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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

sINToN.- District court for San Patricio
county Is In session.
BERCLAIR.-The public school has closed
after a successful term of seven months
TROY Lightning struck the Methodist
church. doing damage to the amount OF 5000
or $500
NICTORIA.-The Victoria Cotton oil com
pany has let contract for brick build.
ing to be erected near the electric light
plant. 1t Is to cost $1,000
PLANTERSYILLE.-T White Mans
union has elected Judge Huffman presi-
dent and s. Wise secretary. The conyen-
lions to select county officers will he held
In June.
SAN FELIPE.-Thc big canal Is moving
alonG. the survcy has been completed about
forty miles out, ana most ~ the right ~
way has heen procured After the canal
IS completed tho Illinois Irrigation com.
phny, which Is constructing the canal, ex-
nocts to put in rico mill here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Baseball at Marlin.

Marlin, Texas, May G-The Temple Tigers
have accepted an Invitation to play the
Marlin Clippers game of hall In this city
on Friday Saturday and Sunday Of the
present week. The Add Ran team Of Waco
has accepted nm Invitation to play tho Mar
lin team on Wednesday ana Thursday OF
next week. The Marlin Clippers wish 10
challenge any independent company Ia the
State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
SD William al Weatherford.

weat5crford, Texas, Mag ]. Evangelist
sid Williams and j. a. Blown arrived here
SUNDAY to begin revival with the FIRST
BAPTIST church. The house which holds
$50, was packed and damned The main
auditorium, the Sunday school room ana
brtA galleries were hllcd and many stood
outside. Every denomination WAS repre-.
scutca Rev. oakley. pastor Of the Cam
bcIaud Presbyterian church, dismissed his
congregation 20 attend the revival. Many
expressed "a desire 10 be saved, u large por-
ti0n Of them were men. The congregation
al singing was good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Ian peIlverv AZ Karnea citY.

Karnes City, Texas, May 6.--Last Night
I'VE prisoners escaped from the county
jail After getting outside the cell they
made a hole through the brick wall md
let themselves down from the second story
by means OF ropes made " blankets. There
were seven prisoners In jail, but two re-
fused TO escape. one of these being u
Mexican under sentence OF five years FOR
murder, The latter gave the alarm 10 the
jnilcr soon after the escape was made. Ehe
sheriff and posse started Immediately In
pursuit One of the missing prisoners Is
negro under Indictment FOR rape The
others are MeNlcans charged with cattle
theft and horse theft
one of the Mexicans who escaped has
Just come In and surrendered. He will
give bond phone message from Keuedy
SuyS the shcriU has arrested another one
% the prisoners aud there is chance for
the capture uf others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Loekhart Locals.

Lockhart Texas. MAY G. County Com.
missioner Blnizcns left Sunday morning ia
attend the Saengcrfest in Houston this
week
The election for school trustees last Sat.
uldly resulted in the election OF Mes SIS,
W NJ. Ray, IL. b. Flowers and Adam Nc
Curdy.
Following the rain Of sandny morning,
the best rain of the year fen yesterday
morning over this ratire section ~ couu.
Try. For seven hours the rain fen with
ont lntcrmssion. aud the ground is row
wcttrr than j, has been for many monihg.
Farmers arc greatly encouraged and pros
poets have materially frightened.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
MnrrIed at Lockhart.

Lockhart Texas, May 6Mr Albert
Mater of Palestine. Texas, and Miss Elsie
Welnhaum Of Lockhnrt were married nj
the residence Of Nj. J.. Schwlr1 IN the
city Sunday afternoon The beautiful
ceremony of the Hebrew marriage ritull
was performed by Rabbi h. Vice of paIcs-
tine, and tine few select guests relatives
and intimate friends OF the contracting par
tics were entertained at q sumptuous re-
past ana many beautiful ana costly pres
tJts were bestowed upon the happy yolpg
couple The bride is sister of Mrs. J..
SghWHrz OF this city and of Mr.. Albert
WcinAaum Of Palestine The newly welded
pair departed on he evening train for their
home IN Palestine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
peIay on Ronds Is Vexatious.

Beaumont, Texas, May County Judge
Wheat will leave tomorrow night for Aus
tim where he IS going to see the attorney
general about the big county road bond
issue and try to get tho bonds approved.
The same objection came mp from that
office as on The city bonds ON account of
the bonds hcing signed hv the old admiubk
tration instead Of the new, and the Judge
Will try to get both the county and tuc
cirT ISSUES Strengthened out. fpe city issue
rs delaying the payment Of the school funds
here and the work on the road in the coun-
Is Is being delayed and the judge and all
the officials are very anxious 20 get the
whole pmtcr Strengthened out and the
bOnts sold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Good Price for Cabbane.

Alvin. Texas, May 5-Mr. W. Davis, one
Of the most successful truck growers in
this section, closed deal this week with
Mr.. Joe Chatdeld Of Colorado for his entire
crop Of cabbage at SlG5 per hundred, r.
O. b. Alvin Mr. Davis has about ten acres
IN cabbage and expects to realize ten or
twelve cars This Is the highest cabbage
deal made here this season,
Berries and vegetables continue TO go out
In large shipments at good prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Beaumont Texas, May 6,-Justce OF the
Peace Brown fined man 500 this morn
ing for carrying a pistol In the court house
Plans for new $4,000 brick Baptist
church have hccn adopted and the work
win commence at once
George Frederick, the wounded officer, Is
stll very low aud The chances for recoY-
CRY are said ia be against him.
In tho district court today tho dockets
were gone over but no particularly import
ant business was done
The first case Of the new term of court
viii come up tomorrow morning az .
o'clock.
The Southern Pacific has already opened
mp for business I'm what was known as the
Reed warehouse, along the freight track.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
COLONEL /. c. DEMoRsE.
Was One Of the Prominent Men of
Affairs of Bowie County

was One OF the prominent wen OF
Affairs of Bowie County,
Texnrkana. Texas, MAY 6.-Cnioncl l., G.
Demorsc. noted politician and orator, and
for over n quarter Of century the lead
ing spirit IN tho affairs NJ Northeast Texas,
died today ar his home IN New Boston.
lie was q resident ~ this city for twenty
years and only left hero recently to make
his home in New Boston,
FINCH ucro, Texas, May 6.--Nr Yves
lev Finch who was suffering from blood
poison died Yesterday. He viii be buried
this evening hy the Woodmou of the World.
He carried about $500 Insurance. \ wlfc
and four children survive him.
Mrs. a. StocrWer Sr., died ~ her home
In this city yesterday. aged - wears he.
ceased had been an Invalid for several
months. She leaves husband and seven
children to mOarn her loss. The funH"nl
occurred from the residence tn tho city
cemetery al 4 o'clock this afternoon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Local Option Arrest.

Mckinney, Texas, May 6.-An arrest for
violating the prohibition law, which recent
ly went into effect IN this county, was
made here yesterday The defendant w.
Il. Taylor, had an examining trial In Justice
court and was bound over to the county
court In the sum Of $500,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
lsko Charles, Carneaie Library.

Lake Charles, La, May 6.-The building
committee az the council has accepted the
plans furnished for the Carnegie library.
irbe buiiding viii be two stories and fire
proof me lower door win be used as the
reading room while the upper door VIII
le used for lectures with seating
cnnocffy Of 200
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Removes 10 hiou,ton.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May g. DIR King
II. Cutler. for several years past United
states pension examiner local surgeon of
the Arkansas Pass road and leading phvs.
ician OF this city, left here this morning
make his home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
DEATH ROLL.
Kores Lowry Watson.

Kores Lowry Watson. aged year,
ING ar s o'clock at 1910 Everett street. she
was tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs WIZ
Watson. The remains were prepnreH iuF
shipment by Undertaken ] J., knpi hh
they were taken to Guy, Texas, last hlsnt
for iDtcrment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
New BUILDINGS at Ennis.

Ennis. Texas, May G-The large two
story brick hail OF the knights Of Pythias
aud The three.story brick h9tel Of Mrs. ]
soon be ready for occupancy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
He'd for Criminal Assault.

Greenyine. Texas, slay Cd. II. Rina-
hart, charged with criminal assault, was
admitted to bond yesterday in the sum Of
5000 There are three cases against the
accused aud the bond was $1,000 Ia one and
SlOI0 lin each Of the Other two,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Rnrials.

Mrs. Mary Ann Ilockcrston. who died
buried yesierdaY afternoon IN HOLLYWOOD
cemetery. Rev. n. j Brown ofhrlailng,
Al - o'clock yes erday morning Ansfi AZ,
Mrs. j. L. OFg who died Monday, was
buried In the German cemetery ~
o'clock Yesterday morning, Rev. BIAS
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Bellars, who
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Bnndera. Baniera County, Texas. May
Crop prospects were never more promis-
Ing In this county than AZ present and IL
the seasons hold out and no calamity he
falls us we may reasonably expcct n
hGavy general yield, and the largest f-uit
crop ever known In this section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
eoliad Guard to Issue Special Number

Berclair, Texas, May Colonel Il, r..
Davis, editor and proprietor Of the Goliad
Guard one Of the oldest ana spdghtiest
n, nors in the state. VIII Issue during the
ufesout month q special illustrated edition
Of thut Journal. showing the many I'D.
yantages Of Goliad county, lie has met
with big success ia lis laudable uAdertak'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
II. L. COOPER is REPORTED AS HAv-
ING AGAIN ESCAPED.
Meeting Of the City Council Was Inn
portsnt, Several Appointments Be-
ING Made--News Notes.

Branch offices The Posts Beaumont OF.
dee Is at room l, Ogden building, corner
phone Ts4, with l.. f, Nelly as business
representative and r. W. Greer as core
spondent. subscriptions and advertise
mcnts or news Items left at this address
viii receive prompt attention Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as to dc
livery OF papers are requested to phone oil
otherwise notify the office PROMPTLY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
n he gaby IS cuttIno Teeth

he sure and use that OLD and Wen tried
remcdy. AI.A WInsioW's Soothing syrup
l0r children teefhing. II soothes the child,
so.tens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and IL the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

CONLEY.MGEE. Kirhyville. Texas. May
3.-James COnley and Mrs McGee were
Bynus today al ! O'Clock, Rev. l.. A. Wopa'
officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
FIRST SAENGERFEST CONCERT
each Number of the Excellent Program Was
Executed in Perfect Manner.
[I,e Audience Taxed the Capacity of the Auditorium
and Gave Many Signs of Its Appreciation of
the Fine Music 1t Heard.

Drums.
sohil Nennann ''''....'......... Houston
tiN''I-vfNA san Antonio
Prof. Llndenberg, Director. -. Houston
~
Ihe management Of the saengerfest re-
quest that all who desire to attend the
concert tonight be prompt in arriving
u the program is begun at S sharp II will
nc concluded by 1890 Last night there
was delay OF an hour In beginning, but
1t was occasional by minor. though
Troublesome and unavoidable. accident to a
street car.
The management Of the Saengerfest re.
quests that all singers who are to take mart
IL the concert tomorrow night shall lneet
% $50 this morning for rehearsal at Turner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Pals, Beer Is lust the mild stlmnlapt for
the tired mind and body at ihe dlnaer
hour. Theo. Keller has it-try ease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Anna RuHall.

Anna Rufall, the 6.months.old daughter
q Mr. and Mrs Paul RURAL, died Mt the
family residence 500 Wlckman street
Chancyville. The funeral will occur his
afternoon at 4 o'clock from St Joseph's
church, In the Sixth ward. and the burial
VIII be In the Catholic cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Grand concert orchestra at Auditorium
tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

dled Monday viii occur at 10 o'clock this
maotnlng. Rev. Mr.. AYES will conduct the
selemony. The funeral was postponed in
VIuer 70 give relatives who live az q dis
lance time TO arrive and be present at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Mrs. Elizabeth King.

:, Mrs Elizabeth King, mother Of Or. F.
=. King, died at the Rice hotel yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock In the slxtieth year
or her age. The remains were taken to
Rockdale for burial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Cooner AGAIN at Laroe.

Beaumont, Texas May 6,-Chlef Ed e
Eastman this morning received information
to the effect that II, H. Cooper has again
escaped from the officers and is once again
at large.
The story was printed at the time In The
Post Of how he came up to chief Eastman
about three weeks since, thinking the chief
an officer, and told him that he wanted to
be locked up and the finding later that he
was wanted In Marietta for the murder OF
man named Jack Robinson. lie wa,
taken TO the Jail and placed In custody
until the sheriff In Ohio could arrive here
There was reward of $500 offered for the
mans capture, and Chief Eastman claimed
II and after an exchange of wires he was
TO get IL. less the expenses Of the sheriff
and the man in going back aud he did
this with the intention Of giving It {,
Cooper, so that he IN turn could employ d
lawyer there to defend hlm After the ex
penses were paid, the chief had 1921 and
this he gave 20 Cooper, who put It in his
rocket and the two started to Marietta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
Citv Council Mentinn.

Beaumont, Texas, May 6-The city coun-
ell met this morning IN regular session and
transacted n considerable amount OF I'M.
portant business. The most important
thing was the adoption OF an ordinance pro
hibitlng the fruit vendors from operating
on the streets anywhere In tho city ant
refusing to Issue any further permits for
such purpose. This ordinance caused a
great fight In the old council and was
finally defeated. but the new council passed
IL unanimously.
The police committee had the following
named policemen appointed Buck Smith,
deputy marshal; George Tcvls, John Bald.
win Harry Parish Frank Matthews En-.
kcne llartwch Don reyls and Jake Doug.
lass.
he appointments for city engineer. city
health officer and scayengcr and also FOR
two members Of the school hoard were nor
made today hut the council adjourned over
until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Attend saengerfest concert tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
IMPORTANT T0HAWAII
HIGH SHERIFF BROWN TO IN
VESTIGATE.
viii Confer With Sheriff Andrews Re
garding Various Police Matters on
Big Island-Goes to Kau.

High Sheriff A. NJ. Brown left on the
for a special consultation with Sheriff
Andrews regarding the police business
connected with the island of Hawaii.
High Sheriff Brown will stop at Hilo
overnight, and go to Kau soon after
his arrival. where he will have an in
terview with Henry Martin, Jr., the
new deputy sheriff of that district.
Martin was recently appointed to that
position and as Mr. Brown has not, as
yet, had any chance to consult with
him regarding police matters the sher-
ifr will make a special trip to Kau, dur
ing his stay on Hawaii.
There have been a number of mystic
rious murders at iau in recent months
and while the head of the police de-
partment does not hold the officers of
the Kau district, especially derelict in
the performance Of their duty, the con-
Gitions are such, that the High Sheriff
deems a personal interview necessary.
In addition to murders, Martin viii re-
CCive instructions regarding the prose
CutiOn Of gambling cases and other Of
fences within his jurisdiction
Matters relating to the general police
business of Hawaii, will also be the
subject of consultation between High
Sheriff Brown and Sheriff Andrews.
The recent contempt proceedings which
Judge Little caused to be taken against
Andrews, will also be discussed. Sheriff
Brown will return April 26. He is aC-
COmpanied by Mrs. Brown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
BIG CROWD AT KINAU.
BAND WENT AWAY FOR MAUI
TRIP
Many Friends Saw Vessel Depart To-
day-stopped in Stream to Take on
Japanese LabOrers.

The biggest crowd which has wit
messed the departure of the Kinau in
months was at the Wilder wharf today
at noon, to see the flagship depart with
a large crowd of passengers.
Captain Berger and the members Of
the Territorial Band departed on the
vessel for Lahaina, to give the Maui
people a musical treat. Previous to
the departure of the vessel the band
played itself away. With the exception
Of Cr-Eaptain Berger, none of the band
boys We're in uniform, and had it not
been for the good music they played,
the outfit might have been taken for
a nondescript German band touring
the country
Among others who were away on the
Kinau, were some of the Mormon mis-
sionaries who were assigned to their
respective fields of labors throughout
the island. at the recent conference of
the Mormon church at Laie.
High Sheriff Brown and Mrs A. NJ
Brown We're also passengers. going to
Hilo.
The Kinau laid out in the stream by
the Quarantine Island wharf, for some
time after leaving the Wilder wharf
ass about 100 Japanese laborers were
taken aboard for various Maui and
Hawaii plantations.
The band will go from Lahaina to
Wailuku, there, meeting the delegation
of Knights of Pythias which will de-
part from here tonight on the Clau-
dine, for the opening Of the new Pythi-
an Castle at Wailu1u next Thursday.
The bank will return Sunday on the
Claudine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
THE ONLY ONES THAT APPLY
HERE
Territorial Officers Have Authority to
Grant Right Of Way Through Public
Lands for bitches and Reservoirs.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-An opinion
rendered today by the Assistant At
torney-General for the Interior De-
partment, and. approved by the Secre-
tary, holds that the general land laws
of the United States, including those
relating to rights of way, have no ap-
plicatiou IN Hawaii and that until
otherwise provided for by Congress
the Hawaiian laws furnish the only
authority for the disposition and man
agement of those lands
The opinion further holds that under
certain Hawaiian statutes which are
part of those adopted by Congress for
the time being. the Territorial officers
are clothed With authority to grant
rights of waE through the public lands
for bitches, canals and reservoirs TO
be employed in storing and conveying
water to be used i'm the reclamation
and irrigation of arid lands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
THREE THOUSAND
SUITS TO FILE
ENORMOUS LIST OF DELINQUENT
TAXPAYERS WHO ARE TO
BE SUED
SOME OF THEM OWE SEVERAL
YEARS TAXES.
Attorney General Dole Will Go
Through the List of $500 and Sue
Each Delinquent

Attorney General Dole has been given
the tremendous task of bringing about
1900 civil suits against delinquent tax
payers. In the Executive Council meet
ing yesterday it was decided that the
Territory should go ahead and force
the delinuuents to pay, by means Of
civil suits. and Attorney General Dole
was authqrized to begin at once.
The delinuuents nearly all owe for
taxes since 1900, thought there are q
few further back. The sums due range
from a dollar to $4,000, and if collected
will aggregate a neat sum for the low
treasury of the Territory. In many
cases the same taxpayer is delinuuent
on several years taxes, but there ap-
pears to have been little effort to
sstraighten out the books and get the
money until now. The delinuuent list
shows in some cases that suits were
brought and judgments secured. but
thew were not enforced. no executions
being secured. and now proceedings
will have to be begun all over again, as
a Judgment is only good for one year.
There are about 3,3OO names on Tax
Collector Pratts list. The Territory
will have TO bring a separate suit
against each one of them This means
mat separate complaints will have to
be drawn against each one of the $500
deIinouent tax-pavers. judgments Sc
cured. executions issued and enforced
if possible by the seizure and sale of
any property they may have. 1--WE
shall simplv go right through the list, "
said Tax Collector Pratt, "and take
the names as they come from A to u,
treating all alike. There is a lot of
money in that list and there is no way
to straighten out our records but to go
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
HAWAII LAND LAWS SHE GOES TO MANILA
Admira. Evans and Sam Aboard.
Bound for Yokohama-Numerous Tea
Merchants Bound for Japanese Ports.


me Haeit arrived TINS morning from
san r fidhclsoo win lhfee DAYS later
man ana news. me weather was eN-
peIlehgeu thtoushouL Jne Vlp On
7aluI laSy, Apill ~, lne Nidmeoa was
tl.gL t.g - IN IatiIuue z''4' hoilh' longitude
i12,2' nv, VEST
eSfel Ilaa a L"ol Sl1ol pa7s'h-
E5' E,l9 , lLsl, d HT,iosI on NnoIn are pouhL
t, Dl'1i,iia l,i. ms ~ lHe lIsJ lIIp "1tyu
Iug ,3ae'Ig wiz MAKE 10 MAMMA. 0he
. icy ~, san r IaitiSCo' ApiII ..
~, oWlls 10 'Ie racine man WhaLl pc
I"7 '.uil'I ny " Noai SNIP lhe 'aeliD
went INTO lhe haNai sup. among ihe
I,lSSs 20 sl5slS aDoalu are AuIillIaI ltopieN
-. Evans WIe ana party. lie IS go
Ais OUT 10 Aokohana TO take command
oL lne Aslauc SquautOh
SlN passengers VIII Jay over az no
.O'uIu' among lheIu are MI %nu MIS'
a n hoSeubaIIeh' It young THllauel-
phla couple.
d. ~ ANeL'Il, I. d. 'etha,u ana 9Iah-
I,N beInaLu are Ied men VINO are going
"uJ 10 i hohohaIna'
D. - DonaIusoh-SlIh IS merchant
p'uhd TOT lohohaIha'
a. '' faIihet Is en- route TO Notea'
on PrIEale business
W. Hohmeyer IS TEA merchant WI"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
THE GABLE COMING

SAN FRANCISCO April 7-George G.
Ward vice-president and Charles Cut
triss, chief electrical engineer of the
Commercial Pacific Gable Company, ar
rived in the city yesterday for the pur-
pose of slecting a landing place for the
cable that company purposes laying
between San Francisco and Manila.
They were in consultation last night
with John M. Mackay, the president of
the company in his rooms at the palace
and each seemed well pleased with the
progress of the work.
1--WE are here for business said
Ward, "andI think Congress will place
no obstacles in our way, despite the eff
forts of a few of the members, who for
some reason favor Government CABLE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-15
sONOMA NAY BE LATE.

The SonOma had not been sighted
from the Colonies up to p. m. today.
She is expected any time today. The
vessel viii remain but a few hours in
port. From advices received by her
agents, it is expected that practically
all of the first cabin passengers from
Honolulu, can be given accOmmoda-
tion. The second class cabins were
naerly all filled, leaving Sydney, while
there was big crowd in the steerage.
1t may not be possible, therefore, to ac-
cOmmOdate many people from here,
who hold those kind of tickets.