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TEN TIPS ON PERFECT HEALTH

From the Chicago Tribune. 1. Remove wet stockings before going to bed. Damp trotters induce insomnia. ?. Don't talk against the wind. It opens your trap to microbes and icy air.
 3. Subscribe for Beauty Unadorned.
 4. Don't go outdoors in your pajamas immediately after exercising.
 5. Sleep beside an open window and stick your feet out into the pure air. Heavy bed clothes prevent proper per- spiration.
 6. Never lean against a hot stove.
 2. Use cold water when washing your hands. It may not remove the dirt, but it prevents the hands from chapping.
 8. If you cannot sleep well in a boiled shirt buy a night shirt.
 9. Never get up in the middle of the night to buy drink without wrapping up warm.
 TO- Don't wake up the bartender if you haven't the price,
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President Castro defies France also. He is bold, bad Republican.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

The Danish West Indies are said to be ready to be benevolently assinl- Hated.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

MT. schwab has left Vienna headed towards London, where roulette is un- known.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

It would be cruel to make Lo cut his hair in the prevailing blizzard.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

Captain Hobson has been bidden not to retirement, but to an oculist.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

Richard Croker will be permitted to contribute regularly to the campaign funds
The age-herald., 1902-01-29

The would-be assassins slipped up when they attacked the King of Greece.
The age-herald., 1902-01-29
. LIKE RETIRED BUSINESS MEN.

From the Atchison Globe.
 When an old work horse is given a holi- day he spends 1t chiefly in looking lone some
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All towns in America are Schley towns.
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COmida de d0Spedida
a Don Jose de Diego

AuOche fu6 obsequiado ell Lcdo.
Don Jose de Diego con una comiis
que le dedic6 su comp&f1ero ell Lcdo.
DON Herminio Diaz Navarro, llevada
q ef9ct0 en- su linda mOrada de San
turce, en- Ia que solo Sc rsspir&n los
perfumes de la dichs; y SO Admira Ell
buen gust0 harmonizado CON ell ma
yOr comfort.
No hay que decir qae la comida
fu6 explendila, porque en- Ia casa
de Hermini0 y Herminia todo STEM
pre- 10 6s. ALI r6inR la confanza de-
la alta escuela. y sus reuniones le-
van siempre ell sello de 10 natural y
esp0ntSneo, sin las estudisdss osten.
taciOnes de los no habituados & esa
clase de fiestas.
AuuQue las b.ancas botellas de
la Gcristal Champagne fueron va
ciadas, no hubo brindis nj discursos,
per0 luego Sc hablo largo y tendldo
de los milagros de cierto Cristo, y
del { 20 peca1or", entire creyeutes y
ri>cionalistas. Cada cual qued6 en-
sus trece, y tan amigos como antes.
Pepe Diego march6 esta maf1apa
para su nido mayaguezauo, a feste.
jar en- su dulce hogar Ia ncchs de su
santo, despues de trece horas de
martirio p&sadas en- eL camino.
LleV0 buen vjaie.
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VilIor Co.
BOX0O en- Ia CalI0.

Aver como a laa cinco de Is tar
de Sc promovi6 un esc&ndalo frente
al antique cafe la Palma.
Dos msrinerOs del crucero Dixie
no s@be nos por que, sa'ieron de di-
ch0 eatab!ecimiento y Sc dieron de
trOmp&das en- Ia calle.
Uno de los contendieutes Ell de
menos ITALIA, fu6 mas listo que el otro
y 10 acriblll6
No hacfan caso ca su lucha, &
nadie, y un cabo de q bordo que Sc
presento an los momentos, 500 CON
sigui6 que el mas pequero Sc mar
chars, y el otrO despues de haber
recibido unos cuantos jinquetazos go
qued6 con Ia Gale sin que nsdie pu-
diera arrimarsele. .
LEGO ell jefe lie 10 policla, t1uica
persona d quier obedeci6 y 10 hizo
retirar bordo.
El acto atrajo Ia consigaiente
espectaei6n de Ia muchs gente que
SO reuni6 en- aquel sitio.
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Desde AreCibo.
La V0rdad SObre tOdO.
Nu0Stra Obra de paz J union

Dos cosas Sc han dicho en- estos
dias respecto de los trabaj adores de
este distrito, que me importa des-
mentir por 10 absurdas y mal6volas
una, que 81 siguieran ocupando 10
administration municipal los fedora
les, Ell elemento obrero Sc declararfa
por el partido socialista en- freute de
la situeci0n que SO creara; otra, que
mantenierdose la polftica reppblica-
ma en- ell pals los trsb8jadores todos
entrarfsmos de lleno e. ell partido
federal. Tai afrmaci6n es compile
temente fAlsa. Esto 10 saba el Co.
bierno, y por ESQ Ia desme1tfmos de
modo categ6rico y rotundo.
CQantO 10 primero, nosotros
hemos declsrado diferentes veces, y
10 reiteramos hoy, que para los tra-
bajadores tantO monta que gobier-
nen los republicanos como los fsde-
rales, puestO que nOsotros nos &par-
tamOs de TODD ideal polftico Y solo
nos ocupamOs de reunir Y aun&r
nuestros propios elementCs equidis.
tRntes de uno y otro partido.
Rsspecto de 10 sogundo, noso-
tros no tenemos mas inter@s que We"
1eal'z&ds Ia 1nion de los trabajado-
res, que es 10 mejor que ellos pue len
hacer, unirse, sin exclusion de MIN
guno y sin humiliation para nadie,
limitandOnOs, por ahora, a def5nder
la organization del trabAjo sobre la
bsse economical Y "a formation de
los gremics cue Ia acepten.
Nosotros 10 damos todo & las
ideas; NADIA q las per5onss. Obrara-
mos como Sc Obre con nosotros;
ajustaramOs nuestrA conducta q ID
conducta de los demaa; seremos be-
neVolcs don0e SO nos haga justicia,
y nos defende remos sin contempla-
clones d0nde sc nos hostilice.
Sabamos que hay Algunos cbye-
rOs Cbc9cad0S que cOmbaten nuestra
Cbra de uEion, sin ahondar en- los
provechos y mejoras que encierra
para Ia clese trabaiadora. Esos obre-
ros son polftiCOs; nosotros, no. Esos
obrerOs defender an partido, por
que de el 10 esperan todo; nosotros,
en- cambio, 10 esperamos Y 10 Ramos
tOdo de nuestro esfuerzo de nues-
tro trabsjO, Por ESQ proclamsmos
la union, miranda siempre hacia ade-
ante,
Lo que al trabsjador convene
es que hayA paz y trabajo, hacienda
meaos pCl1tica: la menos posi- ole, Y
6 todos por igual importa aps gsr
tcdO destello de luchs, reducir 6sta
llmites mInimos Y evitAr sobre to.
DO que pueda haber nunca nj por
nadie, ell menor pretexto para que
las pasiones polfticas tomen vuelo
y puedan llegarse & couocer de GER
ca los funestos reeultados que con.
sligo llevan.
No Sc, pues, por que Sc moles,
tan conmigo ciertos y determinados
pol1ticOs, ohreros 6 no, q quienes mi
agrada mi lfnes de conducta no
pensamiento, Mi obra es tan desin-
teresads, que DO aspire q alcarzsr
NADIA dc ella. Quien quiera creerlo,
que 10 cres, y ell que no que 10 deja.
A quien le gusten mis- afanes ira
bajos en- bien de los inter2ses obre.
res. que los splauda, y al que no le
agraden, tiene Ell perfecto derecho
de censurarlos.
Como hombres de orden Y ira.
bSjo, ell Gobierno puede contar con
nosotros ahora y en- TODD tempo.
I-tct0r Gonzalez Candunao.
Organizador del Distrito de Arecibo.
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Ell DIA DE- HOY.
19 DE MARIO.

Pre3entamOs a todas aquellas
persOn&s cuyo onom&stico es hoy,
nuestro ferviente deseo de que 10
hsyan pasado de completa venturs
No estab!ecamos preferencias,
y d todas las bellfsimas Pepas, que
conocemCs-las Pepas todss son BE-
llas-y q todCs los Pepes y Joses
con quienes estamos en- relaciones
Amistos&s 6 de negocios, en- este bien
llamado purgatOrio terrestre, les sa-
ludamOs con niue stras de csrif1o; ro =
gando g. Patriarca Sef1or San Jose,
conceda q aquellas, 10 que les haga
falts, y & los otros, a los Pepes, 10
que necesiten y deseen.
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M
Para informes
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

UNITET STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT PORTO-RCO, S S.
going petition it is Ordered by the that hearing upon
the same on the Twenty Second day of March d. 1902 before this
Court at San Juan in the Court House of the United States
Gou IN sad ct at 10 clock IN the oenooB and that notice
printed in said district and that all known creditors
other interest may the said time
they have why the prayer the said petitioner should
not be granted.
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED BY TIE COURT that the Clerk
M sno o ma to al known creditors copies OF sad petition and
WITNESS THE HONORABLE VIM. Holt, Judge of said
Court and the seal thereof Pooc0 said District
on the Thirteenth day Of March A. D.. 1902,
ATTEST
RICARDO NAPAr,
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Realization.
De plantaS de flores.

El Senor Chouvin avisa al pU =
D7ioo que desde h>y realiza todas
sus p antas.
Hay Roaale9, CAmeliae, azaleae,
Msgnolias, EnredAderas, Aucuba,
Lilae, Clsveles.
Chrysaphtiemas etc.
Arboles frutales y Cebollas de
flores Peonias etc.
ImportAdas dltimamonte de
Fraucia, a precios nunca vistos, el
25 de Mario 0)timo dis de venta en-
esta Capital Gale San Justo mime
70 II.
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A Du0StrOS amigos.

EN- ESTA IMFRENTA Sc darA
col0caclon dos chicos appendices
que sepAn componer y distribuir.
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Dia de fiesta
Ell SdbadO.
PrOClama del Hon. GObernadOr

S;endo un dia de fiesta legal ell
s6bado % de Marco est&blecido por
Ia Asamblea Legislative en- CONNIE
moracion del aniverssrio de Ia escla-
vitad en- Puerto Rico, Sc ordena por
Ia presente que los depsrtAmentos
ejecutivos del Gobierno Iosular,
deben estar ese dia cerrados. Tam,
bi6n SO pide al pueblo en- general
que observe este dia que marca una
6pocs trascendentaI en- Ia historic
de IL isla. Seg1u las nSciones han
adelantado en- Ia via de Ia civilizR-
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Ell CORR ESPONSAL
Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potrero de la mejor mas
premiada raza del pals y una magnifca bue-
yada.
Sc conducen provisiones y frutos de Ca
yey Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo Caguas San
Juan y vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama hiIado ron Ell
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ca
bezudo.--Dirigirse Don Gerardo Santana
Caguas a. Co.
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ci6n, Ia esclavitud humaua -ha lido
surgiendo cada vez mas odiosa en-
sus recuerdos y Ia algeria de So abo-
lici6n hs sido mas UNIVERSAL; por
tanto eSta Ultima proportions una
OCCASION propicis para un dfa de fes-
ia popular. En- tai ssntido debe re-
gocijsrse el pueblo de Puerto Rico
de Ia libsrtsd del h h7mbre, palpando
&hora como nuuca 10 hAbfa podido
hscer autes, las bandiciones de aque-
LA verdadera libartad, que sera etsr-
namente pstrimonio suyo exc,usi
vo,
E1 prueha de 10 cual frmo L.
pFeseHte en Ssn JuAo, y Ie hsgo po-
ner e. gran sello de Puerto Rico, en-
IL de Mario de 1902.
WILLIAM II. HUNT.
Per el Gobernador,
CHAS. HARTZ ELL,
Secretario.
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En- MayagueZ.

Sc ha hecho eutrega Official al
Sr. Comisior ado d. E lucaci6n Mr..
Lindsay de Ia cssa-escu fla de Ma
yagti z, ell cual acto result6 en- ex
tremo lucido y s. lemne T0dcs los
mos Sc reunieron frent9 al edifcio
y cantarOn Ell himno de America. Ell
Alcalde pronurcio un bello riscurso
Y mas tarde en- ell teatro ante nutr,
da concurrencia So deiaron OR |
Doctores Russell Y Handler son.
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To the HONORABLE VIM H. Holt Judge of the District
the United States for the District Of Porto-Bico
A. Rauschenpat San Juan, the Porto-o res
Pectul that the Tenth day January past
adudged bankrupt under
uPtcy that he has fully SURRENDERED all his property and rights
and of the ] GTes of the Court touching his bankruptcy
discharge povae against his estate under
said bankrupt acts except such debts excepted by
discharge
Dated this Thirteenth day of March 1902.
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.
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Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
ASSESSMENTS.

THE TWENTY FIRST ASSESS
ment of l0N or two dollars E2.OO) per
share has been called to be due and
payable June 20, 1902.
The twenty-second assessment OF
1876 or two dollars $4,000 per share has
been called TO be due and payable Aug
ust II, 1902.
The twenty-thrd assessment OF 1870
or two dollars $4,000 per share has
been called to be due and payable Oc-
tober Fl, 1902.
The twenty-fourth and Anal assess
ment of 1850 or two dollars (s2.00) per
share has been called to be due and
payable December 20, 1902.
Interest will be charged on ASSESS
ments unpaid ten days after the same
are due at the rate Of one per cent Q9e)
per month from the date upon which
such assessments are due.
The above assessments will be pay
able at the office Of The b. F.. Dilling-
ham CO.. Ltd, Stangenwald building.
(Signed) ELMER f. PAXTON.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co.
May IL. 1902. 23Sa
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TOSSED OVER
A RAIL FENCE
N oBrsr llsnnAN. the wen known

N pBERr LIsnMAN. thc wen known
N kamaaina. contractor and builder
N was almost instantly KILLED Nes-
to-day afternoon On paddo * n, tho
rear 81 his Residence ON kcchmoku
street. by being tossed over fence
by Jersey bull. the fan breaking Mr.
l-lahman's neck physicians we're hast
iiy summoned but the unfortunate nan
was beyond human aid
The ban which caused the tragedy
d. confined In paddock In tie prem
ises. aud during the afternoon he had
been angry while Mr. Lishman'F son
George was In the enclosure. Mr.. lash
man got a whip aud went 10 the ga n
dock intending TO lay the lash upon
the beast. He entered the space ana
Was going toward the bull wncn the
animal suddenly charged upon him.
Mr.. Lishman tried to make an exit
from the paddock by going between
the fence rails. As he stopped ana was
IN the act OF throwing one leg over "a
RAN the bull came behind him. and
with vicious toss threw the unfortun-
ate man high In the air. over the top
most rail. 10 the other side. Mr.. Lish-
man fen upon the back Of his head and
neck and lay quite stlll. The accident
was seen from the house and several
persons ran TO Mr. Lishman's assist
nnce. a telephone call was sent 10
Dr.. Humphris and DIR. Mays and both
came promptly. Mr.. Lishman was still
breathing when his family removed him
TO the house but by the time the physl-
clans arrived he was dead. He lived
probably but few minutes. There
was "A wound on the right arm where
he had struck the ground.
The deceased was born at IIorsely.
northumberland. England, On April
H. 1881. and was therefore n little more
than n years of age. In 1871 he was
summoned from Australia, where he
had been living for many years, by
King Kamehameha V to come to Ha-
wall to superintend the construction OF
the judiciary building. He was after
wards Superintendent OF Public Works
under Minister OF the Interior =. G.
Wilder, and for many years following
his public service was "A contractor ano
| builder. Among the monuments to his
skill are st. Andrews Cathedral ant
| the Lunalilo Home.
| Mr.. Lishman was one OF the frs
persons TO secure land upon what was
| known AZ "The Plains" now Makikl
and build "A home there. Between Pu'
nahou and the present downtown por'
lions of the city there was stretcf
| of country barren OF houses. No on
thought OF living there. and the old
| time horse races were held half wa,
| between the two populated sections
| Mr.. Lishman was laughed at for hi
/ venture, but he lived to see the da,
| when The Plains" became one of tn
most desirable ana populous residence
| districts of Honolulu.
Besides the widow, Mr.. Lishman ha
surviving him William. Thomas, Perc!
and George Lishman. Jane Moore TIL
widow of Robert Moore: Mrs. Isabe
| Creighton. Margaret Lishman Mr.
Ross. of Hakalau. and Daisv Lishman
A son, John Lishman. was killed man,
years ago by a fall from a horse. TIL
forty-eighth wedding anniversary o
Mr. and Mrs Lishman was held 1
April.
The Kaahumanu school viii be close
today out of respect to the Lishma
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40 fsslffaIt haiItlAss hatt plfuffta
a. fft f.sfIIa u.iNiIeitN iH tHHi Iftsf
aHf go thl ttiHilHNsiiI tN'tp a.t $50
ifslN anH NH ht4it Nat aItAfp - u
iI0f A. tHiHtltafs if 90 elIt 80
N.|saiHH has iHH st1 b. tNa nHautf
sHt NftH lftiifi Al 49, D fflI Nsfh ~
.ffIi IIHf.N0s sNHHis ufH fftIilfff
ituiiHinfs ana a. an W thfH Inasf A.
atHNIInfHff fNf HHNiHlnH "a tNut4 ffI
sifaiNef nj hHlaatata and ilf Nrfk
tas nHfN - ard aleHts all ~ ffsfil a
"A Nevertheless 'ht iIHNti ~ tnH fnt
nfnMTni ~ fhf 1sffiinft ihruufh W.
avis authorised uiiIfiais ~ H. ihf fnIt
iHfaf N che eject - sueh vntt in f0.
lsfIHn ~ tho hafwnny Hnh rnnd fHfa
rinWam - she settlement hnf rttff
irfn and Ntiff fRn D.. auHsiinNff tHf
ths fari ihsi ths fnirtiun u ed iht 49,
element hf Permission
! have The hHnnf A. be- fff
Nnut chrdirni sfffhni
e. tNAllFftN
feffeiaty nnnfd - Health
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READ ALL OF THIS
You Never Know the Moment
When This Information
May Prove of ln6n.
tie Value.

(From the Sydney, N. s. W., Herald)
1t IL worth considerable to any citi-
zen OF Honolulu to know the value and
use OF a medicine, for II there Is no
occasion to employ 1t, In the mean
time, frail humanity is subjected to so
many influences and unforeseen contin-
gencies that the wisest are totally un-
able to gauge the future. Know then
that Doan's Ointment will cure any
case OF hemorrhoids. commonly known
as piles, or any disease OF the cuticle
or skin. generally termed eczema. One
application conyinces-a continuation
cures. Read this proof:
Mr.. William Gillver, OF the we'll
known firm of Gilllver & Curtis, rail-
way and general contractors, and
whose private address Is "Avoca,'
Bankstown. a suburb Of Sydney, ". S.
w, has written the following unso-
licited letter. which we herewith pub
lish I'm full:
Messrs. Foster, Mcclellan Co., 76 Pitt
St., sydney, N. s. W., February a.
1899.
Dear Sirs:-In Justice to you and
suffering humanity ] write to say that
/ suffered from itching piles for 2;
years. / tried many doctors and pretty
well all kinds of patent medicines, but
got relief for a short time only. See
ing your Ointment advertised, ! bough
pot and did not use more than one
half of 1t. not six months ago. and
| am perfectly cured You may use THU
| as you wish.
Yours gratefully.
WILLIAM GILLIVER.
Doan's ointment is sold by all deal
| ers at SO cents per box or will b.
mailed on receipt of price by the Hol
lister Drug Co., Honolulu. agents fo
the Hawaiian Islands.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

II. ID. WISHARD HAVING BEEN
appointed administrator OF the estate
OF John y. Silva OF Kealia, Kauai de-
sons having claims against said estate
to present same to him at Lihue.
Kauai, with proper vouchers within six
months from date hereof or they will
be forever barred, and all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make payment to the undersigned.
ii. ID. WISHARD.
Administrator OF the Estate of John p.
silva. t...I ..f
Lihue. Kauai, May 10th, 1902.
May l3-20-27-June 3.
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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
been duly appointed executors of the
will OF John ID. Neal, late OF Koloa.
Kauai. deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against the
said estate to produce proper vouchers
TO the undersigned at Koloa or Kealia,
Kauai. within six months from date
hereof, or they will be forever barred.
and all persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Il. T.. CONANT,
JNO. w. NEAL.
Executors OF the Will OF John ID. Neal.
287s-April 29-May $3.50.
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.SCOW NOT
IN SHAPE
Naval Officers In
Port Inspect
Boat.

sriinF under tnFirurtIans from
Washington commission VI naval ofii-
tfrs from thc Euuhnft ~ heeilng, Sc
10 ted hy Admiral Merry made an cx-
animation OFF Harkf,id A CO.'S new
.fr1 FraN Ilanrpr. with "a view 90 sc
purchase hy the Government Tor use
Ui thr Pearl iiarbor naval station. Tho
huaf1 made a. rfuo.t a. ADM al Merry
ststrliaN. recommending several Inn
pariant improvements and alterations
in the scow before IL can be purchased
o., the Navy Department Otherwise
the findings ~ the commission are Ia
Vorablc ID the purchase of the scow,
but Admiral Merry. though FUZZY om-
powered to close the deal. viii take
no further steps untll after he has sub
miticd the report 10 Washington and
received further instructions from the
department..
The Pioneer Was prepared In Ger
many for Hackf,d 4 Co. just prior to
annexation and shipped to Honolulu
and set up here. IL was intended 10
use the boat as a lighter for loading
vessels with coal and water, and The
Pioneer carries water tanks and other
appliances FOR that purpose. when
annexation came. the vessel having
come from Germany. Hackfeld & Co.
were unable to obtain an American reg
lister for her. and since her setting up
she has been laying idle In the harbor.
An attempt was made To secure the
passage OF an act by Congress granting
American registry To the vessel, but no
action has been taken. Consequently,
when n tender was made on the part
of Admiral Merry looking TO the pur-
chase Of the vessel by the United states
Governmf nj IL was favorably received.
Nothing Is given out as TO the price
agreed upon between the parties. but
II Is somewhere In the neighboihood OF
$4,000. which was the amount appro-
priated by the Navy Department Tor
that specific purpose.
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A cable to the Farrallonss for wealth
err signal purposes has been inserted In
the appropriation bill at q cost of S45.-
~ Wireless telegraphy may b sub
stitsted II practicable.
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family, Mrs. Creighton being the vice
principal and Miss Daisy Lishman one
of the teachers, while the flag Will be
half-masted from sunrise to shutdown.
Although Mr.. Lishman never afiili-
atcd with the Masons in Hawaii. yet
he is said to have been Mason in
England.