davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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What su-p.f.r.i che ehfram.n

What strikes I chi1aman is not always what strikes European A s:a1a~4l and Eall=-o--9 merchant at Aoa5s Tas t9iflf.-s# AfaG.9a sanwas able v sE4 o@t shots 4t1ut=; 5e H9al=a ais Aaa politely and kept flaming himself Taa- Eas av.dantly t! 95E H4t z t.a fan
 mn duty a1 papers
 Ez#tr eoI ters
 4ea.= 9sa 4 point o. 7 eg, .l.y fir a1t9rse.La Tt.
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PeeuIar Gun Club Shoot.

The regular weekly shoot ot the Pine Emf Gun club was held at Jones park Thursday afternoon and some good scores were male Oat Of 2 pos stbla fifty birds ! \ Coles killed 45 J T Lloyd 4s. ]. B. speers 42 Georga Clements Ill J. Elck g. E. !. How all 53 F. Cromwell @2 P II Kflrov 2S N H. Simpson . F. C Arnold 2 V T. Fgy fFairfsId5 . and T J Simcoe
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Iron .friaunl Ratas.

Grand chapter TT of Eastern Star Of Arkansas. Texarkana. Ark, June .. Fer this occasion the Iron Mountain will sell .fckets to Texar- kama at one fare nd one-third on certificate plan f5s the round trip. Limits of certificates. June 28.
 s40S0 to Buffalo. x. r, and return. via the Iron Mountain route. Tickets on sale April 3 to May 31 daily, with final return limit of October 31. 1901.
 Summer Tourist Rate-Round trip summer tourists tickets will be on sale at the Iron Mountain depot as outlined below: To Mount Nebo, sale Of tickets will commence May 15 and continue until October 1, s780 for round trip. To searcy Springs, tick cts on sale from May 15 until Septem- Der 15, s4.10 for round trip. Rovenden Springs, tickets on sale June 1. 10 Sep tember 9, SITS for the round trip Tickets sold to Royenden.
 Biennial Meeting Head Camp Mod, ern Woodmen Of America, at St Pa4l Ninn.. June 19 to 15. 1901-For the above occasion the Iron Mountain will sell to St. Paul Minn., for one fare, plus 5 for the round trip Tickets on sale June : 0 2. inclusive Tickets to be good for return leaving St. Paul not earlier than June II. nor later than June Is
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Gam bte ter

Ihe eam5'al of-r He- siH
 are hle'lg alated oves tfe disra
 2f an error n thc passage 9f the ant. gambling law The hiIl passed both aaases and wsz slIlg signed bF tde governor. Uron examination of tho ea- crossed bill the house had fixed tfo penalty at $500 and the senate tt s. o0o This error means that the bill cannot be enforced and it is thought
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Col Tdomas 5 Petit. Who boited tbo Democratic parry and was elected 7s ] Popaistto the Iase= constitutional convention Of Keafao1<y made the race for soeeenor as inc Papal.s, nominee against Gen Wat Hardin che Democratic rea.e and latae Ra aa Aaa4ld=te=af
 sat HHdae 9ft the Road #6ez aga.af fhe Demo eatif H6ra. nee. n92 tIe eaa1i4ata 9s 5ha OF- 2ns4oso Messenger National r9mwtr naa Ne aa 14gtlIUa' 41I14
 Hile eE 4f G.elzal#l
 z.}aa4ge AelHel,a@ bt
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Mrs. roffer,. IIanaterf- 1T.

Mrs James Re9#a P1tte. latsst fla.m to .ame is as tae= inventor of a new pocket handkerchief. The i9aa ss to have one small enough to tuea into the wrist of the new wristband sleeve. Mrs. Brown Potter.s are O. the finest linen lawn five inches square, edged with very narrow lace. with Cora" embroidered in one cor ner.
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Faith e=.l.=.-3fae s-.z.9te saa Ms Jzeaz Es.zze affzr z=ztzo Of some few months azsa thele s5a sHf daughter az -z.s s.aae= =reta1za ee Kansas lasf
 Lzr szEzs zaF z 5Ae Methodist ca916. Mason. Ta@s= a5 .sFg= a--aH lar6a an. tt= 5sesz.oE aa grea9= ea59E=d by al present Taa church was 6eaat.fal17- decorated mith flowers Of different z.aas and eEarEfhlng wore sn air os eaz Taa exercises E=as axosal.s lEe. good. as all tHe caaraets1s hal sH=. r.artz pee.=e-
 The zIean {. #=1"= Larf com st.... have long z.z5er. ta.z1 1,.-1.- la t1a.r oefca 15~.
 Mr C. Madison has opened his soea 3seHo.T aa F ta post ea1es bs..lfng
 lfe J $. Dalton #az .a r04n Eaz5eE. day
 Miss Pearl Ars=oz went ta Pine BieH zes1eHGss
 Ae Q L. B.so..va vas :1 town
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rorei-ne-s at West Polat.

There are three representatives ot tore.ga countries at West Point. ad- m.cceI by cae customary courtesy of government to government: Cadet A. taeo. the son Of the president of Eeua- dor; Cad4c Iglestas. 2 brother of the president 0ss Costa RIea, and Cadet .P5nte, the son Of the Venezuelan sec- retary Of war.
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NEIGHBORHoOD NOTES.
Deube Wells.

Double Wells. May 31-1fr. (. H. Caldwell E visiting his seE and fam fig tH Ashley cozs1-z. 1=ae Hamburg. rH5s week
 Crops aea looking n.c= here since -z- rains have se- =
 Tae Eoerz people Of ms place went -5 Faith last Sunday . tt.= children : aaE exercises Ta=E report having 2 s564
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Cetton Eeie Rates.

American Exposition. Buffalo. x NaE to November 1. 1951- Rate. One fare plus two dollars foz t4e round trip. Dates of sale: June to October 2. inclusive. Return limit: Fiftean days from date Of sale.
 Special round trip rates to St. Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth, Minn., June July. August and September, 19o1-Rate To St. Paul and Mime apoiis, s2785. To Duluth. s3215 Dates Of sale: June IS to 90 inclusive. Return limit: October 31, or from JalE1 to :. inclusive, and September 10 10th inclusive, with return limit Of October .3f, 1901, to St. Paul and Minneapolis, s26.85: to Duluth. s34.85
 Yellowstone Park Excursions. Sea son 1s91. Rate: Round trip Route No l sl9929: No. ,. s19420 No. ,. 512a2q: No. !. s12t20. No. ,. s65.79 Dates of sale and return limit. June l to September II Dol
 Meeting Arkansas Music Teachers Association. Little Rock. Ark. June t2-13 1901-Rafe One fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: June liz 1a9t. Return limit. Jana !. 1ao1.
 Meeting Aekaasas Star4 Teachers, Association. Little Rock. Ark. June 2s-2s f931-Rate One and ona-thirI fares on he certificate plan for ths 9aua3 trtp. Dates of sale Janz = inclusive. Return limit. Jafy
 Biennial Meeting Head Camp Mo65- err Eoodaez os America. St PaaI. N.1n.. Ts1: taz15. 1aat-Rztz. Ore 14aa taa tEz= ro.n zr.2. Dates es sale #sH = inclusive. Return l.ratr: Tle<@-s b h4 e9o4 IaaF:ns g. PaHl Hot earlier than Jane Ii ar later ttlaa ,T9sns
 .ea1 Convention National TraF- a14s= Protective Association osl P5.a5 Gmsez- 5lcE.= iaa,- R= Or sz sse eafa5 reia. 9a-zz q ss.e. sIa@ aa4 Js14 R=-ern
 Anna C5za-.a1 Je= s5slefy 9f Caarsn zraea~a@ c.a .aaar. O.. J1ls s-1a rH.-2a-s 0ae fas plus fT5 dollars 55a -a:-e uass# .p. Dates q =s,4: 5e.T g:nls. T..clzats D 6e good .esE.z. 6-.... .razti not aarll-a than Iilv 5. H,r .,5er than JalE | except that bE depositt1g tickets with joint agent at Cincinnati .. or hafoee twelve o'clock neoa ot Jglv [. ast upon payment Of fee Of ferE c=n-s at time of deposit. raturn limit wilI be extended to leave Cincin- nat. not later than August 31
 Annual Meeting Council Nobles Of th- Mystic Shrine Kansas City. Mo, June ft-t7. fsTt-Rate: One fare. plus TWO dollars for the round trip. Dates Of sale. Jaae a-19 Return limit. Tickets b De good leaving Kansas City n9t earlier than June T nor later than Jane 4
 ?ar.tmerican Exposition. Buffalo. <. Y. May to Nov ! taai.-Rate: Piaz Bluff to Buffalo and return s4esa Dates Of sale: Daily. inclad- ing May 5! 195t Return limit: Oc, tobar q. 1e1l.
 snmer Tourist Rats 10 searey s.s.nss Rate: R9an4 rip from Pine B.+af5 5fta Date e ale: Ma T. so Sept inclusive Ratnrn limit: OcroI
 RsEefa-z s9siaez-Rs s.ta: BasA2 ta nom P.ao Birff s775. Da H t5 SHs
 elusive Reraf1 limit. October @f.
 crzG Chapter Or3er of Eastern Sta TexaaEaaa. Ark June 25.93. ta5l Rat. One and one-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates of sale: June 2f-27. Re turn limit. July ?
 Annual Meeting Military Surgeons of the United States. May 2a=31, 1901. Annual Meeting American Academy of Medicine, June 1-3, 19o1 Annual
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The Little Rock baseball feam !s again having 2 good ran 6f ilc<. The thampings given thsn " tH- 5etnaa team p4t them on their n-ft.z= =ofs= more
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Charles z Dawes comptroller Of the currency is making aa @fsrt 70 sa6uHa tHe cedarshz9 at eaz Ft=5.5I5.i= .aa aarfy q Illinois aa5 fHz election ta tHe EriHed Stat -=e=z55= He Senator Mason
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Now that the sponsors and maids of honor have had their inning. the sweet girl graduates will make home run
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After the United PresbyteeiaHs get through giving the fra5ernaI orders the grand bounce then they are going 10 wonder where their church nera- bershfD is at
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The old ehooj PrehEfer5aas have beeome expansion Hv admitting au the babies to tha list Of the redeemed while tha United Pres5vtertans have become ultra contractionists be kick ng out all their members who arc also members af seE fraternal so- ciety
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Al
 
  Accurate fimepieee

Will not cost you much. f you know where to buy t. We sell American watches, absolutely III riYaled for accuracy. in plain and dur able cases, at merely nominal figures Call around and get our prices. Aa can save you money on any kind of r1-a- ci
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Kansas is determined Sa=tA Carolina shall nat F. fae 5H4E Ra5.a on the beach. and has pulled # ga.nt debate 5atHaeE zIr. Carrie Nation the ioiHt saashze. and Ca.l BfoHne son law of Gen Caze# a eezaE army fama
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St. Louis has never got busy enough with her world 5 fair to quit worrying about Chicago.s drainage canal.
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! warm senatorial fight has opaneI ID in Maryland and promises to gtfa South Carolina hat contest for tf.e center of the stag.
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President aa1 a-rs -H.aler taTe returned f9 Washing and there wlli 5e aE early meeting ss taz c45l- Gst to taEe 1p tHe =srl1r 4s sr @E- tza session af congress E deal H5-tl the Philippine customs HH5s#
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fl E0H azaetaz 5asf nations 0@ IeT.szJrs T.-aH tfs f.afIsin Of Saa | car5..-a 5e binding and ean beez-t e9- z1 tune before
 nakes tAa whole 45H 1s He 2 sTan5 stand play
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Is cold day indeed when Kansas can call warm turn 6n public ar- teatieH.
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German 5 enemies are giving hir.1 , vel blanket nearly zy=rv 4aE n9H
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-ar#l-aHg E.z 1a-1 .~ as o5 EsTe
 L-r.a Racs and Eelera. -Ja1esa1E9 Enter
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Advertising rstss r1a1e Known CT application.
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Erz3 at the P5stoa7ce at Pine BI4f. AK Zas seeozt-!zss nail mat ter.
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With Senator J K. Jones. ez-Gov Clarke and Gor. Jeff Davis tn the fight for [. 5. senator next year Arkansas VII witness 2 political battle royal the ike Of which has never been seen in her borders bef5re-Varren Sen tinet.
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STATE 1CLITlC5

bring forward 5 candidate t#e congress whose ile-l- a -1- 1ztv5 -.t= of the @ abilities as@ SO zzaaan z-. practically as- him waks~e- Hsr H.= name .s
 H.E5r-He-zaa
 t..# .f=a
 1aez a5z=r
 Ind please rs- T that ee State Republican E enaes suacrst.s u5.r- Inn 6s-141 sa.5 tasa- z1r corner ta= prophet business aa6 Iaa1 Page s.s.s7#5. zzs#5.==zz2e zzs E zz-a. -zs. .s5. z5ze-a5-F.35Fla Rock Sz5-s R=H1al.= Tae s ssnas5as chair. nov gc= oa5lzz 4 senator Jaazz- E..5as=s t= likely t5 ==zz....z a.= ,z5n#rg 2 ID. as 2 la if seaf- and sgIzz Dem oeHat.
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s 4kscictC Price

OFFICE H.ss5 Bserazzz Street. TEL LEPEfg2E No t92
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+ \, ATWOOD Agt.

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EeEefH-z S3siG. .ez-fs 4aa: E}aaaa taa from P.ao B'rff s7.-5. Dat Ia S fae:Ea Retlta limit. October
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-31

StaE. TexasEaaa Ark June 25.93. ta6l. Rat: One and one-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates Of sale: June 2f-27. Re turn limit: July ?
 Annual Meeting Military Surgeons of the United States. May 2a=31, 1901 Annual Meeting American Academy of Medicine, June 1-3, 1901 Annual
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
The Alameda Arrives.

The Alameda from San francisco
was locked here at noon. She sail
ed from San Francisco on Nov. z. at
2 p. N. aud made a fine iun to this
port. The Neill Company were pas
sengers on her and many well
known residents returned. Colonel
Samuel Parker returned, and wink
ed wunk at our reporter, who ask
ed how things were,and said "hush."
This guarded statement will give
much copy for the g, elbow" morn
ing journals. Bert Peterson has also
returned but could not he interview
ell, probably because Schnack YVES
there. The whole passenger list is
as follows: .'is w ~. XII ~. 4
I'D Miss L Anderson, Mrs Bailey, Miss
W Betka, Geo Blocmquist, VIM.
Booth, Mrs e M ,Boyd,lJ Braidep,
Miss A Brown, Miss L Brownell,
Miss G Bruokner, j w Bdrton, Jno
\ ar- Z Nisa as .H
Carnegie, Mrs Carnegie, Fl Casper
field, Miss Casperfeld. Harold Cas-
tile, Mrs a e Cooke, Miss Cooke, II
E Cooper, Miss j Dean, H Dechant,
f IA aDortchs j M gDowsett, Mrs
Dowsett aud two children, Miss
Dowsett, a P Dryer, j Ericsson,
Mrs Ericsson, Miss M Forbes, 6
Gardner, r M Gilman, T Grant,
Mrs NGrant, Miss r Hickstein,
E N Holmes, Mrs Holmes and
child, j f Hostrawser, Mrs Host
rawser, T A Hurley, w B Jerritt,
E G Jones, g @ Comedy, j A Ken
needy, IA Lewis Jr, j 81 Mack enzie,
F Mac Wears, Richard Mari, EN-
NETT May, Mrs Mayhall, T j Nc
Cabe, j McCrossen, j Michaele,
Robt Morris, Jas Neill, Mrs Neill,
Miss P e Newman, Samuel Parker,
F Patrizio, o F Peck,. r G A Peter
son, L F Prescott. Mrs A Rosis, @
Scandahl Mrs j A Sargent, Miss
Agnes Sargent, j II Schneck, Mrs s
Scaofsld, S Ssaton, VIM Smellie,
Mrs Smellie, j B Sou,hard, Miss L
Spinney, j w Thomas, Miss M
Thomas, w Thorn pson, Jas Vance,
@ B Wells, AL Warner aud wife.
Il
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
Historic Playing-oards.

A pack OF ivory playing cards,
said to have been carried by Prince
Eugene, the colleague OF the Duke
of Marlborough in the campaign
against the French upder Marshal
villars, has just been purchased by
Queen Christina Of Spain. The
t"court" figures are. all 'hand,painted
but OF no particular merit, The
pack WAS at one timein the posses
sion of the Duke OF SAKE Coburg-
Gotha, father OF the Prince Consort
end grandfather Of King Edward,
VII. The cards were given by the
Duke come 60 years ago to Span
ish noblemap, who visited his Court
in a diplomatic capacity, and a
grandson OF the latter is in such
reduced circumstances that he was
glad to dispose Of the pack to tie
Queen. -. --..,..ls-,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
. An Important Decision.

The United States Treasury De.
partment has just rendered dcci-
sion, dated OctoberS17, 1901, upon
the protest Of Alexander g. Baldwin,
against the ruling OF the Collector
OF Customs at Honolulu, as to the
rate aud amount aofe duties charge
able on . cargo Of coal imported on
the schooner James Rolph, and en-
tered June %, 1900. In the sylla-
bus OF the decision it is stated as
follows: "It seems that il a collec-
tor OF customs, without authority OF
law, grants a coasting license to a
schooner to proceed to another port
of entry, and the vessel 30 proceeds
and discharges, the act o., thus max
ing an illegal voyage does not affect
the durability of the cargo"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
Another Pest oolniusl

The Department OF Agriculture
at Washington has approved Wray
Taylor's plan OF introducing wood.
peckers into Hawaii to fight the
woodborers, which are working
so much damage to forest trees.
The letter received by the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture on the Peking
yesterday, was as follows:
"Dear Sir:-Yo our letter Of Octo-
.zsber1 addressed to Dr. O. Hart Mer.
rismis at hand, The results Of our
Investigations on 1.-THE food OF the
downy woodpecker thus far have
shown that the bird is decidedly
beneficial. I am not aware that
this woodpecker ever does any seri-
Qua dam Re to crops or fruit and I
know of no bird which you could
4 introduce more safely. ssgss ssnu 4
"At the sametime it should be re
membered that it is impossible to
foretsll with certainty what will be
the result Of introducing a bird
smid such peculiar conditions as OK.
E ist in Hawaii, 1t is by no mean GER
tain that the downy wOodpecker
will feed on the wood borers which
it is intended to destroy, ani it is
possible that it may develop some
Injurious traits. 1t would be we'll,
therefore, to introduce only q limit
ed number Of the birds at first, and
liberate them, il possible, in come
locality on the Islands where they
can be kept under observation. /
assume that your experiment will
be made with the California form OF
the downy woodpeck4rs and shall
watch the outcome with great inter
est. Very truly yours, 4
sioa,W ST. S, PALMER,
Assistant Chief, Biological Sur
vey." q,syAg n grxsvTAEgTlE
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
. ain Our GLORIOUS Republic. 4.

= In Our Glorious Republic. n !
New ORLEANS, October 28.-There
is great excitement at Balltown, La,
on the Mississippi border, where
three whites and eleven negroes
we're killed, Washington Parish
and Marion county farmsrs are rush
ing to the scene with shotguns and
Winchesters. The negroes threaten
TO exterminate the whites. Troops
from Mississippi, as we'll as Louisi-
ana soldiers, are going to the scene'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08

When desiring hack, surrey,
buggy. ETC., with careful drivers,
ring up Telephone 113-Territory
Stable Co. Id. Id FIg'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08

,1HDlt DoFH'tf5F ~
.,JArTIu, this city, November z,
1901, at the Maternity Home, tolthe
wife OF w. EJay, q daughter. y %
VDA-In this city, November 2,
1901, at the Maternity Home, to the
wife 'of W. @. Vida, a dapghter I'd
To Let-A furnished room at No
8 Garden Lane. Mrs. Mcconnell.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-08
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson g. Wilder have moved
their law offices to the Stangenwald
building, Merchant street, rooms
50206, 2O7, second foe l6'lw
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-14

rrtft States sra artouaf murh stsn.
MHn ffr eiu3f WufIHltalt ems thD
maafH uf rfsfrntinn thrm frm convey
rr dHsnss
Nsporif haze t.sB Issussi D., ,hs unlt.d
Fthffn tutffI. fIsI.f sHUafuF if4t maiAfl4
Boz tHr maIf fa tHa sHpphstd innHru.
.Ha pes
Ua.f Ifs lsius uf medosl science l.
won Wi,l E0fm hAs breH tracked Co
ts ufrlu Uouhtess thr tupstrdts that
m,saultu,. are frvEopslhie 30 nasaf1a
viii result 'n ever, ohs takins prcaa.
uons Go korp tss mosquito from dcins
harm
DON'T LIT ThE MOSQUITO BREED
Nov that % B.. well known that moe
guitocs cause malaria. the h-at prevent.
i've 10 60 stop the mosquito before shs
has developed 90 the disease spreading
stage THIS is easily done
Mosquitoes breed iu stagnnut water
They take up their abode IN rain barrels
tin cans run OF water or other places
where still water Is found
The female mosquito deposits eggs on
The surface ~ the water az do, rate OF
about 300 eggs every tire, days. Ia -FOUR
generations one mosquito may give birth
20 no less than 100000 mosquitocs
Now. Il the water near houses be COW
cred with thin coating oi kerosene oil
mosquito eggs are killed Even II the
young mosquitoes have been hatched
out the oiled water will destroy them.
Young mosquitoes require to come to the
surface to breathe II the water Is Gov
cred with al they at once succumb to
the fumes OF petroleum and are practl-
cally sufocatcd
In Richmond Hin and other suburbs of
New York societies have been orpanized
for the determination OF mosquitoes
Stagnant water wherever found is, II
possible, drained Off II II is not prac-
ticable to do this Kerosene oil IL poured
upon the water, and thus the mosquito
meets its fate
incidentally. the spread OF malaria is
prevented.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-14
GENERAL INFoRMATIoN,
H. HackfeId & Co., Ltd.
AGENTS..
PORTO RICANs WASHED.
The Channel Wharf Was a Big Bath
House Yesterday.

The Porto Rlcan immigrants who ar
rived on the Colon on Tuesday were vi
treated, to disinfecting bath on the
channel wharf yesterday. As there were
nearly 500 OF them, men, women ana chill
dren, and all had 10 bo washed ana their
clothes fumigated, tho work occupied the
greater part OF tho day A. o'clock IN
tho morning Jack Lucas and Dr. Char
lock were on hand and the bathing com
menced.
There was "a compartment Tor the WON
ga ana one for the men, when ono was
sent into tho bathing room his OF her
clothes were taken, "a check being given
Ia return, ana tho ihinHs were fumigAt-
90 When tho bather cams out hs was
given hmon0 90 wear uniii tho FUN
cation Of his clothes had bean oomplet
ed
a numhfr ~ The labofers wsre srn, %
qlunf'pi plAniailQnn yesterday RfipIAoun
qn tho Island STEAMERS, Tho Tssi W.
- today Aflpr each ono had had
bath ana UeplYed his fumleated gaTr
mrniH he wa presented viii q tag lndi-
eating biz destination apd sAs slsa alYr
~ an ofaff pn lhp plantation riofs faF
q eeFlh " sQoas.
Tbs lorq hieaAH srp fag ihu fullowr
10 plantallpnp ulgR Az, Esa, hilsRaa,
lAavhhu liakRiHu, Nailuku, li9Henu,
l#flne HuHaf hlll lfunuk ~ hNsaI lpA
lanT, llhup ana uuiphlNsan
mo Colon ssiia ille sak lsI Iagi
lf.s Ahsslss "a hfnS hsss sRalhsY $40
- lsails sshis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-14
WILL THERE BE
AN ERUPTION ?
News of a Possible Outbreak
From the Kilau-
ca Crater.

The report of an earthquake being
felt at Waiohinu, Hawaii, on June S,
which appeared in yesterdays Adver-
tiser, coupled with news brought by
Captain Simerson of the steamer Mau-
ma Loa, that smoke has been seen Is
suing from the crater of Kilauea,
seems to point TO another eruption.
Captain Simerson says he watched the
crater from HonuaB, about thirty
five miles distant from Kilauea, and
in the three days ne remained there
the smoke increased in volume. Resi-
dents of Honuapo had been watching
the scene, ard called his atteLtinu l.
1t upon his arrival His last yi.w Of
the volcano revealed great volumes u
smoke pouring out of the crater
The Inhabitants expected a flow OF
lava in a short time. The last erup-
ton occurred about four years ago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-14
WAS MERELY A FAKE.
Governor Dole Has Not Resigned and
Does Not Expect To.

The STATE lont published in yesterday
mornings Iapublican that II was in
formed "upCn the most responsible au-
thority' that sanford b. Dole had sent
his resignation as Governor 10 Washing
ton. was answered by the Executive In
emphatic terms o. an Advertiser report
er yesterday afternoon
II have not resigned, nor do / intend
TO-" said he. 81 am going to Hawaii to
be absent a month or two for the benefit
OF my health, and, upon the recovery OF
my strength, VIII resume my duties"
In regard 20 tho contention OF the Leg
islature AZ 10 Mr.. CoOpeTs right TO act
as Governor and as 10 the disability OF
Governor Dole the Governor said, my
physician dates that ] am unable %
perform the duties Of Governor now, aud
! feel myself that I am not I cannot
attend 20 official work al present, Ny
health has run down ana / am going
away 20 build Il up"
Mr. Cooper was also interviewed IN re-
gard 90 The report, which names him as
ihe successor recommended by Governor
pole IN bio alleged resignation ana he
replied
"rhere n absolutely no foundation Tor
ihe statement ana ! hHye not the loast
ldrh hoH ne rumOr originated"
HoFrfnor ana hrs Dolls viii lsays Tor
iiilo, ana fran there viii ~ 20 the yoIs
NHpp liUuHf, They are 20 DO tbs elIaats
~ hT hlsH low, ana Hill rsiaaln NJ
lhs mountain home ~ hr l0s for sOma
srrkH iNidpnr exercise ana hunting 10
lhp program prescribed f0r ihs Governor
ana he hlll RlYs himself OVER sHursly ~
'nsl shd recreation