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The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
MANY GOT DRUNK.
Cold weather Caused an Increase in
Drunkenness

Cold Weather Caused an Increase in
Drunkenness.
The decided change in the weather
caused the number of arrests made by the
police to increase and the b otter at head
quarters last night showed a full list OF
d unks and disorderlies. G Id weather al
ways means a rush with the police ana
Yesterday was no exceE ton. There are
several whit am..ng t pumb-r eharg-
ed with drunkenness, but tie greater por-
ton of the prisoners are III d negroes
who filled up with mean whisky to keep
warm. The desk sergeant tffice is
miniature saloon in appearance, sever
quarts of the red water having been TAX
en- from intoxicated prisoc ers. Recorder
Myr.ck will Rave his hands full in The
morning, and if the cold weather con
'iuues the docket will be much larger by
court hour.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
! h. St. James

Is the Leading hotel In Jacksonville; II
location the best IN tho city, facing N
81. james Park. and having southori
exposure, rs plazzas arc always attra
dive, white the interior appointments ar
those belonging 70 q really hrst-clns
hotel Music mofuiag ana evening
J.R. CAMPBELL, Mansger.
Jacksonville. ma.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
STOLE SOLDIERS SHOES.
Member of swainsbOro Company Had
Taken More Than He Could stand.

]. NJ. Delaney a member of the SWANS
boro company which was In savannah
Washngton's birthday. was arrested at
an early hour yesterday morning, on
charge of being drunk and resisting Pa
trolman Cowart. Dcaney was in uniform
and FIRST attracted attention on the stoop
of a co ored resident Of Frogtown. Some
one had robbed the man of his shoes ana
he was in no humor 70 submit quietly
to arrest The prisoner was before Re
corder Myrick in Police Court, and was
hned IS for his conduct.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
wife Of Hon. John n. Boifeuffet
Died Last Might

Macon, Ca, FEB. 2s.--Mrs. Clara Nuttng
Bolfouillst wife Of Hon. Josn 7. p ifeuil-
lei. clerk OF the State House OF Represeu.
tatlvea. died ton ght
T, N. Donnelly formerly q well known
railroad man. Of recent years . Macon
merchant, died to.nikht
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
Bland, AGED AND INSANE.

Unfortunate Plight of Marin smith,
mn Old white woman.
Maria Smith, an aged and unfortunate
white woman, was adjudsed a iunot.c by
a Jury from the Court q o binary yes
terday morning. which sat ana heard The
evidence OF tho county jall Under The
verdict o. the jury tho uufortunats Wo-
man viii be transferred either b o pii.
vate sanlorium or 10 fhc g ate intt.tu-
ton 81 Milicdscyille. She "a blind, ip adj
dillon 10 her other ana moe distressing
iuurmiiy,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
TO REPAIR THE STREETS.
Asphalt Paving Force Is Expected to
Arrive Tomorrow.

Arrive Tomorrow.
The Southern Asphalt Paving Com
pany's repair force, Director Of Publ
Works Gadsden has been Informed, will
arrive in Savannah tomorrow. The as
phalt streets are greatly in need Of the
attention of the repairers, and those who
drive upon them will apprec ate the i'm
provements when they have been mad.
1t is probable that the company will
establish an agency of some sort in 81
veni an, 50 thet cl ser tou h with tne
work Of repa ring the asphalt streets
may be maintained. This is needed, and
the streets n ay be kept in better repair
IL the nlan is adopted.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24

River Report.-T hight OF the savan-
nah river at Augusta, at s q. m. G5th me-
rdian time), yesterday. was So feet, no
change during the preceding twenty-rour
hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
OF time at all stations. Feb q, 1901, p.
m. 18th meridian time:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
j. w. STOKES DEAD.
Was N Well Known Planter of
Scotia, s. G.

scotin, S. G.
News was received in Savannah yester-
day of the death OF Mr.. ]. w. Stokes at
his home In Scotia Friday afternoon. Mr.
Stokes. who was a well-known planter.
had many friends and business acquaint-
ances in Savannah, as well as several rel
atives. OF these his brother-in-law Mr.
r. g. Davis. left for Scotia last night
to be present at the funeral, which will
take pace this afternoon at Lebanon
Church. Mr.. Stokes was a veteran OF the
Civil War and doubtless several of his
old comrades in arms will be present at
the funeral
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
TWO DEATHS IN MACON.

IT. 3. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-24
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Sunday and Monday:

Forecast FOR sunday ana Monday:
Georgia and South Carolina: Fair and
continued cold Sunday. Monday fair
with rising tlmp nature, b. isk to high
northwesterly winds
Eastern Florida: Fair Sunday with
colder In central and southern portions.
Monday fair with rising temperature Ia
northern and cent. al portions; brisk
northwesterly WINS.
Western florida: Fair Sunday and
Monday; rsi temp nature Sunday
brisk northwe-ter.y wi..ds. becoming var
riable.
Storm-warning Message. following
message has been received at this Office
for the information OF the public:
Washington. ID. c., 2:30 p. m, Feb. &,
1901 Local Forecast Oficial Savannah,
Ca. Hoist storm northwest signals at
2:3o p. IN. Storm central near Jackson
vile; will probably move northward along
the coast with increasing energy; nigh
northeast shifting to northwest winds and
snow. Willis l.. Moore,
Chief Of Bureau.
The colored American., 1901-03-09

Handsome Mantels, Latest ImprOv-
ed Gas Ranges, Handsomely Pa
pered and Decorated Throughout
The colored American., 1901-03-09
All Rooms and Halls Heated by
Steam Free of Cost.

Tiled Bath Rooms, Porcelain Tubs,
Speaking Tubes, Call Bells, Etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
HARD FIGHT FOR IN IN THE
HOUSE,
Kanlho Spreads Himself In Speech
For II and the Rcv, lllhlo supports Il
without Avail

A hard fight over the Mohoc bill TO
repeal oil laws against gambling ended
this mornings session OF the House.
The bill was reported fnVurnbly by the
committee ON miscellaneous aifalrH,
which thought that the laws should be
repealed 60 make way for new laws,
The bill provoked u long period OF olo-
quonoe IN u day of rorvld orutory, with
kunlhO aB usual ln the lead,
Tho 1ght tor MnhocH proposal to
abolish laws against gambling was one
OF the hardest that has yet taken place
IN the house, ltanlho held the noor
for half an hour lie talked OF the days
OF tho kamehamehna of mlaslonarloa
religion, sunday laws nnd police, BOv-
crnl times hc pointed Dramatically
through the window Ht the statue of
King ,,ameh0mohn In front OF the judi
olnfy building HH hO pleaded for open
gambling sunday laws had been nbol.
lHhed on loft unonfOrood, hu said craps
was played ON the water front aud the
police nude no arrests, ana the best
thlng TO do was 10 try Il period OF un-
restricted gambling, 10 Boc how II
worked,
when II was hard 10 got drinks lln-
wnllanH ana others used 30 slip into
back cntrnncoB of anlOOnH" Hnld iSoa
nihu, Now that they onn drink freely
lhoy go into saloons openly and drink
like gentlemen, Perhaps If we make
Buubllng OpOn nnd free they VIII gam.
Bile like Rontlomon, Many or ua VIII be-
here IN the next legislature ana II open
gambling proves bad we can mako u
uoW law then"
lGmmoluth made short apooch
against the repeal Of the gambling laws
ana MouHurtait followed In the same
strain When the vote came the result
was u close one, but the Muh0o bill wal
turned down,
Puuh Hoped, ana 10 him belongs IN,
credit OF having Killed the bin. Tho
| vote was ~ 10 ~, The vote OF the Rev
j. k, lllhlo was awaited with some IN.
tefeHt The minister voted IN favor 0l
nbollshng the laws against gambling
knnlh0 WIS evidently hard hit by th,
| defeat Of the wide open gambling bin
| lie wanted 10 know about the nbson.
| teoa, ana how their votes counted nnt
II was IN br0kon voice that ho In.
| qulred Of the speaker
| Robertson moved 20 postpone conAld.
! efallon Of the bin tlll April 20. but
| Mnkeknu got IN q motion 10 consider II
! together with the Makeknu gambllnp
law ana the MHkokau motion cnrfiod
! Both bills VIII therefore come up co.
! Rcthcr, ANA the members who want 4
| establlsh what Dlckey said would be-
Hawaiian Monte Carlo viii have an.
other chance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26

upOLU DBLAyBD nY eTnlKn,

Tbe island steamer Up0lu has been
delayed on account ~ the nhchinlstg
strike ~ the Honolulu Iron Works, The
engine Of the steamer needs some over
hauled before she viii DE- able 10 30 on
her regular run 10 K0hala ana the
K0na o0hBi. AZ present u limited NUM-
ber 0f men are 0yerhauling the engine.
She expects 10 get away by Thursday
evening, hhe has a new muster In the
person Of Captain q. Gardner lie was
Formerly IN command " the Federal
quarantine launch but left that posi-
lion 10 70 with the Up0lu, Captain
Dalton the former muster Of the Up0-
~, Ia now master Of the quarantine
IHUuph,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
pAcTIc MAIHs MONaTEn.
Korea, Largest American Built Vessel
VIII be Launched.

Korca, Largest American Bullt Vsssel
VIII be Launched,
NEWPOWT NEWS, darGh l7Rrhe
new steamship kOrfh, the largest vessel
ever built on this hemisphere, viii be
launched next Sunday morning ~ the
yard ~ the Newport News shipbuilding
and DrydOGk Company ana u IN eK-
pected that 10000 people viii be gather
cd around the ways ~ see The monster
hui take ~ initial plunge into the wa
terH NJ the James RIVER, The KOTeh
ana her sister ship, the Siberia, arc
building Tor the Pacific Mall Steamship
Company ana viii ply between san
Francisco and IiOngkDng, with Homo.
lulu, Yokohama and NaWsah ~ ports
Of call
The vessels are exactly alike ana the
contract price for the two N N, 900 900,
making them the GOHtllest ~ well ~
the largest merchant vessels ever built
on this hemisphere, Uncle sHm IN
building o0stlier warabips, but not even
the large defenders contracted for by
the Government viii approach the a.
menal0ns Of the PaGine Mail liners.
The Korea ana the Siberia viii each
have n displacement 5000 tons Rreaier
than tho battleahipa ~ The ViTginA
class, with speed NJ something like
twenty knots, The Korea viii b6 the
fastest ship on the Pacific Ocean,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
CUBANS TO REVOLT.

JACKsONvILLE, Fla., March H.
News reaches here from good authority
mat rebellion against the United States
IL being planned In cuba. This infor-
nation comes from u member OF Mayor
B0wden's family, who IN resident 0f
cuba, and he asserts Of his own know
ledge that the extreme element In
greatly In the minority ana they are
today secretly preparing for war and
Aro making heavy purchases Of nrms
ana ammunition,
The statement creates considerable
excitement among the large cuban col
ony here,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
SERVING LIQUOROBT INDEPENDENCE PARK
KANmOs OBJECTIONS no THE
HOOGs BILL.
Crpples who Mlght plc of Thirst
The nu Co send Youth to Tine states
for Education


The uouga bin to prevent cmploy
mont of minors lu u9uor .aloous met
Win unexpected opposition u hc
House thia moruuE STARTLING ohIop-
uuus came from a. M. kBuhn tht
Nulunlc mDmhUr from tNlu kduIho
Thought uw Dim would work Fruat
hardship uu numerous old mon uud
DrIppIrH uuu hc drew uu uugguuE ula.
lWu ul uoNlrnlt Dluauua painfully MIle
uE INTO ihr grave because thcy couldn't
hrnd tlandphlluluu' tu ulu1uH I0r bot.
Clos oi liquor THE hIll Del good. alld
huulhu. Vim 20 Erncrul way. hut tny uulN
way Tor ola mon uud crluulp8 tu Eut
uuuur ih hN hvudug Grandchildren tur 90
huttlo unu it thiH law ia passed and thoy
eau. fut Pc ID Winht ouuHU dDnJh lu
Nuulll1u iu luu luuiW lhHuIhu iUIi IUI
Nouthu from lA tu al who Doc thOught
.huuId Dee lrUr il ho iuiu saloon. and
dilnh No ihrN WuutUd tu.
ll'uhH lrplN uulr1luu iN1l N huuInu
WhH llHui lhrl' uuhI hn UlluulD" Uuu
hIAuHIhlh'H HuIluiIuH now lor DNIHt.
Nlh IHNn prevent h1'r ui liquor to W.u.
uIH 'nu ll' hll uhHDI '"1ld, Grafton
N'N N"INIhh Z" 81" NIIh Hlir ui NpuuIH
lo minors hut W minors. Uhla Ml.
NDhHu went llooHH one hDiIn uul luu-
Wul'l iuni NJ would h. much UUll.I
lI tl' pId H'nU were hrpl iluW bottles
anyhow
hhIINu lHIlNlNI'N lIliI lNNI" NUIt
various voters crippled lame. hult
hllud ana otherwise luurw umuuH those
who hud elected ll0uga nud lhUN would
I"l. hndly upou hlH inFtnuiuln.
'IhD penalty fuI violation uI iho law
.WuH changed from forfeiture of ucouao
/ tu "a iinc of uut lrHH thuu $50 to tlOO.
other small amendments wore muic
ana ihr Din was arui b1ck lu thn frul-
IluH Committee to Doc brought up uH thp
orlrr ui uualucra tomorrow
kumHlae.b blll to provide for send
| lng abroad youtha from tho public
schools Of Hawai- was reported un-
'iavorubly lhlg morning by thc House
| committee on EDUCATION. the blll pro-
Vldo8 mat tho Secretary of the TERRI
/ tory with concurrence Uf tho Board of
/ Education 90 select worthy poor
. youiho' from the select schools Of
The territory, 10 Doe sent 10 tho United
states for education. Ten youths are
10 bc geut, three from Hawaii two
! from Maui four from Oahu ana one
/ from Kauai ana Niihau, The students
are required ~ perfect themselves In
law, medicine, suryeyinB ana engineer
ing Aud pedagogy
The Committee on Education report
cd I'm favor Of lnyiug the bill on the
table. The money would be better
spent said Tho committee ln Improving
The schools hero.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
COMMERCE CLAIMS TuE scENE
OF MUCH GAIETY



iNNtpuhNDuDr iuIh Pavilion. tH.
...ne ui many notable e..UhrAiIHua ant
luhN. tathcriuHs dutuE thH I..l dr-
taut la t' hccuuD Wbri ui itadg
commerce Nlth hur uD.uai1mUd EAN
hNs '1ld hD. hand uu thia i.mpic uL
l'.lNllh
II. puNIIIuu hd. stood nu,.Hiul.H
iu' l1r iuU"t rtIt i"I ,N. |H., l"" f.NI..
FI"m uuD iu uu. No Oda NIO.dtd uH
" till nl I'H alIu. luIt lo lHt 1tlnnui.
ni huN9lhf Operations In tI. "huu
hu'N. .t't.lN b, NaH u.'I lht cia-
olt Nnd Wrl nursery I"i II. IuiuWa
hNtH. Mhl'h 'ont DhNIO lu "iIi WllH-
nNl NnrrN @. M'N %" "IO'"N. mon
ioI uWU unuI lh' uI'..nI UuI1WH.
PUG .''Nuh WA" t'mII"I.i Il N'"
hNNI l'n N.liH of "n'. HH' Nnd ni
n.'h tnI'IH'' 'H9 "aNDd l' "I II.ih.N.
lul.iN' IH.. l'ulllh lu' II.l F,'.
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"N"h TOT 'n. hummer lh lN''h 'Nt t,'.
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N'. .'" N'.n N'Nl "I l' lN. i,'N
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
nnaIarnp ~ OrNIoMn.

Captain of Mounted Police Eos had
n lively encounter yesterday shortly
before noon win several men on Bethel
street near Hotel The Oliicer diaeOV-
cred Two men HcutilinB one Of them
was administering an unmorclful beat
Ing ~ the other. Fox started 10 take
The stronger man into custody but be
ran away Another man Edward Yates
is said 10 bhye come 10 ne nld Qt no
prisoner Fox blew his whistle OmGer
Spencer caught thG man who cauHed
the trouble, The prisoner refused 10
give his name he was charged with
assault and battery while Yates was
charged win interfering win an ON
TgT
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
pAlD no nE IN A STATE or
COLLAPSE,
Mentally Bright nut Physically u
Wreck What the Foreign Ministers
Hay of Ills Influence ana Character

pmKfNu, March l7,--Tho health of III
Hung Chang II again n matter OF grave
confederation 10 the Ministers OF the
powers, MIR, lloothlll, the American
special commissioner, who visited harl
III yoHterday says he le u physical wreck
aud apparently IN u state OF utter ools
lapse although mentally ~ bright ~
ever, Mr., ilOokhlll would not be sur.
prlned 10 hear OF hln death any moment
The removal Of III liung Chang by
death on any other cause at the present
moment would DO very unfortunate.
M dc dlerh, the Russian Minister, tald
today
III Hung Chang In great diplomat,
and his influence with the Chinese
court Va absolutely unique No other
man Ia China approaches him IN this
respect This Influence IN not tempo.
rnry but n M particularly effective ht
important moments like the present In
Tho history OF CHINA"
Hen0r dc Col0n0gan, Spanish Minister
aud H0yhn of the diplomatic corps, Bnld
"Thu Chinese court could not appoint y
plenpOlpnilnfy Of the Sumo Chllber hnd
having equal influence with the Chl-
ueHu Hnd the Foreigners, Although
many Of the Ministers Of the powers
object ~ his political methods ana res
gard him ~ essentially u trimmer,
nevertheless they realize that ho N the
best possible man ~ represent China
~ The present emergency"
orders have been received by the
American troops 10 depart next month
leaving behind only 100 infantry The
headquarters Blnff assert that the IN
HlruollnnB are great mistake nllcg.
inR that n 10 necessary ~ retain a large
body 0f foreign troops IN The country
for ~ least two years, Most of the Of
nourH take different Wow 0f the mat.
tor believing that the best course IN 10
retain few Of The troops Of each ma.
tl0n hnd 10 Withdraw the rosl,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
VIVAAl ArArl1MnNr.

EDITOR STAR The statement oon-
taned IN The Star yesterday th1t DON
shlVeB, prosecuting witness IN the
Young case for assault ana bnttery
was found IN Y0ungs premises talking
90 Y0unE's wife, In Incorrect The
truth IN, ~ the evidence shows, and not
disputed, that 00nHalvos, having had u
telephone message that he was wanted
~ P0merOy's, WAS found there asking
Mrs. Young, who Unopened 10 be on the
premises, who wanted n hack, when
the assault took place,
!, M. VtVAs.
Honolulu, Mnfrh 20,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
AN HoNNBT MEDICINE ron Ia
GRIPPE,

deOrge w, watt, Of South Gardiner,
Me-, says ~ have had the worst cough
cold, ehlllG ana grip ana have taken lots
~ trash ~ no account but PROFIT ~ tho
vendor Chhmberlain'R Cough Remedy
In The only thing that has done any
good Whatever have used one bottle
ail let mo, I congratulate the manu-
faeturera ~ an honest medicine" FOR
sale by all DEALERS Henson, smith X
Company, general agents Hawaiian
Islands,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
A cnuMDLrNG MONARCHY
Doleful Prophecy Regarding the Aus.
TRIM lgmpIfe.


LONDON, MafGbG l7,-f met today an
Austrian gentleman who knows very
Intimately the dOlnRH ana sayings Of
the Austrian court I asked him what
lie thought ~ the recent article IN the
MHtln entitled N Crumbllns MOnar-
0hY"1ils reply WHsi
~ have mol seen the article but one
thing ! am very sure Of that In, that
after the death Of the present Emperor
nothing can hold the Austrian empire
together, The German provinces viii
without any Kind NJ doubt insist, ~
they have alfehdy expressed their de-
sire IN going over ~ Germany, The
Czeehs viii be for Independence, but
under RUSSIAN protection The Hum
ghflhns VIII seek Independence ana ask
fOf more seaGOast IN addition ~ the
port ~ Flume, The Italian provinces
VIII RO over ~ italy
~ might be- otherwise N the heirs "a
the throne we're more worthy, but they
hte, unfortunately quite united 10 rule
The present Emperor, ~ long ~ he
lasts ana hope n win W long is ail
right, ANA nothing VIII happen, but
after he goes I quite agree with what
you tell me was the context Of the
Mathis article
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
THE ELKs ARE coMING,

The Elka arc going ~ have grand
carnival IN Honolulu, " present plans
carry LetteTh received by the last
division, has not only received The 10
cal organization win open arms hut
PURPOSES sending out n big Delegation
~ properly install ", National olllcerh
VIII arrive IN San Francisco today, VIII
there OrRaDize the excursion, ana the
party VIII reach here about ne middle
pf April Charter members ~ HE 10
cal lodge arc HRklpg preparations TO
DTODpTly trrGlVr them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
TIIIg WEATJIJgIt

Weather Bureau, Punab0u, y, ~.
Wind fresh north northeast; weather
cloudy ana somewhat threatening;
llkey 10 Do showers tonight.
Morning minimum temperature, 81,
midday maximum temperature. 7Di ba-
egdlng y q. M ,02j dew point y a. M,
Hj humidity, y q, M, ~ per cent.
CUlPffB j. LYONS, Observer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
RALn on gIIEnTINGa,

l.. Is, Kerr A GO. are holding a special
sale NJ she6tlnga, There are 10 plenea
IN One lot selling for W cents a yard
sale affords housewives on opportunity
20 secure bargains
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
NEdHoBs IN JAfL

-Four negroes we're brought from
Whlluhu Sunday on the Clh1dlne, 10
await trial ~ the next term Of court.
One NJ the men was Woods who In
charged with r0bblng a store ut BpreGk.
elsyllle. The others are 10 for minor
ihnfls,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
I,IgoIaLATfJtu ADJonIINa,

The California legislature adjourned
March H. The Call says " ~, "Boanda
free but lacking IN great deeds is the
lhInys sf0nrlh lekIalhlure's ree0rd.N
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
pfLL0W corrOMA.

Sweeping reductions have been made
IN pillow C0tt0ns by Il. B Kerr A. Co
-Four standard brands Of goods are
offered NJ surprisingly low prices. ttgad
advertisement on fourth page.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
A rnInNp IN NnEp.

NOW TVTkl HfUI ", IWW
Governor JOaeph ~ BnyerH, Austin,
Tex.
Your drah on The prOydfDi sayipgH
Life Assurance Society ~ New York
TOR one thousand dollars f0r he relief
~ lhe sunerlng ~ Galveston wlll be-
duly hOnOred pn presentation,
W, w, SCOTT, President
The Pr0yideDt Savings Life AssuT-
Hnrr Society W represented by l. ~.
Burns Office in hag0OD BUILDING
TCE HOUSE DnLTGACTEg
Camarlnpa California Fruit Market N
tho place for lGe house dellcacler.
EVerythlnR the California maTket AZ
fGrds NJ this season gf The year can Dc
found ~ camnripoF.
Fine Job Printing. aRr Omne
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
IIAB TIcW EQUALS.

For light running, easy adjustments,
and good work the Singer Sewing Ma
chine has few equals ana no superl0rs,
a-D. Bergers0n, agent Bethel Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-26
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