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washouts peraiI Two Tra,u..

Utica, N. T., March Passenger
train No. S0S on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western went into the
ditch on account of washout three
miles south of Norwich. The engine
and cars now lie six feet under water.
One passenger was hurt. The wreck
Ing train sent out from Utica soon
after ran into a washout between
North Norwich and Sherburne ana
was also ditched.
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Cold weather In Euron.

London. March 27.-The weather in
Europe continues as bitter as ever.
There are frost and snow everywhere.
Seven to 10 degrees of frost We're regis
tered in the London suburbs. There
is considerable thickness of ice on the
lakes. Heavy snowstorms have swept
over northern France, and there are
several inches OF snow on the streets
Of Paris.
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Presidents New England Tr,,.

Washington. March 81. - Senator
Lodge Of Massachusetts saw the preri
dent with reference to the details of
his New England trip. The president
Expects to attend the class day ex-
'rcises at Wesleyan June rs and COM
mencement exercises at Harvard the
Following day. In all, 1t is expected
mat the presidents New England trip
VIII consume about ten days. Mrs.
Mckinley will accompany the presf-
dent.
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Fake Invalid Ran AMax.

buifalo, March 27.-Ivan Mahelyio. n
Slay who has puzzled physicians in
New York state on account of his an.
parentiy helpless and crippled co,di-
sion' for which no cause could be as
signed escaped from the Chautauoua
county aimshouse and ran away SO
rapidly that the attendants could not
capture him. He disappeared in a
strip of woods and has not been seen
SINCE
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woman.s Skeleton In a Cellar

Poultney, VT, March 27.-Workmen
removing cellar wall of an old build
ing here found heap Of bones at the
foot of an iron post. Among the bones
were pair Of handouts attached to an
iron chain. The skeleton is declared 10
be that Of Mrs. Perry Borden. who. il
is said, was murdered by her husband
70 years ago. I'd is believed she was
chained in the cellar and left to die.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. III. CHENEY & CO., Props, To
ledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
!. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in al!
business Transitions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
sists, Toledo, o. WALDING, KIN.
NAN Il MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
sists, Toledo, o.
HAIRS Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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HadIey Plans Teaching Trust,

Stanford University, Cal, March 81.
In an address to the students here
President Hadley of Yale outlined an
ideal system of education in which all
the American universities should Join
for the common good of educational
progress and economy. He showed the
enormous waste under the present con
ditions of rivalry and even antagonism
and planned an educational trust.
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Praise For Our shipbui,der,.

London, March ~. - At the spring
meeting of the Institute of Naval Ar,
chiteets in this city, the Earl of Glas.
gov presiding, the principal paper read
was that of Professor j. II. Biles. en-
titled 'Ten Years of Naval Construc.
lion In the United States" 1t was al.
most wholly statistical. but compli-
mentary to American ship designers
and builders and their continual i'm.
provement in the construction of armor
and armament.
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Swore Out a Warrant.

Martin E. Painter was arraigned in
city court yesterday on the charge OF
committing an assault and battery on
Snmae Keen. Former Judge Ball ap-
o ared for Painter and asked that the
"a se be dsnis ed as there was neither
,iformation nor a.,warrant in the case.
The case was abandoned. Later Mr. Keen
swore out \ warrant.
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Delegates to Convention.

The Master Plumbers Association has
elected the following delegates to repre-
8 mt Wilmington at the 18th annual con.
v, ntion Of the National Association OF
Master Plumbers, to be held in Kansas
City, Mo-, June 5, 6, and s: Alfred
Gawthrop, James +. Traynor, John G..
Brisop, Isaiah N. Eaton and Jesse *.
Handy; altern .tes, George b. Ward,
Dennis J. Harrington, Thomas J. Biscoe.
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William j. Murtash Dean

Washington, March 27.-William J..
Murtagh, former proprietor of The Ma
tional Republic and one of the best
known citizens of the District of Co
lumbia, is dead from the effects of an
apoplectic stroke sustained last Mon
day. He was about 65 years old.
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Armor Plate For TO

Berlin, March 27.-The Rhenish pa.
pers announce that an important Rhe-
hish IRON and steel firm has made a
proposition to the German government
10 establish armor plate works at its
own cost and furnish Germany with
afihor plate at the same price the
hrupp firm furnishes it to the United
states If the German government will
guarantee to give the firm at least a
part OF the naval orders. The govern
ment Is said to have the proposition
under consideration.
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BRIDGE is SAFE.
Levy Court Inspects Bridge Over
Brandywine at Washington Street

The members of the Levy Court yes
terday afternoon inspected Washington
street bridge over the Brandywine where
the planking is being taken up and cut
preparatory to tracks being laid for the
trolley. The members consider the bridge
strong enough to bear the strain of cars
being run over it. The previous Levy
Court had an expert AXE an inspection
of the bridge and he found it to be ir
good condition.
The court struck on 1854 900 off assess
ment which was improperly charged tc
Henry A. DUPONT and A. L. Foster, al
trustees, for property in Christiana hun
dred.
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Put Ties on the Track.

Tiffin, o.. March 27.--Arthur Ruch,
a farmer, was arrested on charge of
placing ties on the Pennsylvania rail-
road track near Bloomville on Satur-
day night. He tagged the passenger
train, which stopped but short dis
tance from the obstruction. Ruch has
made confession to the railroad CON-
pany's detectives. His motive, it is
supposed, was to obtain a reward for
tagging the train.
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Heavy SHOWS In AIa.La

Seattle, March 27.-The steamship
humboldt has arrived from skagway.
Ia special dispatches from Dawson it
Is reported that Stewart Menzies. au.
aitor or the Alaska Commercial com.
pahv, has arrived there from st. Mi
chaels with Gathering reports from the
koyultuk country. The heaviest snow
ever recorded in the Yukon basin has
FALLEN, and there is fear that Dawson
may be inundated when the snow
melts.
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Manila Plague situatfaa

washington. March 27.--Marine hos.
p'tai service reports from Manila show
lor tne week ending Feb. 9 an increase
OF SIX cases and four deaths from
piague, four Filipinos and two Chinese
pelng the victims. The board of health
mas the city divided into districts eacI,
u,stfict being inspected daily. The
phsue cases are thus discovered early
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New Rice CIaimant Anne.r.

Bellefontaine, D., March 27. Carl
Carlson, Muncle Qnd.) tailor, is en-
route to New York, where, it is stated,
he will enter formal claim to share
of the estate left by William Marsh
Rice. According to Carlson, his mother
separated from her firsa husband and
married John Fl. Rice, only son of the
dead millionaire. Carlson claims he is
Rice's son.
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EN- igrants to Hawaii

Ponce, Porto Rico, March 2T.-The
American steamer Californian. Cap
tain Dyer, which sailed from Guanica
for New Orleans, has on board 800 EN-.
igrants destined for Hawaii. or this
party 800 are men. and the RENAME,
are women and children. The expedi.
ton is physically superior to the pre-.
yious one.
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Plague Spread. IN Cane coIonv

Cape Town, March 2T.-The bubonic
plague situation is assuming graver
aspect. The proportion of European
victims of the disease is increasing.
Among those attacked lately have been
three soldiers belonging to different
corps. A native employed in the navy
died at Simonstown. Eight other col
ored cases and two of Europeans are
reported from there, and one native
has died,
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Had Long Chance to Sleigh

Plattsburg, N. Y, March 27.-After a
continuous run of sleighing, lasting
from 100 to 1873 days, according to the
locality, northern New York people are
now getting about in wagons. 1t is be-
lieyed that this was the longest con.
tlnuous run Of sleighing on record for
this section.
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Bill TO Buy Palisades.

Albany. March 81. - Assemblyman
Slater has introduced bill appropri-
ating 100000 for the use of the Pail
SADIE commission in the purchase of the
Palisades, to constitute the Palisades
Interstate park. The land authorized
to be purchased by the act lies between
Fort Lee and Piermont creek.
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wire In a Michigan Mine.

Republic, Mich, March 27.-Fire was
discovered in No. 1 shaft of the Repub-
lie mine and has not yet been extin-
guished. No estimate of the loss is
possible as yet. The mine has been
closed, throwing 500 men out of EN-.
ployment
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Revi.ing Army Rs.u,..,

washington, March 27. Assistant
secretary of War Sanger is engaged
with several officers in the war denart,
ment' In preparing for the use of the
army a revision of the army ragrIa.
tions. Since the last revision of the
regulations many changes have been
made by orders and circulars of tbe
war department, some of which have
been made necessary sing. ops oc.
e,1nied distent territory.
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New Wage scale For oh,.

1t.,, ""r ohfo Miners.
Massiilon, o., March 27.-The miner.
ana operators of this district have
reached an agreement, and new scale
VIII go into effect April 1. The opera \
tors gained some alterations IN M
working rules, but all changes repre-
sehtlng dollars and cents are in the
miners favor. my
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Thrown From Their Carriage,

Mrs. Salvona Letoski and her son, aged
5 years, of Talleyville, Del, were
thrown out of their carriage at Maryland
venue and Adams street about $3.50
,'clock yesterday afternoon by the sud-
It n turning of the horse. Both were
seriously bruised and were taken into
,ouse No. sos Wright street.
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strike situation In Mars.;,,e.

Marseilles, March 81. NJ Twenty-Five
hundred men are working on the
docks, while the street car and dray
traffic of the city is almost normal.
The strikers unsuccessfully attempted
to get the drivers to quit. Numerous
patrols are on the streets, but every
thing Is quiet.
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stiII BnttIing LIN sou,h A,r,,.

Cape Town, March 81. - Indecisiye
encounters at widely separated points
are reported daily. Fighting took place
at Tarkastad and Henningfontein, both
in Cape Colony. The casualties were
few. According to reports received
here. the hills above Dewetsdorp. lust
reoccupied by General Bruce Hamilton.
We're the scene Of fight lasting several
hours.
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A Strike In 81. Loui,.

81 Louis, March 27.-About $50 nm.
.oh woodworkers employed by manu-
aae'ufers OF refrigerator, bar and office
hAtufes have struck to enforce n new
Mage schedule promulgated recently
NY tie Woodworkers' union.
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To Cut Wages In EnuI,na

London, sIarch 27.-In consequence
of the reduction of the selling price of
iron, wages throughout the north of
england in the manufactured iron
trade will be reduced ~ per cent April
l. This is the largest reduction re-
corded since the adoption of the sliding
scale in 1889.
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chile Orders Carnegie RaiI..

Pittsburg, March 27.-The Carnegie
company has received an order from
the Chilean government for 10000 tons
OF standard steel rails for the roads of
that country. The rails are to be de-
livered within two months.
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Office Enr HnIe,. Son

Washington, March 81. - Chandler
Hale, son of Senator Hale of Maine.
has been selected for appointment as
secretary of legation at The Hague.
This Is a new office. created in the last
diplomatic and consular appropriation
Dill, and will not be open until the be-
ginning Of the next fiscal year.
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Ore Men Postpone meeting.

Cleveland, March 27.-The injecting
of the iron ore producers, Which was
to have been held here to fix psices on
the output of the Lake Superiol$mines,
has been postponed. 1t is said the
meeting will probably be held 1next
week, although no date has beei$ de-
cided upon as yet.
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Five Years For rhIev,nu c..

Denver' March 27-U. M. Hender.
SON. former cashier of the First Ma
tiohai bank of Greeley, Colo. who
Dreaded guilty in the United States dis
.rlct court to charge of having EN-.
pezzied $4,000 from the bank. ha.
neeh sentenced by Judge Hallett IN
hVe years imprisonment in the Leav.
ehworth (kan) penitentiary.
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big strike by Spanish Miners,

Madrid, March 27.-Three thousand
miners have struck at the town of Al.
modovar del Campo, town of Spain.
In New CASTLE. 16 miles southwest of
Ciudad Real. Work has stopped, and
the mines are flooded.
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Cold Hooded MURDER .,.p-

Williamson, w. Va, March 27-N..r
Six Mile Charles Gore, 20 years old.
shot and instantly killed a 7-vesr.o,d
son of John Hogar and seriously
wounded the father because some one
nad stoned his horse. He escaped to
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YIN. C. A. BOWLERS WIN.
Defeated Team From Young Mems
Republican Club.

o. the Y. M. G. A. bowling alleys last
night the association bowling team de-
feated team from the Young Mems
Republican Club by 1873 pins. The high
EFT individual score was 20S, which was
made by Rice, of the Republican club
team. The line up and score was as fol-
lows:
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NOiSy in Jail.

Catherine Ryan, who was fined SIS and
co ,ts in city court on Monday for dis
orderly conduct, and committed to jail,
pr1ved a noisy prisoner in Jail. She beat
ag sinst her cell door and cried.
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BOY Drowned In Torr.r.

Watertown, N. ", March 27.-.Jason
SiXbury, aged 16, was driving across n
bridge over which the swollen river is
running at Philadelphia, and horse.
buggy and boy were sweep =, The
boy was drowned,
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FIre Fighter Slain by FaIIinr Will.

Huntington, w. Va, March 27.-Se.
hon, Blake & Stevenson's wholesale
grocery has been burned; loss, $1OO,.
900; insurance, $4,000. Fireman John
Wright was killed by falling walls.
Fireman William Sturgeon was seri-
ously injured.
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Case Was Continued.

The case in city court against George
H. Heritage, charged with violating the
junk dealers law, was continued until
Monday m )rning.
The sun., 1901-03-28

Visit the Red Star Stamp Store. 517
Market street and see the beautiful line
of new premiums.
The sun., 1901-03-28

Save Red Star Stamps and get a
beautiful premium free.
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Honolulu iron W orks Go
STEAM ERGINES...

BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
Frs, BRASS and LEAD CASTINGS,
and Machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing. JOB
work executed on shortest notice.
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Their Claims Sc, at Best.

The claim OF other cough medicines
20 be as gooc as Cnamberlain's are
eGectually set at rest in the following
testimonial OF Mr. c. d. Glass. an en-
ploye of Bartlett & Dennis Co. Gardin-
er, Me. He says: Il had kept adding
70 cold and cough in the winter Of
1887. irving every cough medicine 1
heard OF without permanent help. until
one day was in the drug store Of Mr..
Houlehsn and he Sivised me to try
Chameerlain's Cough Remedy and Of
fered 20 paw pack NV monev n 7 was
not cured. NV lungs and bronchial
tubes were very sore at s time.
but | was completely cured bv his
remedy. and have since alwa~s turned
20 IL when get cold. and soon find
relief / also recommend II to nv
friends and am glad 70 saw il Is the
best Of an corgn medicines Fo- sale
by Benson. -mith & Co. General
Agents for the Territory OF ssawait
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Cert. A

J. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
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BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS

VIII be received at the Ofiee OF the
Superintendent Of Public Works TIL
y O'Clock noon Of Monday, February
18th. for the construction Of 2 section
Of road ON the south side Of Diamond
Head
Plans and Specifications az the Office
OF the Road Supervisor.
The Superintendent OF Public Works
does not bind himself 20 accept the
lowest or any bid.
J. A McCANDLESS.
Superintendent OF Public Works.
February 18th, 1901.
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that u
To- lG
aft MoHdav. Nov q
spr TAI funeral tram
sliioSd sta ion AT .: 5
emaining q the GENE
all interments.
o. tran portation are one
DC corpse and hfty cents
"a trip for mourners-
7Hw on sale AT the Office
- enc. ranging in price from
ding to location and size.
ses of anv nature.
~ - CEMETERY ASsociA-
To-
Love Building. Fort 81
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100 100
LOTS
IN KAPIOLANITRACT
For Sale!

THE kAPlOlANl TRACT extends
from King street to the beach. A road
! of so feet width will be opened on the
east side Of the property adjoining the
kamehameha Girls School; said road
WI extend to the sea
CROSS ROADS will be opened be-
tween blocks. Every lot will have a
| frontage on road. The elevation va
ries from 40 feet high 10 10 feet high
above sea level
THERE is AN OFFER 20 buy a part
of the property by great manufacture
ing company. The chances are the of
fer may be accepted. There is every
reason to believe the prices of lots will
increase in a short time The owner
of the property will give all chances
10 purchasers TO make money on their
Investments.
THE GROUND is SUPERIOR to
any tract in the market
THE PREMISES are situated within
one mile and half from the post
office.
THE GOVERNMENT water pipes
are laid along the upper portion of the
property.
THE PRICES are The cheapest of
any tract within two miles from the
center of the city.
THE TERMS which will be given to
purchasers will be the best ever given
by any Real Estate Dealer or Broker
during the last twenty years in Homo
lulu.
FOR TERMS or more particulars,
apply to
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Maui RECEIVES
FORCE OF STORM
TWO BAD ACCIDENTS OCCUR
on LAND AND
WATER.
Curious Frsternizing Of Natives and
Neeroes-5Usiness Men from Out
SIDE Are Doing the lsisuo-WssF-
oUt on maslses Bay Road.

wAILUKU. Feb. 12.-Maui received
an unwelcome visitor last week, in
the shape of a genuine and destructive
kUua storm. accompanied with thun-
der and lightning. During Monday az
terrOon. the wind which had been
veeriug to all points OF the compass,
shifted 20 the south and rose to a gale,
accompanied Oy a heavy downpour Of
rain. about sundown. The storm
scarcely abated till Thursday morn
ing. but the rain was Intermittent. The
rain was not 50 heavy as during the
last kona. consequently much less
damage was done. Some Of the fumes
on the Waikiki plantation were blown
down. but there has been no washing
out Of cane or destruction to tarc
and rice patches. and no injury has
been done 10 the Wailuku water sup
ply system.
A disastrous and almost fatal acct
dent occurred at Kahului on Monday
last week. Mr.. McCleuuan. the head
carpenter at Kahului. was mounting
the stairway 10 the lookout station
to watch the progress Of the coming
storm. which was tossing the lumber
like paper in the lumber yard. When
he was near the top, the wnd blew
the stairway down. Mr.. McClennan
fell on the roof oi the building under
meath. and from there dropped to the
ground. a distance Of about II feet,
striking on his head and cutting mis-
face and ear badly He was rendered
unconscious By the fall, and Supt Fill
Ter at once ordered a special train
prepared and had him ,aken TO Ma
iuIani hospital where he was attend
ed by Dr. Weddick. 1t was Tuesday
morning before he recovered con
eriDugnpeg
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Auction Sale /.
OF
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE TERRITORY STABLES CO.,
Limited.
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1901,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom. IS Queen Street,
Honolulu. will sell at Public Auction,
by order of the Treasurer, G. Schdman,
the following certificates OF stock in
the Territory Stables Co., Ltd, unless
the amount due, with interest and ad-
vertising expenses, is paid on or be-
fore the day and hour of sale. at office
of @. Schuman. Merchant street.
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Kanaka and Coon.

Ths Maui News says a scene typical
and illustrative Of the present strike
on Maui was Witnessed by a number
OF amused spectators at the Waikiki
railroad depot the other day. \ num-
Der Of Alabama negroes had been sent
TO the depot to load cars with sugar.
A knot OF Hawaiians on a strike
gathered TO watch the negroes work.
Finally one of them proposed to the
negroes that If they would favor the
Hawaiians present with some old fash
toned down south songs, the latter
would take their places Loading cars.
The darkies agreed TO the proposition.
and the Hawaiians threw of their
coats and pitched into the sugar sacks.
while the darkies ranged up and favor
ed the toildrs with My Old Kentucky
Home. "Suwanee River" and Way
Down South in Dixie interspersed
with hoe downs. buck and wings. tur-
key trots and juba.
After enjoying the impromptu con-
cert sufficiently. the Hawaiians saun-
tered away and the negroes leisurely
resumed the task of loading cars
Personal and General.
NJ NJ. Sweeney. a practical plumber.
is visiting Maui to see what there is to
do in his line
A. A Benson. the popular travelling
man for L. B. Kerr & Co. was selling
up Maui last week.
School Inspector Keliinoi has rent |
cd the Kuihelani residence. formerly |
occupied by Dr. Armitage. for the
summer
John A. Crack. representing the
r G. Dun & Co. Agency, has spent the
week on Maui, taking the ratings of
our business men.
Messrs. Lake and Bergstrom. re-
presenting the Bergstrom Music Co.
have another weeks work ahead OF
them on Maui
The Eureka Preserving Paint Com
pauy have nearly $4,000 worth OF
contract work ahead of them on Maui.
which IL will take them six months
to complete. Mr.. Sharpe is in charge
OF the work
The Maui News says there is one
wsshout on the road between wailuku
and Maalaea Bay. and it is impossible
for hacks 10 reach the bay. II will not
take much work TO repair the break.
which really should have been done
on Thursday.
Miss L. L. Tiilotson. OF ST. Paul.
MINI. arrived on the Mauna Loa to
Tisit Haleakala and lao Valley. She
net quite a serious accident while
,oming ashore. The weather was very
uugh. and the boat shipped a wave
lrd wetted her thoroughly. An oar
was wrenched out of the hand of
ooatman and struck her on the mouth.
severely decorating her lower lip and
loosening two or three teeth.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the adjourned annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF E o. Hall & Son
Ltd held THU sday. February I, 1901,
the follow ing Officers and Directors
were elected TO serve for the ensuing
year:
". ". Hail. ..........P President
E. o. White. ......Tr Treasurer
z. II. Paris go. Secretary and Auditor
The above with A ]. Campbell and
Bruce Cartwright constitute the Boari
Of Directors.
E. II. PARIS.
Secretary.
February Z, 1901.