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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
BIDWELL ORDERED SEIZURES.
The Collector Takes n Hand In the SIN
aiuation Gases.

Collector Bidwell and Appraiser Wake
man said yesterday AZ the close OF buss
ness tina neither Of them had seen A.
sistsnt Secretary Of the Treasury Spauld
ing. who. II was reported. had left WASH
ington 10 give his personal attention TO
the investigation into the alleged frsudu-
lent invoicing and examination Of silks
brought In at this port. Both officials
denied that they had any appointment
with the Assistant Secretary. and declared
that they did not know he WAS TO h. in
town except through newspaper reports.
Collector Bidwell said that he had formally
ordered the seizure Of two Consignments
81 japanese silks. which he personally
inspected on Friday and became satisfied
were fraudulently invOiced These are
the goods belonging 10 A y Rossnthal
A Co of e. Greene street, and have a foreign
value Of $40. 80.
A. s koeenthal. the head OF the firm,
insisted yesterday that his hou-e a not
thing would be Strengthened out at the
proper time. h thirteen cases which
have been seized are only n portion OF the
goods held up by the appraiser for thor
ough examination. Hall a dozen other
firms are Interested In the goods and may
be found TO nave been favored by examiners
or to have defTauded the Government by
falsely invoicing.
Charles G. Browne. formerly an examiner
OF silks at the Appraisers Store-. reported
10 the appraiser for duty Yesterday. Browne
said that he had been taking care " his sick
wife and had not received the telegram
asking him To return TO duty.
II was reported a; the Custom House yes
teriay that another lot Of japanese silks
had been under examination at the APP
praiser's Stores and that the weights Of the
osses forming the lot had also h~en found
90 he In excess Of the weights stated In
the invoice. II Is presumed that this lot
OF silks will also be seized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
BUFFALO GIRLS SUDDEN CHOICE.
Cnangcs Her Mind on Her wedding Day
and weds Another.

RUFVALo. Aug. i7.-N II o'clocl; this
morning. according 10 announcer 'nts
made in local papers. Miss Lillian l. Block
one % Bufalo's society BELLE. was TO have
been married To J. A. Lows. n wealthy
manufacturer from Philadelphia. ~ .
O'Clock this morning - Block and X =.
Kelly OF this city. general agent for the
WABASH Railroad. were nArrsed mt the home
Of the Rev. byron u staufcr. who j. a friend
OF Mr.. Kelly After N" ceremony The
new " Unmarried Iair ven ~ the lroguois
Hotel. where they had a wedding break
fast AMI wher~. It l. said. Mr. Lewis Wa
asleep nj that tine No explanation A. to
why Mis- plocl preferred Mr.. Kelly could
10 secured except the hride's remark,
ct as sudden. but Dob pleaded 10 hard
| couldn't refl-a HIM
Mr.. Staurcr insisted on Ia, ing the CON
sent OF tho tride's mother before he would
p~crfornI the ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
morn >ISTTRS HtNT INV.
beIic HAS kate Arrested ~ a Nsgrsnt
IN I1Eht Over tpecr, pl,al NsJsr,

Belle Smell. the BROOKLYN Young woman
who r~r-ntlv caused tho arrest ~ BENJAMIN
Franklin Waite. who calls him~alf a Major
AMI b. r. ~Iriui-r. had her sister kaiie ar
rested Yesterday "p q charge q NagIaucv
Matte procured hail PENDING q hearing
TOMORROW morning bile sav- sh- b. ths
lawful vtf. - Na4f". who. -he d~cisr~-
abandoned lsrr Cor h-T rlst-f
Tho rHurf oNo~f vho hai fhs sarfaut
g. kaflr flruI hrr a. rs Adams .tr,-f
vNlHh D. alb flr ai#rtr Z MaITr Sl. AID
-n- dlI hl- vsAt.g and uss.l-i t--irag q
NagraH. Size b. IN Noars ia. -I. saYs buf
hef mUfhsf us-.rfr thaf -lsr !. fIsf Iasf Dc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
MULE SAVES BolrS LIFE.
stops Just In Time To let Lad bro WING
In Canal Grab Tow Line.

RIrcHTIELD. y. j, Aug E-Charles
Cameron. tho sixteen year-old son Of a
farmer Of this place. was saved from drown
Ing by a mule to-day. The lad was bathing
in the Morris Canal alone, and was seized
with cramps A canal boat came along
drawn hy a big mule known a. Mike. Mike
instantly stopped, allowing the rope TO fall
slack. The captain of the boat loosened
the rope from the boat at the same time
shouting To Cameron To grasp u, which the
boy did Then Mike started on solWly and
pulled Cameron out Of the water. The boys
iather would like To buy Mike and pension
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

i24 size. $3.50; this line OF Blankets is simply matches, soft,
Spongy Blankets. worth 81 %, S4.S and $500; silk bound.
Matthews No. 8 and No. o California Blankets, full ia size,
red, blue or gold bordered; no such Blankets were ever sold
for less than $3.50, silk bound, our price this sale, a pair s4.3o
Matthews No. 10 California Blankets, full ii-4 size, only one
case, red, bue or pink border. a beautiful Blanket; in tact, a
Blanket that is usually sold al 5000, silk hound, a PAIR 500
Matthews No. II California Blankets, full ii.4 size, $500 pair
tins is a price for which we give phenomenal value; all we
ask is to compare our $500 Blankets with others; actually
worth so so.
Mathews No. - ALL.WOOL BLANKETS, io.4 size, $500 a
pair; it'd size, $3.50 a pair; these are guaranteed all wool,
warp and filling, and are truly wonderful value for the money.
Matthews No. - Blankets, red, blue or pink Dor
dered, a pair .......... .,... ....... ...,...... ,S.oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
rr.,., ssr wrecA. ne~r IrssA prner
nlhlN ltnfI-

tuvcry trurk boo sbafra o. lusrtth
itar Nas cns-siuF l.i-H's H,rHIls s s.san
.fp-f. NuroklVr. Yesterday ulaWng whFu
d I.i~fHN aN-fun t Ilr, "a. aa.aff=i suh
e. Iu. fHl# vas ufs-r asld frr issf krrs
tIa.H.sIH aIfIIs taH f"rHur III" ftH rr.H.HI
AMI ras tfrII UF =fra pol. ltFs
o. 800 slri H .H I. fHHH Hr" .H Hr
3d. I=F tr.4 f .H I#. aHaI H
Eel as' rsls Co. j.. N haI1 d.
H. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
col. ). ~. JEssrrs BODY FOuND.
Tskrn from Ontario Canal Ne Had Becn
Missing since "Wednesday.

LYoNs. Aug a. The body q Col John n.
JeSsup. the missing agent Of b Mctropoh-
tan LATE Insurance Company Vas found In
W. Ontario canal this moTning easi oi the
vllAg- An arm and the -kuil wcf' fractured
uut the clothing aud pruperty on the person
were undisiurt-si Til" cs- j. being inNeeti-
gated Je~sup vac "olon-i If company A.
Highty-ninth New Nork Infantry He leaves
a widow ana one daughter ". Disappears
last "Wednesday Afternoon arof making
A collection IN the railroad yArds. wher- ~
cBmplain~i 81 The heal Tie bodv Was
found hAlf n mile away
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
NEVER nan va TtTHER.
Mother Gone, ANYWAY. AMI n Deserted
small itoy Lett on q teid World.

" "
4 ragged. TOW barred urrhin went up
Ia Policeman Ileycr on last Torty-Rrst
street on FRIDAY night Tho lad had teen
CRYING and sohlssi ou' thar b" was hungry.
Why don't yer 30 home Instead Of run
min about ~" s'r-'t. after dark de-
manded tho cop ~irrnly
4 ain; got no home was the reply
le received
'Pvhnt'- Ileyer ea-red, and YOU 10
a lad nf IL
'\ir".- corrected tho slrplicant
where's W mother vn- the merit
question
Dunno said the little stranger. and
~" tear, he had ducd lrgsn to stream
down his ~, eks again
-Gon- away and len yer 10 vers,lf's
asked The msn IA blue morr ,ymr1thct-
icaliV Tho 10y nodded assent
didn't slv noitip' about Il a, all
'Rut Nrr gu' a dad TO L. -Irc9- ne
Policeman continued
-NoT-. Answered tho Lost lad rubbing
on" hare lcg against the other. Never
-GccWhilluns'- Hcyrr broke out To
- -uic 'hi- " a tough Wor I'D An hoe
long have w. i-~n de--rt~d'.
Thr-~ davs. sAid tho hoy Tic peo-
10 iu th" hou-' gave NO thing. TO eat hut
! sp--- us,y act tired &C y 1sey.told ne
o. - Go a co. 20 a UsliccmRu
Never TOOK ~. vuungst"r 60 tho Gerry
.sI.'N where ht~ a~fIstiis vas siill-d i--
fore Auv gussiiuis WV asked Nhen
tIr is1. s'otnach va full he informed
u-r.rugAtor. that ~ uam~ va philtp
NUvsI HHd 'hsi lis mother. Mama HuNel!,
usal fH H,r a' - iA-f loffV-hn.t street.
Arsrf N"flIue made a -arch Tor he
woman iUf uruld Md 10 trar~ e h.r.
Al te ui-ouNcr~d. 10 -sNs. vas that sl.
iad q ial f-TutatIan and Lsd t~rn ar
Rested o. u4ufsf = iimrs - v~st.r-
Iny boz tho Nork,i'i- paiio- cur rtiitp
y a. nmufrf.I o. See tafhulir rruf.rtury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
LTTIIR .,RRIIR Va TIPsTrR
I'M es'igstioR i:son-rst-- Ium ~ . charge
Irem ne.l-,ur.

c.Hrgn co. the Nv Nork onio.. a. tho ~
qH~ f sup ~t~~ar 80 R-lhrvus Hoo
30 N~'sfrriaN Investigated Ito charge
Q s a rf.I raru.r had i9~u ouuvrttns
tra'hs he tho hospital 60 uuirf
l's''s w afNauf- uf tU. u-gIlar nntir~s
De- uHIhiur vhat.svf iu on. AID
lu" lrif.T cawieF b. ouu-
2 ,RHHrfufHI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
TiTu nr>tnu ,uID,>T.
sisi~F N~n~l~, Jsset,h 81 rpst,s,.urs
U~ ef ItrF lnbur-,

utftNsrt uU AuE o. SsIrr NHurftr'
a-Th u pafuiurr di-- 81 a.r.a $500
Tisr.Ug uf H|lr-s y~i q usuavs az
sHF .fHr' h. ,,ef SHsfss I rau AID
Sf l.FlaH .' fHF hH trus tHHVrut "a
Nfsw hHasfHH NusHh vsfn tluu~n frum
o. Hantagr ffaar tafss t-nauiis naEhi-nsi
e fHf "aH arf u~Ffrrauuins tH "a sisfUr
huttt. asr4h D kA "a fSggf~ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

Matthews No. IL all-wool Blankets, 1914 size, $3.50 a pair ii-4
size, $3.50 a pair; i2-4 size, $3.50 a pair; red. pink and blue
horder, silk bound, worth $500, 5000 and 500.
The better grades OF all-wool and California Blankets can be
bought o: US at a big saving from usual prices.
Dozens Of cases OF all cotton Blankets, at soc. a pair, 1914 size .
75e. 4 pair ii.4 size; SlOO a PAIR. TIA size S1.Io a pair
TIA size Si"25 a pair, ii-4 size Sl.3 4 pair, IT'D size
$3.50 a pair, ia size all soft, fluffy Blankets and surpris.
ingly good value al each prise.
In connection with our Blanket Sale we shall open a full line
OF BllnkeuburgS celebrated ComforterS. both cotton and down
filled, Slkoline, ateen and silk covered, at less than usual prices.
If YOU wish, pay a small deposit on any Blanket advertised
and we will hold until wanted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

Matthews No. , Blankets, lo.4 size. hall wool; a good, sensible
Blanket, either red. blue or pink border pair D.. ........ sL.o2
Matthews No. , Blankets, ~ size, halt wool, either red. que
or mink border A mir ......... 81 oS
Matthews No. Blankets, iO-4 size, a firmly made, slightly
Blanket, either red, blue or pink border, % per cent. wool, a
pair ... ........ ........ 81
Matthews No. 4 Blankets, splendid value, iO-4 size, SIS a pair
lid size. S275 a pair, either red. blue or pink border, finished
with wide binding, worth 800 and SIS a pair 90 per cent.
wool.
Matthews No. 5 Blankets, io.4 size, $3.50 a pair ia size,
$3.50 a pair a heavy, finely woven Blanket, either blue, red or
pink border worth 1925 and s1.7S a pair.
Matthews No. 8 Blankets, full ia size, either red, blue or pink
bordered really worth s4oo, silk bound, A pair So IS
Matthe VS. No. 7 Blankets, iO-4 size, S32S; ii.4 size, S.7s;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
Wan, damages Tor ma >r,,.sarr

sVItanus ~mHH A o. ct JlHu~s.T
Ma has tlsi w tH~ tuifi slate nis.
iur ualr boz klsu IaI-fs m o. sr .sb
agu. fts .vusH- Hf fIs -'~aU.'HT NH."rl-
rF I. rrr"t tIntg iaHusrr o. .Ie
ug ~ IIaHF t.fuIsg aI la..lf
q kar &C., NaIr| s.r ua H
f.a U# H U 81 r'HgI sH fH
is ullslaausgrmHu d tHr Mesoiaaivs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
'r~ss,-r iha,,.~a >r,,r,i Too MI,

sH f#uT~lrr Holden. isug at
4 |rH Ha-r val. --- o., Z uH.f sis~
Nar.|aI caldwell Oft Mr-lIfr
taf uH a NIs ssHur Hu o. A.Iu
~sr 80 taI44Hs sua fTIalU ans.au
"a 4 49, %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
Inlars,as Jsrs-, s-ntrsI. nuisa,as. Z

Tars 49,, fi~i vFh ne Budding I~-
raffr.rt YESTERDAY ~ LOUIS Hnsuum.
arHfn~n fur 10 srlarr u-Ht - ths orc
iuIInF - ths t.lffsl 81 Trad q Ne-
A.u-rv n lat.rfN go Ana Wet
sf-~is ~ tnr sldU.Hr - Hhr.- sfaT-s &
irHrs suA gsril. a. r~ T~Fs-eui tsusf~T
.frr~u. Iaa iufEasslsal - e~t
10 uR. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
Morris Chair.

Morris Chair OF
elegant design
In golden oak or
mahogany nu-
"ish. broad arms.
shaped legs.
carved front.
spring seat can
b. adjusted TO
ssveral. differ
ent positions.
complete" with
reversible cush-
ions covered IN
new and b.auti-
fol designs Of
Arlington aud
Belgian velours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

made IN ayers,
Will not pack. mat
IT lump soft and
very Comforta-
HE equal In wear
ing qualities to
any 80 " Hair
Mattress made Z
# and . 70 9
iu sig". q
aud 2 Il q IN
size ~ "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
Bedding Department.

Particular attention l. given TO this de-
partment. and TO insure perfect cleanliness
We do hot exchange Mst,resse-. springs.
etc - all who purchase Bedding of MS know
they are getting fresh. new goods.
this month will sell pure felt Mattresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
For Carpet Buying Now Is the Opportunity.

They ire a good thing to save money on The thrifty hoasekeepu would say ~hter
t1v1gmce To- pay more when yu al buy here's so much under price. which means from
5000 to 5000 n room. As to anLy each grade is Of the highest class and tn combine
ton OF cdS THE best
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to or ROYAL WLToNS. over i2s different designs to
rtk from all II which are private patterns confined to u.s. Kcluiyeh, baIieS the many
Others shown. Almost any variety and Shk NJ cdor desired will be found in this ARTISTIC
COLLECTION. You can select now and We will deliver and lay at your con, enhncs. Fer
these few items nay be Of interest 10 you
81 as Administer At per ward 10 o. 10 Velvet Carpet at per I'd .. SO
90 SaVonuere Administers. at d 81 90 RV Tapestry carpet at per yd . ~
81 G and o. % Administer. at per d So &c Ingram Carpet at per yd so
10 ANmmSers at per I'd rs o. On IInohmns per square yd laid 10
" u and u IS BODY rus~rs carpet "a SIC straw Mating. worth 80 90 and SO 90 a roll
o. ~ Velvet CarpeL a. per I'd ~ Of 80 vds. t a rdl q \ and % 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
Our August Sale of Furniture Continued.

Dressers and ChiffOniers.
uoiuen oaS Dresser. piano polish nnish. full
swell front. ? large drawers and ? small
drawer. bras trimming. shaped standard.
With bevel French plate mirror te1A20
10 STA SO
Handsome solid golden oak Chinoni"rs.
gloSs ruish. ~ inches vide. 10 inches deep,
5 DR. wct.. shaped top. ynyi2 French b"vel
plate mfror. actual value . o. now re-
duted to ...... ....... 50. Ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

prices wehMeae muHan wbhmkas~ were Fought early p. because we M save m@yH~ ddE that's we
y" mmMs Sm @aE S% "@M%%m % save @% % mw % R eSm % %" mwa nMmn a %m en%a W %f %D % pmm no"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
Daily Graphic.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Wanted, carrier with pony. Ap- ply at Graphic office.
 A little house that is doing bis business. Walker Drug Co.
 Fresh comb honey just receiEeei ], in one pound frames. Strauss d Mil Ter.
 Summer sausage requires no cooking. We have all kinds. StfaHss & Miller.
 Twins, boy and girl. new rule the household of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Penny.
 ..-"Rutter Thins,7 the newest bus cult. tiekel the palate. For sale only by Strauss < Miller.
 Mrs. Bearlslee,s sunday scao7I class will give an ice cream supper Tuesday night at Riverside church
 Physicians will find solidifed for II dehyde and generators at the u9- to late druggists, Walker Drug e.
 -Everyboay is thinking Grape Juice, the most healthfal sumner drink. All size bottles Strauss 1 Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
\ still alarm of fire was sount

A still alarm of fire was sounded early Saturday morning from the store of MT. Charles Veil on West BarraQDe street. \ burning fue was the eaaae-
 "A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph s. Kornfeld Saturday night and Rabbi Kornfaa is as happy papa as gou eFer saw.
 There will be a rehearsal at the Merrill Institute Monday night y the Chorus club which will represent Pine Bluff at the state musical festival at Little Rock Wednesday ard Thursday.
 Prescription work is our speciality Everything delivered promptly until 10 o'clock at night. Open every night till F o'clock. If prescriptions are delivered after 10 o'clock. 10c messenger fee extra. Walker Drug Co.
 Mir. j. NJ. Raines. editor of the Fol. dyee Chronicle Enterprise, was in the city a while Saturday accompanied by his wife and children. He vas re turning home from Hot spfinas. where he attended the press association meeting.
 To the Physicians of Piaa Bluff: If you have a prescription to aa 3e- liverel quick at any time. tephane. send OF leave it with IS: We will 2,gs hosh zaarse.f anl patient szt: faction ta service and accuracy aa5 prices. Walker Drug Co.
 -Ra av. Frank Thompson, pastor of fha Christian church, is i'll and saara ,aill 4e ne services at the Christian church today on that account Rev. Thompson is sf9& at tAa home of 3Ir. H. e Knox His h.otAe4 NJ Iae Thompson, arrived from Nebraska Sat maay aisht and is II his bedside. John Snteae, E0ang Ha- gro was arrested and lodged in jail Saturday on charge of assaalt and battery lie was later tried in Esq. Garrett's cont, found guilty and fined $25 and costs. Spiosr almost ruined the looks of . country negro Friday night by smashing him in the face with a scantIne.
 The Pine Blgtf News eemo3ny hss secured the exclusive geney far the St. Louis Star, thus adding anoth- er of the great metropolitan dailies to their already complete service The Star is strictly antoaate daily. and the fact that the Pine Blsff= News company is their local agent is ! guarantee of good service.
 -Berniee the ten-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. j. C. Schloss. met with a painful accident Saturday aft ernoon. She slipped and fell upon the brick pavement in the yard and her forehead came in contact with the sharp corner of brick, and a long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
gnqIaad Behind the Times

Let IS be glad that wa live in l free country Tho Enslsh courts have Hnseated GonseiFesise aemhea of parliament for pgbl:sh:as false state ments about his opponent Nc misht be able to get elong without the b.n Of rights or any of onr constitutional guarantees, hRt the right D lie about the other fellow in 0oltical cam- paign ia saered.-Dctrai5 Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
The sn-stran lA.aoul.

Tn samatra. f a woman is eft wid- ow, immediately after her husband $ leath she plants flagstaff at her door. epon which a flag is raised. So long as the flag remains Untogn he the wind t4e etiquette of sUmatra f5gbis.s#ae 70 n bHt a t,fa first rent, a8~az E" tiaE. she can iaE aside aal apl t.1 sSf 9t#e4 sa has Te4aaha8a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
NEGRO DRAYMAN
6efore tie Court on the Charge
 Cotton Ctesling.

Richard Fox. 2 negro drayman. ya1 ap in police court sataH'av merniae on 3 charge Of stealing and disfosia2 Of anothers cotton. The plaintiff : charge him with stealing raw e2t.an from bales. stored in local ware house and selling it D Bradford X Knox,s mattress factory. The cotton men. from whom the cotton was stol en, are prosecuting the negro and have employed lawyer to assist item in the prosecution. Tae case was postponed to allow Fox ta secure the services of an attorney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
Tne 2rafeseionsl Bore.

Dr. Heron and Miss Rand only sail twenty words anI they We're married
 Bnt 3ne Brown, Mho Lad nothing t do mith the case. took the floor and talked fer half an hour Why is i that professional refaan,ags, whether religion, morals. oe ae,ifias, are al ways bores ?-Eew York Evening Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09

Nh. Ewing R. Taylor has resign ed his position at the Bank of Pine Bluff to accept a position with Marsh & Riley.
 Mrs. F. L. piHey entertained Misses Grace York, Fay and Irene Taylor and Fife Barrow at luncheon on last Tuesday evening
 We will sell or rent your property for you; all details carefully looked after Remit monthly rents. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
DEATH REc0Rr

The infant son of Ir. and Mrs. p. [ Meeks died Friday night and the re- mains were carried to Cleveland coun- ty Saturday for burial MT. Meeks is a member of the Pine Bluff police force
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09

gash was cut just over the left eye. \ physician had 10 take couple of stitches to close the wound. The lit tie girl suffered loss of much blood by the accident.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-05

game in Honolulu for years Neither
teams had previously lost a game in
this series.
Up to the end of the sixth inning the
game was a good one, and at that
point the score stood 2 to 2. In the
seven, inning Rabbit pitcher for the
Stars, went to pieces and a number of
errors turned the fortunes of the day.
In the course of "A very few minutes the
Athletics piled up nine runs which
gave them a total of H.. In the same
inning the Stars recorded g. but that
did not count for anything. The re-
suit at the end was II to g. Betting was
in favor of the Stars.
The Honolulu Athletic club is a new
Organization. 1t celebrated its victory
in enthusiastic style in the evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-05

The morning of life is the time of
abundance, rrofnSion, strength, yigor,
growth. When the sun begins to sink,
when the midday of life is past, then
the hair begins to fade and the silvery
gray tells of approaching age.
Sunrise or sunset Which shall
your mirror say? If the former, then
it is rich and dark hair, long and heavy
hair; if the latter, it is short and fall
ing hair, thin and gray hair.
The choice is yours, - for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-05
FOUND CONvENIENCEs.

Teachers from the TIL -Dos made good
use of the Y. M. C. A. while here and
appreciated very much the conveniences
there found. One specially priced adj
vantage was the dark room where the
pedagogues developed their snap shots
obtained in Honolulu.
Before the vessel sailed Secretary
Brown put aboard of her 500 magazines
for the edificatiOn of the switch-weild-
ers on their way to Manila. He also
contributed on his own behalf a bunch
of bananas 70 be eaten while the maya
zines are being read.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-05
MONEY DEPOSITED HERE.

The First National Bank has become
the denository for funds collected at
the custom house, and hereafter all
moneys will be kept there in place of
being shipped to the sub treasury in
San Francisco The idea is to keep the
money in the country, the former prac-
tice of making monthly shipments to
the Coast entailing a severe drain up
on the coin of the Islands. During the
year about $1,500,O0O had been sent
away.
About $4,000 was deposited in the
bank last Wednesday by Collector
Stackable. This money is to the Gre
dit of the Government.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-05
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,

WAILUKU, August 3.-Lui Kuaiaina
young Hawaiian about IA years old
who lived at the mouth of lao Valley,
was accidentally killed Friday evening
a short distance from his home He
went up the valley shooting birds.
Standing near a rock above his home he
was seen going through the military
manual of arms presumably in imita-
ton of what he had seen at the drills
of Company l. His gun seems TO have
slipped and been discharged, the load
entering his body just below the breast
causing practically instant death. No
inquest was held.