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EARLY PRIMARIES MOVE
is NOT AT THE INSTANCE or S. w.
T. LANHAM.
Judge Mclean Says that None Of His
Friends Are Interested IN lt--What
Has Been Done.

Fort Worth, Texas, January - Judge
w. J.. Mclean Of this city manager of tht
cnmpuisu Of Colonel s. W Z. Lluham ior
governor, regarding early primaries said:
speak by authority and with fuil
knowledge Of the fncts when ! say tAat
Mr. Lnnhim has hot In any instance been
consulted about thc holding OF PRIMARY
elections 10 this State for nominating can
dia"t's for any office State, district Or
COUNTY. az the next general election. Hc
HH' i''r advised ur suggested vine for
lu"i- .nch primaries ia any county And,
iuii.t t his frolds who ARE spcclnI,v look.
ipg AMER his interests in thc different
rtHuucs Of the state. in connection VIM
ms candidacy for the office Of governor.
nave had mo agency In liking he time for
lHlHafN elections tn any of tue counties
MT Lauham thinks he has no more right
1" lLltNtur ~ the political Affairs OF tho
Snthues outside of mis- own county than
any othrr citizen, although he may he 81
tahdiudir l9r the high Office OF chief mag
lstr1ic ot this State.
Acting ON this conviction. he has not pre-
surucd To- Interfere with the action Of inc
county democratic authorities ia calling
primary elections but Is content to leave
the matter where H. belongs. believing thar
iuc democrats Of the various counties VIII
manage tn'r affairs as 20 them seems 1T
and proper.
ut is understand, alleged IN some
p'''h' ana ma! perhaps hu believed by
h"mr people, thtt inc calling Of early prl-
mary elections IN some of the counties has
been instlgutcd by supporters of Mr. Lam
nam h"N!ug 10 some extent authority TO
rrpIcNcu' Mr.. loUhWm. / have hereto ORC
communicated with Democrats In COMMITTEES
J." "hirh early primaries have been called,
ma suggested the propuety of awaiting
iar meeting Of the state democratic cNcru.
i've committee, aud nsoru1iuiug what
recommendations hat committee mav
Hutr about the tlmr for holding primaries
."'' I'Ihg action, M the counties.
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s, Ai'lu' icAas' Jaauary .O.-Thc FIRST OF a
series OF Eve entertainments. arrsprod Inv
me ALVIN college TO take place the seroni
Friday in each month, Vas rlvcn lsst nj,
Gay evening large number OF tbc NAT.
iiors o. The college were present. ana enc
'Vibbo a lare musical and literary tIcat
VIII ne hla4oria County Teaciers' hsfifUte
yT ,, visitors from abroad are expected IN
* g.eLt, also state Sunorintr5fdsnt -
w LeleNre who viii deliver an al1rets
t6r2 5no puONc school building on Friday nj,
b,, AIT, .. y, Cumming left "Wednesday IN
"SNSStneos ulp 70 New York. VI
no 20 GI - ,. lord, CHIEF engineer Of the
lSmlYiy y IS visiting his brother. Mr Geor nls
Of This city. ''s' pied A. smith,
Cleburne 40 VISITING relatives al
pI sa Harry Harry Van Eaton, representing Ton.
NJ "l9 " Alvin FRIDAY. N''-
ba. r NJ b. Remby and Miss Van a..
o'eIo,S istheT Wednesday evenir, oi 'he
hciatine. se't OF Galveston Of
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Rookport Locals

hockport TeNus, January 25.-uon Rgt,,
MeFWIand. former citizen OF Rockport.
now resident OF El Paso, is here spending
few days
Miss Frances Henderson aud Miss
Thomas came down a few DAYS ago ana
are The guests Of Mrs A. II. HALEY.
MT Thomas Broad Of Paris Texas. is
utte 10 spend q couple OF weeks lookIng
tut Tor hts interests IA this section ana en-
JoNiug the coast llfc "'" y"
a. lsn commissioners l. b. Kibbc was here
thiS week On official business.
Colonel b u Creary came In Tburs,I,y
mght and will rcmalu several daVs ~
tending TO business here az
,Haior Johh II. Wood, who Is one of The
oldest settlers OF this part OF tbn co1nt,r
ca1c over from 81, Marys several dayS ago
"nI VIII make Rockport his future home
rue sohooners Flower Of France md
haue NJ running between this place and
haNesion were here this week with car
goes on goods for the Rockport merchants
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Waiting her brother. W. y steHha~cn. and
amending ne marriage Of her sister. Miss
f'ta mas returned 10 her home at Waco.
VIZ ana Mrs. Rob Siddall Of White Hail
spent several days here with MIR and Mrs.
Henderson.
captain D. r. burlington. ESQ win spend
the week On Houston
COLONEL w. w. Nlcachum IL In Galveston
aha Houston for few days
MT7. w w; Meachum and daughter have
gone 70 Martin for Il week
- iudley ir' and bride are hack from
hounnii ana are az home 10 thcir friends
~ Main street TEcv have rented the
Heln place and are keeping house
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Andersnn lnonls

Anderson, Texas, January 25.-Dr. Fred
Il. Johnson has gone 10 Masouvlne with
MT kellogg. who is chief engineer OF the
Houston and Texas Central railroad. An
derson may get a railroad vet,
good many people are sick In the
county with colds and feVers
Five condemnation suits have heen Aled
by the International and Great Northern
railroad agains. citizens u Navasota The
lamp hotel, nesr the Houston and Texas
erty condemned
Mrs. 6, ]. sssps Of WAGE. who las bssu
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HOUSTON, MONDAY JAN. 27. 1902,
BRYAN AND THE TREATY OF PARIS.

In tho house OF representatives on last
Monday, during the course Of the general
debate on the urgent deficiency approrria-
tIon bill Mr.. Grosycnor Of Ohio asked Mr..
De Almond Of Missouri as to why william
Jennings Bryan had approved the ratlhca.
tlon Of the treaty Of peace with Spain by
which the Philippines were acquired.
Mr.. De Almond replied that he was not
authorized to speak for MIR. Bryan, who Is
one Of those gentlemen who speaks for
himself and does il exceedingly we'll" lie
proceeded to twlt his luterIccutor as 10 his
readiness TO speak for the late Mr. Nc
knley during bis lifetime, as IL 10y iuspira-
ton.
Mr.. Bryan was wrong with regard to the
treaty. Mr. DE Almond said. Ills error
was due TO oyercunblence In the American
people" In his speech Of acceptance uf
the democratic nomination iu 1900. Mg.
Bryan refers TO the treaty aud very fully
gives his reasons for advocating los r1t.hca-
tion. 1t is to he remembered that the
Bacon resolution was then pending offered
as an amendment o. the MoEurry rcsou-
zion that Was adopted The Bacon rc,ull-
tion provided outright Tor Philippine lndc-
pendence The MrEucry resolution pro.
Vlded that the ratification OF the treaty did
not mean the permanent annexation OF
the Philippine islands, nor the m,orporu.
lion Of tho Inhabitants into the citizen Alp
Of tho United States.
Many democratic senators voted far the
ratlhcaton ~ tho treaty for the same rcu.
sons advanced by Mr., Bryan Here ar,
Mr. Bryau's reasons 81 was among tine
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KILLING in Rloominn Crow

Cor'icana, Texas, January 25-Abert
Rctclifi, an eulploye In livery stable at
blooming Grove, vas Killed az that place
carly this morning, and Joe Goodman VI
the Crycr creek ueighborh0od came To- Cor
ticana and save himself M 20 the sheriff
IL seems that tho killing was the result OF
playful sCyfac, which eIded IN trouble
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Supreme Offoers Ernentsd

Waco. Texas, January 2J.-Alrs. LILLIAN
NJ HOLSTER, supreme commander OF tho
l.adies Of the Maccabees. and Miss Bina
NJ West supreme record keeper OF the
same order, win visit Waco February Isl
ard the Maccahees are preparing 10 rlva
ths supreme officers a great receptIon
Snl ordinate hives from an the adjoining
eooHucS VIII send delegates TO grcet thrlo
upon their visit TO this city.
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Activity IN md.

Angl"ton, Texas, january 26.-Thc ac,
uvty iu land sales Is Increasing all over
hrazor.a county dlc TO the great demand for
cheap rice lads Pho rcai estate transfers
sac" svW' big 9g0ls. among ghc largest
uenr the sale Of 531u acres by the Rrazu~ll
aud and Cattle company TO H. fjatacl /
ana Adolnh swanson Tor cons SvJtl11
OF S's.oth Some lesser deals involving the
sale OF several thousands OF acres arr now
under consideration hy buyors from the
10 Angluttn
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With Prominent vislto,,
to and Citizens Of Hon
Who Have Something i.
teresting TO Say.

Mr.. Dixon. Thursday night
exact, ON the Friday mnrnin,"i, 70 be na.
clock, he was awnkened lollowing n
, NV uVpr ana informed that n TAP n
son vVP'c &c me depot who NJ. vsn
/ course, as he expected M sulprised y
! quickly uttirCd himscF ana uhe, bw n
station There he found went to AZ
Ent members Of the immicr,.l Of n.
.uWt nc ua1 dreamed Of TheS IN, pat
oaught ID the wreck Of tho asS had les,
ON the Southern Pacific IA ~ ming heie.
hulliuer was injured ana bad Vne Of d,
az Lafayette. When Mr. M 70 be M
strangers and learned from th e,nh saw M
hua decided to locate on Ills Vpa thstthj
ui ~ ,ue"lu III mi, he was ,rcoalfIli,
/ ters for the night ana tbn mem qas,
I tueN were taken to the site tba, a EVEN,
( ca on The linc and are now bsnsnNaa se,9
new possessions. happy 10 Id,
"Why don't you suggest ~.
Placing lonches on the corrt h. ua
and give tho weary travelor asl
rest:' said recent prominent ,d saax .
Hous on's citizenship. ~ tror. l'a
VIII go mp that the buns and ~. 'ae q
he the ones to derive the most hon ,s'' :, Y
the move, but even though soma ], y. a'a
gentry do take advantage of N. Icy
!HnS' Hltnl lhefc are scores Of aood " Y
IT, Won" Reneht As things stanaP N.
thete Is not place I'm tho city o.. ,lef
sam houston park whore man oe's'uf
| can SIT down Tor five or tpnrto.N vltl
ana the park is TOO Gar ONT 10 Nv {, lF, !
advantage to The people who sSo y !. ~
tHNh. ne court house lawn Is fhe NV, sl
pace ana 1t would cost the civ ~ psn
lrt q few dollars to mako III =, eeulq
sired Improvement D." Auva q
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Iimpson' Texas, January 25.-The elec.
iion 10 determine whether bonds should
he issued 10 huild a school house was held
tou"A There were IT'S votes cast and All
loI me issnF n bonds. which guarantees
SS,Smethlng Ike $4,000 for a building fimd
oih WIZ begin onl tho new buiIdlu- al
re earliest possible date 10 order 10 hays
4" ssAay toz the nexj term Of school,
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Convictions in Robertson Courts.

Franklin Texas, January 2o,--ln the dis
trict court here yesterday Albert Francis
colored, was convicted Of murder iu the
second degree aud sentenced 10 thirty
years In the state penltentlary Today
Jim Dewyuli. white, charged with incest
was given six years.
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NEW CHURCH TO BE BUILT

BY tho Christian Congregation at ai
Antonio.
san Antorio, Texas, January %-h
rally meeting, held Mt the morning seiFs
at Central Christian church today, M'
Homer r. Wilson. who has just been efs
ed to the passionate of the congresita
told the members that new church els
ing was needed, must he built and = e- Y
without delay. 'ft win cost S2OpG \. =
said, and ] want 10 see how mgeA "
win give toward It," in half 40 hosi
had secured $4,000, one half the au'-'
needed
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Unknown d. a..

Ae' texas. January 25.-Just,c. ~,
''us'r ibis morning held an iponsst 80.
nun supposed to he trsmn w. 49,
,, e,5v lime during LAST niob, We"
csr.. .'i'ys north ~ Burke. from az aha one.
Nse de was thiRly clad. %e sR unknown s,s
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Two Vetor;s Heirs

Victoria Texas, January 25-Jlm and
WIN Howe, sons Of Mr.. G, Il Norton hsyr
fallen heir to over $4,000 each hy the
vii Of their grandmother who died 10
Kentucky recently.
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shot and MortaIIy Woa10s.I.

Coleman, Texas, January So .ccssl
father Of Mrs. Holmes reesn' ID,Dssa =
Of the casrge Of kiillas Der WsnasIS.
aud mortaliy wounded w Ssulsj =
Santa Anna last night 10
alive at 4 o'clock this afles
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Pneun1bnia Dreaded,

Lexington, Texas, January "a There are
quite number o. eases Of smallpox here.
but very little attention IL being paid IN
inem, fneamenih, which is prevalent. Is
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sesseooesssosoOessssssssss.

coat Of hrOwnish color. and blue @f
ais and pants. lie looked to be about
}cnrS Of age. lie had auburn hair 80
considerable beard ON face, lie was ab'i
I'VE feet seven iuphc- tall There y
pothing 10 identify the man except 2
name John Gates. . d.. written ssTtii
times on a 1907 almanac
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Russell Sage may have chucked that wo-
man under The chin. but 1t Is safe to say he
would feel safer In his bank account II
she had been chuckcd under tue sod
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through q silver tube. Young Corbptt SAYS
that the next time he lands ON him hell
make him breathe through his ears.
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Miss Stones case is now All settled OK.
capt the paying of the ransom and the
captive's liberation. This might also have
been said OF It at any time since her ab.
duction.
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Pink Morton, colored. Is to be Nftcd
out Of the postmasters char q the Athens
oiaJ postoiflce. This vii be likely "a
cause pink tc.hc among his enemies.
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New York girl is missing. She Is six
rect tan and wears No s shoes. 1t would
be no trouble to md a girl OF that size
In Houston. Perhaps she has returned to
Chicago.
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The Indians are not to be permitted to
wear long balF or to paint their faces.
This Is enough TO make them envy so.
cisty woman.
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II you are looking for Texas postonlce
apply to our Eddie.
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1t is thought that Miss Stone viii soon
be among the ransomed.
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Painter Hall. Of Paris, says that New
York's wealthy women are so beautiful
that be hopes to be able to paint several
Of them for coming generations. And In,
cidentaliy. no doubt. for cash.
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Professor Gamers assertion that he will
Ihow the world couple OF apes that can
Vpeak English doesn't startle anyone.
They're too common.
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When Kipilns returns 70 England be is
liable 20 nnd thst the ''muddied OATS Of the
gass~ hsvs deserted the goals and are
isyins fer him At the landing
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1t is 10 be hoped that II It becomes
necessary we win be able 10 whip the In,
hhbitants Of the Danish West Indies easier
than we have the Fillplnos.
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The doctors are 10 make another attempt
to wean Funston from his yermform ap.
pendix. After few more failures he
may decide to go after 1t himself.
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II Is suggested that Mrs. Nation chopped
on her toe because II had .jointn in II.
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IL Secretary Shaw wishes TO dispose OF
that odd toe there's Aunt Carrie and her
little Ratchet.
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F'NN'- 80 10 a. VIC Will wv fiAhk
-=-------------
Pink" Morton. coIorcd. Is TO ne uftcd
out Of the postmasters char of the Athens
"'a) poslonlce. This VIII be likely to
cause pink tc-hc among his enemies
a New York girl is missing She ia al.
feet tan and wears No shoes II would
be no trouble to md a girl OF that size
In Houston. Perhaps she has returned to
Chicago.
II is thought that Miss Stone will soon
be among the ransomed.
1t is 20 be hoped that II It becomes
necessary we VIII be able 10 whip the In,
hhbitants OF the Danish West Indies easier
than we have the Fillplnos
II you are looking for Texas postofYlee
apply to our Eddie
Miss stones case is now an settled ~.
capt the paying of the ransom and the
captiye's liberation. This might also have
been said OF It at any time since her alb.
duction
The Indians are not to be permitted to
wear long hair, or TO paint their faces
This Is enough TO make them envy SO.
cisty woman
II is suggested that Mrs. Nation chopped
on her toe because It had a ''ioint" in IT,
The doctors are 10 make another attempt
to wean Funston from his yermform ap.
pendix. After few more failures he
may decide to go after It himself.
IL Secretary Shaw wishes TO dispose OF
that odd toe there's Aunt Carrie and her
little Ratchet.
Professor Gamers assertion that he viii
Ihow the world couple OF apes that can
speak English doesn't startle anyone.
They're too common.
Pairter Hall. OF Paris, says that New
York's wealthy women are SO beautiful
that be hopes to be able to paint several
OF them for coming generations. And In
cIdentally. no doubt. for cash
When KipilnE returns 10 England he is
liable 20 hnd that the ''mudaied OATS Of the
gaaisT hsvs deserted the goals and are
isyins fer him At the landing
xsuor T-rsv u~fs~vsvs rew bra.fAs@
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-18
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraph, that Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

A probate notice appears in this is-
| sue.
| The Methodist church has paid or it's
| mortgage debt of $1,000
/ The list of officers of NJ. s. Grinbaum
! q co. appears on page D.
The Zeudas will give another dance,
Tuesday evening, February %.
The officers of the Coyne Mehrten
Furniture co. appear elsewhere.
Cunning the magician opens Satur-
l. day evening at the Opera House.
The annual meeting of the Pioneer
Mill co. viii be held on the 2Sth inst
All the banks of the city will be clos
ed an day Saturday Washington birth
day.
shares i'm frst-class plantations for
sale.
The Amateur Orchestra viii have rec
hearsal at 7:2O o'clock this evening at
the Y. NJ. G.. a.
$. Eekela was given a year In the
reform school this morning by Judge
! Wilcox for truancv.
sam Moi and Wong Shun were fined
$40 and $50 each this morning by Judge
Wilcox for adultery.
All Irishmen will meet on Tuesday
February % to make arrangements for
the celebration of St Patricks Day.
The Kash Clothing CO. has a full line
of beautiful colored vests which Will be
worn extensively during the spring
months.
Ten Chinese charged with gambling
We're given their liberty this morning
i'm the police court as nolle prOsequies
We're entered.
A fine little story and half house
for $3.50 with small cash payment is
offered by Henry Warehouse & Co.
See ad page D.
The trial of the case against j. w.
| Hall charged with adultery was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning by
Judge Wilcox today.
Two dollars buys pair of the cele-
, hrated HamiltOn-BrOwn Securely
| lace misses school shoe at Manufac-
turers' Shoe co. See adj
Der Verein Arion will give a mas
Querade ball on Wednesday, Tickets
$IOO can he had at HOnner's jewelry
store or the Hawaiian Hotel barber
shop
Services in memoriam of Frances +.
Willard who died February II, 1898 will
be held this afternoon in Central Union
church bv the Woman's Christian Tenn
peTance Union.
The Court of Fire Claims yesterday
extended it's sixty days recess for an
other month, Chairman Mdcfarlane be-
ing away still and not expected to re-
turn till March r.
All the members Of the Hooulu and
Hoola TahW Society are requested to
attend their annual meeting tomorrow
worning at 10 o'clock at the Napiolani
Maternity Home.
Sir Thomas Fitzgerald, a noted Eng
fish SURGEON was with his two daugh-
yCrs, q through passenger on the Ser
va. returnino home to Sydney after "a
round trim on the steamer, taken as a
pleasure excursion.
Services i'm n1aD1pril of the late DE-
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ArAnE A MISTAKE.

Some body on the Phaeton was guilty
of violating one of the harbor regula
tons last night but inasmuch as the
offence was evidently committed
through ignorance of the local law, the
incident can not be considered an es-
pecially gross one. The ashes of the
vessel We're dumped overheard. mas
much as the accumulation was cOnsid-
cradle the debris will have the result
of filing up the harbOr. The British
war vessel is lying out in the naval row.
Captain Fuller the harbOr master ac-
Uuainted the commender of the Phle-
ton with the fact that mistake was
being made so this ended the affair.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
ANicG Residence
ON WEDNESDAY. FEB. &c.
At ie O'CLOCK NOON.

At my Salesroom, IS Queen street,
win sell, at public auction, a residence
on LunalilO street, opposite kewalO
street ur
The property is so feet frontage on
LunaIilO street, and 30 feet deep There
is a nice convenient 2-stOry dwelling
house, containing rooms, with electric
lights throughout Modern plumbing.
Nice yard, cement sidewalks a fine
chance to get a nice homestead.
$1,000 of purchase price can remain
on mortgage.
Expenses of transfer at expense of
purchaser.
For further particulars, apply to
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PHAETON no SAN sOON.

According to the present plans Of the
commander of the Phaeton the British
cruiser will sail for Esquimalt, B. c.
February % She will take abOu, 20
days or more to make the run from
Honolulu. She is to follow the zig gag
course which she maintained curing
the recent trip from San Francisco. The
officers do not have any hope for he
missing Condor. The officers o; the
Phaeton are: Captain, Ernest j. Fleet
Navigating officer, George n. TOmlin;
Lieutenant Frederick A. Whitehead,
executive; Lieutenants Osmond J. Prem
tbs, Charles j. BrendOn and Vernon S.
Reshleigh; Lieutenant Royal Naval Re
serve Newenham r. de la c. Carnwall
Lieutenant Royal Marines Harold o.
anere, Chaplain Rev. J. Steward Bar
rOwdale NJ. A.; STAFF Surgeon George
II. Foott NJ, d.. Paymaster Robert f.
G. Ermes, Chief Engineer George T.
Kerswell Assistant Engines Cliff Bow
le and John L. Badhaux. Gunner Her
bert II. Leggett Boatswains Michael
Ahern and w. G. Beer, Carpenter
Samuel Wells and Clerk f, r. Graham.
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wRECKAGE FROM MATTEAwAN.

WRECKAGE FROM MATTEAWAN.
L PORT TOWNSEND CWash), Febru-
airy 6-Wreckage from the missing
steamer Matteawan found by Indians
south of Cape Flattery was brought
from Neah Bay by the steamer Alice
"a medicine chest life preserver life
buoy and a bucket. The name Matte
avian was on all except the medicine
chest.
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Monday, February
Seventeenth

THE EXHIBITION TO CONT NUE. THRo'oUT THE WEEK
THIS OFFERING, FOR VARIETY OF STYLE, AND PER-
FICTION OF WORKMANSHIP FAR SURPRISES ANY
THING HERETOFORE UNDERTAKEN THE MATERIALS
COVER WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS, FROM RICH EN-
BRoDERED swIssEs AND HABUTIA SILKS TO TASTE
HARMONY, WHILE THE W. & NJ POPULAR PRICES PRE-
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