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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

The following list of jurors. return-
able Monday at 10 o'clock, was vester-
day drawn for Judge Morse's civil divi-
sion OF the district court: Isaac A. Pm
cry, John n White, /. n. Barratt Hi
ram Davis, John II. Letter. Zeno
Barnes, J. X Whitney, f. B. Huffman.
.sames II. Lee ali Of Salt Lake. and
Richard COWley Of Sandy. 1''''
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against the plaintiff by Alice Hess. and
acquiesced in and confirmed by Frank
lin David Hess, the plaintiffs wife was
estranged from him and enticed to
leave his home and go to the home Of
the defendants. where she is now har-
bored. with the plaintiffs child, against
the plaintiffs consent.
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His Own Resources.

(Fayette CIV. Va JournaI)
THE poor. benighted HindoO,
He does the best he kindO,
He sticks to his caste from first to last,
And for pants. he makes his shindO."
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rs I-.s Alcatraz ASPHALT Paving com
me -.-.,l.-i 'eFing to resume work on
Sor.t b-'e-.s construction on SacooJ
Pi1 l- street from FIRST West 10 H.
yFfth >'.1llde Western passenger Jan5t
7,.,s-.,.-- certainty Of settled 1870.
. -a~c- y. =. we beginning OF next .wasz
% men win be nUt 40 vvori- -, =,
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Mary z Dicken to Mary p Fo,,-
ceres. 3x10 rods i'm lot s. block "a
plat + ,----.-.--..--..-.... .-.-.......... is
ISABELLA J. Grant to Theodore w.
Whitley. pixie rods in lot 4. block
So, plat d .......................... so
Frances 5. CastletOn to William
Cartwright, 12.5 square rods in lot
3. block Sc. plat D.................... g
Edward Martin to Anna h Kjer-
gard, PIX rods in lot I. block IS.
plat 3 -------.......--..-.... 10
Frank G. Andrews to CITY Savings
bank tDetroiD, Mammoth lode, etc.
West Mountain mining district
Harry y. TOlles to Lydia NiIber
lot Il, block "a, Kinney & G.'s i'm
proved plat ....-..........-.... u
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Cirar Store Sold

Harry Burton. clerk at the Knuts-
FORD. has purchased Allen r. Dorsey's
cigar store at 50 West Second South
street. Mr Burton viii retain his con-
nectivn with the hotel
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Sewer Contraot s.,

Of u.s., -" murphy of Omaha, president
gfyTs{ G,o'oTado company. yester6a,,
M c-- ,l.e contract with the eitv fo,.
drrfr ~ lelioR Of all street sewers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Asks New Admi1is.---.

tenth interest in the zelnora mirfn.
claim at Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
No Discrimination.

DO you serve Holsters herc2
yes. sir. W hat VIII you have2'
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CALLING OVERDUE SHIP.
marconi Operator Describes How He
Tried TO Locate Ftr4ris

New York. March S-AIrl Hepworth.
We slafcehi operator on botrd the Gu
- --ilaAla, which arrived here to-
-. e-o lAucn wireless TALKING during
knowing that the II ruria was
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a Prominent Canadian Testinss.

a Prominent Canadian TestiGes.
Mr.. Joseph Crees, Gov. House, Ottawa
Canada. Head Steward to Lord Mimic,
Gov General OF Canada, writes:
"EW2sh to emphasize nv High
opinion Of P9Tnua as the finest
remedy I have ever known for
catarrhal Affections. IhaVe used
1t and have found it an excellent
tonic and a grand blood purifier.
have recommended its use 10 g
number Of men under me and ar7
pleased to say that nothing I have
ever observed gets q sick nan out
of bed and well again as quickly
as PeruHa. I am glad 10 be able
TO tell Gifts merits.
JOSEPH CREES.
If you do not receive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna.
write at once to Dr.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case, and be viii
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
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lili2m j. Allen 20 Mary J.. Alien
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01
. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

: Miss Mabel Stevenson is home from Indiana.
Brayton Byron is with the Percy Haswell
company. III + fy VI 81
Mrs. Ell Torrance and Miss Hester Torrance
have returned from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. William Hartley and Miss Myrtle Strae-
ton have gone to Everett, Wash, to reside.
Il Miss Ruby Black, Of w isconsin. is visiting
Miss Evelyn Casselman, Of E Twenty -seventh
street. 5Is All NM RI, ,s5 $.tsE@ III,
Mrs: Bentson will give her regular informal
this evening, in a.. Q. " W. hall, u Seventh
Mitchell will leave this evening for Sarasota,
Fla, to join Mr.. and Mrs James II. Bissell for
the winter. ~ 49, 49, 9 ~
I Pansy lodge, No. 50, ?. Of R., win give, :
Nicollet avenue 5S
Vine lodge, No p, D. Of R., win give a card
party Wednesday afternoon in the hall. 1851
Franklin avenue. Ysstt5 5ss 60 4,
The Evergreen Gard club Will meet with Mr..
S, tomorrow evening. Il y 5s zstEs |
Elmer Philips, and Harry Brain have returned
Thanksgiving in the city. I'D
s. Admiral Farragut Circle viii give a cineh party
tomorrow evening. ut the home Of Mrs. Fahey,
}2S45 Twenty first avenue S. ssrg ss
Mrs. NJ. "A. Whiteoak has returned to Elk
River after "a visit with her brother, G. 8. Ar
nolds of 1922 Chestnut avenue. 81 MI
J. Dudley E. Chase corps will have thin,ble
Nina Taylor, 40 Eastman avenue.
Il Minneapolis people at the Holland House.
New York. last week were; "A. G: Paul, n. q.
q. Fl. Partridge. Miss Partridge
Mrs T. Il. Brooks and son, Philip Brooks.
have taken one of the fats In the new Ames
apartment house on Eleventh street s, and viii
occupy 1T as soon Is. 1t is ready. q
4 The Sans Soucie Club win give Its second faan
cling party in the Phoenix Club All, w edre sday
evening. Lawrence q. Merrill viii act as mas
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s se q ceremonies: assisted by William r. Peter
sen Gartsr a. Mas Glide G Charles
lie annual bazaar Of All Souls Universalist
church will be opened Saturday, Dec Is, in
h In re store Useful and fancy articles will
Miss Grace Dayenlp,eo,t Gray had an exhibit Of
ner ,, emma painting at her home 3105 Hem
hepln ayenue-ss pleasing variety of her latest
this evening. - y 81 80. q 535g.s5
n Inc stT O'Clock Dinner Club had very pleas
Sss Mr
Mr.. and Mrs, schlampp e 212o Aidrich avenue n \.
,o Minneapolis peopleat New York hotels are as
2 2 ;sswsdlund; ST Denis. n PEBBLES, Colonel q,
Il sra KdpleX, Miss aIann: New Amsterdam. ". G.
Mss =; 9 Qainton, 81 e McNiehie Holland,
Literary and Social Club Tuesday evening. at her
nome on Fourteenth avenue. A program was
Emma D fe Misses Marie
q Miss Miller on Eliot oft Avenue : - 0n
n M1SahMssstern Ell lodge No g. Brotherhood q
annual balm Masonic Temple Thursday eve
n nlng. We. Richmond. " p. Sever and ".
Mr. Slower will be master of ceremonies and will
n ne assisted by floor committee Latourelles
orchestra will play. n @ IN
au -tts. >. T. hllief,sOI vine pace, were
surprised by number Of their friends
games We're enjoyed. Present were Misses Min
ne schwartz. Della. Scherer. Emma Miller, Lii
nan SQnnenberg. Emma Goldman, Messrs. Fred
BeGS, Jay Miller Artie Scherer. A. L. Thompson,
VIII Golden and Oscar Scherer. II ~
e The pupils Of Miss Mcleod gave a recital Sat
urday evening in johnson hall a large group
OF friends enjoyed the program, which was well
gwen given Those who took part We're Mrs. kath-
Dl.,Williams. Helen Trussell. Mildred Spencer,
kebecca berkowitz, cllte Comstock and Annie
Martin, Messrs. Alvin Davies and Arthur Jones.
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AWAY WITH THE COFFEE MILL
II spolls More cotfee than Poor Cooking
Perfect Coffee Is Steel Cut.

The impossibility of making a perfect
drink from coffee ground in the old way
in any kind of a coffee MILL where dust
and chaff is Unfortunately mixed with
particles of all sizes, must be plain to any
one who will stop to think. Large and
small particles of coffee should no more
be cooked together than large and small
potatoes. The only object of cooking ,cof-
fee Is to extract the oily caffeine which
is the basis of the drink. When the caf-s
feline is extracted. the coffee grounds are
not only of no value, but if allowed to
simmer, there is developed an unpleasant
woody flavor, always noticeable in coffee
that has stood long, developing tannic
acid, which the medical authorities pro-
nounce objectionable and injurious. Now
with steel-cut coffee all the particles are
of the some size; they are clear-cut and
clean. and the beverage is developed uni
formly from all the particles. The abb
sence of tannin- bearing chaff unakes this
a coffee that coffee dyspeptics can drink
without distressing. About $50 twin city.
grocers sell Barring ton Hall, the steel-cut
conee.
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Furs and Fur Garments.
Best at The Plymouth Clothinp L1o,,.a
THINGS WORTH KNOWING i
Bits Of scrapbook Wisdom on vari
Gus Household Tonnes

..~-,
70 2those Who use s.mcmnia Son5I tlaei II,
Pa nts remember that amomniaL is as sim
ulant, @not/a food? While tits usef,iIstna
1orce plants into bloom and growth after
the soil is exhausted, a fertilizer must he
vitality in bloom. =. ~ : s w
II There are a large number of Syegeta h1es
quite suitable to serve at a course ,7;,,-
ner with roast beef The following ~Iis+
VIII allow of "a choice: Peas, green. corr,
string beans. egg plant. Brussels sproiI, <
c e'7lE beets, squash, spinach. toma-
toes IN any form, turnips, carrots. yege
table oysters, white or sweet potatoes 80
III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fve9 ounces ~
the best white gum arabic in one and .
quarter cups of3hot water. Strain If care
fully and add one pound of powdered
.sugar Pour in "a double boiler and stir
constantly et t1l very stiff and white. Stir
again Tor minute or two on taking tl,e
mixture from the fire and flavor with anv
extract you wish. Pour the paste in'sa
square, clean tin and when cold cut into
squares, roll in powdered sugar. or If Va,
wish dip them as fondant candies are
dipped llpp INTO a chocolate coating
3 Apple Custard with Meringue- II ] $. !,
boiled custard of the yolks OF three eggs.
9 pint OF milk and a small cup of sugar
Stir this into a pint Of apple sauce fla
vored With lemon and put on the ice. Be-
Tore serving put the beaten whites OF the
eggs on top, decorated with small bits Of
currant jelly. g e
81 Lyonnaise PotatoesCut six medium
sized raw potatoes in thin slices and Iav
N cold water. Peel two onions and cut
them very thin. Dry the potatoes on 4
towel and put them in a spider with one
tablespoon Of beef fat or lard which is
quite hot. After cooking Ave minutes.
add the onions with half q tea spoon 81
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CLUB CALENDAR.
TUESDAY Il. ...--... {

TUESDAY - ka.s.0 4 : y = @E-..E--
> R e, p public library building, 10
Argosy, Mrs. G: a. Eve, a2os Portland
Twin CITY Lfbefaf Sunday School 1T,,io,,,,
Urrity church, st. Paul, evening. b
authors Club, ssanniyersary meeting,
bona 'dson's tearoom, p. M. #. - -
Iercatorlal Pioneer Woman's Club, Mrs
+ Ella c. Donaldson, II Seventh street S.
St., Paufs Guild, Mrs Calef, 25o7 Ivn-
dale avenue S. all day. - -
~ Conference of unions. Plymouth cb,,ro1,
classroom, p. m. :, :, -" ~
Ieachers' History club, Miss Kirk, 1906
Park avenue, $3.50 p. m. 81 :. - =" :,
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NO SHOP TALK
Portia Club Of Women Lawyers Has AboI.
Y, > :1.s... ished Discussions.

The Portia Club of Boston, an organiza-
tlon Twelve years old, of well-knoWn Awo-
men lawyers, was reorganized a. year ago
leaving out much of the study element and
making it a social club Of congenial peo-
pie. . Legal discussions, which were for
merry regular feature Of the club din
ners, nave been abolished. The reason
advanced for this is given that the mem
p ger. were tired OF talking shop, and prefer
to. have "a good time at their meetings.
| The president: Of the club is Mrs. Alice
lesser, a successful attorney; and the
hrsts vice PRESIDENTS Miss Amy Acton.
who: is chairman Of the department of
study Of laws affecting women and chit
dren In the ostons:Business League. IS S.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES h
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
Among Its Good Works Is the Organizing
Ssl< a. of History Clubs &

The annual meeting Of, the Women's
Municipal League Of New York showed
admirable results. in view of the compare
lively small membership Of the league.
Eight drinking fountains placed, two miles
or trees along the fremont drive planted,
the paving Of four, sidewalks in one dis
tr1ct, the maintenance of 500 window
boxes IN another, and the closing of shops
In the fremont neighborhood at 10 o'clock
instead of 1880, as formerly are real
achievements. Small parks reclaimed
the securing of Fairgrounds for children
OF the poor, vacant lots cleared of rubbish
and the forming Of city history clubs Of
school children We're reported. For the
election OF officers for the coming year
the following ticket>Was presented: Presi-
dent, Miss Margaret Chanler; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Herbert Parsons; secretary,
Mrs. Will Carleton; treasurer, Miss Grace
Dodge. - =. ~--.-.
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Parents Best .Iudnas

" H. x. Wolfe, principal of the Lincoln
n.gh school, addressed the Woman's Club
or that city on The Interrelation of the
home and the High School, Among the
IN interesting points Of, the address. Dr.,
WoLe SAID that the parents were the best
the amount he might be permitted to 49,, ~
ne warned the parents of the danger to
their children from associates, but said
that no child could escape contamina tion
Dy isolation and that each child needed
the society of congenial company. :
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CLUB MEETINGS.

E. Minnehaha chapter, No: 81, o. E. S., win NEE,
,a ey th IN the hall 1851 Franklin ave
.,, Mrs j. K Hosnner, will speak before the SIN.
f salme society y, which will Wednesday az
- 1s 81 Ta at the home Of Miss Ethel ChaDman
The Womans Foreign Missionary Sociot, 1.,,
meet "Wednesday afternoon in the lecture room WI
ne Ladies Of the Maccabees will meet ~
.ne Cnion station Wednesday at 10 o,cjock t.
meet Mrsl Lillian NJ HOLSTER, supreme COM -
manoer. who will pass through the, CITY on he,
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3 i . p
salt and generous dust of pepper. Stir
occasionally, letting 1t cook slowly. When
crisply Drowned on the under side, turn
out on a hot platter in omelet shape. A
very nice way to brown sweet potatoes is
to boil them till tender, then dust lightly
with powdered sugar, roll in melted but
ter and brown in the oven. s-.. @
One Of the incest after luncheon relishes
i ever. tasted was an original idea of q
clever hostess. She soaked some large,
plump prunes over night and in the morn
ing put them, with a very little water and
about half a cup of sugar, in the double
boiler. It took two hours to cook them
soft. She drained away the syrup and
put them individually on plates to cool.
filled the inside with a stuffng of chopped
nuts very slightly sailed. They were rolled
in powdered sugar and laid daintily on
small doilies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01

The proper garnishes for fisl, arc ,a,,,o,,
points. parsley, sliced beets. hard -hai,ea
eggs, fried smelts or oysters, lobster coral
pickles or olives I = g
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Association Of co,,enI,.+a.

association OF Collegiate AIumnae.
The Association of Collegiate Al,mnaa
VIII meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs
- T. M. Purdy at her home in Kenwood
ne = e, program will. be under the auspices
or the educational COMMITTEES -, IT. :, :
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W0MEN'S MAGAZINES

The Woman's Home Companion for
december comes in gay holly decked
cover ana the contents are as Christmasy
as the outside. Stewart Culin writes most
interestingly Of the strange origin Of famil-
lar toys and the subject is supplemented
by. Rheta Childe Dorr who tells where the
toys come from. Ruth Kimban Gardiner
former st. Paul newspaper woman, con-
tributes a clever story "a Congressional
Episode and the other fiction is by Will
Harden, May G. Ringwall, Richard Still
man Powell, Hermon Lee Ensign and
Grace Salinger. Edward R. Clark tells
-Ihe Amazing History Of the Streeteryille
war Anne !O'dagen continues the earti-
cles on Melissa from Arcady'' and chris-
tine Terhune IIerrick describes a Christ :
mas dinner In t'The Hospitality in Our own
= own - There is a Christmas cantata nv
t1saryots Holt Dey and suggestions for gifts
galore. s-,-Sss ! go @''SS
I1arpers Bazar is special Christmas
,iuinoer with an interesting collection of
monday features and suggestions. Maria
Z. Kirk has some charmina, co1o ,,o ...
representing Christmas with the zcbildra7,,
| N1lsAI ION foster Washburne has Something
70 sayson the spirit of Christmas and tbare
are stories by Elizabeth Stuart Phelns
ward Marie VanEVorst, and Ada sterlinps
Carolyn Wells has some holiday RHYMES
1, IN = - nlas decoration and presents as
Wen as Christmas fashions and cool,ar,,
are: generously considered. Tilian pai,
presents the first installment Of the Nta11xs
- sP I,1, and says several bright things
on The Loneliness of the Unloved.n 81 =
Inc Good Housekeeping for Decemher
WI oe q real help to housekeepers for It's
b 9ae are Iun OF ideas for Christmas. wal
ana there is an interesting ILLUSTRATED ary
tlcie on child portraiture. Ora Y. EDDIE
man speaks OF Our Indian Cousins 1;e-
e, ,stt Hurgess has humorous account of !
o oI.e,, 9 housekeeping; Guy Kirkha =
cont r some ideas on good furniture
81 Gnu nesnler WEIGH sders the chemistry
DC ~ COOKERY. e. he story Of the month Is ~
1sobel Gordon Curtis Mrs. Ella M - ny
ts,G ma, touches brightly on timely
11 3pa = under the head Of The Higher
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Wright Wrongs No Man.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat nour i. mr..
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Professor Charles J. Bell was the guest
of honor at a handsome dinner which was
given Friday evening by a group Of his
friends at the Minneapolis club Amer
lean Beauty roses were the table deeora-
tons. The marriage of Professor Bell
and Miss Regina Hoegh will take place
Wednesday evening. - s.s.s h. H. ,. II ~.
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Judge and Mrs. j. B. Gilfllan gave a
dinner of twelve covers Saturday evening
at their home on Tenth avenue Sc, for
their son. ~ p. - ID" sa'. = 3
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= Salvage SAFE. a lew Cases remaining.
White Burgundy from France, per bot
| tie, 2Sc;, per dozen, IS. 25. < ~
Laubenheimer, per bottle, 49c; per doz
s5.04
Balentine.s India Ale. per dozen, s1.40
Arrac Punch, Miiitair Punch, Svenska
Punch, Boxers Pepsin and Bonnie
kamp Bitter<, regular 81; last week
sac; to clean up stock, per bottle. s9c
HEAT MARKET.
Pot Roast, any cut. per b.. &c
Corned Beef, per lb. &c to Sc
Lamb Legs. per lb.................. 12c
Choice Lamb Chops. per lb.5. l5c
Round Steak, per ID -.......... SO
Finnan Haddock, per h. s.. lie
Standard Oysters, per of 49,. CSC
ssaus hraut, per at. ........... DO
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. LeBeau gave a din
ner Of twelve covers Thanksgiving Day
at their home on Ridgwood avenue. Ma
room and gold chrysanthenuns and ferns
decked the table. ~. ~. - s 49, u,
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Judge and Mrs. w. Gardiner of w.
Twenty-ifth street, entertained at a
Thanksgiving dinner. t4.ss 4 5
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: Mrs. George K. Shaw Of Girard avenue S
will entertain at cards Tomorrow after
noon. ~ +. ..-. IF II -. ...... = 5.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01

Miss Mamie G. LeClaire and Philip AL
ger were married Thursday morning in
Notre Dame des Lourdes church. The
service was read by Rev. Father Aundell
Miss Mabel LeClaire was maid Of honor
and Fred Anderson was best man. A
wedding breakfast was served at the home
of the brides mother on Jefferson street
ME- Mr.. and Mrs. Anger will be at home
after. Jan. 1 in South Saltwater.
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The wedding Of Miss Mary Riley and
D.. S. Wynn Of Seattle. Wash, took place
Thursday morning in Corcoran. John Ri
ley was best man-and Miss Kathryn Kav-
anaugh of Minneapolis was maid Of hon
or. The service was followed by a recep-
ton and the bridal couple left for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Wyman will be at home after
/ Jan. 1 in Seattle. n
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The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Douglas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Doug
las, and Neale Murray Of Bowling Green.
Ky, will take place Wednesday evening.
Dec. II, at the West hotel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26
The Case of Hawaii.

The Honolulu correspondence pub
lished in the Transcript a few days ago
save what seemed to be strong rca-
sons why the Government sh,uIi stan I
by Governor Dole and the Sunrernr
Court in the present political contr1-
versy in Hawaii. Various advcntur,rs
and carpet-baggers have been c5nsuir-
ing TO effect change in the executive
and judicial departments. They nav
found the one honest and faiChfuI ami
the other incorruptible. according 10
the best evidence we can obtain from 50
-..-t distance. and those are f5rmid-
l2.- conditions TO meet and overc,,-,e
% errrElng out the schemes with Whit
taey entered this new field - oo,r,-
IONS They have worked rpol tba|
-.H.a suseepdbiiities OF the natives r.
.hen The popular sentiment In
-.tss II not in quality. and have ,nads
L ne asSary for Governor Dole to &C
- washington for a conference .vith
--'@ iFeSident.-Boston Transcript. !