mIllDnd Journey ~ propose IN
her," Indianapolis Journal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
IIn nlNhlA IMAM

~ mn 1919 Thai yOn write poetry
HaId Tho Hnnkp editor IN th1 ppOOrppAdf
W
"fes, sIp,U Wns mo pnply, " Fight
poetry, ana plghl DpOse tOO,oHH Pllts'
burg ghpOnIGIavVnIHglADh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
mn nntJpp War,

Wi0W GnD Won fnll \ bRd nHR, dGApW
asked u new wife on hDp nav husband
nflAp hey IND gOnp 10 bO|usnhn0pInsl
VI dOn'I Gums would IVY 10 lmpnpl
any Information IN u bad 0HRlN p1Dllpd
hn " WOuld Ignore NJ PlttsbnpH
nhpOnIGlaIV0InHpAph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
lin jtUeu Ills UUnhI

"A I0nG alDt won NJ tho uvneh EGHtarl
dat, ana Wn weren't tlulH"
non VOL, WOuldn'l hnyn Ind n Dat
Oh MN " ! lhd bGeD lh0PD"
allow do You knOWW
nBooAnuG he WOMB GhI0aA0 Pest
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
BVapybDny Wants Vhsn,

ThaW IA, Wa understand u vlpk gnDI
epaI desire NJ Obtain lhR nav VII silver
GRrllnnNlG Oh fmp lhNl mallnp my 9th
M WI Dill, UIlnA UMpnld DIspNt0h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
vihay CAN'T

MI ThOmna W. Porter poet on the
Boston HI0DG, IN OUT Win u lyric 10 tho
effect tllAt tho country VIII OUlHvG the
town MOI " the IniapupbRD trolley
pUude anil UpGvGDt iLIE baltimore hGWh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

There N n A0rt OF n b0UdOO ab0ui
the Livingston bAmbali olub Hvafs
tiDe " comes 10 Billings there IA AM
plus Of wind IN tho 0ity,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
NM All phapa,

nWhRl kIHAA ~ A nun IN Rodney Mo-
kibbHW
non, la'a thn klnd lllnl would present
IgOU WIN lln aanODd volume M u bDOk
nnd MOI know NJ Ohl1NEO N1nDpdt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
ARIZONA kIokLEFs,
bisaiy Items NJ News FpOM \ Very
hlsEIA center,
lpoppFlehl, lVONl by p u hNWlhI

lt0ppplAhll lVWl by p u lpWlh
kIOnlNy afternoon lnal NNjM VIII
lInmaOn Mnlln n Wnanp Of HhD oven up
win 1Nlhp MDHlnnm I'M hn could
shoot n olRhp on ~ Tho month DF \
drummer from phiNNKo without hhpl
10 mo amOhph phN mnlDr mnAp n
mnRa Ol II md mknl Tho 'lWMmmWNa
ohm, ma No understand llMt 40 hnn
10 pDm0 down with MOO lD aNllIp Tho
pnAol WIN MI NlR WnppIl ihp mhlpp
N OnlN n second pnIN mNrkAWNh NM
hold better ponllnn hlMHplf 10 Dill
bDApIa md hnpn IOOpaI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Ann Mi

ntylut lieutenant E0D hlAHen mo
GllnmlHpHnldW
nWuIL wuli 4 faIl0w HnnI always DO
kIsallg G|0Unlusaaa" . ManHand0pfsr
IijUtiMp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

From oil reports th0 newspaper bnAl'
nesA 10 MONTANA IA 10 afford many pOs'
abilities tIbs fall, 9'he republican
pvOHpaflty IA accountable fnf thiA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

HUI UnliRf tbllllnh HllihhH w bth
boards MD DAIn u0opat
WhAt llla Town nnnls above any
thlDH plsn IN II llpal plaas InNllAL AMI
We VIII ehnoprullE oOppaaDODn WIN INV
ono looking Tor n GOOD opening III
fApl, Mp hnNn boon Willing hnpn And
ilppp f0I Tin lnsl bpnp, DNl ~ soon IN
W. oAplAln 10 n dentist lhNl BIN victim
VIII begin shooting ~ HpDn ~ Tho
tooth IN OH, Nnn lhnI hO must Rnl tho
drop 0D him, lhOy I0aA All Interest ma
drop tho oOlpnhDDnlanpaI lllnlp N
aOln0 rlAlb ~ No MI know, bll lllnVn ~
Il pApllON0 NJ lp0lll Willing 10 10 pnll
p1 " plugged, aud n dentist WItb Alni
oONln mako DAllpIa Or money lN0I NH
pep lnN no could hIpn II mnn 10 shoot
Tor hln
Wu occasionally permit some Rlplnr
Hpp WIN n good opinion NJ himself 10
tlll lA OH W Ollp RlunotlM III Fnp hlekr
W 0lIlUo up lnil p0asnial0Il W mo mnyr
ora room W tho pIlF hnllr An post
mnalnI Wo pDNInhenl Tho governments
nnl mo government Wlnla ~ linDW MI
nDolll II before II nOnloa down or 10
ponIl A mnn mined ilNVklna, who N
n alpADapp 10 lila l0pNlllFu lIIpd ~ eRI
DOaaeaal0n 0r Ihp p%DHl0Ilon The lnE bpr
f0I1 yesterday hIl w WHIa Obliged IN
bore \ bullet INTO nla IpHl Wa could
hive bored II Into llls h0nn 0p body nv
well, bul ho lldn'I npppnT III 10 u VI
GlOlla Inllll llo l6R answered MI pHp'
pOa0a, and h0 sends I'M W0ru Tfhin The
hospital llnl no VIII make no mlalAkaa
VI fUlIlpe
Omp esteemed contemporary IN 0nl
Wltb M AplI0le lhIs week describing
The adventures Of In editor with mn
unknown ana would lbe NasAasln Oh
our plpouls Ito Iolla how hN WIS about
10 bn all0l down when IN IipHn ma
wounded tho aiplnHW ana drove hlm
Off we hp0 Tho unknown ana W0Hln
Dor AT midnight "Wednesday nIHhl We
mel our oAlp0ineH IN We were AOlnH
home from n aOlp0n una M WIS ROInH
homo from II poker I0OnlJ ANA jnsl lOp
fun Wa yoll1n NJ hlmr lIe jumped alA
feel and alrllpk u PUN ana 0VNTF Dill
bOnpd IN bin Dnlh hnn 10. w down
There WIS 40 shooting and We dIdnIt
even HOIble Ih0 llnt 10 lplI behind
Ile luen, TINT any one should want 10
lahH hlB HE mikes ub lnuAlt.
Mr QUAD
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
THE TWO JAPS MIXED
TWO MEN WITH THE SAME
NAME.
officer Aubrey Arrests one But Gives
the Testimony in the Case Against
the Other.

Is the district court too small for the
increasing police business of Honolulu?
This is the question that was asked IN
Judge WilcoX's court this morning A
score OF people had to stand ana half
dozen attorneys could find NJ places
to -. There We're 81 cases on the cal
endar.
Terrible" was the first word that
rang through the corridors, and il fifty
expressed the sentiments Of one of the
officers a few moments later though it
was only the name of an absent drunk
who forfeited bail The officer in ques-
ton is Aubrey, who got two defend
ants sadly mixed. There were two
lnouwes on the list, number one and
number two. Aubrey had arrested one
and native had brought the other to
the station, but Aubrey identified the
other mans charge is his.
When the name Inouwe was first
called a Jap came forward and plead
ed not guilty. Aubrey took the stand
and told how he had arrested the man,
who was very drunk. When the Jap's
turn came it was found that he was
the other man, whom the native had
arrested Aubrey retired and the prose-
cution took refuge in a nolle PROSE-.
All Japs look alike to the officer, but
when the next Inouwe came he was
spared having to repeat his evidence
against him for Inouwe No 2 pleaded
guilty, not having understood the mix
up by which he could have been saved
There We're q drunks on the list al
together and all pleaded guilty but the
Jap and Emily" the well known, who
was allowed to retire with flood of
tears.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
A srccEssrti1. CONCERT.
Nearly SllOo Secured for the Lepers'
Christmas Fund

The concert Saturday evening at the
4 Opera House for the Christmas FUND
for the lepers at the Settlement was 81
splendid success socially, musically
and financially. Few, If any charitable
entertainments ever given here, have
been as successful financially. For
this treat credit is due Mrs DR. Walter
Hoffman who has had charge of o.
great part of the arrangements. others
to whom credit is due for successful
work and assistance are Mrs. Hasson.
Mrs. j. G. Hagens, Mrs Easton, Mrs.
Porter Boyd, Mrs. A. T. Murphy MISS
Juliet King, Mrs Kitcat, the Misses
Walker Luce, Cameron, and Jordan,
Mrs. Anns Montague Turner, Mrs G..
y. Cooper, the little Misses Campbell,
Howard, Herbert, Atherton and Ten
ney and Masters Herbert and Damon.
The thanks of those in charge are
also rendered to the many who donat-
ed flowers, to the Hawaiian Electric
Company, the Oahu Ice Company. the
Mercantile Printing Company. Stage
Manager Starbird, S. =. Taylor.
The entire receipts We're just short
of $1100
The concert itself was under the di-
rection of Wray Taylor. The Amateur
Orchestra was in attendance. others
on the program were Charles Prouty,
Charles d. Lufkin, the Tuxedo Quar-
tette, Miss Alice Woods. Mrs. Melvin
Naniman, Samuel Peck. Mrs. Ella
Harrison, Joseph Rosen, Harold Mott.
Smith, Miss Hyde, Mrs. Walter Hoff-
man and j. Lovette Rockwell
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
SHERIFF ANDREWS.

Sheriff L. A. Andrews, of Hawaii,
arrived in the city by the Kinau on
Saturday to consult with the Attorney
Generals department and High Sheriff
Brown in regard to several small mat
tiers of business in his office. Some
weeks ago Sheriff Andrews wrote down
that as he had not been to Honolulu
in fifteen months he would like to
make the trip and compare notes"
with the department of the happenings
of a year and a quarter. He was adj
Vised by mail to come,
Sheriff Andrews will return by to-
morrows Kinau to his stamping
grounds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
MAUTs FIRST GRAND JURY.
Found Five True Bills and Threw out
Two Cases.

WAILUKU, December 15.-The first
grand jury ever impanelled on Maui
served at the December term of the
Circuit Court which has just closed.
The following We're the members
F. w. Hardy, foreman; w. A. Nc
Kay, clerk; w. +. Reavis H. b. Will
kins, H. Dickinson, r. p, Hose, w.
L. Decoto, William Kaluakini, e. Wal
aholo, j. II. Aluh, r. M. Church. p
Cockett, ]. X. Kahookele, Moses Kau-
himahu, A. Fernandes, Jr., j. Kaluna,
Alika Dowsett, j. K. Saunders.
The grand jury found five true bills
and threw out two cases. Two of the.
indictments were against Kaula, charg-
ing him with assault with a deadly
weapon. He pleaded guilty to each
charge, and was fined $75 in each case.
Man Poon, who burglarized the Kahn
lui store, was indicted, and pleaded
guilty, upon which he was fenced to
seven years at hard labo' Doyo. the
japanese who raided All ney Hons
wardrobe was indicted, d pleaded
guilty, receiving a fine r. $50. Fugi-
motto, the Japanese who J / an assault
on an Interpreter at Spre~ helsville, was
fined $25 and IS costs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
G. D. CHASE.
MANAGER
Office: 204 Judd Building.
Telephone Main 80.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Pearl
City Cemetery will be open for inter-
ments on and after Monday, November
5th 1900. A special funeral train leave
the railroad station at 2:15 p. M, daily,
remaining at the cemetery until after
all interments.
The rates for transportation are one
dollar for the corpse, and fifty cents
for the round trip for mourners.
Plats are now on sale at the office of
the company, ranging in price from $40
up, according to location and size. No
other charges of any nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AsSO-
CITATION, LTD.
Room 8, Love Building, Fort st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
WISHES OF LEPERs.

Fred w Beckley, representative in
the. new Legislature from the island of
MOlokai, is in the city. He came down
to secure a permit to visit the leper
settlements to find out from the lepers
themselves what legislation they might
require or desire at the coming session.
AS yet he has not obtained the permit
but eMpects'to in time to take the Lee
hua tomorrow afternoon for Kalau-
papa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
THE CARSON CASE.

The William Carson case, suit for
cargo and personal effects, will be de-
cided by Judge Estee during this week
Both briefs have bene in for some days
but the evidence was so voluminous
that it has taken the stenographer
some time to transcribe 1t. AS there
win be an appeal Judge Estee's opinion
will be written and very explicit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
DENIED ALLOWANCE.

At chambers this morning Judge
Humphreys denied a petition of the
widow of Manuel A. Barete for an al
lowance for the support and education
of the children. The income from the
estate is only a little over $500 year.
The petitioner wanted $50 a month adj
ditional from something over $1,000 in
the hands of the court.
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KAUNAKAKAI; December 1T. Il.
Meyers is acting manager of Kamalo
plantation. About 40 acres of cane are
in cultivation for seed, and about fif-
teen laborers are employed. The late
storm did no damage at Kamalo eX-
cept to stimulate the growth of Ian
tana At .Kaunakakai some of the new
plantation houses We're filled with mud
from an overflow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
MEATS OF ALL KINDS.

The Metropolitan Meat Company will
receive an immense shipment of meats
of all kinds, poultry and game by the
big steamer Sierra which is due tomor-
row morning In the lot are beef, pork,
mutton, lamb, turkeys, chickens and
wild game of various kinds. The sup
ply will meet every Christmas demand.
At the tishmarket stalls tn company
has arranged to have a bountiful sup
ply of live turkeys for Christmas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
ONE NATuRALIzED.

When the Chief Deputy Marsha
opened Judge Estee's court this morn.
ing it was announced that one man
present would like to be naturalized
The subject was Fritz Elder, a ma.
tive of Germany. He was put
through" and may vote next time.
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POWER SHUT OFF.

A stud in the governor of the main
engine of the Electric company broke
at about a quarter TO nine this morn
ing and the city was without electric
power until about eleven o'clock. In
response to telephone inquiries at the
time of the break down the company
stated that power would be on again
in a few minutes.
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THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou, p. m.
Wind light, north; weather clear;
will continue so.
Morning minimum temperature, 81;
midday maximum temperature 49, ba-
rometer, 8 a. m, 30.02 irregular (cor-
rected for gravity; rainfall, "a hours
ending 8 a. m, O; dew point, a. m,
5S; humidity, 8 a. M, SIS per cent.
CURTIS j. LYONS, Observer.
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L. c. ABLES.
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF SAILING, WILDER'S
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Owing to Christmas and New Year
days falli- on Tuesday, the steamers
KINAU. CLAUDINE and LEHUA will
sail on Wednesday, December Goth, and
Wednesday, January 3D. at their reg
ular hours, instead of on their regular
days of sailing. Returning, will arrive
in Honolulu near as possible on sched-
ule time.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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TO LET.

A cottage of rooms on River street,
above Vineyard street With modern
improvements.
Apply TO j. A. M. Osorio at Luso
Publishing Co.'S office, next Bishops
Bank.
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ALAMEDA ARRIVES.

The steamship Alameda, Captain Van
Oterendorp, was sighted before noon
today, from the Colonies via Samoa.
She is three days ahead of tiroa and -
made a splendid run across the Pacific
She will now get to San Fra ncisco in
time to take the place of the SouoLIa
and make another through trip.
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BYAUTHORITY

Notice is hereby given that Edmund
j. Lord, has this day been appointed
Superintendent Of Sewers for the city
Of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii.
j. A. McCANDLESS,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department OF Public Works, Homo
lulu, December H. 1890.
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PUBLIC CONCERT.

At Emma Square this evening the
band will present the following selec-
lions:
PART l.
"Cagliostro" ...... Adam
Fantasia-"The Cossack's Patrow -.
Grand Selection-"I Trovatore". Verdi
Songs
(a) "Since We said Goodbye"
90 Her Name is Rose"
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(cl Believe Me, Love-"
(d) Maggie OConnor."
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART II.
Selection-"A Runaway Girl (by re-
queSt) .......... MOncktOn
Waltz-"The Wedding of the Winds"
'.'.'........ .......... ............ Hall
IntermeZZo-"S alome" ........ Lorraine
Medley-"In Sunny Tennessee" Mills
Star Spanglcd Banner"