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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-19

The present season is oneeof the best
for growing weather that this section
has seen for some time. AL kinds of
vegetation has been growing by leaps
and bounds, and it is said that the
branches on young oak : trees: have
grown two feet thus far this. season.
Agricultural conditions never looked
better and if the weather remains nor
NAL the balance of the season crops
will be of4the banner order. -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-19

If you are looking for the proper
potato bug exterminator be sure and
call at Grants and see the compressed
air potato bug sprayer that is sure
death and it takes the whole family up
stairs and down stairs. The com.
pressed air sprayer is handy and very
easy to use. Call and see them and
get prices. Grants hardware store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-19

Mrs. r. M. Pope Of Mora is visit
ing relatives in Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-19

E. D. CLAGGETT.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-26

Pabst beer can be had at the Amer
lean Hotel. BY the case of pints or
quarts. Place an order today.
The ladies of the Thursd ay After
noon Euchre club were pleasantly en-
tertained last week by Mrs. H. Butter
field. Mrs. Richard S. Stocton, who
won the first prize made the highest
score. The club souvenir, a silver tea
spoon, was awarded Mrs. Luther Ter
rett, who won by cutting, in which all
the ladies present participated. And
Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth.
Chas. Bailey has in operation on his
premises in the northern residence
portion OF the town a Fairbank Morse
triple cylinder pump which throws a
stream two and one-half inches dis
tance of 300 feet. 1t is operated by a
two and one half horse power DIN
gasoline engine and it will be but a
short time until Mr.. Bailey can boast
OF one of the most attractive premises
in town. Others should follow Mr.,
Bailey's effort to beautify their prop
erty and also help celebrate the glori-
Gus Fourth.
Chas. Patchen expects to leave in a
few days for Chicago, he having &C
cepted lucrative position as pharma-
cist in a town few miles from the H.
linois metropolis. He has leased his
ranch west of town to Bert Snyder and
disposed of the most of his household
goods. Mrs. Patchen and sons will
not go east for a few months as they
contemplate making a tour of the yell
lowstone park. The departure of the
Patchen family will be the source of
much regret. They will, however, take
with them the best wishes of host of
friends. The Fourth will be celebrated
in Forsyth.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-26

south side. An admission fee of so
cents will probably be charged and the
contest promises to be replete with in
! teresr and excitement. Frank James,
of Missouri, the notorious outlaw,
will act the role of umpire and see
that theYankees give the locals none
the worst of the game. The girls
will be unable to celebrate the Fourth
in Forsyth, but the occasion will be a
rousng one nevertheless.
WANTED-A girl to do light house
work. Apply at Bailey & Terrett's. X
Those wko will constitute the bali
team to play the New England Bloomer
Girls tomorrow afternoon are: Collins,
catcher; V. Beeman, pitcher; H.
Fletcher, LIST base; II. Butler, End; L.
F. Smith, 3rd; Robt. Cole, right field;
F.. Huss, centre; L. Enyeart, left
Forsyth is going to celebrate the
Fourth.
"A. G. Laird, who has been day
''brass FOUNDER in the N. p. office at
this places for several weeks, left this
morning for Hebron, N. Oak, where
he has been transferred to act as sta
ton agent. He will be succeeded here
by Operator Sommermon of Rosebud,
who will see Forsyth celebrate the
Fourth in grand style.
According to the bounty certificates
issued this week by County Clerk
Bailey and deputy, Miss Duff, seventy
nine coyotes and Is wolves have lately
passed from earthly suffering. J. F.
Oliver, of Kirby, was responsible for
the death of 10 of the beasts, Ira
Haney, Billings, 8; Chas. Kirby, Kis-
met, 81 and L. c. Shane, 80. The UNI
fortunate pests won't spend the Fourth
in Forsyth, but their executioners
might do we'll to be present
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-26

|
tionery store has been undergoing re-
pairs and new coat of paint has
been added to the interior this week.
T. J. is going to help celebrate the
Fourth here.
Claud Young, nephew of w. J..
Nix, has arrived from Des Moines,
Iowa, where he has been attending.
school, He will spend the summer in
Montana and see Forsyth celebrate
the Fourth.
A girl to do light hcuseworl1 is want
ed. Enquire at Bailey & Terrett's, X
Jas. Davidson, the popular Sanford
t1ockmaster, was in town Monday and
went to Miles City. He has sold mis-
wool consisting of about 10, 900 pounds
to ]. Williams & Co. for 10 cents. He
will celebrate the Fourth here.
Bob Darnall, who has taken up a
ranch on the Missouri river, spent the
fore part of the week here with his
family. He is making many improve
ments on his claim, and will probably
celebrate the Fourth in Forsyth.
James Haywood and John G. Miller
two good citizens and energetic ranch
men We're here Friday from Birney
and went to Miles City on land
office business. They will not forget
that Forsyth is going to celebrate the
Fourth.
Gay Huff has the largest assortment
of fireworks in town. y
The Quaker doctors, who have been
giving entertainments and introducing
their medicines here for about ten
days, will conclude their engagement
Saturday night and go to Miles City.
Forsyth will, however, celebrate the
Fourth.
Frank Huss, wife, child and Dick
Mahoney, Mrs. Huss' brother, went to
Miles City Saturday. Mr.. Huss re-
turned Monday morning, but Mrs.
Huss and child will remain in Miles a
few days with friends and relatives;
and Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth.
When in town stop at the American
Hotel. Good rooms. Billiard and
pool tables and bowling alleys in
connection. X
The stock and fixtures of the For
syth Harness and Saddlery company
have been removed to the building just
east of I. ]. Thompson's confectionery
store, which has been conveniently
and neatly arranged for this business,
for Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth.
Roadmaster Nix has been at the Big
Horn gravel pit for several days this
a steam shovel there. The gravel
taken therefrom will be used in bal
lasting the roadbed between Big Horn
and Custer. Forsyth will celebrate
the Fourth.
A beer war is being waged at pres
ent by the local saloon men. This
condition of affairs is due to the re-
duction made few days ago by one
dispenser, who contends that he can
afford to sell the amber fluid at FIVE
cents a glass. Forsyth will celebrate
the Fourth just the same.
A game of baseball has been ar
ranged to take place here tomorrow
between the Forsyth team and the New
England Bloomer Girls. The Yankees
them, which will be pitched on the
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth of

Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth of
July.
d. E. Gal1ings was here from Lee
Tuesday. He ought to celebrate the
Fourth here.
Walter Mcdonald returned Monday
from short western trip and will
help Forsyth celebrate the Fourth.
Leave your canning strawberry or
ders at Gay Huff's today. $2.75 per
24-quart case.
w. A. Shriver was over from the
north side last week and will probably
bring his family to Forsyth for the
Fourth.
August Anderson is building a COM
modious brick house on the south side
and will help celebrate the Fourth in
Forsyth.
Will Newnes was down from How
ard Friday and like all patriotic citi-
zens should attend the celebration here
the Fourth.
All coal accounts due J. H. Austin
may be paid at the office of Big Red
Barn.
E. M. Huff, wife and son left Satur-
day for their ranch on Armall's creek,
where they will spend the summer, but
he here to celebrate the Fourth.
James Heller has received and in
stalled one of the latest improved cash
registers in in his saloon, and is 60
ing to help celebrate the Fourth.
Justice of the Peace Wright went to
Miles City Tuesday on a business
mission. He will take an active part
in the celebration here the Fourth.
A ticket to Hunters Hotsprings and
return, including board and baths at
the hotel for one week, for only $22.
Apply N. P, ticket office.
James Grierson has gone to Red
River valley, N. OAK, to dispose of a
carload of horses. He will probaly be
back to help celebrate the Fourth in
Forsyth.
James Holler, proprietor of the N.
p. saloon was a business visitor in
Billings the fore part of the week. He
is aware that Forsyth will celebrate
the Fourth.
G. G. Carol, the Kirby postmaster
and woolgrower, was transacting
business here Saturday. He knows
Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth and
may be present.
A good line of wines, liquors and
cigars to be had of Butler & Holt,
American Hotel.
1t will be good news to Rosebud
county woolmen to learn that the first
clip of Great Falls wool sold for 10
cents with prospects for a Decent mar
ket, and that Forsyth will celebrate
the Fourth.
A special train of seven coaches,
carrying 125 Mystic Shriners, passed
through Forsyth early Sunday morn
ing. They were enroute from San
Francisco to Chicago, and visited the
Yellowstone park. They will miss it
by net celebrating the Fourth in
Forsyth.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-26

Hite Bray was over from the Bud
Monday and will doubtless be here for
the Fourth of July celebration.
Large color posters have been dis
tributed throughout the county an
nouncing the celebration here the
| Fourth.
Miss Elizabeth Grierson went to
Rancher Tuesday evening, but will
doubtless be here to help celebrate the
Fourth.
Ice cream in bulk or dish at Gay
Huff's.
County Clerk Bailey attended the
horse sale at Miles Tuesday and an
ticipates a rousing celebration here
the Fourth.
A. D. Howard, of Sabra, has sold
his wool clip of 100000 pounds to c. j.
Hemple for II cents, and Forsyth will
celebrate the Fourth.
George " alters, the Cheyenne agency
trader, was here on business Satur-
day, and was glad to hear that For
syth will celebrate the Fourth.
The American Hotel makes a spec
ialty of Sunday dinners. Bring your
families next Sunday.
Miss Dimple Choisser spent several
days in town this week with friends
and relatives. She, too, will attend
the Fourth of July celebration here.
Mrs. William Twichell arrived to-
day from Sheridan, Wyo., and will
spend a visit with friends and relatives
for Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth.
Miss Mayme Becker, who spent sew
eral days here last week from Butte,
departed Saturday for the east. She
will miss the celebration here the
Fourth.
Chas~ Patchen desires to dispose of
his household effects at very low prices.
Enquire at residence east of school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam1 O'Connell were
down from Lame Deer Friday visiting
friends and transacting business.
Forsyth will celebrate the Fourth and
they should attend.
Dave McGillorey, having finished
his shearing, has brought his wool
here, where it is stored in the ware
house pending consignment. He may
spend the Fourth in Forsyth.
Miss Lizzie Green of Glendive, re-
turned to her home Saturday after
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson. She will miss
the celebration in Forsyth the Fourth
Chas. Mock, practical digger. All
work promptly done.
Frank James has returned from a
visit to Helena and will probably COM
mence making another kiln of brick at
| the Alexander yard soon. He has not
| forgotten that Forsyth will celebrate
| the Fourth.
Superintendent Gibson's private car
passed through here yesterday from a
tour of inspection as far as Billings.
We hope Mr.. Gibson can persuade
Hill and Morgan to spend the Fourth
in Forsyth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
ROAD TO THE BEACH Willis MAY RELENT WAS SHEER
lConllnuld ION - M

jon Thomas r. Davis. Ilcutcnauts a..
ID. Rodney r. Is. smith. Second Lieu
tenants j. v. kusuik, Charles Keller.
M, a. Keyes, N, ID, Mitchell j. A.
Higgins. W. NJ, True, medical officers.
captain Henry Il. styles. Captain
Thomas ~ Marshall, SURGEON &. H.
Williams in charge of recruits. Colonel
FuruVN, u, S. NJ, c.. and orderly. Cap
tain u, r. Nheatham and wife, Major
j. e.. Gresham, Assistant Surgeons
Louis w, Bishop ana George NJ Mey-
ers, United States Navy Chaplain
Charles Nj, Charlton, United States
Navy, Paymaster J. r. Martin, United
states Navy and wife, Mrs. pita N.
Kinney Mrs, III, Is, Bailey and Miss
Bailey Mrs, s. II. Cheevcr, Mrs NJ
II, styles Mrs ID, l., Tate and son
Mrs Compton Wilson, Mrs j. Uhrig
ana two children, Mrs, George McCue
ana SON, Mrs. Reuben Smith, Mrs S.
b. Pearson, Mrs, Sophie Keller. Mrs. S.
M, Waterhuuse, ID. W. Riley, Andrew
Wray, q, f. Lowell j, DirCkinCk John
L. Cohurg a, q. HantOn. ~. s. Pea
body w. I'll Mcdonald and wife John
NJ, luther w, H. Montavan and wife.
w, r. Roanc, II. j, O'Hanlon II. j. Car
berry Mrs, j. c. Muerman Mrs. L.
Mtlliman ana child, Mrs. d. O. Mont
gumery Mrs John r. Swift and child.
Mrs. Thomas Neuwirth. Mrs 10. W.
johnson, Mrs O. w. Cowgirl and child.
Mrs. Dodge, Gustavus Anderson.
Charles b. Smith NJ a. Keenan,, Mrs.
DR. Z, l.. Sherman and child, Chaplain
5 j. smith, M. ~ Cook, John l.. Irwin,
Miss Lillian Murray Captain r. @.
Laugdou and r. d. Ferguson
Mrs, Dita N. Kinney superintendent
OF the Army female nurses, was pas
senger for Manila, as was also Nj. h.
Cook Marshal of the United States
Legation at ChefuO. School teachers
sailing for IN Philippines to accept po-
sitions We're. william r. MontavOn
and wife, w. r. Roane, II. j. O'HanlOn,
T. @. Carberry, Mrs j. G. Muerman,
Mrs. M. Millman and Miss Lillian Muir
ray.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24

WIN Form "a Connection From Emg
street To the ucoch 8ood- Right ct
Way Secured

The Department ot Public Works Ca
Nhuut 90 undertake large work I'm
connection with the Improvement of
koWUlu, tur which the long pending me-
EQUATIONS, ntvUorcd with q good deal
nv oElRuou by pcoplc Interested, have
heou closed, Mrs, Ward, who owns "a
lWlkr part OF the property concerned,
| has nude IN Arrangement whereby a
| llkhl ui way lH secured Tor u road and
| dltrh from King street down To the
beach ruUd running through EcWRlo a
short distance WUlkiki of Ward street.
Tho new road win leave king street Nt
! hNpulNuL ana run through the old
| plantation To- the beach forming Il new
connection that win make the beach
| road much more accessible than hlthCr.
To-, The ditch, according To- cngiucers
! who have been WORKING ON the project.
| VIII druiu the entire district OF Newulo,
| AZ the Same time. under n contract
! mOdo 10y MuNuudless Us superintendent
of the Public Works, Cotton Bros are
90 tll Ia the government lands at Ku-
| Wulu from the adjacent ocean. A drcd-
ger VIII Dee put To work and the matte
rlal " huuls up VIII be- uUrtvd ON To the
loWlNndH that are $50 ready TO become
7WompH, The newly made district viii
thcu Dee In condition To become ploaA-
tut residence part OF the town Ii win
br near the sea shore, ana with IT,
hWOmpH removed ana good streets and
drainage provided, the residents viii
think they are I'm luck.
The work win be begun next month,
suporut ondcnt Boyd hus not yet decld-
I'd whether he win have the work done
ny the department on let II tu cun-
tractor "The difficulty rs that we have
not money enough To- do the work as
faHt uH we might" he said "Thc dee
purtmont has about $4,000 u month at'
ne disposal for the work, and viii go
uhead ~ tnat oB this sum makes pos
Hiblp, Probably under the clrcum-
stances we can do Il ourselves better.
IVY 80 doing We shall save the salary
Of nu uvorBoor to look after the work"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
CHANCE FOR SETTLEMENT OE
CHURCH TROUBLE.
Lcgol Proceedings To- ucgp tomorrow 60
Necessary To- Protect the Service Next
Sunday,

Nothing new developed today In ,ho
Anglican church natter There hUs
hceu discussion with Bishop Wallis up
the subject OF the letters rrpm Ulshops
Potter ana Nichols, and there Is some
possibility that the matter may be- s,t-
tied without recourse To the courts.
Unless the bishop agrees to chtnEc
hts stand and allow the Se,md 'on-
grvgOtiou tu hold services In the cl,he-
drul action win bee taken tomorrow,
tn Invoke the aid of the courts la behalf
OF the second congregations Il, Humss,
OF Holmes ana stanley Is attorney for
the Rev. Alexander MUCkiutnsa I'M the
matter
Last night 10 was reported that tho
bishop would probably modify his stand
The matter was presented to him aa
seen by the second congregation, and
those who ruuversed with him Inclined
TO the view that he would decide To- ,et
both congregations 40 on as before.
The members OF the second cuugrega.
ton propose To- hold their services next
sunday as usual They viii begin ace
ton in time for such services, unless
assured that such action is unnecvs-
sury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
VIEW ADVFRTISFWFN9l
BYAUTHOPITY
NOTICE

Notice b. hereby given hat IN ac-
cordance with Section Ci2 OF the civil
Laws, all persons, companies or cor-
porauons, owning, controlling or oper-
atng aerial or underground circuits for
the following purposes viz.
Electric Lights
Electric Power,
Electric Railway Trolley Wires,
Electric Railway Feeder Wire.
Telephones,
Telcgraphs.
Electric Signals
shall file NJ the once OF the Govern
ment Electrical Inspector ON or before
March j., 1902. detail maps showing the
location Of an pole lines and circuits.
No extension or modification Of exist
ing pole lines or circuits shall be- made
until application accompanied by plans
for same shall be- submitted TO and
approved by the Government Electrical
Inspector
All poles or circuits Or wires on pub
llc streets or highways not IN actual
service must be- removed without fur
Their notice.
Mr. w. T.. O. Hasson has been aD-
pointed Government Electrical lnspec-
tor for the Territory of Hawaii vice
w. T.. Frazcc. resigned.
An blanks for the above work VIII be
furnished upon application at the Office
OF tbc Government Electrical Inspector.
JAS H BOYD
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Department OF Public Works, Janu-
airy W 1902
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
KONA LOAN EFFECTED.


a large meeting Of the Stockholders Of
IID KOuH sugar Company met yoster-
dny afternoon and passed resolution
empowering the directors 0f The com.
pauy ~ make % lOnn Of gi2j. 900.
This amount coupled with $4,000 Of
further indebtedness already incurred
VIII l"DVp the plantation with 100000
clear With which lo cnrrv out tine nrcrH-
fafy work ana improvements until roe
turns come 100 from the sugar crop
Hhlah % expected ~ bo unusually large.
Othrr indebtedness on drafts, cone
sIructiOu accounts ana first mortgage
mss been cleared On Hud everyone 10
non no order for the plantation ~ dee
ynIpp without present hiudrHucp. q.
w. MHnf1riIun was Instrumental 300
securing the lOHu which ia about 90 boz
contaminated HH ihn result Of 1t trip
made ~ tbD cOau some dime aRo bv
I1r aRnuiH NJ ih" plantation MoChoaury
u Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
oEpo aMITn no ROY.


a boxing exhibition VIII be given by
Denver lcd Smith tomorrow evening In
thr ball over the cub Stables cOmmcnc-
ing ~ 1880. "lGd' himself VIII Dnuid-
pate iu four round ~ with Con Me-
IhrthN honvywolght champion Of The
Navy This contest which should prove
interesting VII bn preceded by the fDla
loving four round exhibitions by lUoul
tulont
Juok llootor or camp Mckinney.
champion WoltorWDiHhi Of Maine NH
SAILOR wilson Juok DOunpld the Mo-
mean terror w. Juck King 1871 Hub
bIrd yH. "Eld" Darlington, Joe CON
fHlyoH. lightweight champion Of Punch
bowl NH. EHUrrGauuu Andrews light
weight champion Of KuknakO
Nuguaukl ana Tuuuku Two WroHtlnrH
famous among the japanese for their
strength ana skin VIII compete during
ih" evening '.r the championship Of
Honolulu CHmnrluOH. pupil ana ardent
HdWirrr NJ nd. Smith VIII set aB Mas
tnr NJ Ceremonies for the occasion.
There being no animug between any
~ ihr contestants ana tho entertain
Wnut promising ~ bD au instructive
entertainment 100 the manly art Of sell
defense" lIlHh Sheriff A. 81. Brown la.
purd DO" necessary permit Tor the cK-
nlDilDn yesterday ana nothing now
STANDS ln INC Wny NJ % successful enter.
ialnmpnt There haB been general
desire lu HthlDti" circles ~ sec nd"
Smith ln action ma the excellent pro.
gram presented VII probably bring out
thr majority Of the sporting fraternity
tomorrow night
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
TIIOUULN OWN LI0mTH-

j. y. OrOuunIl vas HfHlguod before
Judge WilnDE today fO answer 40 20
Charge NJ gross rHrut. Zinc o1HD vas
continued until J0ul1ry III Tha de.
f.uduut l3 accused by paup Lum with
having secured $3.50 by representing
himself Nv b" fhn agent M fhn Hawai-
IHu Electric Company aud offering fO
install eleven Ilghta boo me NhincFra
store for fhHf SUM. OIrOuunI 10 Doc tho
electrical business ana tHr cHHo lH
thought 40 bn lhn result of some nia-
understanding regarding the luafallo-
IDU M ihn lights
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
HOGAN HHOpnNs.
Trip to Coon Town Reproduced romor.
row Night

Ernest Hogan ana his merry men VIII
pursue the even tenor Of their perform
ungcH Tor week or two longer this
time dispensing with hui ana doing IL
ION tholr own while the Jaw suit iH
pending
Hogan ana McLaln VIII combine their
forces ana have several OF their best
productions yet tO come. These viii In
rludr - trip 10 CoOntUwn" starting to-
morrow evening and Tor which special
music has been arranged, the rewritten
MY Friend from Georgia" new
sketch "Prucy ~ 10 Date" ana other
plays unknown to Honolulu. There viii
De several fresh. l0cal features intro
duccd tomorrow evening and Hogan
hopes that the people VIII have tO Pu
"wny back ana Blt down"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
gOLDIEIt HANGED

The War Department has been ad-
Viaod NJ the execution NJ phruiuH FOulz
late corporal of Company Is. Nineteenth
Infantry, Ht robu Philippine Islands
Ou the morning Of January 3. 1902
Foula was convicted Of thn wiUm muir.
Der ef native EiH iu the FhiiDpih,
Islands Du HOrnmDnr A.. 1900 and wua
anuirun"I tD boz hanged, but escaped
from the custody Of tbe military 80
was executed Immediately after hlr rr-
capture.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24

Diivat o.. cuts, uRhl tackle of Hr
liuf1f1 'DDib1il fn1u NJ lgyi, Uu0an
hihI"iN standing WuH lHn subject OF
eshHuHuHa inquiry bnfOrn lhn pnma Hf
VOTE lHFi HOVnmbnf % declared iD Ur
NJ WDfH5aiynW ln 10 statement mHdr
WbII' ~ bfDlnsspt lfH Hollis NJ mo
ii0fg1td WuaUD committee. Evidence
U4H produced ibui white teaching Hi
llHrnffDd NuiH R1Vn private bDzl1g
InHaJnH fvf DHv.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24

The january meeting Of the Hawaii
ban Mission chlIdren'g Society Win be-
held ai the home Of Mrs H. r.. Duling-
ham 90 1890 y. mo- Monday january ~.
Dr. ana Mrs. Bcuddcr who are on their
way ~ Japan, VII be- present Pro-
posed changes iu the constitution and
other matters NJ Importance VIII be-
considered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24
SHIPPING Intelligence
CONTINUED from page ~
IOHOnpU MANNG nLnELT

Tbe schooner IgnOlDu made Eleno.
yesterday morning ana WI lOad sugar
from MnBfyd0 plantation, Thr trhOOna
90 Robert bn1uas iH sflll unloading
W Wummnr Do 8lsD dlsob8rgina ooaI
Hi MHfBWnil
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-24

Weather Bureau Punahou, / p. NJ.
Wind light west weather fair; may
rain when the barometer rises.
Morning minimum temperature, Ga:
midday maximum temperature, 76. ba-
rometor, . %. M, 1888 falling corrected
for gravity rainfall ~ hours ending
Q "a. mo- o; dew point @ "a. No. 81. hunt
dity o 70. M. g. per cent
CURTIS }. LYONS. Observer