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El plen) CarnaVaI.

Ya estA q toro en- Ia plaza El
que 90 ha iugado anteaysr, 10 ha ST.
do en- toda regla Desde las primeras
horas de la mafiana. SO veia ,pintada
la a1limaci6n en- todos los semblan-
tes;y las tiendAs expendedoras de
stodos los pertrechos de 10 Idle, no
SO dsban punto de reposo en- la vsn-
to de conffetis, serpentinas, papelf
Hos de colorea, tubos de esencias, y
.cuanto invent6 eli buen gusto de Fe
dro Giusti para crear el moderno jue
60 eulto, suprimiendo de una vez pa
rafsieupre q vieja tuna Ia cenizae 81
afmid6n y los jeringazos con que Sc
obsequiabAn nuestros mayores. Ell
pnQgreso = Ia ciyilizaci6n tambien in
fiuyeu en- 81 carnaval.
A las dos de la tasde comenz6 Ia
corrida. Mascaras, carruajes lleaos
de mpchachas bonitas, mtsicas y ale
gria completa en- toda Ia Capital y ell
Undo barrio de Santurce Nad1e 30
acordaba de sus penas que no son po
CAS-, y ell bill Hollander Sc df6 al Qlvi
do por complete.
Para el pr6ximo Domingo Sc
preparan grandes noveaades.
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agGE 5.--,-z
H teStamento
de Andr6ee.

- Ha pocos dias en- Stokolmo ha
tenido lugar La epert rtura del testa :
mento de Auaf9e, Is 7instancia de- ysu
:hermana, que debierdo marchar 4
establecerse en- America, necasitAba
arreglar sus asuntos de i1tsr6s; p0r
otra parte, sn hermano, que reside
en- Gotteberg, he creido convenients
romper lacubierta del indicado do
cumento, en- r. persuaci6n de la
nuerte del are9nauta.
La aperture tuvo lugar con to.
das las solemnidades legales en- ca !
50 del notario Harthins.
Bajo Ell sobfe sellado con lacre
negro habia varios papeles, entire
ellos algunos que teufan la siguien &
te indicacion: '
sPara ser quemados sin lear
los.. Otros eran cartas de perso-
mas notables en- Ia ciencia que 10
excitaban q realizar sn viaje 81 polo,
cartas que sin; duda ,auiso Anir6e
iconservar corno instihc hcaci6n de sd
arriesgada empresa. u J.
Habfa tambien nna carta del
sabio frances, IA. de Fonvielle, en-
la Que se oponian algunos, reparos q
los prOVect0s de Aadf&e, y eu Is
que :on lk2iz habia ell desdichado
aeronantA escrito II signie nte nota
marginal Probah mente tiene ra !.
ron, pero % g tarde no tengo
tempo de wolverine str&s N
HI testamento anpezaba del si.
sRuiente mode d:
sEste testamento.. que escribo
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- Escrlbunrne Asuisitenne.
Ell fiijjol SOY Q SOFA
como forfaje.

El Professor THOMAS SHAW, una
de las autoridades mas notables de
este pals en- agriculture, especial
monte en- 10 que Sc refiere 10 Ali
fnentaci6n del ganado, professor en-
el Colegio Agrfcola del Estado de
Minnesota, ha publicado una intere
sante obra baio 81 tf5ulo de sSofling
Crops and the silo. (tastos verdes
3 ell Silo
En- ella hace referencia al frijol
namado Soy 8 Sofa como alimento
para 81 ganado.
Dicho frijol 90 ura planta annual
que bajo condiciones favorab .es a.
canza una a1e6fa mas e m6nos de cua
tro pies. Cdmo forraje para ell CANA
do vacuno y porcino es excelente, y
probablemente habr8 de dar igusles
resuitados en- 10 mantenci6n del ga
nado caballar y ovino, aunque hasta
ahora los experimentos que Sc han
hecho con esta mira no SON L. bastan
te para formarse un jufcio exacto. I,
Como paste Veede 8 pasado es
excelente para las vacas de ordefla,
10 mismo que Ia haba molida re
vuelta con otro alfmento. Con excep
ci6n del cacahuate mani, quiz4s no
exista otro producto vegetal que con
tenga en- tan alta proportion sustain
cias que en- una forma tan digerfhle
sirvan para fortalecer los huesos del
ganado, al mfsmo tiempo.qae engor
darle ~.
Ell randfmiento de la cosecha va
ria segun las condolences del terreno
- Iann 1<
en- tierrs ordinaria el producto pue
de estimarse de diez & ounce tonela
das pnr acre.
Esta planta, como producto ali
menticio para el ganado, debe consi
dsrarse mas bien por 90 riQueza que
spor 90 cantidad No se prodpce 10
mfsmo en- las latftudes setentrionales
nj do los mismos resultados que en-
las mas 81 sur, alcanzAndo sn m&4R
6xito 81 sur del paralelo 400 latt1 II
norte.
Casi todos los terrenos de loa LA
-
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SOrbeteS.

Para hacer sorbete de chocola-
te, se pone & heryir un cuartillo de
nAta con cuatro on1as de chocolate
dulce. media libra do axfcar grann-
lada, y IN POGO de can lG an polyo,
,revolvi6ndolo bien para deshacer
todos los terrones, u S. caela por un
pedAzo des.mrselina Luego ae le
a1Ade nm cuartillo dc leche, Sc deia
que Sc enfrfe. 90 1e echa nm cuarti-
lilo de nAtA batida, y De hiela.
BEL sorbete de caf6 se hacs hir Z
sviendo an nm cuartilIo de nata doca
sousss dc caf6 molido, que Be cuela
Dor nm trapo de muselina cuando ses
shaya enffiado m POGO; se le sfIaden
doce on1as de AS6car y nm cnartillo
de 1eche, y 90 hiela como Ell ante.
Los sorbetes de fruts son espe
.cialmente sgradAbles on 81 verano.
Para hacerlos, se calientan en- nm
cazo doble, dos cuartillos de nata
COZ nna libra de a9dcar hasta que
6sta SO disuelva y Sc le aflade mn
cuartillo de lecAe. Mientras este se
enfria se estruisn como dos cuarti
Hos de la fruta que Sc quiera, fresas,
melocotones, alb6rchigos, &; se echa.
Ia nata en- la helAdara y, cuando Sc
empieza 8 soHdifcar, ss le af1xde 10
sfruta 3 pc contin6a batieudolO uuos
diex minutos para que 90 mescle
bien. Si no hay fruits fresca, se
pusde sustituir con 10 couservada
one - compra en- latas. Ei sorbote
de plAtAnos ~ uno de- loa m6ss dali
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l
Illl llelllo Il.

Dfcese "a los cfrculos iristocrk
ticoa ID Berlin que Gnil I ha
logrAd0 veneer Ia resistencia qna loa
Principles prusianoa yeniAu op0nien
dpal proyecto, hace tempo concebi
do por 81 monA.ca, de elevar "a ran.
90 DE principe a SensrAlfsimo de
las tropAs aliadas en- China, conde
de WaldeEsee. B
DichA resistencia sa fundabA en-
los modAstos.or4gone de- Is condesa
Rathar do sWaflera4e, dana muy dis
7tingnidA Il respectable, pero que ado
le.fa del <defecto, de ser HIS del
opulento comerciante de Nueva York
David Lee.
So dice tambi6n Que el otor9a
miont., af mariscal w alders6a de tan
alta dignidad, 40 afectuar6 con mot.
vo dol jubilee del segundo cantena
rio de Ia constituci6n del reino de
PruSia
6eg1n 10 acostumbrado on Ale
mania en estos casos, serk precise
one un seRundo apellido ponga de
relieve los m6ritos Skue han Yalido
q conde 81 poder ostentAr on - o.,
cudo III corona cerrAda.
El emperAdor quisiera que l.
A1adidnfa fnera el nombre do nm te
rritorio chino 8 81 de una cindAd del
Celeste Inlperio; pero por una parte
Alemania no tiene dereeho Alguno 4
diaponer del nomhra de una demar-
caci6n china para formar IN tftulo
nobiliario prusiano, sin ei previo
consentimisnto de aqnel Gobierno,
4 j por otra, ccnrre al emperador Il
duda de que NJ, resnltark muy enf6
nico designar al general, por elem.
plo, principe de- Walders6e de Sem.
Nang Flu King Ching.
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Duelo | a espada
entire Rothschild 7 LuberSaC,

El uueio eapala por tanto
tempo asperado entire ell Baron
Rothechild i Ell Conde de- Lubersa.
sfa&f nevado 1cabo 8 las once do Il
mallana dol dia III del pasado en II,
quiute del Baron de Rolhrchild On
Bou.ogne Seine.
Los padrinos del Jonde fneron
81 Sr Sohege yel Conde Lahorde y.
los del Baron elsvixconde de Bondi y
al bar6n Iseonino.
Eel duelo dnr6 dies minutos. re.
cibiando el .Conde de Lubersac una
heride que le perfor6 Ell braso desde
el acodo o>hasta debaio del hombro
dand 6se termino 81 encueutro.
s TAnto ell sConde como el Baron
80 AtAeron denodada y encarnizada:
Tuvieron dieaise:s asaltos. Loa
moatientes se atacaban furipsa
mente i las mangas de las camisAs
las teniAn comPletamente destroza
das con las puntAs d los sables.
Much&s veces So encontraron
cuerpo q cuafpo u tarieron que ser
separados pOr los pAdrinos.
En- el decfnoBesto asalto como
hemos dicho, no 9hshiendD p0dido
pArAr Is estOcadA, AT Coude fn9 he
rid0 an q lugar ~ expresAdo.
ll91 la6f 6ficos qne n4fstieron 81
dnefodeefarAfonS que no ,odiA bn
tinuarse, y q Conde fue 1levado Z
Parts. .|s=
Ei duelo fue onAsio lado por q,
puostoss a1rayios ii no habfa podil1o
III. !.
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A dona Clara Aymard, de Yau
CO, Sc le ha extraviado un documen
to extrs judicial ne vsAta que le fue
hecha por don Rosendo 'Velasco del
mismo pueblo, de una casa de ma
dera sta gu la Gale San Francisco,
hoy Pacheco con el numero 80
BESIDE Ia pub icaci6E del presen-
te SO considerara como de ning1a
valor nj efecto ell citado, documen
t. Yauco % Euero de 1901
S 15-13
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DE MEXICO

St. croix, por condu, ,to de B.
tran Bros, Islo de st. croix
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DE Cuba
genio UNION, jose Lezana y Larrea.
- STA. GERTRU DIS, M,y "a. O.
de Mendoza, C&rdenas
) ." SAN PEDRO, Antonio FernGn-
ADELA, M Lozsy1 dla. caiharie,n.,
= Sta. Catalina, Jose Carh6 r g,
], Toledo, francisco NJ Duranona !.
e Pillar, Eernnin A. de- Goicoeches.
I, ,Ssss San AeuatfEa Jlan Jose; ArrfOsa.
- 81 Salvador. Emf lilo Terry Sagna.
-" Constancia: Pablo Larrondo.
- Belencits, N. Artis.
Portugalese, sotero Escarsa, Cien-
San Ramdn, sociedad Anonima.
Manzanillo.
y Diana, sucres de Dona. cristina
Sta: Catalina, Eduardo Abreu,
/" Narciaa. Mariana e. Artis, CAT
Tinguaro, The American Sugar
Co., C6rdenAs. asSs<
!" Josefta, jose Flores Estrada.
Sta. Isabel, G. II Rosa.
1" Limones, Emilio Terry.
:" Caracas. Emilio Terry y Hermano,
Cienfuegos.
Loterfa, Rafael Hernandez de Cas-
A.cancia, Condesa de San Fernan.
do. +sss
!" Hormiguero, Hormiguero Central
Co., Hormiguero.
- Manuelita, Javler Beguera v Acea.
y Zaza, Viuds de- Zulueta.
y Sta Filomena, Leandro Soler.
- Elizalde, Alberto Rroch.
y Feiiz j. Piedrs y Cia.
Parque Alto, Fowler Cia.
II San Jose, Sta. Catalina Lacoste.
Sc Carload, Viuda de Carrera.
Dos Hermanos, Nicolas S. Acea
Cienfuegos.
~ Maria, Adrien GonsOulin.
Ramona, A. r. Arcchavaleta.
San Gabriel, Federico LambrillO.
& F6, Jose Maria Espinosa, Caibar
rien.
* Mercedita The Mercedita Sugar
Co, Gabahas.
Espafia, Wig dc Zulueta.
coneepel6n, Manuel Luciano
Diaz. RI
san Isidro, Marco Antonio Longa.
& San Antonio, Mamerto Pulido.
Conchita, Juan Pedro Bar6.
{ Altamira, Antonio Ortiz, caiba-
Aleorta, jose Maria Montovan.
Las Canas, Adolfo g. Muiioz, Las
Cahas.
G San GOnza o. ufn GueH de
Rent6.
Puerto, Jose F. Blanco.
Perseverance,, Miguel Diaz, Car
denas.
Chaparra, Latour y Co
& San Miguel, Pedro Laborde.
& Esperancia, Francia y Uztaris.
G. Esperanza, Vird1 de Bar6
Esperan %, Francisco P. Macha-
do. - s =
Orozco, Cipriano Picaza.
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PARA AzucAR OTRAs NDUsTRIAs:


woRxa aRooxIrr
AroND
ofaa, Hotel latya Goyreo ga sas
L de agune de Cuba Lousiana M6co Areen
ha ido nstalada. - -
centrifueas U calderas
ta a pfnea frma es las prmela del mundo
melor
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Ssnta sc.afelins. RI IL sssin ] All Ahrau
III Balgsd ". r asfa ~. uRariza, 81
Dns Harm ~ FSsS1ier J fiia
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CO. AdeIine. q &, : &
Lower Terrebonne Refining u
ManufA Acturin o.. ouma. - 1,sStf Z
ss< Ashland. CSilluaaet Mapi1nis.
Shady - Side w i3arnett:
Terres HOute Mrs q d. f1Dfialf 4
Albania, Delgado v Cha.
Vestaeid. ed. Dness Da.ss vopa ! Ia B.ane snSl'
Reserve u Leon J. God 81, Is, hanx i s5s al ,,I lind
s3 Racel&nd. I.eon Gocdrla.,x.
Elm HAli. Econ Golchan
4 Csffery, Caffery Central Factory,
Fran lin. s.
III tine vi ! MI. ia.s: a. y = '''s'' =
va,,freu .ss; f'els ~ 49,. s,va' ra.,.
rats s q s. 49, 49, :. 's1e
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Rass State, ss.eaa Orange s, , Grove; 8 49,,
AsRHI.na, Hc'asa. Gsil.ouet 81 = Maginnis
eaasmaS rann gose' =; aai,sis T; viguerle, q e.
Sa, Sanamapo, =. senmiat Cc
Co
Segura, Segnra Sugar Co
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Co,npra metales fviejos, Grin de cab.lo. cera
de abeas chiAes sebo, cueros, cencha de carey to-
da clase de productos del pals =. ~
Tieney en- eon1isi6n para venta, a los precios
mas li1ntados,
Una gran variedad de efectos
arnericanos, principalmente
cornos de hierro y de broDce
Pianos y cojos de seguridod coDtro
.robo lDcendio.
Escritoros de todos tarnafos precios, oches,
harnesses slas de montar cocinas econ6mlcas de gas
3 carbon maquinas de coser, muebles &. g.
E7g Escrlbunrne 6ksuiSitenne.
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and a Joy for ever. After close and
expert investigation his money was
pronounced a whole lot better than
the pedal stunt. hence another four
BIT piece was added TO the soda water
fund
E NJ. Boyd was conducted to the
chair in place Of Mr. Fisher, but his
decisions were equally unsatisfactory.
because it was claimed he could not
properly distinguish between funny
story and the rapid reading of legis-
lative minutes. He didn't last long as
moderator.
Mr.. Mariner sang Goo Goo Eyes
during the reign OF Frank NJ. Thomp-
son. The presence of a life saving
crew was all that prevented Mariner
from occupying room Is at Queens
hospital today.
Three hundred and thirteen people
OF sound mind left the room during
the narration of an obituary by E.
NJ. Boyd. Mr.. Boyd agreed TO liqui-
date the interest accommodating upon
the debt he owed TO the treasurer
when the same had been figured out.
An item will be introduced into the
Legislative appropriation bill to cover
the principal.
Marston Campbell related some
sub rosa history relating to his dis
covery OF E. r. Hendry at--well.
never mind just where it was. Judge
Gear was touched for dollar to cover
Mr.. Hendry's shortcomings.
Thee. F. Lansing tried his best to
inform the Elks concerning the condi-
ton OF the territorial treasury when
he left it. The Elks arose on their
hind legs and declared. that it was
rotten" whether they referred TO the
state OF health OF the territory strong
box or l4r. Lansings explanation. was
never ascertained.
A last years Southern Pacific bag
gage check was not accepted as lega
tender when offered by DR.. Hyde. He
: then presented an unreceipted laun-
dry bill, il was sent back for silver
filing.
Perhaps the hit of the evening wa:
the corraling of a "sunburst" claiming
TO hail from Denver. Mr. Simmons,
member of the Flying Jordans. wa:
escorted to the front kept the risibili-
,, ties of the Elks agtated for twent,
minutes. Umpire Thompson attempt
ed to call Mr. Simmons to account TO
, picking his teeth with his right hand
contrary 10 rules and regulations o
the B. p o. E. The joke was on MI
Thompson. and ii cost him dear. Jus
ask him why.
The fun was kept up at white hea
until the wee sma hours OF the morn
ing. The social session proved TO b
one joyous round of hilarity from tn
!, doxology to the benediction. The de
parting guests voted II one of the mos
enjoyable in The history of the order
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lected as a leader. A letter choice
could not have been made.
Much of the enjoyment at the house
warming was due to the efforts of
otto Kraft who entertained those pre-
sent with songs and story in the Ian
guage Of the Fatherland.
Carl Klemme. President of the Ari-
ons. set forth the objects of the club,
He urged the members to stand to-
gether and make the organization a
power in musical circles in Honolulu
The success of the club since its in
cepton was favorably commented up
ON. From small beginnings of only q
few months ago the Arions are now
equipped In FIRST class manner.
During the evening the guests were
RECALLED with refreshments. There
was not dull moment from begin
ming 10 end
The suspicious opening Of the Arion
Club House portends much for the
future OF the organization. II goes
without saying that the rendezvous
win be known far and wide IS ha-
ven OF good cheer for the stranger
and place OF entertainment for those
of Teutonic birth who find themselves
jewellers upon the shores OF the Ha
wafiaR Islands.
The officers who at present guide
the destinies Of the Arions are a
follows. President. Carl Klemme:
Vice President. l. Berendt. Treasurer
|G. Kaediin. Secretary. c. Scholkoph;
Trustees. Harry Klemme and Huge
Nehs.
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Yesterdays session of the Senate
resolved itself INTO practically COM
mittee meeting OF the whole for q
comparison OF House and Senate ap-
preparation bills. The figures as de-
cided upon by the house were gone
over. and where they deviated from
the sums set aside by the Senate the
amounts were changed. Included in
the changes were the following:
Current ~penses-State Entertain
ments. $1,000: Incidentals increased
from $500 To $1,000: Preservation Of
Archives increased from $500 to S.
600.
Judiciary Observation-Disclosures OF
Supreme Court, $500: Supplies In
cldentais for Courts. $500; Purchase
OF Law Books increased from $500 to
$1,000: Compiling. printing and bind
ing Hawaiian Reports. $4,000 to $4,000;
stationery and Incidentals. 1880 to
$4,000
Department Attorney General-In-
cidentals. civil and criminal. increased
from $4,000 TO $40 900: Coroner's In
quests. increased from 5000 TO $4,000;
Expense Of Witnesses. from $4,000 70
$1,000: Detectives Service, from &c.
500 to $1,000.
Treasury Observation-Disclosures
Tax Office. raised from $4,000 to sils-
SEQ
Department Public works-Repairs,
furniture and addition to government
buildings Increased from $4,000 "a
$50 COO; Widening wharf South Kona
decreased from $500 to $500: Con-
strncting wharf at Kaunalai landing
Increased from $4,000 to $4,000;
Dredging Honolulu harbor. decreased
from SO. 900 to $4,000; Running ex
psnses Of Honolulu sewer pumping
plant. decreased from $SS.6oo 10 $s2.-
$50. Running expenses of pumpinf
plant. increased from $4,000 TO ssh-
o0e: Hilo Water Works. decreased
from $4,000 to $4,000: Laupahoehot
Water Works. decreased from sso0s
70 sse0. Koioa Water Works. incress
"a from $500 70 5000: Water pipe.
for Kailhi. King street. Increased from
$1,000 10 $1,000.
The following were stricken out,
Reimbursement Assessor Second
Division. SSSe.sl: Expense Of taxation
commission. 5000: Claim for postag'
stamps. $500. Repairs Roysl Man
soieum. $4,000: Landings and buoys
Hawaii 5000: Landing and haoys
south Kona. seooe: Landing an'
wharfs and harbor improvements SIS.
0aa. Landing Pukoo. $500. Repair
Ramaio wharf. 5000: Expense run
ming new government steamer. $50,
Geo: Expense numbering houses. 3.
0oo.
reimbursement Nahikn Sugar Co
sS75: cisims Of ". A. Mckay. ssl.se
NJ Keahanakani. $500. Kekeulene
SEQ: Nahah. s0eas Completing Ws'
ohiuu water works $500. Kala waite
nipes. s5eoo. WaimeA. Kauai. waite
nspes. $4,000: one hook and iadde
truck. s4soo
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PUUPUULINE

A Care for PuupHn Fever and
other skin diseases in Horses.
Cattle and Dogs Sure death
20 Ticks and Eleas. On Sale
AZ the
CITY FEED STORE
Price 50 ceats per bottle or s2.oo p
gailon-
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HOUSE SPENDS DIT
Oh WAITING ORDERS
Senate Juggles With
Appropriations
Some More.
GOES OVER The HOUSE FIGURES
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
STATE ENTERTAINMENTS
ONE SAMPLE
Increases the Rule and Economics the
EsseptiOn-Attorney General and
judiciary Departments Are Very
Wei Treated-waser items.

When the House met yesterday
morning there vas nothing on the cal
endar for the day. The House had pass
ed all is appropriation bills and was
waiting for the Senate 70 act The
only matter that came up for consid-
Grafton was a letter from the Wilder
Steamship Company explaining the
position OF the company in the mat
ter Of the refusal OF the steamer Le-
hua 70 take passengers for Molokai
on a recent trip. A committee was
appointed to look into the matter,
but recently reported to the House
that Il had failed TO find out anything
as Il could not End the president OF
the steamship company.
Secretary Meheula wrote 4 letter
10 the company. and IT'S reply was re
ceiyed by the House yesterday. The
company explained that, on the triI
for which passengers were refused
the Lehua was taking lepers only fol
the Board OF Health, and could not
accept any other passengers. Those
who wished 20 go TO Molokai on thai
day. the letter stated. should have
taken the Kinau- That vessel would
have landed them at Kagnakakai
and. II they had given notice. th'
Lehua would have called for them anS
would have taken them TO other points
on Molokai. after she had finishes
her business at Kalaupapa.
The letter was laid on the table
and the House adjourned for the day
having no other business. Kanih,
and Haaheo wanted to have a nigh
session. but the other members wer'
doubtful OF a quorum being present
and some thought that even IL
quorum could be got together. Their
was little chance that the Senat
would send a bin to the House i
time This view proved 10 be col
rect. for the Senate did not finish an
bill during the day.
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An alarm a Gre sent into the cen
trail station shortly before midnight
came from bernsng refuse which was
in flames in the rear u the marine
railway. A passerhy noticed the blaze
aad becoming alarmed notified the
police station. When the department
arrived upon the scene there was
little else 70 do but % return.
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FOR RENT-A large, newly furnished
front room Apply at No. 80. Vine
yard street
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COMFORTABLE costages on the
premises of the Sanitary Steam
Laundry Co. Ltd. Marnion and
South streets. The cottages contain
rooms. kitchen and bath room. No
extra charge for hot and cold water
and electric lights. Rent reason
able. Apply on the premises to ].
LIghtfoot. manager.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


WASTErr-Lsssons gwen 10 Enxlisk.
pianc snd slshk-sinxirE b. expesi-
ensa6 publse-s<hool teacher. D.
krcst Conservatory Trainins. Special
terms to musical cailzrea Apply
70 Mrs CELIA AVERY. tso. Bese-
tanin Street.
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT-Fnrnished rooms. new
house. corner OF KeeaumolSu and Be
retania-
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Or. eOOpER's FAREWELL
WIS VERY TOUCHING

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WANTED neat Cninese House-hoy.
between is ard g yeaEs q age Ap-
piy % SO KSpsolans Street
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Reserved Seats will be on
sale at WALL Nichols Co.. on
Tuesday, July End.
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a FINE NEW COTTAGE on Manoa
road. Cool and pleasant location.
Possession given nj once. Apply %
A. Montana. p. o. Box 81. OF on the
premises.
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An AUspleIOus OPENING
FOR ARROWS NEW HOME

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WANTED-Large house. IL rooms act
too TAR from center OF city. Address
Major Wood. go South street. o. ?.
o. Box SIS
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FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms.
lanai. large yard 4s Vineyard. be-
low Fort