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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-28

POiASJA, Liz biSAA'2SJ - S-S "
o zamachu ma niego sanego, lord
Kitchener mic ME donosi.
PEK1N, 2Sgo Stycznia.
W prowincyi sizing Lii tysiace lu-
dzi umiera gfodu. Rad chinski
rozporzadzif, by rozdawac ogromne
ilosci ryzu potrzebujacym, Posto-
vie dowiedzieli sic, re chrzescija-
ME bywaja pokrzywdzani przy roz-
dawnictwie, nawet karani "a ze-
branie. Poslowie amerykanski, bry-
tyjski i francuzki zaprotestowali u
ksiecia Cling Ii Hung Czanga j
zostai ogfoszony edykt cesarski,
nakazujacy pod kara Sciecia urze-
dnikom uwzgledniac ChrzesciJan
ma r6wni Chinczykani.
PARYz, 2S-go Styeznia. =
Gazeta .socyalistyczna lie Petit
Son" niedawno ogfosiia, re swoim
abonentom sprzedawac bedzie bar
dzo tanio rewolwery. Dowodzifa, re
dla dobra rzeczypospoliteji wo-
gole kraju nar6d powinien bye uz-
brojony. Rad przez tydzien sle-
dzif to postepowanie W koncu,
gdy przyszedf do przekonania, re
skfad broni W rekach ludzi goto.
wych kazdej chwili do zamachu
stanu jest niebezpieczny, skonf-
skowaf caly zapas nagromadzony.
HENRIETTA, l. T. % Stycznia. =
Przywieziony tn zostaf Chitto Har-
10, zwany Crazy Snake, jeden z
gf6wnych przyw6dzcow powstan-
czych Indyan. Asystent zwiazko'
wego marszafka, Grant johnson,
jeden najsmielszych czlonk6w
sztabu marszalka Bennetta, wyko-
nal pred dwoma dniami niesfycha-
ME zuchwaly napad ma oszancowa-
ny oboz tego Indyanina W poblizu
Enfala, IS mil stad, udaio mu sic
porwat goi przywieze do Henriet-
ia, gdzie go scisle strzega. zda'
je sic, re aresztowanie Crazy
Snake" i pochod marszafka Benne-
tia ma wsch6d, polozy koniec pow
staniu Indyan. Bennett wyruszyt
z szesciu deputies, konstablem
Hubbard komisarzem Hanson
dzisiaj, W Poniedzialek, wojskiem
tu przysfanem do polozonych ma
wschod stad kryj6wek innych przy-
w6dzc6w Indyan niezawodnie
wkr6tce uda mu sic ich ujac.
WASHINGTON, 2Sgo Stycznia. =
W Sobote W izbie posfow zrobiono
duze postepy bilem tyczacem sic
rewizyi ustaw pocztowych, i z 221
stron blu jeszcze tylko 26 pozosta-
ie ME zalatwionych. w senacie
przez try godziny bez rezultatu
odbywaly sic narady mad poprawka
| do novel; O budzecie dla Indyan,
tyczaca sic robienia pomiar6w, ce-
lem nawodnienia znacznych obsza-
row W Arizonie. W biezacym ty-
godpiu jeszcze ma senat zafatwic
sic kilku bilami budzetowymi, ja-
kotez bilem tyczacym sic obnize-
MIA podatku wojennego, z biIem ty.
czacym sic subwencyi okretowych
i moze jakimi bilami filipinskimi.
ERIE, Colo, 2Sgo Stycznia. =
| Ma wielkiem zgromadzeniu gorni-
k6w W p6fnocnym dystrykcie ko-
pain wegla, uchwalono, by wszyscy
| gornicy W kopalniach, W kt6rych
| przyznano juz wyzsze place, ode.
sill cd roboty na czas tax dfugi,
dop6ki Northern Coal Co.,. row.
niez ME przyzna pfac wyzszych,
tax, by W cafym dystrykcie te pfa-
ce zostafy zaprowadzone. Tym spo-
sobem rozpoczyna sic jeden mai
wiekszych strajkow, jakiedy kiedy-
kolwiek W tym dystrykcie zarzadza-
no.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % Stycz. =
| Gubernator Yates zamianowaf 81
czionkow swego sztabu wojskowe-
go, kt6rych 7 zatrzymaf ze sztabu
byfego gubernatora Tannera.
Legislature W biezacym tygodniu
zajmowae sic bedzie gfownie wy
znaczeniem czfonk6w r6znych ko-
L =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-28

Opr6cz tego otrzymaf cesarz od
kr6la insignia orderu Podwiazki,
brylantami wysadzane. Jest on
iuz oddawna rycerzem tego orderu,
a insignia brylantowe zamierzata
mu doreczyc W dniu jego urodzin
zmaria kr6lowa.
Cesarz uradowany zatelegrafo-
wal do lorda Salisbury lorda Ro.
bertsa tenn, re zostaf miano-
wany feldmarszafkiem otrzymat
cd obydwu serdeczne powinszowa-
MIA.
MEDYoLAN, 2S Stycznia.
Wiadomosc smierci sfynnego
kompozytora Verdi'ego byfa otyle
przedwczesna, re W Sobote zyf Je-
szcze, ale juz ME odzyskat przy-
tomnosci, a umart dopiero W Me
dziele o godz. pot do 3 rano. Ze
wszystkich stron kraju nadchodza
telegramy kondolencyjne; iedna z
pierwszych depesz nadeszfa Cd
kr6la. Zmarly rozporzadzif, by
pogrzeb Jego odbyf sic jak mai
skromniej bez muzyki: ,spiew
dw6ch ksiezy, dwie swiece zapalo.
ne i krzyz wystarcza" = powiada
W SVEN rozporzadzeniu. Przyja-
ciolom pozostawif znaczne legata.
Zdaie sic, re pogrzeb odbedzie sic
W Srode lub W Czwartek; zwfoki
zostana zfozone W kaplicy schroni-
ska dla starych muzykow, zafozo-
nego przez Verdi'ego.
Wczoraj W Rzymie W senacie
wygfaszano mowy ma Geese zmarfe-
go, a premier Sarocco oznajmif, re
marmurowe popiersie wielkiego
kompozytora zostanie ustawione W
sail senatu. Jezeli zmarfy ME
zostawif innego rozporzadzenia,
to pogrzeb odbedzie sic na koszt
rzQdu.
PETERSBURG 2Sgo Stycznia. -
Car Mikoiaj malzonka przybyf W
Sobote wieczorem Liwadyi do
stolicy zostaf powitany przez lu-
dnosc wielkiemi owacyami. Mia
sto byfo wspaniale udekorowone;
przy dworcu ustawiona byia bra
ma tryumfalna, przy ktorej cara
powitali carowa- wdowa, carewicz,
wielcy ksiazeta wielkie ksieznicz-
XII. Po5r6d radosnych okrzyk6w
tfum6w, para carska udaia sic do
katedry kazanskiej, gdzie zostaia
uroczyscie powitana przez metro
polite i duchowienstwo. Stamtad
udano sic przez Newski Prospekt
do palacu, pred kt6rym ugrupo-
wani byli studenci mfodziez
szkolna. W czasie jazdy do paia-
Gu bito we wszystkie dzwony W
miescie. Wieczorem odbyia sic
iluminacya.
RzYM, 2S-go Stycznia. =
Ukazafa sic juz encyklika Ojca
Swietego o socyalizmie. Nosi ona
date Is Stycznia, Papiez wykazuje
W niej, jaka jest r6znica pomiedzy
socyalizmem katolicka demokra-
cya. Podczas gdy socyalizm zaj-
mule sic tyIko sprawa dobrobytu
materyalnego r6wnosci socyal-
nej, demokracyi chrzescijahskiej
chodzi takze dobro duchowe obok
polepszenia bytu materyalnego. W
koncu Papiez zacheca katolikow,
azeby obznajamiali sic zasadami
demokracyi chrzescijanskiej i sta
rail- sic ich rozpowszechnienie.
Powinni upominac nar6d i robot
nik6w, azeby unikali wszystkiego,
co ma ceche rewolucyjna, azeby
,szanowali prawa innych, miano-
wicie prawa swych chlebodawcow i
przefozonych, azeby ME oddawali
sic pijanstwu i wypefniali przepisy
religijne. w TAXI tylko sposob mo-
re zapanowac ma swiecie pokoj SO.
cyalny.
LoNDyN, 2sgo stycznia. :
Lord Kitchener donosi o kilku no.
wych potyczkach ma wschodnich i
zachodnich konczynach Transwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-28

Schweizer Jeszcze pred roklem
wskoczyf do jeziora zamiarem u
topienia sic, lecz wyciagnieto go
w6wczas 2 wody.
Brzydka sprawa.
Ma stacyi policyjnej w. Chica-
go ave. siedzi pod kluczem Jan A
domajtis, bibliotekarz czytelni W
Domu Zwiazku Narodowego. Oska-
rzono go o niemoralne obcowanie
z mafoletniemi dziewczetami, a
mianowicie Rozalia Graft pm.
7S w. Division, Marya Stano pm,
81 Sloan Joanna Zunkarska z pm.
l14 w. Division. Fizyk miejski
DIR. Moore zbada dokfadnie, o lie
dziewczeta sa uszkodzone fizycznie.
Zarzad Zwiazku Narodowego po-
wierzyf obrone oskarzonego panu
j. Smulskiemu, adwokatowi Sedzla
O'Donohue naznaczyf termin W tel
sprawie ma 5 Lutego.
Straszne nieszczescie.
Mfoda, piekna i wyksztafcona
panienka Stella Thomas Bur-
lington jechala wczoraj elewatorem
W gmachu Young Women's Chri-
stan Association, gdzie DIR. b. l..
Reife szczepif kobietom ospe. Me
znoszac jazdy elewatorem, zemdla-
la upadia tax nieszczesliwie. re
glowa jej dostala sic miedzy kant
podlogi sciane klstki elewatoru.
Gdy zatrzymano winde ma 5 pie
trze, pokazafo sic. re czaszka PAN
ny Thomas byfa potrzaskana. Me
boga wyzionela ducha pod reka o.
patrujacego ja lekarza.
ZnaleziOne kury.
q wystawy drobiu W Coliseum
kazaf George Newman, wiasciciel
drogocennych okazow kurzego ro-
du, odwiezc do swego domu swoj
pierzasty inwentarz. Powierzyf to
zadanie frmie ekspresowej. Brett,
kt6rej woznica stanat ma rogu
State i Van Buren SITS. i VISTA
pill do salunu, azeby sic pokrzepic.
Pc chwili, gdy wyszedf, ME zna-
lazf ma ulicy wozu khrami. Zaa-
larmowana policya rozpoczefa po-
szukiwania i znalazia woz z kura-
mi W uliczce "a domem pm. $40
State st.
Niebezpieczny przyjaciel.
Nick Christian byf kucharzem u
salunisty O'Malley, a Mike Farrell
mieszkaf mad salunem. Obydwoch
faczyfa serdeczna przyjazn. w
Sobote poszli razem do teatru, ma
stepnie wstepowali W rome miej-
sea ostatecznie przybyli do salu-
nu O'Malley'u. Tam pokf6cili
sic, gdy Nick Christian wyrzekf
iakies brutalne sfowo, Farrell do
byf rewolweru strzelif do przyja-
ciela kilka razy. Rama jego jest
smiertelna. Farrell zbiegf i poll
cya szuka 60 dotychczas nadarem-
ME.
Nedzarze.
Pm. 1857 Commercial ave-, W So.
Chicago mieszka rodzina MacieJa
Dulawskiego. Pracowaf on dawniej
we fabryce Illinois Steel Works,
lecz pred kilku miesiacami zacho.
rowaf i stracif moznosc zarobkowa-
MIA. zona jego trudnifa sic odtad
praniem bielizny, lecz jej zarobek
ME wystarczaf ma utrzymanie meza
szesciorga dzieci. Policya zasta-
la wczoraj w domu Dulawskiego 8
miesieczne dziecko bez duszy re-
SITE czlonkow rodziny, cierpiacych
chfod gfod. Jakkolwiek uwiado-
miono agenta powiatowego smu-
tnej doll Dulawskiego, many ma
dzieje, re nasi rodacy zeso. Chica-
90 pospiesza mu pomoca, ME cze-
kajac ma pomoc wfadzy miejskiej.
Kr6tkie n0tatkf miejskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-28
Rome wiadomosci
teIegraficzne.

- Bankiety powodu urodzin
Wilhelma II odfozono W Berlinie
do 8 Lutego.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09
Wells River

Yrs. Grey has gone to Franklin, v. H.. to
visit her
Mrs. and N ISIS Allison spent Friday in St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs II. T Baldwin's brother and wife lof
Hardwick have been visiting her the past week
MIR and Mrs Clough are housekeeping in
the Learned block,
Rev Mr. Credeford is in Hartford, Conn +,
missions During his absence his wife and
baby will visit mrs. Credeford's grandmother,
Mrs. Atwood, in Newbury and his mother will
visit friends in Massachusetts, Mr.. Credeford
expects to be away two Sundays
Bishop & Co have packed their goods aud
taken them to McIndoes and the store 80 long
occupied by S S. Peach is closed
Mrs. e w Smith was elected Sunday even
ing rs delegate to the hristian Endeavor
State convention at Brattleboro this week.
Mrs Herbert Patch gave her sister, Miss
Matte Fortier, pleasant surprise last Mon
day evening by inviting in about thirty of her
mates the occasion being Miss Fortiers seven
teenth birthday
Miss Edith Colby, formerly of this place but
now a successful real estate agent III Worces
ter, Mass was the guest of Mrs X Marshall
last week. She spent Sunday in Swanton with
her brother, returning here on Monday to ar
range for letting or selling her house.
Bert Moore has gone to Brantree to work
and his family will move there this week.
Special meeting of Pulaski lodge of Mason
was held Monday evening to confer the de
grees
There will be social by the Ladies' Aid
Society in the church parloIs Friday October
IL. Supper from $50 till all are served. Adj
mission and supper fifteen.cents
John Bailey re urned on Saturday from Han.
over, where he spent the week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Warden,
The annual church meeting and roll call of
the Congregat onal church was held Thurs
day, October 8. At the close of the session
supper was served to about hundred.
DeWitt's Little Early RIsers never dssp-
point. They are SAFE, prompt, gentle, eff
fective in removing all Impurities from the
liver and bowels. Small and easy to take.
Never grippe or distress. w K. Terrill &
Go. and o, Blakely,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09

Miss Lillian Vail, who has been visiting
In Boston, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Nichols of Montpelier
were at Chsuncey Hunts on Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Mcpherson went to her home
in Hartford, Conn, last Saturday.
Mrs. M. p, Kent has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit Mrs Leslie Cooper, her
daughter.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: "De
Wits Little Early Risers never bent me
double like other pills, but do their worn
thoroughly and make me feel like boy. y
Certain, thorough, gentle. w. K. Terrill &
Co and q. Blakely.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08

makua and Hawaii Is in HilO this
week Mr.. LouissoB always brings TO
town an ineXhaustible fund OF opti-
mism which improves the atmosphere.
The trial o. Frank Gardner. luna at
Oucmea. charged with asssulting 4
japanese. vas up two days this week
in Judge Hzpafs court The case
Eili proceed again tomorrow 2. n
Wakefield for the prosecution; Smith
& Parsons for defendant.
John Bonner. master mechanic at
the Hilo Railroad shops has accepted
the position OF Chief Engineer az the
Olaa Plantation succeeding James
Scott who goes TO take the manage
ment OF Kihei Plantation Mr.. Bon
ner was for two wears engineer at
Eva Plantation on Oahu. hence is
well equipped in experience for his
new position. His place at the shops
viii be- filed by J. B. Purdy.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
SERVICE, SONG AND SERMON
IN GITY'S GHUEGHES TO-DAY
Cordial Welcome Extended To All.
Address to Men at Young Mems
Christian Association.

The Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Hartley VIII de-
liver an address this morning at II
O'Clock. at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Subject. The Situation in
Hawaii and How to Meet It." At 1880
p. m. the pastor will preach on THE
Science of Success"
Christian Church: z. S. Mucklev
pastor. Residence, $50 Beretania. Tel
blue 1901. Preaching at IL a. m. on
The Relation of Yesterday to Today. =
and at 1880 p. m. on "A Disease ana
It's Only Cure" Bible school at Gas
a. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6: 80
p. m. A cordial welcome is extend ed
to ALL
Central Union Church: IL a. m
Rev. William Morris Kincaid will
peach. Subject. How the Higher
Criticism Has Affected Our Presents
ton of Bible Truth" Subject, 1880:
Conversation. or the Power Of
Words" $780, Christian Endeavor
service. subject, Gods Leading in
Our Lives"
T. J. J. Penfield. of Kamehameha
School. who leaves for the Coast in
the next steamer, will address the
Y. NJ c. A. this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
his subject being, Thoughts from a
Master Thinker" Miss Edith L. Rog-
ers viii sing The Holy City w.
l.. Fletcher will preside at the piano.
A cordial welcome is extended to all
men.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
Howelrs Night Race.

T. c. Howell on the trip up from
Honolulu met with an unusual adyen.
ture on the island OF Maui. He went
ashore at Lahaina 10 talk with a
friend and became so absorbed in his
conversation that the Kinau steamed
away before he knew II. He gave one
longing look seaward. then rushed 10
the nearest livery stable and ordered
the fastest team and a good driver.
with two lights on the dashboard
the pair started ON for Maalaea bay
thirteen miles away to catch the boat
az its next stop, Near the journeys
end. the team ran into a barrier
which had been left across the road
by the road workers and a general
mix up followed The barrier was
without danger lights and was sup
posed 10 guard an eight-foot en-
bankment. In going over this bank
the horses broke from the buggy. the
driver was seriously hurt and Mr..
Howell came out with a crushed foot.
lie bad no time TO lose and ran the re-
mRinder OF the distance 20 the land
ing barely catching the boat He sent
men 10 gather up the driver and re,
trieye the wrench.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
SENT THE MAN HOME.
How a Silver Dollar Prevented an Ar
rest.


The attention OF the police officials
is called TO little transaction which
took place about midnight Friday
night, at the corner OF Fort and Hotel
streets. in which police officer No 50
Is concerned.
A crowd had assembled at the cor
ner. attracted by the noise and inn
precautions Of a young man who was
badly under the influence OF liquor.
He had taken his coat of and chal-
lenged any man 10 a fight TO finish.
His language was disgracefuI and
would have caused the arrest OF any
one else. A gentleman happening
along Fort street on his way home
went in quest OF a police officer. find
ing No. so on Bethel street.
When No 30 arrived at the scene
Of the disturbance. the young man
was at the height of his excitement
and folly. Some people present were
then talking OF satisfying his thirst
for blood in a lively manner.
AT the sight OF the policeman the
man began talking 10 him in Hawaiian
and was seen to put his hand deep in
his pocket and pail out a silver dollar.
which he slipped into the hand of the
officer Thereupon the officer. No. 80.
pocketed the money. helped the man
into a hack and sent him home
Those who witnessed the act were
very indignant and passed some un-
complimentary remarks about the
police.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
THREE JAPANESE GIVEN SIX MONTHS
MORE THAN 4 HUNDRED JAPAN
EsE TAKE HAND ~ THE
FIERCE FIGHT.
Sheriff Andrews Proseeutes the Case
-Howeirs Night Race - Jared
Smith on Hs~sii-Ths Mckinley
Observation-Disclosures.

HILO Dec. G.-Because John Colon
didn't have a match with which 10
light his cigarette last Thursday
night Kukuihacle plantation WAS the
scene OF a riot between Japs and Por-
20 Ricans. One hundred Japanese
raided the Porto Rican camp, caught
Colon and friend. Babalo Dio. bound
them and carried them 20 the home OF
Manager Forbes for further instruc-
ton. Dio was seriously battered ana
injured internally, Colon was hurt
and several Japs showed signs OF the
raid upon their faces. Forbes treated
the mad laborers with skin and dip
lomacy and soon convinced the Jap5
that their better course would be TO
disperse quietly TO their homes. This
they did. and Mr.. Forbes dressed the
wounds and treated the injuries Of the
Porto Ricans.
The trouble arose IN this way. Col
on and Dio were walking along the
plantation road Thursday evening
when they met Jap. Colon who had
been imbibing demanded q match to
light his cigarette. The Japs who car
ried a lantern replied me no sabe.
The Porto Rican grabbed the Ian
tern blew il out and tried to find
matches in the Jap's pockets. The
Jap broke away and ran home. He
reported 10 his countrymen that he
had been waylaid by Porto Rican
highwaymen. The Japanese camp was
at once up in arms and ready TO
march against the Porto Ricans. They
made the descent with success.
Sheriff Andrews went out last Fri
day and conducted the proceedings in
court against the rioters. Three of
the ring-leaders Of the laps were fined
$50 each and Colon the Porto Rican
was gwen six months at hard labor.
bio. who was badly hurt may die, in
which case there viii be a more seri-
Gus charge placed against the Japan.
csc.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
NEK FlRSI-CLASS RESTAURANT
TIT-DIT FOR EpIGURES

The Palace Grill. waverley block
Bethel street, opened its doors for the
first time at O'Clock last night and
served up dinner OF which any hotel
in town might be proud.
Richard DAILY. well known as Dick.
manager at one time of The OWL
lunch room. is the proprietor and host
and has certainly wasted neither
trouble nor expense in the fitting up
OF a fashionable. Clearly and up to
date grill room.
In the main dining room there is
ample accommodation for sixty peo-
pie. while four comfortable curtained-
of rooms for lady patrons and their
friends. seat another twenty-four or
twenty. The walls are of pine, with
natural finish. the range at the Eva
end is the largest French range in
town, and all the cooking utensils are
of copper and present very hand
some appearance.
Nine Host Daily proposes 10 run this
new venture in a manner which can
only be eQualleG in San Francisco.
Every delicacy and game win always
be available In season. A peep into
the large 5000 lbs ice capacity chest
revealed teal duck. maliards. canvas
backs. Canadian grey goose. cotton
tail rabbits. Belgian hares. fresh Cali
fornis shrimps and Saddle Rock oys-
tiers in shell, n large variety for a
town so far removed from the main
land as this.
Monsieur Lambert, late OF the Ha-
waiian Hotel. win preside over the
culinary department during the day.
while the chef who will superintend
the cooking at night time is just from
Delmonico's. New York.
All orders taken viii be cooked In
full sight OF the guests. both walters
and cooks viii be white men and attir-
ed in white. and Mr.. DAILY states that
he wishes 10 announce that he is pre-
pared 10 cater for balls. hanQuegs.
parties. etc. and that he win take or
ders from responsible parties over the
telephone for supplies.
There is no doubt that this should
prove 10 be q popular move. as res
in his Paradise Of the Pa
life are conspicuous by their absence.
aud ~Dick~ is to be congratulated on
IFS enterprise.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-08
Mckinley Monument MEETING.

Chairman J. A. Scott. of the MeKin-
ley Monument Committee. has called
a mass meeting OF citizens 10 convene
az Spreckei's han az $50 o'clock this
evening. The purpose OF the meeting
is 70 consider WAYS aud means for
raising funds in Hilo and Hawaii TO
apply q the erection OF suitable Nc
Kinley Monument at Honolulu.
There viii be a number OF address
IS made by speakers representing all
nstionalities. The speakers are as
follows:
Judge Gilbert +. Little. Rev. s L.
Desha, Rev. r. X. Bsptiste. Mr. YAH
ma. Sal Kui and othsrS.
The lodge OF FOrestens have donat.
ed the use OF ths hal. The addresses
OF the evening win be worth hearing
and Il is expected that the hall viii
be packed.
Hawaii Notes.
A japanese woman on Front street
took ant poison Wednesday evening
and yesterday was not expected TO
live.
The wedding OF Jos. Cook and Miss
Rose Fartado will be solemniEed to-
morrow at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. Cook Is one OF the
brides parents. Mr.. Cock is one OF
the trusted employees al the Hlle
Mercantile Co.'S store.
A. Louisson Of coffee renown in Ha-
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Jared Smith On Hawaii.

Jared Smith. superintendent Of the
Hawaiian Experiment Station at Ho-
nolulu. arrived in the city by the last
Kinau. Yesterday Mr.. Smith went to
Puma returning last evening. Today
he will 80 with Abe LOuisson to visit
the coffee district In Hamakua
The object OF SIR. Smiths visit TO
this island is TO gather data for the
Department OF Agriculture at Wash
ington he viii make special reports
on the coffee. tsre. tropical fruit and
other industries. He looks TO the Isl
and q Hawaii as the best field for
development in the group,
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oFFicES-641 Market St. aud in
Ferry Depot, San Francisco.
w. G. IRWIN & CO..
AGENTS Honolulu.
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ONLY 4 Days TO NEW YORK.
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and Ferry.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Santa FS
TrainS-Daily

Leave Market Street Ferry Depot;
900 a. n. 40 p. m. p. NJ. 1920
a. m.
900 a. n. train is the California
Limited. carrying Palace Sleeping
Cars and DING Cars through TO Chi
cage. Chair Cars run to Bakersfield
for accommodation of local frst-class
passengers. No second-class tickets
are honored on this train. Correspond
ing train arrives 1905 a. m. daily.
4:20 p. N. is Stockton. MERGED and
Fresno local Corresponding train ar
riVes at 1880 p. m, daily.
500 D. m. is the Overland Express.
with through Palace and Tourist
Sleepers and Free Reclinig Chair
Cars to Chicago; also Palace Sleeper
which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond
ing train arrives at 600 p. m. daily.
1920 a. N. is Bakersfield Local. stop
ping ar all points in San Joaquin Val
ley. Corresponding train arrives at
$50 a n. daily
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Intending passengers by the steam
er Sonoma.~ leaving Honolulu for
San Francisco On December 10Th, are
hereby notified that the above men
toned steamer will be given quickest
possible dispatch and viii not remain
al this port more than six hours. day
or night.
Tickets for the above sailing must
be purchased at the offiee OF the un-
dersigned not later than Monday,
December 9Th The company viii not
guarantee TO receive baggage after
the arrival OF the steamer. nor to ar
range transportation after the above
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