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The sun., 1901-04-02
Arrested forBoard Bill.

Harry X. King proprietor OF Kings
Hotel at Fifth and Shipley streets, had
Harry Dunbar arrested yesterday on Il
charge Of attempting to defraud him out
of board bill amounting to sloz.lo'
Dunbar will probably be given hearing
before Magistrate Daley today.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Mrs. Matlack,s Foot Amputated

Mrs. A. r. Matlack, wife of Captain
Matlack, had painful operation per-
formed at the Homeopathic Hospital
last Saturday. While riding bicycle
last autumn Mrs. Matlack fell and sus-
tained an injury to her left foot. Ne
crasis of the bone developed and last
Saturday the foot was amputated. Mrs.
Matlack is reported to be doing well.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Yacht AIvina Left Yesterday.

The new steam yacht Alvina left yes
terday morning for Cramps shipyard,
Philadelphia, where she will be placed
in the drydock to have her hull painted.
The yacht was built by the Harlan &
IIollingsworth Company for Charles
Fletcher of Providence, II. l. The ves-
sci will return to this city about the
latter part of the week, after when the
finishing touches will be put on. She
is scheduled to be turned over to her
owner on May 1st.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Ready to DRAW .Iurors.

The jury boxes which the Levy Court
men have replenished with names, about
100 for grand jurors and $50 or so for
petit jurors have been given into the
possession of Prothonotary Speakman.
Jurors will be drawn from them prior to
the May term.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Head Was Badly Bruised,

Eugene Schroeder, a machinst employ
ed at Trump Bros. machine works, was
arrested yesterday on the charge of as
Sault and battery on Luther Bacon. IL
Is alleged that while at work he struck
Bacon with a steel rod Bacon was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital suf-
fering with badly bruised head.
The sun., 1901-04-02
West Chester Druggists Arrested.

West Chester. Pa, April is. X.
hammond Charles NJ. Hammond and
Nrthur h. Hammond, druggists of this
olacc. were arrested today and held for
hearing on the charge of failing to
have their certificates displayed in con
'picuous places in their stores.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Proposals for Ice at Earn hurst.

Proposals were received yesterday by
the Trustees of the Delaware State
Hospital at Farnhurst for furnishing
he hospital with Ice during the summer
months. The proposals will be opened
Vt the next meeting Of the Board of
Trustees.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Former wiImingtonian Has Loss,

Former WiImingtonian Has Loss.
Charles w. Belts, printer, formerly
of this city, was overtaken by misfor-
tune at Hampton, Va, last Friday,
general store which he has been CON
lucting there, being burned. Mr.. Belts
is well-known here. He left Whining
ton about 20 yearsc ago to engage in the
printing business at Hampton, and re-
Gently has beeneonducting store. Mrs.
John Walker of No. 911 West Ninth
street is his sister.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Mrs. Ridgeway's Mother Killed.

Mrs. Allen Fish. aged about go years.
was killed last Friday night in cyclone
which demolished her residence in Texas
near Galveston. Mrs. III. w. Ridgeway,
If No. SO5 East Seventh street. this city,
is Il daughter of the deceased.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Mayo Has an Accident,

While DIR. j. G. Fahey was turning
aut of the car track at Maryland avenue
and jackson street yesterday he broke
he hind axle of his carriage. There
was no other damage.
The sun., 1901-04-02
steamer Brandywine in seryicc

The steamer Brandywine of the Will
mington Steamboat Company, which for
several weeks has been undergoing re-
pairs, was placed in service yesterday.
The steamer City of Chester was taken
off yesterday to undergo repairs.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Christian Endeavor Meetino

The executive committee of the Will
mington Christian Endeavor Union held
meeting in Central Presbyterian
Church last night. An address was
made by IT. J. Grant Shields of the
Philadelphia Christian Eudeavor Union
The sun., 1901-04-02
Case Was Dismissed.

At the request of Assistant City
Collector Lynn. the ease against George
|. Heritage. charged with violating the
unk dealers law, was dismissed in
'ity Court yesterday.
The sun., 1901-04-02
participated in Chester Concert.

The Brownson quartet went to Ches-
ter last night and took part in the con-
cert Of the keystone Commandry. The
quartet is composed of Louis b. Pres
ton. William Il. McNulty, Joseph Il. Nc
Cullin and John A. Mahoney.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Held n q $500 Peace Bond.

William Spearman, colored, was before
Magistrate Daley last night on charge
of assault preferred by Wallace Wort
also colored. Spearman was held under
a $50 peace bond to keep the peace.
The sun., 1901-04-02
Installed Oficers-eIect.

Grand Master l.. NJ. Stockwell Of the
l. o. o. F. accompanied by the grand
officers installed the officers of Delaware
Lodge, No. !, and Herman Lodge, No.
20 last night.
The sun., 1901-04-02
KNIGHTS OF
EAGLES MEET
Grand Castle Met in Wyoming
Yesterday.
ORDER In GOOD CONDITION
Grand Master of Records Report
Shows an Increased Member
ship and Big Bal
ance on Hand.
ORDER In GOOD CONDITION

Many members of the local castles of
the knights of the Golden Eagle were in
attendance ut the eighteenth annual scs-
sion of the Grand Castle of Delaware at
Wyoming yesterday. At the morning
SESSION. the annual reports were heard
which showed the order to.be in pros
porous condition.
Grand Chief Walter G. Hurlock's an
nual report was unusually interesting.
The report of Charles H. Hudson OF
Wilmington, grand master of records,
was as follows:
The sun., 1901-04-02
". nc. A. Educational Glasses.

'rhe examinations of the Y. nj. 9. A.
educational classes by the international
committee have been completed. The
committee will make their report in u
few days.
The sun., 1901-04-02

\. NJ. @. A. in Good Condition.
Never before in the history of the
local \. Nj. G. A. has it been in such
good condition as ut present. 1t has
go members.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

gBit mau Gtlb ipart, triit su Tass
in BEN Saa BON germ SuIius Ma6m,I.
Ter in @Oribins, 9 Dai. Bir ssben
ben 8utb in Germ Mahmiqsrs eigsnsn
Worten: ..Ssrrn Or. Better Sabrnsp,
@bieu8o. 81. @eribsr Serr! Sbrs Ore.
bIsinen. Der Nlpenirduter 8lutbsIsber,
bus Seil 8 Del. iopis Der M~ngenhdrter
baben uns in bisiem Sabre so Dollars
fGr Doitorre&nunssn eefpart. Ssit mir
bic Weosinsn i'm Sauie bobeu. ia uns
fein 9oflor iber bic S1mele sefommen.
SO peres in 3uiunft bic WeDisnsn i'm.
ner IN 8orraib baltsn uno funeire serne
oils Sbr Neeni, ba i1 psren Wsrtb i6ds
Sen 8eIernt babe" - Riht su babsn in
~Apoibefen. Sraet barnad BET ben aotaI.
a8snisn. Ndbere Austunft sribsilt / er
gleenibamsr, Or. Better 5abinsp. ll2-
ia 80. 9upns aps., GbieasO. 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

BON Mostttos faft aers
prenet purbe Sannibals Seer,
als bafelbe gnbe September 218 b.
@br. BITE @lpsn mad Der lombarbiI9en
@bene binunterftieg, ba bic 2eute Dor
ben Sti9en Der aufbringlidsn sSniets
ten fi4 ni9t f6iiben tonnten un6 bar,
iber nabeau ben @erftanb berlorer.
IuraItens @epfeIpro,
button biirfte fid fir bic Der.
Staaten unb Ranabo auf benz euros
pdif9en Wtarfte balb ala gefGbrli9er
Ronturrent erfpsifen. @nein in Sass
mania befinben fi9 bereits 1878 older
G~epfelsdrten, unb bic Grnte TN Sabre
1899 belief iid auf $685. OILS gufbels.
Sn ben Reton5entrabos
In Sibafrtta tparsn
I'm Monate September 1901 109,418
Deibe untereebradt. Die 3abI Der
seftorbenen Meiben betrug i'm Seps
TENDER PAIL, barunter 1864 Rinber.
Die 2opfaabl Der Sarbisen in ben 2as
germ mar 38,549, tpopon i'm Septems
Der 301 ftarben.
Sir ben ~btpIomatif9en
onuIarbten f tpurs
ben i'm beurisen Rssierunssbubset Der
Der. Stdatsn ST.. 346, 900 perun'9laet,
bos 1T ] Der Roften bes neuen Iders
baubepartements, } Der peranf6lagten
Iussaben fir bi. Stabt Dafbinston
unb 1s6 Der @srtpiligungen fir bic
Wiinbel Der Station. bic Snbianer. 0i.
Der. Staaten seben fir ibre @ertretung
TN Quslanbe tpeniger aus, als irsenb
cine anbere SroBma9t.
Der Staat Wtffouri,
elmer Der sr6Bten unb bep6ltertften
Sbeile Der linton, Der Dor mebr als 80
Sabren fdon feinen erItsn 9oupernsur
ertpdblte, unb tpel9em ieiner gepgra>
pbifden Gage spii9sn ben Horbs unb
Siibftaaten tp.sen au6 in nationalen
Sras.n srobs 8ebeutuns sutommt, bat
trobbem nod fsinen Staatsmann bon
Matchmaker 8ebeutung berporgebradt,
NIT Der einsigen Musnabme bon 3.
9rab 8rotpn, Der I'm Sabre 1872 fir
bas amt bes 8iseprGfibenten fanbtz
birte, aber nit GROCER Muioritdt se'
i4laoen purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

10 iplrbsn bic Streitsr sur 9lrbsit surad.
isbrsn. Siaiman bsriprn& bic Sa&s
in grtpdeuns su aieben unb ianbte fpdtsr
cine antiport. in psldsr CT srfldrte. ba6
bic @dnner unisr ben i&on ssiteqten
8sbinsuneen sur arbsit suriidisbren
mifen. Sur Elm Sirsiisr nabm am
Dienitae bic Nrbeit ipisbsr unf.
@eftsrn perfu&te bas gomite bon Gee
i&aftsleuien, bic SADIE sur GrbitratiOn
su brinsen unb 8ssorber 'Gonnea idrieb
in biefem Sinne an SiQiman, bod bisier
i&Iue 60 runepee ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

Selbfreeisruns isin foQe. Die ar6Bte
8sbsuiuna lisst barin. boB bieie Grild.
run8 bon BubIiium unb 8refs obne ben
asrlneften protef aufssnommsn tuuroe.
Sslbf bic Slneos i6einsn einsufeben,
BOB S@psisen lest bic erie 8drssrpHi@t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
afrifaaiider &riessi@auplat.
@seen bic 8riten IL Ssrobss
elm 0siIiasr,


Der betannts Sournalih @iliam z.
Stsuo bielt sinsn 6fTentli1en 8orlras,
i'm Bsrlaufe osfen er ertldrte. er bante
6oit, baB man in Deutihlanb unb i'm
lbrieen europa fibn ssnus isi. ben ain.
oermorb in SIoafrlta ais bas Az bs1ei6.
men, mos ct in Wirflitistt iei. oils Elm
i&subtidss 8srbrsden. @seentber ben
ilOatrIianifdsn WaRenmbrbsrn sri6sine
Der ainberm6toer Ssrobss oils Seiliger.
England mGRe in oleism unssre6isn
8rises unterlteeen. SIN ameriianiiGsn
RsuoIutionstriese babe guslano Dilos
auf bic 5reibeiistdmpfsr losseIaHen, nie
es iest 8aTsrn auf bic Buren, loslaGe,
uno er banle @ott. bab England aud oa.
mails untetlesen Jet.
Der iarsti& esmsIbsts Siss
absrb bic 8uren pare elm
8urenfise.
Die Dspsihsn aus SIbafrifa IaHen
erisnnsn, bab bas lstte @sfs1t bel Bill.
lietsborp fdppetlh bon Stanoerton. Elm
i&psrss NOR, 2orb &it6sner bate bon
lbm nur ssmslb I. baB @Ommanoant 9ups
bel einern 4n8rtf uuf 100 Wann Glen.
babniruppsn ssfanssn senOmmen iuorosn
iei. % idsin: nun, bab ss @robelaar's
Sommanbo eIiidte. cine britii1s MbibeiI.
uns BON 100 Wann 2ap. glisnbabntrup,
pen sinsui&Iisbsn unb ssfanssn su nsbmsn.
Obelt Bennington fam nit llnteritGB.
unsen beran unb Stpans nod bsftieem
aampf bic 8uren aurn 8idaus uno gum
2aufsnlafen ibrer @efanssnsn. Bon ben
Bitten purben Waior Jiiber eet6otet
unb brei Ofieiere pertpunost. Die Der.
Iuft Der 8ursn iine ni&t beiannt. 9asu
bsmsrtt Elm aonbon Blntt: ,Das @s.
fedt feel sntf1isbsn 3u @unitsn Der Buren
aus. pel6e bic lattlf befoleen, baB fs
bic Na6buten Der briiii@en eoIonnen
lbsrfalsn unb ibusn f&usrs S&Iuppsn
be%ibriueen."
nsbIe 8otf@aft" Or
8rtten.
Sir 9bomos DsmpB Rsib psr6Hsnt.
li&t im Decsmberbeft Der ,,Ninetesntb
Century" cine .8Otihaft aus Ameriia".
IN Der er aeuberuneen zines Uiiteliebss
oes Wafhineioner 8abinsits iiber ben
idouftitanifGen 8riss tpisbsrsisbt. Sc
blbt ba. England idui6s f@. tpsnn Cd
CLAUDE. bic Spmpatbie bes amsritanii&en
Bottles iei auf ieinsr Seiis. Bel sinsm
lbslle bssielben isi has alerbines Der
5aa. uber i'm @robsn unb @ansen ibsr.
isne. bic GnelanbS barboriihs
arissfabrune idarf peruribsilsn unS often
nit ben 8uren ipmpatbiirisn. Gnelanbs
nnmsni&ll&tsiten ma&ten ss benz eeit'
tetsn Wsni6en iapsi, Spmpaibisn NIT
itammpetpanbtsn 8olis aufre@t su
Die Rssieruns tpsrbe ibsrs
laufen nit SnterpsntiOnsesiu6sn bstpor'
raesnosr surOpdd&sr @sfanbisr uno tpsnn
oisis @siu&s AUD bic isst nod pripats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Seatfeber unterfaenn9s
8unb.

Rddten Dienfas. ben 10. December.
Gbspos 8 nbr. iinbet in Ns&lsr's Sale.
Petersburg. cine 8erfammlune iotpis
Suftuairune ber 8eamtsn bss baielbit
nsupesrinbeten 9peiSes bsS Deuti&en
nntertisunas 8unbes itatt.
u. 8. Webemeper,
Supreme 8erpaItsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Sine Million NcreS @hftenlanb
fol- ~bendffert merben.

9urd sinen qrObartissn PIan ilnit.
li&sr 8%spdRerune tpilb ma cine Nil.
lion acrsS 2anb i'm iabpehIiGen ari.
sona. iIbOfli@sn California unb n5rb,
li6en untsren California fir ben Adsr.
buu %estpipnen. 8ersitS finb Sunbsrts
bon Samilisn i@on anssisbeIt, ODER nit
ibren idperen Sradtpasen auf BEN
Bese bortbin. Cine srObs 3abl anbsrer
6amilien tparten, biS bas WaRer ibr
2anohld errei&t bat, um ebenfaQs boris
bin aufsubre&sn. 8tS isst III ~esnlsenb
Bufer fdr 10000 acrss ba, uno Gun /.
Sanuar bofft man 5000 Heres 2anp
bepdfsrn gu tbnnen. Snnerbalb breisr
Sabre erpurtet man 500, 900 aurn anbau
bereit su baten. l1sber Elm 8iertel bies
iss 2anbes ia bersits unter BEN Seim.
ftdttenseish coer alS ..Dsfsrt Slams"
beIeet. Dor einem Sabre beftanb bic
sanae 8sbbiteruua in Der COLORADO @Gits
aus fanf WdbIsrn, tuabrsnb Jest i@on
1000 pOrbanoen iino. unb nan ertpartet.
oab BIS sum l. Sanuar bic 8ubI uuf
5000 eefieesn H..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Semfc's
ltoeuti6e 8ierfnbe,
ais Henn 2penue.

Gin mad aItbtutf&u 8siie s.fibrt.s aofal,
no man R&sr Ia, f.ts anssn.bm. esisai&afi
~ fubtu,
Sas nit ~bsrfeIbsn p~.rbuub.u. q 4 a
rant litfert ale 9tIifatsftn Der Sabrssseit.
,.@lrJburs.r Sofbrdu' uuo bi.Ree Bisrt,
tmportirtt Beib. uno &Otbusiue, primo Cigar.
reH, befids St6isuuua.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
8 s
BUILD A RICE MILL.
lstOn Is Soon to Have This New
Enterprise.
| Be MODERN AND WELL EQUIPPED
Contract Has Already Been Let and
Work on the Buildings
Has Been Begun,

new rice mill plant for Houston is
an assured fact. The contract has
lot.
city Is to have rice mlll-a sure
sA establishment, the purpose of which
ve 10 clean and dress the cereal which
ialr to transform the greater proper
Oh South Texas pralries into cultivated
money making farms through Its pro-
"n' The establishment of the new
Fuy was finally decided upon during
past week. and the contract for its
Fliation has been closed.
plant will be the property of the Il.
thompson Seed Rice Milling company
M, fhllip Rahm, a prominent New Or.
nee mill builder, has been charged
.ae duty Of seeing that IL Is properly
uea; 10 other words, he has been
ueu tne contract for the plants ercc-
Inc mil will have capacity of 600
y aally and it will he equipped with
most Improved rice milling machinery.
VIII also be of the very latest pat
p " the opinion of the contractor that
~ VIII he able to do the very best
WI all grades of rice, and do ii VITA
i n man any mill of the same size
kuPeratlon anywhere. The improved
nnon,er VIII form part of the plant :
ana 1t Is claimed that this ma
nc uss the profitable faculty of pro
Ps,sS. IarSer Yield than any other, and
|sfnes percentage of offal is ground into
rr buildings are already in course of
MAN IN the Fifth ward and the en-
tisf re TO pc ready for operation in
Re The as Contractor SAYS he viii com
ana sleeuon OF the machinery next
one p VA to explain Its workings 10
p,twhp may feel Interested
5nachns,,s IN inventor of various kinds
3lculap Tor handling grain. but his
3nr NJ a,tentlon has been given to per.
|ysS ~ merry for the milling Of rice.
|der srs nfst miller TO discard the old
p introSueam Of cleaning rice. as wen
expensn IN the South, AZ consider
|eprsai NJ shs new process Of polishing
e been erected In New orleans
no ne past six years and several AZ
Iorast including the entire south.
Hclsco Cain region, Portland. Ore. San
two In ~ ", North and South Carolina
only Al, Neorgia Last year he built
rnj,sd SStnc rice mill In oneration in
/ Bower states, electricity being u.
lecess tr rSea a. the min. II has proved
u severe cri, ine start. notwithstandlug
"a ''ic'sms Of rice men gen:
s ses lately Invented vno, g c.,,od .
rloa machine for home nee whi,h
10 very fair manner from the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

,,ronristions made at the first session OF
10 Fifty.slxth congress amounted 10 SJi.
Ok 7a4 more than the contest authorized
Tor the session just closed.
~ l,bd now Offices OF civilian character
d,,5 number 1896. with annual compen-
s,,ion ~ So col and those abolished or
o,nitted aggregate 2li az an annual pay Of
ea45 ,o6 mel increase OF S360S at year
iv cost Of 50, 239.0I5
~ ret increase Is shown In the military
o-Heotitshed Of II 094 officers and enlisted
men with annual pay amounting l6go to SIS
3l2'aip' s an" establishment WITH ye.iriy
Tfhe total appropriations made by the
rissy. afth congress aggregated Sl440. 49,
i1 a.S -, Si.T T23. lbs less than the Slots.
30 ss7 Appropriated by the preceding con.
gress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

house, has been completed for , hes sec'Di
scssiwn ~ ~ the appropriations shows we
srand total of $3.50. 33s,3T0. The details W
bilIs are as follows: 90. -a4
90 diniomatic 81. $40. ios; District of 90.
INN 'nn,h IS 100 e6s; Notifications, SI,36ioiJ
indIsn Sq.74,.47i: legislative, S24..,5' ~, ~
military academy S7l2 6oS' n nansf SD.
is ess. sundry civil. SCI. 179. Aos; dencienrE'
Sih 976' 1876: miscellaneous. S,.en,ols' pss'
msnent appropriations, s124,35s2Zo. io'al'
-, addition 70 the specific appropriations
made contracts are authorized to be en-
,ered' info for public works requiring ~
ture appropriations by congress IN tne az
The contracts authorized Ia excess OF ap
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

ab knHa
thousand Shares have b aside n pn enpnp
p
FOLDERS T n mnomMennm
on y LAM g m in hmt dHemwTe
gre
rQe was " hNh I &C to mds mdm So
or spec %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
AND DIREcToRs.-

beenc
o Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

We will not
deviate ~ ~
from the y
conserv a tive
course origin
ally laid down
for Our guild
ance but con-
tinue to sell
for a short ~
time only at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
CAPITAL STOCK 100000
OFFICERS

JOE II. EAGLE, President. attorney at law .... III
J. ADOUE, First Vice President, banker .......,
9. II. MlLBY, Second Vice Pres. Mildly & Dow, III
GEO. HAMMAN, Treasurer, p. & NJ. NATL Bank, II
FRED a. HELBIG, Secretary, accountant III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-09
N|(KEUS FUNERAL

The funeral OF the late Johnson
Nickeus was held Sunday afternoon,
the services taking place at the Elks'
hall, corner Of Beretania and Miller
streets. The remains had been ere
mated and, upon draped altar In the
center Of the assembly room Of the
Elks rested copper urn. containing
the ashes. The only emblem permitted
on the urn was the amaran,n and ivy.
prescribed in the Elks' service. The
eulogy was delivered by Rev. w. M.
Kincaid. Then came a prayer and the
orders funeral hymn.
There was a large attendance Of the
friends of the late attorney. Repre-
sented among the mourns in chief were
Carl s. Smith. l.. NJ. Whitehouse, w. A.
Brown and Geo. Rodiek. The daughter
Of the late attorney. who arrived In
the Kinau, Saturday, was not present.
The urn containing the ashes Of the
deceased was deposited In the under
taking rooms of II. II. Williams. there
to remain until directions as to their
disposition are received from the
widow. After the ceremony, the floral
tributes were distributed to the hospi-
tails at the suggestion and under the
direction Of Exalted Ruler Of the
Lodge, DR.. c. B. Cooper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-09
K|HA'S NEW MANAGER

Hilo, Dec. 6.-James Scott, con-
structing engineer of the Olaa planta-
ton, has accepted the position of man
ager of Kihei plantation, and will re-
move with his family to that place
within thirty days. This position
was offered to Mr.. Scott by letter on
the las, kinau, and was accepted by
return mail.
ar. Scott came to Olaa little more
than year ago, to act as engineer In
the construction of the big new mill.
II was then the understanding that Mr..
Scott should become the resident en-
gineer for Olaa after the completion of
the big plantation plant. He had be.
come established at Olaa. The eli.
mate Is pronounced by him and his
family as superior to any other place
In the group, but when the offer of a
managership was made Mr.. Scott did
not hesitate about accepting II. The
loss OF James Scott to Olaa is owing
to the determination of II. p. Baldwin.
who Is heavily interested in Kihei, to
place at the head of that plantation the
best man he could find. He knew Scott
bagged him.
Mr.. Scott has been actively engaged
In engineering work on Hawaii sugar
plantations for. many years. He has
had extensive experience on Molokai,
and at Makaweli.
When seen by Tribune reporter
the first of the week. Mr.. Scott said !:
II am sorry to leave Olaa. I had Just
gotten snugly located and now I must
way Tor a new place. am told
however that there IL no finer cane
grown on the Islands that that at XII
hei. shall be glad to be identified
with the job of placing Kihei in the
front rank of producers.
Il hope to see the big Ulaa mill start
ed before leave. Within tbs month
we will be grinding cane IN the Olaa
mill. am proud of the mill and con
slider It one of the Jest plants ever
turned out by the Honolulu Iron
Works. Soon after the mill starts the
Puma crop of over 500 acres will be
brought in for grinding over the Puma
road.-Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-09
ASSOCIATION GAME

There was quite crowd out to see
the first of the association football
games on the Makiki recreation
grounds Saturday afternoon. The
competing teams were the Wanderers
and Maile-Ilimas. The latter won by
8 goals to nothing. The teams were
as follows: .,
Maile-Ilimas-Goal, Clement; full
backs, r. Anderson and J. C. McGill;
half backs, J. Anderson, J. Craik and
Jos. Brown: forwards, Ed. Munro. ].
Cumming, J. S. Boyle, Bolster and Len
Qui.
Wanderers-Goal. w. Motley; full
backs, w. Kentwell and J. l.. Cock
burn; half backs, NJ. Simpson. Stokes
and T. Osborne: forwards, Jameson,
Cation and Blackman.
Linesman-Rev. w. Ault and Mr.. N
Kay. ..
Refereed. w. Anderson.
The half-time result was four goals
for the Maile-Ilimas and none for the
Wanderers. The Maile-Ilimas made
one goal In the second part OF the
game. ID. w. Anderson was referee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-09
hmma Squape Music =.


The band will play the following Sc
lections at a concert In Emma Square
this evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock:
PART /.
Overture-Italian In Algier .ROssini
Duet-Excelsior ..,............. Bale
Grand Selectioh-The Two Hostile
BrOtherS ..........-.,...... Verdi
Songs
ta) Ka Leo.
Oh Milihai Pua.
Miss !. Keliiaa.
20 (c)-Ka Iunwai.
(d) Kuwiliwili tho 40
PART II.
Mrs. N. Alapai.
cornet solo-Culvert Polka .....
'''''''''' .'..'...... Otelnnduhe1
Mr.. Charles Kreuter.
Selection-The Burgomaster. .Luders
Waltz-Vienna Blood ...,,... Strauss
Galop-Street Cars Arndt
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-09
Aloha Temple.

Aloha Temple, A. A. o. N. NJ. s., met
Saturday evening and elected officers
for the ensuing term. The following
were chosen: Illustrious Potentate,
Andrew Brown; Chief Rabban, Fred
erlck ]. Amweg; Assistant Rabban, b.
@. Holt; High Priest and Prophet,
William II. Wright; Oriental Guide.
II. C. Morton; Treasurer, J. G. Pratt;
Recorder, ]. G. Rothwell; Representa-.
tive of the Supreme Council, DR.. C. b.
Wood.