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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
TOMORROW rs THE DAY.

Get up early and get in line If you
intend to take advantage of the wall
paper sale at Beals. First come first
served. Sale begins at 8 a. IN. sharp.
See ad
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
HOUSES GOING UP.

Purchasers in College Hills are begin
ming to build; three residenc are in
course of construction, another begins
next week. Plans for others are in the
hands of local architects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
A SAFE COMPANY.

Among the safe and liberal COM
panies, where sound life insurance may
be secured, the Provident Savings Life
Assurance Society. of 346 Broadway,
New York, may be especially mention
ed 1t has risen to the first rank, under
the splendid administration of its presi-
dent Mr. Edward w. Scott. The Provi-
dent is represented in Honolulu by A.
Newhouse; office 1916 Progress Block.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
sEAMLESs sHOEs.

L. B. Kerr is making a speciality OF
Nettletons' seamless shoe for men. See
display in window corner Fort and
Hotel streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23

The Customs Tariff Act of 1897 with
alphabetical schedule, revised up to
July 1st. 1900-an indispensable book for
all importers. just received and for sale
by the Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23
TT GIVES NEW LIFE.

Use Pacheco's Dandruff Killer for
lifeless, uneven and sickly hair; it
keeps the scalp clean and free from
disease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23

Just opened 100 cases OF the famous
"Wal1-on" mems shoes at $500 at Nc
Inerny Shoe Store.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-23

Fine Job Printing Star Office.
The sun., 1901-02-15
Use FOR CARNEoIE'S MONTY.
Richard Mansfield Thinks = National Theatre
Would he a Good Investment.

CHICAGO. Fob. II -Hohard Mansfield said
yesterday that he believed tho ti,nc Was rire
for founding national theatre He suS-
gested Glso uat man OF great wealth. uke
Andrew Carnegie, could not more effectively
sndear himself TO pos,erity than by sndo Wing
such an institution. lie did not openly say
rut Carnegie was tho millionaire be had In
mind ns meein NJ every requirement for "a
patron, hut he Nlid the opportunity cert ain,y
was there. II Mr 'ainesir cared 10 take ad,
vantage ~ II
IA long a. MI Ca-n.cie announces nm
intention h" SAID. Ia spend n great amount
every month for fut,haring .duvnti iunal move
nl"ntN. think the national theatre IL WORTHY
81 Ia. study lie may DENY lis eduCatlonp,
alter he had studied the project closely
The sun., 1901-02-15

niysd .acirs nicod 10 thor composition The
,lste CO = 'his ofroprou- ulfessloh I, no
d"ult sfs"lv DE 10 The Ntk". fam " ~ On
h.3 or years been accorded Jreentinrnc".
si'h"uFh u y n0to rious that & has prodIc
p1r" last tscsfs Than sll ''nef- com n,ned
Bu' u y not faml, " extreme - a. the
tn. M l., no mean. ne squsl u Ne l. - ton.
20 f,nl, m 80, esq., zach . 70. ir.rs ,'s.
fourteen trotters Nth record ~? u or better
.I are d.,gendap'. of fJect,onecr, N ths
tonian ana two % M.mbrino Ch,~f The
Nhh.s family nae only TOO representatives.
apd thee are insld. u. Us, - on'y a QUARTER
y.rdV scon. Of the Wilkes family made
tier rerord- over I'VE yearr ago, 70 lHss.
.In.e shen no Wilies ha. uo,,et a. fest a.
aud that tpnsmit, 1t vth the sr.sts>t .rrs'i-
ilsrity. trsn 'nts also the highest rate of 'rot-
Is n .pract,cahi. to arrest the rapid IN
cres-. ofthe PAGER. and 10 resume th. breed,
!, mr. .-if tiithat IS necessary Is FOR breeder.
+ .el.ct,os their snnnais 70 t enoo;s ,hSs' S~
iS' a% TS, sAss Pa ds MOT, mo-, sIsn na
bit 40 FAR a. am shIe. 70 recall 7 never hsd
tut one PAGER where ! sip.cted tro'tsI
from On. 20 four yesrs old. and only opr ~
ns ana % ma onF f1t r7a have e done
DO. the dAwnins Of the twntisth century
whl witnss. she pa.ins Of the AMERICAN
thoy ssnds upon thousands Of men have
bulded ths petter .pat Of ,hst thoughts
millions 81 dollars have been iayl.h~d. shows
pnmistat able signs OF cruplNlinS at tn.
Foundations II has been unh rmined, nnd
VnlsAs a .trpt we'll di.ected and deter
nlPed combined effort Is ms De. tsA quest ION
o. Spt few year. when n. Am-r,csn trott~r
The sun., 1901-02-15
psyrw prrFyn, uH,ipr srL
Ana sim.su t.sd rsss. Tun s che Oval
Central ~tausn.

SENATOR p.rer a.. ai.-~or F0ri NJ tef
hnulrs a. t', II1r~r no ~ frsu7' citation
Cus i.st r.sHi i1 'h~ Nsrha"Hl IT, o. W
D "a pr+-1 ul %. ''H NsF Nrrf '""'f'
raiI-p,i s-f ths r~rnpdol'.d GRAND '"nu ~
stA1,r H. hi- sr-"'h S-Ta tor D~S~~ dr-
f.0def ~. sh,p sub~adv pil -o ol"0~nuv
thrt ~. r,llroad rneu i1mped 20 tnrir fest
snt rh'-r- han
Gsnrz, u p.n.ls prcdiei ant intro
tlo-t Mr. Fprd a. o. ~ who's ~'io1"s. hal
h-,pn lataely due 20 tie pTop,nluitV ~ IN"
urpui Central SuI"n to his hnt"I MI.
Pprt ntmuad thNt The fact that tho ~f
ml7nI ~, trerlv oUrouf~ h- hotd har
hai .hsht hearing On No snoo-si h- >Aid
lie VS. ay~n vi.ling o. sdrnit th trun" inanaer-
r,srt o! th@ three rotis Wa .p'h a. To dfi'H
their patrpr, =" dnuk
-Fver, off,. EraNs.' saIi he how neoes-
vary frrF,t'.Irrs- = to ono gr'nng OH a
ualn o. tl..~ .tllToto-
vi Uarial- stys 90 railrrai and ho"-l
huaifis.s are FiuIrri Industries art ~" ous q
:, bud 1ur-riv"' to-rth.' " ron '.' Iuh,',
literature Why. The II ..IuILl'h LAt the nan
ha- u, UuHiertul l"gs at Ae ti'tdf", u Va !,
grtrd huut.rg aud - lerd u bellows tAsI
fh6s. ma. ntaoent blocks ~ granite ara JUS,
glued on Taxi that depot ~ Alh.ny. tht'
woudrrful naur'ir n ~ nlhs.e I"ltt,n IT, y
from 'p dc broad ,ts udI oiut. o. the camtnu.teI
i.sLt months of the year live nj Eve, tou'
months II which ! asphvxiete IN the tunne,
In an air made zihhurous hy ood sas aud
the Ia'gu4xe " tho .umuutrr ana ~ oat
that are prrhistprtc T. the student II arch
a,,Icyy tho Nes haven road % very Interest
ing ,, -. ~ 4
to leave the traLsI orttion business many
times by his political frruds
7 have not done 49, said 70, becan-- m '
M, don mas been to demons ~'rst' that mai
Connected wiLh the trtnspuftAuou Interests
+. A. a much euLI,A - C,IAi, rttuh - ti'
pDlltClun who hVd n cCCuutn' n ana VINO
lived 10y deiraudint the I'enple
TN trying "a 'rinuu-trat that the mar
act vely cuune,ted With n railroad gan he o.
good Senator AMI dp nj lu'v o. IN" public
eIuauy a. well ~ the po.lt.ciru or the m"N ~
Who hnplens to at DE ode HIM We 10 more
fnr The rrnmotun - m" civilized wealth o
th- country than nl 'le "'hcI Industries com
Stn.d | mieht add I wouldn't want tn rut
foT pr.Siirn, on thtt platform, but - 80, .
I'm Congress thor" lUsn't boon single MI
ehis Session ~ whIcL ~" rNlr,pds care = ray,
md that's the host answer can MAKE Z.
N.oae who ask whv u rail road mans Senator.
The sun., 1901-02-15
nRs WBrrTss rsot mrs
u.,a "a, G,,,ss westh'~ss Cheeh ~ss-a.s
Hrs~er sehsps Gsss . nsserc~-

while q supreme Court iury IN Rfoeklv-
vn returning verdict YESTERDAY sh'-s
sav- her husband Chuies 4 Srhut's n-
brewer q de~res ~ absolute divorce. VI,
Gshuelie schultz vas . priSpner a. tos ts-
In The Jefferson MArk~s po-ice court. % arssi
With larceny Tn. counplAinan, 10 the mA1
aser of q Fourte~ath suo~t dry soods store
IN which she is accused of tenderins . hst
chsct for S2S for purchase on Dec. / last
Tn. check xas ssnt back from the BROOK ~
bank on which IL rss drawn mar led -No
good Mr~ Schuet~'s account having hesr
closed month previosH In her defen g
the Defendant testified that che t-iev. 4
her h~yer had deposi'~d for her In ~. - nj
the proceeds Of the sale 81 pieca of he
proper'y which he had notified her he va,
neso dating Tn. lawyer, however. I'd n p
close the ranssc ton and make the depos
che said although she DID not learn d H. ,
until after shs had given the cheek
Counsel for the CON plainant declined 70
disniss the charge on Mrs SchutteS ore
to make good the amount Of the cheot
Maxtsuate Mayo tben held the woman In
o. $40 bal for trial Bal was furnishea
and she wuu released
In the divorce suit Alernntsr c. Camp
bell was named as tho cor~spondent, Mrs
Schutte denied the allegations. but - Jury
found her guilty.
The sun., 1901-02-15

wASiuNoToN, Feb IL These naval orders have
be,n i~sutdi
tumIuAnde ". n. Everett, To duty as teorG,I oi
lAhni bnAtd, boston ysid
tumuAnutt Is Patch, from the loStun Natd
w. aus A. assistant inspector, nst liz hthouNe dstuci
CmumAnGtf u \ uiclbtll, tom TIE NOifolk yAtd
10 duly A. oftnauo, once ~ tLat Ihid
Comma ndef j n Iigs -, ttum tnt Norfolk yard
" duly ~ ordnance departmental NtN \uit yAfd
lleIunaut tomuAuIsi j l.ubhatj, Ton Tic
Auphhflic ~ UUtl A. assistant iuspretot. foufih
lighthouse dhulrl. Philadelphia
IIsutenah nj COMMANDER II Moiicu, from The Ncv
Nofk Nptd The Ampnittir ~ executive
NsNal ,Auei h, INAns AND Naval IAdsl II II
Roy all from TIE Chioasoto tht AuhnL
surgeon u q. lt~s. fIom us Io"s W the rhliA
ddpnls
These anses among ornstfs Of the Asiauc sta.
ton have hccu u sdr.
II,utsuA nj con mandrr q. " Holman, from
tht hokuiAna hospital 10 tatitc station
Lieut. II |. RuS~ from The bruosyn W The Al.
hsny
inSisn u j ElSon, from IN, Monterey 10 Yoko
hama hospital
fifS Lieut. : Elliott. Marine Corps. from the Ma
rnt bnsAdt " Mar island Hospital TOT tresuntnt
p1fa Lieut. G n Lyman, Marine Cops from the
Yokohama hospital " Name bIgsds.
The sun., 1901-02-15
The Weather.

The high winds over the middle Atlantic and Nv
England coasts diminished somewhat yesteuAy
but avsAged from 20 ,o 70 miss an hour In the oaiv
morning. The low pressure held ir ponuon over
Nova scors and u,e high pressure conunu~d n crowd
eastward over tho Late seeiona Thrrs wns another
lo~ AseA " the north Of Montana moving s'uih
eastward The weather WAS fair. save for tsr
S'ov fumes In northern New York and Vermont
II vas slshuy warmer In nearly AL dis,t cts. but e
nained below heeuns everywhoSe. except the Souh
Atlantic and QUIZ StAtes.
In this city the day wasfsir and slightly vsut',
winds. generally high no,fhweststy: average hu.
mdi. a. per cent: barometer. ec,ed 70 read {,
sea leveL atsA. NJ. 20 os.SP. NJ. :ea
The temperature a. recorded by the orcls hrr.
momsier. and also by THE SUNS thetmomsei a.
the street level Is shown In the annexed table
The sun., 1901-02-15
PREsBY TERIAN SRrfD REVISION.
Tho Iomrnittee 20 make Supplemental state
meut TO the General Assembly.

w,suIsnrnS, Feb "a Tho COMMITTEES on
Revision or the prr.S, s~rian Cr".d has occn
In session NJ the New YORK Avenue proshy-
tnrian Church fnr several DAYS past An
unuu,onent was mall through the s~cre-
tary that tho onin mittcr had at're-d unan
inon~ly n at some change In Two u.etai
.tatnrnsnt. was necessary, and that bN
tnninrltv vote u wNs decided ~ recommend
that suah change should tasc the form ~
TO cover AL the roints In dlsruto or that have
given riso {! ruisavJ rohcrsion or irlSunder /,
standinG, and that urrc new choppers SHOUT
sririt u,Nlons. and tho love " God Tor all
men Il ia ~af unof'i ciaily that Dr Herriok
yohn.un Of Chicago and ono " two oIlers
may subr,,t minority report accommodating
a rsst ,toInent uf tpc oroGd
The ucSt Gclrta Assembly, when the aCtio n
Of tho cnrl,nittce win ba =. I'D ulon, WIN Ia
held In PhiSdolvhia IN MAY Should the
rrcomm mandntionS indicated he nriroN q
III, Ass,unhly win prulahly nlpu!nt special
rourlttso u draft such a statement ~ 10
ountani plated In the above rcupft
The sun., 1901-02-15

servscss rs-dsy st the T1fth Axs.ss 'Hsssl
Tho Panbssreu.

The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas G Plat vii
be held at II O'Clock ttAA NOR ning In the Ft'N
Avenue Hotel. The services will be led hy
the Rev. Dr. David J. Burial Of she MaIh =
Collegiate Church. In the psrIor OF the hotel
The palbearers will he Gov. Odoii. Admiral
Crow ninshield. L. s. N: Col. JohnJ. MoCook.
LieuI-Gov. Woodruff judge Stevens n
Burke OF Cleveland. Ohio' Lspmard stewaN
A. B. BoaTdman and c. X. Crosby. The
body viii be taken 70 woodlswp npr tempo,
rary inte1mcnt. In the spring the body v q,
pc taken TO Owego fos burial In she Platt
family plot.
A large number OF tslegrams and letter,
Of coincidence were received by senator Plat
yeadday They cane fr9m all pars OF
In all. over 1000 p:s.Ayss were reoe.ysd
from men Who in polltloI life are strongly
opposed to Senator Plat Many foud peces
were alro resolved
The Executive Committee Of the Republican
County Committee will meet this mornl ne
al 10 o'clock at the hsadQ uartsrx, / Madison
avenue. To adopt resolutions Of Sympathy.
The members Of the couAmhtse Will attend
thu funeral In body.
The sun., 1901-02-15

49, 49,. 90. ,y-r thfss 'ius.ss msnv
tfl,tt.fs ss f.s..sr. sHnnrs ths a. = 49, -'f--
t..l vsss- 49, shHs in 10" Ne p-c~r- csns
O., Ysfpuuluss tla ts''~fs nav fsrT -
-,.~,taf ps..trr.rs Hr no sams rsiin
90 Insr-ss. rontinnss net m sn"the'
tsr.a. 80 r..tipn. oil ta fsv~fss'i snd
o.. shaii sr-s' crop ~ paseTs inf 'hs v"@
ita O. .bla Ne usa Z 80 'f7t'ins crop
TO .fu. hr. comparatively Inc snifcan'
IN ruu.H~ra par-r, were a. an "afler rs'ird. !
wuI rsnti1r thN uls pAf~ni volume rf''hss-
t~ts C.slpafs tfo,tns and fs"ins hesnrd
w.ish -,v-r, performances 10 VI. olc~~ ~ he
yeI tsss d.ypcs ~ pax.~ to summdis.
Of tro,tins t,o-- ,nd crly 20 p>oips raos~.
a rltio fcf no alter s,h y rnlv u 20 lhe~e
are unnl.' ak abe and harusns Indications
and ruu.i c,u-. inv-rs and u s~t~se n The
An~ics vptt.r 20 inquire NO, only where
Ae.e At bsi shi,hd are 80 .~rdns'
4 snuNld answer 10 " utt~rls- age. and
m rs not r.mot. future. 80 enormous are
tie constant gains u tho paosr unless methoci-
AI- radically chsnsed
-yhas far p.rfprmcr- q any rsf> ~ -tand-
ara ap..i have ben con~adered. but ne nn-
ysndins danger j. y-t mas S~ftlins ~hen
fast~r n .--~s n. tAhen INTO sccount l
.ucu that a deoided rrAJorry Il the hcr--s
a th. Is list sers psosr-. but did nl <now
and did nod b~Isv- N majority d those
We have been uroedin. tor "a s-t nvs OF sli
Years HAVING any lL"'-n.inh 70 sI~eu NIs
p.cefs i-t such seems 70 he the Z tAct We
are nos breeding psssrs nstead OF uo'ci.,
and th1. a. ths l~t nf'"en yetrs prove, u tn
g On IN an mIsasins ratio un.fs<s mean, AZ.
taken 70 check 10 Il It IN tie interest " the
BREEDER that Il be eheok.d' I thin. SO
tu,e.-' 1t s, what Is to tecom- of the uotins.
Dat p.oers r,i ever b~ sqos,.,u1sd to' S. tro.
vtsslers vii newer come into faahton as
The sun., 1901-02-15
DKTROIT STREET RAILROAD DEAL
Interests OF u. 7. wilson saAd TO Have De<s
Bossht by . Cleveland syndicate.

prrRoir. Mich. Feb II, Henry 4. Everett
Of cleveland. with some associates from
that oity, has purchased IN. Il, I. Wilson
in,rrc,t, In the rtrcet railway system OF DO
uou, III. purchanc Mcuhs Io,OO shares
AZ $40 share. The new owners are noS
hrrr, and elected Henry 4 Everett Irssidcnt
n II Van ,ortlandt of Now York Is ~ tho
directorate and holds 1000 shares. No I'M
mediate changes are contemplated IN manage
in'nt
II IL said that $4,000 shares are on sale
with au expression from Everett favoring
their sAlc " employees IN small lots
The sun., 1901-02-15

e,-stv4u~S Fsb nsvr~.~n'stse .
R-h~o,s - v-onssn -hsHm.n - %. hs
rabliesa Dsasr.~-sprsi Osmpasn Coiun'i,-
20. ~h1 recently .ntrn,bosd q tll 10 fe-
psn .~r'sn dlti-s imposed bY hs lnpsisY
10 ~ ne articles enumerated boz ~bsd as
, ms'a,. sol tbsW mAuafsatIr~. son
hatst Boz 'hs iron snd st~si tr'ist ssvs ont
an .utl1r.ssI In'srvis- 90 -uppof' ~ he
pf1uas-d Irs ston Nr Bsu~o~s -s'' tst
tho hsyuIIi,sr theory n pfotsC',un has u~-n
~ ~ adjust NE J.ftS "a 20 prutsct b,sd ~
and So, stsp Infant tntuart--. Va ths en-
nat our p~n people might mAnufsr'ure ths
goods "a At are consumed The iron AMI stcsl
1nt.stf h. holds. has gone t-Y ont what thH
most sfisut pfut-ct onist sosnd have pfe-
"a. ted tstltF ysA4s sgo. untu To IA met 81
Of needing ths pfpteg't1n nf tstN mann
fas turers are exporting thsr proiprts Z"
AL Iarts ~ he sotld
~ - belns the cae.. NJ Bsboocs ssys
. good publlc poiiov detutnb that Ns tvtf
ts r.uoveu mat TIE people mIsht have ne
b~reIt lf other mra~t. md not he rs-
IT. r.,f.d 60 prio-s NJ are made bv co n
hintt.nn % iut-f--ts brousut tpsvther fyr
ll- i't-TNtrW Mr. Hab,uck save
~ - certainly sisdJui on IT.. part n Cot-
sr@ss to N ord such relief as u " sbie T. do
Gy tAa re.-sl . laws arstins schcStale 80
where monster OrgtnI1.tous have Doso
organized to regulate cHmp"tiuoa. sca~tulss
which prsotlC ally pTOdI,e bat little rsVsnde
but which are -lfil 'I-n'ly ltsh Ia prevent
the impot isiio- ~ fofaisn material 81 man1-
fact res
The sun., 1901-02-15
The Crsr'. Present 90 the President.

WAsuivoros. Feb /, -Count CaVHm called
on the President Tits morning to pirsent 10
nm, with the complainant, of his suyerely n.
an albuil containing huioslHlhe OF tho
Is.r'. coronation iu ispG The yulum" is
suuptuuu. ly Loupd and the pi,turr, repre-
sent al Tho notable scene, connected With
tho tNTnnat.uu ceremonies together with
rurtIu', oi thS car aud tluiiuu Tho
Nu.iR.sador in rtc,cNtuv the album do
lt,rr,d Iu informal ~, ,-arr oi GOOD viii
from h,s fu, rryi"r und tlio President Il. tired
han - convey ~, thank, tu the car
The sun., 1901-02-15
MOTION yoRec AsT Poa TC
- n.

WAhhINVTON tORtCAl Foa TO-DAY ~
- TOMORROW
pm NV Hampshire, vermont Nssss chu.,r'
Rhode Isisnd and ConnAcsiout fair Snd pioh.t.f
wsrnrr today; fair W nortsS with rising emyr!a
turs. frssh 10 brisk northwest winds becoming ,A.A
biz Tomorrow. ~
p~ sdskrn Nsp Y~A ar 10 dnv. vnA 'ofs'
HwreVatG's: tdH toNroerov sIosJs probably 'lin -
soou IN no'h ava u~a por,soaS rnt nofi fihusa ,snii
oscomsoe ra'ioeis TO yr~ror,
Poi sAsnTn Pennsylvania. fair 70 day. With rHns
emIsaiut In north portions fau to morrow siN'
rain In north aud west PORTIONS. hssh " brlsa nat.
west inds becoming yailAblt.
For New jersey, Delaware the District Of Cd .'-
eis, Maryland aud Virginia, fair W day and probst
W morrow fic,h northwest winds bccomins vaiAt
For western New NorE. increasing closltntss eva
warmer 70 day. probably snow OF iaiu W lpoIIO y
west winds becoming variable.
The sun., 1901-02-15

Once wealthy FsiIed to Ray Legacy and
Arrested for Contempt ~ Court.

Albert q. Woodruff. II ycars Old, who was
sent tp tho E-,cN county jail In Newark two
weeks ago on commitment for contempt
Of court, committed ruiCido early yesterday
trd "A Top. AROUND NJ. neck, 'r.t-n"d ons
end tn "A syikc IA tho wnll md 'hnn Jump,d
from a stool Tho Topr moka and Woodruff
frll heavily to the floor. Ills head strik ing
tho stone huse that runs around the room
County In' siciM Washington sad death
was dur tU strrngulntion.
lie Wa wanted IA court for 'Oiling to pav
~ ;sI5t tu Annr aud Caroline Rcdwrll.
rIr,cr-. II WYOMING y y. his money was
Woodruff
Moo,h NJ Was we'll known hy Nnsous. lie
failed srv'r1l months ago Tor si|,ooo. II,
l ave. widow
The sun., 1901-02-15
Delaware Anutiparc,t~ mu ra,s.d.

Nu.NINogoN, pcl. Icb. ~ The House "
Representatives to-day passed the Senate
Autl-' u uc't" hll and u now rpys 10 Gov.
Buuu fnr action Thc hi!l prohibits the sal.
CT u,uuulaCt Irc ~ any pan ul iHc state ~
rIEdTut'rs, ViFUrrtt" paper ur ,l.,ur,ito to-
haccD II H. not known what GOV uurn will
do. The nu,wnor IL Ia New YORK.
The sun., 1901-02-15
AIirnnn Asks for hinichood.

washington, Feb u Delegate wilson
~ Arizona to-day prcscut"i io the House
u memorial from the Legislature Dr Ari.,ra
asking statehood The ucutiou state. that
the Territory has u population uf l.??I2
cNce,diug that rt either Iowa. Nebraska,
M,ouiur. ldHhu or Nevada at the tine 81
their adiule.iun to tho linton. and cN,r"d. ing
that OF Nevada aud Nyui .,lc cu' bIh"d
at present TIE aS.rr.rd NIaa'lo Of '|N-
alI" ptupeTty ie t".7'? 10. with annual
mineral Production uf itu.uuu.Ubu.
The sun., 1901-02-15
cH1EpoNIANs WIN DEwAR CUP.
Thsy Bsas the Cha snpdon Van Cor'landt Rink
In Final Round by ~ 70 ~.

The truth OF the old Scotch saying. The
bo~t laid plans of mice and men gang aft
asle~.- was eNcmpllred Yesterday when the
Van Corusndt curriers' winners Of the Mitchell
and Gordon medals th's season. were beaten
In IN. final round for the Dewar cup At Van
Cnrusndt Park hy the four OF tho Chedonian
Curling Club The only difference In the
team that was beaten yesterday and the one
that won the championship In the Gordon
match was that + g Mor'sini. Jr led otY In
place Of c Ogden Pratt tho Van Cort-
Ia andt skip curled In his usual mastery fashion.
and was vel supported by Isaiah Frazer
The other two Van Coruandt men were at
times errauc and though all rallied toward
the end of tho match. the brace came too late
and the Cacdonians won by A margin OF two
pointr. Fortune certainly favored the Gale
donisns In the hrrt round PLAYED on v ednss-
day thoy only Won the rink agHiust the second
team Of the Van Coruandta after tie. and
then through one OF thoVan Cor1andt play sru
breaking tho rules by falling over u stsns
In the second round they wero drawn against
their own second team and followed up this
good luck by drawing bye N that they did
not have % play yesterday morning
Tho Van Coraandt four easily dhpossd
OF tho Thstlcs IN the seni-nna sound II
appeared an even match when thc TNistes
made hrcein the seventh head aud tho score
was TO IN their favor Then Van Coru andt
steadily rolled w points aud the score was
We twelfth head From JUS stage the
Thistes did not score audNsn Costandt won.
81 10 g.
Great interest was taken IN the nnal round
and large crowd surrounded tho rink, which
tSs % X. 70. Ts t.s ao anp1i: i..i end snS o.
With the eNception OF brisk cross wand
ideal conditions prevailed. The scores; N'
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feb. ia proposed
anu-rrust law. similar In terms 20 The act
IN eHect tn Texas. vas killed IN thr Alabamt
HouSe Of Representatives TO-DAY by vote
of 80 70 81 All of the members Of the Houso
are DsmOcrats but five or six.
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The ship Subsidy NM Dad.

WhsnikdToN. Feb. II The subsidy bill
Il Officially dead. bu, ~ will not be withdraw
or formally abandoned. Other legisiat,y -
matters VII he considered, however, and
the subsidy measure ler 90 die on the calen-
dar