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TExAs.

o. III. Cooper has become president OF
Simmons college at Abilene.
w. s. Harvey and two little sons were
drowned near Fort Worth.
Patillo Higgins proposes to stay at Bar
beers hill until he gets a gusher.
One OF the old wells on Spindle Ton
gave an exhibition OF pressure which
knocked out some more theories,
The application OF the Lone Acre com
pany for a modification OF the Spindle
Top Injunction did not come up at Beau.
mont as expected.
The nominating convention for the First
supreme judicial district convention has
been called to meet at Houston July /.
United States Marshal Houston seized
q big bunch of Panama hats which had
been smuggied into Galveston.
The criminal court did n great business
during Its last term at Galveston.
W. r. Smith is said to have enough
Instructed votes to assure him OF the con.
gressionaI nomination In the Sixteenth dis
trict.
1t has developed that Senator Bailey
has declared against D. A. Mum. candI.
date for congress In the Seventh district.
General Manager worthsm says the post
ponemsnt of the Worlds Fair was fortu,
nate thing for Texas and full advantage
win be taken OF It.
Hon. TRAY Henderson gives ngures In
support Of his theory that the State owes
the school fund large sum.
A number OF oil companies have compro-
missed line Mnndy suit in trespass 10 try
tltle.
The saloon keepers Of Hearne will observe
the Sunday law In an effort TO cheek the
prohibition sentiment.
4 charter has been nled for new rice
rili at Lane City.
General Van zandt dsaunes to diserss tns
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CARING FOR THE BUReHERs
Ten Days Rations to Start o. "~'
Their Homes Are HabItape' !.

Pretoria, June THE arrangements :. !,
the disposal of the surrendered p'ii.-'
are almost complete No large o'a's' Z,
ton will be allowed In the out9lSs s \.
tricts, owing TO the difficulty wni NM
arise in feeding the people. Inc Will xij
who. can subsist upon their IarIys,a,a y
given ten days rations ana Wv ma
begin their new life ilnmedlateni h III
mitted to Join their families In me PEI. III \,
and remain there until their n nss,. Il
once more made habltable, All Gums C.,aDs
be divided among the varlous. ,s vs.a u
The outlook for a final sanslss'fyrs sis
Element without friction gfo"sss,,sadas.
the mcre one sees OF tne
burghers aud talks vita them
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Bench Show Proposed.

DR.. G. W. Clayton of Chicago % y
city, having arrived here yesterday 2
is one of the great dog fanclsrs q =
country and is regarded as an auIia1
in that line. During the past three saa
he has managed the bench show 10 f 81 y,
ton with the State fair at Dallas hs y /,
just returned from San Antonio, MATT !,
made arrangements with the Manage !, !.
the international fair. which = asa n. 4
nually at that place, TO have Delca ,s "a 4
there this year. His visit 10 hoaa a',,,
for the purpose of consulting the maniss'
of the Rice Palace association ana - -
trial exposition to manage seen AZ ''~'
prise for them.
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TWENTY-SEvsNTH.
The Awakening of a city.
Forecasts by Foster.
TWENTY-EiGHTH.
woman's Fight with Fat.
Chat About the Yukon.
THIRTlETH.
Texas social news.
THIRTY-FlRsT.
Texas social news.
THlRTY-sEcOND.
Local aociety.
THlRTY-THlRD.
The fashions.
THlRTY-FouRTH.
The World of Industry.
The Compass Of La Sale.
THIRTY-FlFTH.
Happyhammer letters.
THlRTY-SlxTH.
Miscellany.
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LYNcHED IN SOUTH CAROLYN
Confession Of Another Negro lmcl.xl
the Victim, ne klso n,;l,.

Confession Of Another Negro lmpGca1
the Victim as Also Guilty.
Walterboro. S. C., June Gain. nd
one of four negroes implicated ID n
murder Of the wife of Railroad S.sds|
master J. K. Jones, in Collector sss.s|
April III, last, and who has been ccui,d
in Walterboro jail, was lynched earl !
day.
Last Wednesday Jim Black, xAa Z
death by mob, named three negroes Il
aided him in the commission Of the ca!
Blacks confession reached Waltuha
and the sheriff, apprehensive Of srss.s
endeavored to send Ford 10 the Sd
penitentiary, but the posse with the pnss|
er in charge was overpowered en- rod
to the railroad station.
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9uilthYille, Texas, June 7.-Iato 'ros4o-.,...
Evening az Rosnnky. nine miles -, 81, Jay
In oI me missouri Kansas and Texsss 9i aere
AIN Nilliams shot and Killed Ms TbI,Sad'
Il this place Went SoRSt onss George Gentry
toe, killing and arrested the 's so scene of
tp; HS n iiI 70 Bastrop 10 jail. An ssysr and
'ii"i VIII ne held one day nert VEL esaIahihlhg
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TEXAS RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Thirteenth Annual Tournamen. Uns
Way at San Antonio.

' lHl ASSIlAIi fNlIlGdi tSulHdNlSUt bh~j
Way at San Antonio,
San Antonio. Texas. June In, ~
teenth annual tournament Of the Tend
Rife association was opened here W
morning at the River avenue range va
about eighty contestants In the yirfs|
entries. Besides the local rlhem.n TIM
are delegations present from Boerne Nj
Braunfels. Spring Branch Cutoff vefsi|
Valley. Bulverde. Salado. Bracken 81
Thornhill. There were chiefly sweepsiis|
on today's card. Three of these were =
ished and the others will continue Ns
until tomorrow.
In the rest shoot John Hilbert q cli|
won with clean score OF Is; a. Gutlts)
OF this city taking second place ~ ases'|
of "A.
In the offhand sweepstakes A. Gu.lns|
won, securing 6S points, and o. c. I9ssn|
taking second place with a score Of o.
In the re-entry match Carl Becker RI
Ed Stoves were the winners.
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A TROLLEY COLLISION
BETWEEN A SUBURBAN ELECTRIC
AND A MISSOURI PACIFIC ENGINE.
Two Persons Fatally Injured and Thirty
More or Less Seriously Hurt-Troliey
Out OF Control

ST. Louis. June MANY persons were
today injured. two Of them fatally, in a
collision between a car Of the Clayton
branch OF the suburban electric line and
engine No. 265 OF the Missouri Pacific at
me surface crossing at Brentwood, st
Louis county. The two men fatally In
jurcd are:
car, and - 'Ne e''e'4is
George Gibbons, negro laborer, who
shated the front platform with Layson
whcn The collision occurred
The fireman and engineer OF the railroad
tfani were both injured and removed to the
hospital, The passengers were cut by ny
Ing glass or thrown against q door. window
or seat In such manner as to snstain
painful Injuries. There were no physicians
az hand when the collision occurred and 1t
wa twenty minutes, passengers say, before
the Injured received medical attention.
majority of the victims were able to go IN
sea- eli or doctors themselves, Residents OF
brentwood carried others to convenient
houses or placed them on neighbOring lawns
until physicians arrived
Inability Ia control the electric car, which
ran Into the engine, seems to have been the
cause Of the accident.
correct list Of the injured Sc far as OBJ
taincd follows
W. u. Ewing, engineer, Emerson, Mo.
Joseph Mcclure. fireman, st. Louis ave
George W. Marvin, brakeman. Kirkwood.
William Bolt trolley conductor, st. Louis.
Peter Hanson, Webster Grove.
James Mannclson. Webster Grove
Fred FrederlcRsop. Tuxedo. Pa.
Miss Jennie Smith. Webster Grove, inter.
nal injuries.
Jessie lesson. Webster Grove.
Chris Keller. Webster Grove.
Hans Rock. Webster Grove.
Peter Anderson. Webster Grove.
sam Anderson, Webster Grove.
Charles Luke. Webster Grove.
William Wellhouse, Webster Grove.
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DALLAS John Coroby, an Italian fruit
seller formerly 81 New Orleans was fun
over and killed by train. HIS head
was cut or and his body otherwise man.
gled.
SHERMAN. Mineral Wells, Texas. June
o - Nike Shrenan OF Dallas died here sud,
aenly this morning. lie was about 30
Years Ola
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BRYAN SAYS, MOI

To the Gubernatoriai Candidacy In Ne
braska at Fall Election.
Lincoln, Neb. June Tn a statement
given out this evening W. J. Bryan says
he Is not candidate. and under no cir.
eumstances VIII be candidate for governor
OF Nebraska this fall, The statement ia
IN answer TO an interview with former sem
Ator Allen, In which he declared that MIR.
Bryan would be n fusion nominee.
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GENERAL MILES AT SYRACUSE

After West Point ssV Vissit' Until
resIoenon scH, June lit is stated at the
,s ' uot OF General Miles fought that he
the ceremonies GDns nc 10 Was Washington until after
apsI II s further stated thai t me Iltl
one travelling on the schednls ' nc gen.
and 3 tSot MIN before leaving wssh niaPPsa
ments he IS sP PsnSqa9's so6 e these
r. ana win arrive in N Na IN Syracuse
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POLITICS.

There is harmony among New York demo
Gratis with Hill In control.
The olncy presidential boom has been
fairly launched Mt Memphis
Followers OF the West Virginia senator's
broke up convention In riot in which
guns and clubs were used.
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kino Albert of saxony Very III.

Dresden. saxony. June liking Albert,
whose Illness was recently announced has
developed an excessive tendency TO sleep.
His condition is evidently worse than the
official bulletins indicate. Private dis
matches from Sibyllenort represent his ma
iestys condition as well nigh hopeless.
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Washington, June 7.-Representative Ball
made speech today at Hinton, w. Va,
which Is situated In g district In which
democratic success is hoped for this fall.
Reports received here were 10 the erect
that the speech was unusually wei re-
ceYed
The president today sent the following
nomination to the senate: Postmaster for
Texas: Francis NJ. Barton, Terrell
The comptroller OF the currency has
authorized the Lindsay National bank Of
Gainesville Texas, to commence business
with capital of 100000. James NJ. Lind
say is president and Lewis b. Lindsay
cashier Of the new bank.
The salaries Of these Texas postmasters
have been increased as indicated: Abb
lene, S210O to 5000; Beaumont, $4,000 to
Grove $3.50 to $500; Jacksonville, $500
to $1,000; Longyiew, $1,000 to S17OO; Rose
bud, SLIGO to S12OO.
Robert e. Whiting has been appointed an
elevator conductor in the public building at
San Antonio, Texas.
Patents issued Texans: Edgar Aber,
Jacksonville, veneer basket; Cyrus NJ. Arm
old Nursery, baling press Brantle W.
Bolen, Rosebud. nut lock; William f. Cole,
Waco, frearm: Rudolph G. Gross, Bren-
ham, pedal attachment; Simeon d, and j.
NJ Horger, Newton, mud or sand band FOR
vehicles; Will s, James Fort Worth, com
bined baking stove and steam cooker; Win
field H. Moody, Dallas, burglar alarm;
William Neeb Dressy, wire fence tool;
Jesse NJ. Walton, Stephenville, planter.
Pensions Granted Texans.-origlnal:
John Niosley. Denison, Sc; Joseph Mccoy,
sealy S6 George w. Tindall, Marathon,
$Si Sidney futile, San Antonio IS; John
Hoffman, Rockdalc So; Thomas O. Roberts,
Increase; Allen Allsup. Cuisine, IS;
John p. Clements, Bee Creek, So; Isaac N.
Marra San angelo, Sl2 Joseph Lee,
Wolfe City Sl2; Michael German, Lock
mart, $si Theodore W. Gates, III Paso, S12;
Thomas J. Fincher Maud, $40; George G. |
Ricmer Gay Hill, $40; Francis b. Martin.
Branch $40; Frank Blair, Cuero, So;
Charles w. NIeason, Gunter Sl7; James l.. |
Courtney, Bleylns. IS; Isaac Ruyle, McKin.
ney, So
Original Widows. Etc-Ann e. Earle, |
Houston, SIS; Sarah J. Written. Caviness, |
IS, Rosalie Stuth, Victoria, S. Tyrresa Il. |
Conrad, Grand Saline, So; Mary NJ. Scott,
Mexican War widows.-Euphemia II. D.
IhnG, Seguin, So.
Texas postmastcrs appointed: Bebe, Con
zaies county. ]. f. Neumann; Bishop. Nc
Lenpan county, Ablhugh Boatwright; Or
chard, Fort Bend county. o. L. Davis; Pol.
iok, angelina county, Ollie Lauglll; Web
beryille, Travis county, W. r. French; Cot
tondale, Wise county, I. L. Taylor.
, The postotics at Key. Grayson county,
Texas, will be discontinued after June 20
and mail sent 10 Denison.
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HAVANA CUSTOM HOUSE
Books Being Overhaulsd ano
Suspended. -.

Havana. June Pending ~ -, tss
tion OF the books. of the custom w 81 ,ss
Cashier Acosta has been suspeas r,,trss
duty. Officials Of the customs W. t'..1 d.
decline TO state whether or not ! ,1,Is,is
been committed, but the f 5sssssSo,srsa 9:
that Irregularities have been uis taai Itss.
lays stress upon the statenie,s e Anesa'
Irregularities occurred durlns
control OF the island, "a. IN conns''''
No arrests have been ma wn hooks
with the investigation OF lne
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lnrd kltohener Reports.

London, June 7.--Lord Kitchener, In dis.
match from Pretoria dated today, announced
that the progress made in the surrender
NJ the Boers is entirely satisfactory. All
the Beers who surrendered IN cape colony
expressed themselves as being re1oiceu 'hat
peace had been arranged.
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McGregor Precinct /. w.

~V1'egor' Texas June THE prohibition
f fosg on held here today resulted in VIC.
9Sny tT M me t ants with a majority II aboSt
cinct No ne territory covered was all OF rre.
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Political Riot in West Viroinia.

N''N'~~I ''ON w NFNoN NWNUTd'
Welsh, W. Va, June The republican
convention for the nomination Of state
senator here today almost ended in .. riot.
Guns and clubs were used The chairman
was carried from the han bruised aud
bleeding. The fight was between the fol
lowers Of Senator ~ Il. Scott and ]. l..
Caldwell who Is candidate 10 succeed
Scott in the United states senate
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United States and Mexico to Arbitrate.
The Hague, June THE international
court OF arbitration has been notihed OF
the conclusion Of an agreement between the
United States and Mexico to submit to the
court the dispute regarding the payment
OF damages in connection with certain
church property in California. II this con-
vention is ratified It will be the 1rst case
TO come before the court.
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BURTON DECLINES TO RUN.

VIII Not Entrust His Campaign interests
to Chairman Abel
Cleveland. ohio, June IA special to The
Leader from Washington says; Congress
man Burton, chairman Of the committee on
rivers and harbors, announced this after
neon that as n result OF the election of w.
=. Abel to the craftsmanship OF the county
executive committee Mt Cleveland, he win
withdraw Ms the nominee OF the republican
party for congress for the Twenty-Grst
Ohio district. In statement announcing
his withdrawal, Mr.. Burton says: 81 can
not engage in campaign In which the all
important question OF who shall he tho
party manager has been determined by Il
little coterie. whether made up Of Federal
officials or OF any faction"
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IoC wiae C,, Texas, June THE result in the
decidedly close. Eighteen 6cSxos b Gounty IS
tbjrtl from and the ants have a LEAD an ~
t tbbiigty-nine. The other boxes can chong ga
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Residence al Rroun,.,a.a

e,ownWoed. Texas. June - wrn.
SSehlnsoth's residence In south n "Hham
tetai ed To-Day and with contents ownwood
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RAILROADS.

The Cane Belt has aled a protest with
the commisslca over the proposed crossing
Of the Caucy valley at Bay city.
The commission may grant rehearing In
tho Dallas crossing case,
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uvaIde Prnoin.. M.

,, u.aiae, Texas June TN the prohibition
ttISGItion held here today there H,a- ~
In ~ OF eighty-seven in favor Of The .I m%
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ALLARpYcE. Burksvllls, If sse Hs s
wife Wife ~ captain t s. 6. Alarsyssssu sa Ss D,
at $40 O. m. YESTERDAY Of & f'i e. ~
sac was member Of ons %
families In Texe-
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Jasper county Is Dru.

klroyyille, Texas. June 7-Foru 49,,
boxes in Jasper county Give rro ~ IA seSt
majority Of 239. County has donS1i Ioitlon
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LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS.

Pros Won in Montague County.
Noconn, Texas, June THE election in
tsis county today. resulted in a majo.ity
large vote was polled.
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TAYLOR County La nru

Abilene, Texas June Taylor county in
f 10 1Eo s election gave prohibition majority
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Callahan Countu Is MA
Close in CorvelI

"a AlulHlene. Iexas, June THE antIS car.
iieu callahan county today by 400.
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Forney. Texas June The prohibition
election here today resulted in SO raajoHty
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and included the duke and duchess OF Con
naught, the duke and duchess OF Devon
shire and Lady Alice Stanley.
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The president today sent the following
nomination to the senate: Postmaster for
Texas: Francis NJ. Barton, Terrell.
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The comptroller OF the currency has
authorized the Lindsay National bank Of
Gainesville, Texas, to commence business
with a capital of 100000 James NJ Lind
say is president and Lewis Is. Lindsay
cashier Of the new bank.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lsnecinl to The Post.l

Washington, June 7.-Representative Ball
made q speech today at Hinton, w. va,
which Is situated In district In which
democratic success is hoped for this fall.
Reports received here were 20 the erect
that the speech was unusually well re-
ceiYed.
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The salaries Of these Texas postmasters
have been increased as indicated: Abb
lene S21OO to 5000; Beaumont, $1,000 to
$500; Ell Paso, $500 to $500; Honey
Grove, $3.50 to $500; Jacksonville, $500
to $1,000; Longview, $1,000 to S17OO; Rose
bud, S1100 to $120O.
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Robert e. Whiting has been appointed an
elevator conductor in the public building at
San Antonio, Texas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-07
KALAWAO WINS IN
MOLOKAl LEAGUE

In an exciting game which. almost
ended in a riot Kalawao won the league
championship last Saturday in the first
baseball series ever played at the leper
settlement. The schedule finished.
new series is already being planned In
addition Supt McVeigh has arranged
the latest sport for his charges ana on
his return to the settlement ~hi take
two ping pong sets with him 10 the
Baldwin Home: The lepers OUTSIDE tins
institution will make their own ping
pong sets from the models prousht
along by the superintendent.
McVeigF who returned Tuesday night
from Molokai reports the concluding
game in the baseball series to be one
of tle hottest On record. pix sa. nr,S
ha Abeen played by the Kalaupapas ana
R{fawacs, each having won an even
number, and Saturdays game was TO
decide the winner of the $50 prize The
game Saturday was holly contested all
the way through, and at the beginning
Of the ninth inning stood nine 10 nine,
with darkness fast approaching. AFTER
the KaIaupapas had had their turn at
the bat without scoring, the captain OF
that team be Kan to complain OF the
darkness The first ball pitched 10 the
KaIawaos melted two bases ana then
the captain of the KalaupapaS insisted
that the game be called. The umpire.
an ax-Doiiceman from Honolulu, re-
fused to do so until the end OF the IN
ming, and ordered the game to proceed.
The Kalaupapas refused TO abide py
the decision and left the field, the UNI
pire declaring the game forfeited 10 ha-
lawao by a score of nine TO nothing
In spite of the objections OF the ha-
laupapa sympathizers the umpire stuch
to his decision, almost preclpltatlng
riot. but the money was paid 10 h2-
lawao by Supt. McVeigh-
THE new league which is being plan
ned win have three teams and the con-
test will therefore be more interesting.
The Iepers are taking lively interest
In the game, and where at drst only
the players appeared on the held' last
saturdays concluding contest was at
tended by over four hundred rooters.
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BROWN WOULD
BE CHAIRMAN

Additional candidates for the honor
of presiding over the Republican Ter
ritorial Convention are coming to the
front With the receipt of informa-
ton concerning the delegates from the
big island, two names are added to the
list P. Peck of Hilo. who has only
recently returned from Washington, is
enc OF the delegation who will be men
toned, while the local friends of Sena-
tor John Paris will push him.
Senator Cecil Brown is said to have
the bee in his bonnet and to have indi-
Gated that he would esteem Il an honor
to be given the position.
The government yesterday agreed 70
the proposals made by the Republican
committee and added TO the list OF poll
ing places three each on Maui and Ha-
wall where they are moSts needed &C
cording to the reports made by the
men who have been working up this
feature of the fight. On Maui there
will be added three new voting places.
One of these IL at Kihei plantation. a
second at Hueio plantation, and the
third at a point between Hueio and
Hakawao. where there IS a large but
scattering population.
ON Hawaii there will be the greatest
change in the voting opportunities of
the Hilo district. There will be estab-
lished two Ecw precincts. One of these
win be in the Waiakea neighborhood
and the other will be located in Oiaa.
The third new precinct on the island
van be in South Kona-
~ was understood last evening that
tire had been a caucus of some OF the
Fifth district members of the local
committee for the purpose of deciding
upon officers who are 10 be chosen. II
was further understood that john c.
Lane was the choice of the members
present for the craftsmanship
The Hawaii delegates TO the conven-
ton are as follows:
First District-John Holland, p. Peck,
w. r. Guard, Attorney Mckinney, Geo
w. Patty. w. c. Cook. j. b. Oliver, w.
O. Walker. A Lidgate, l. f. Schelburg,
Charles Williams.
Second District-H- L. Holstein, Puls,
MaydweII, j. d. Paris, Nahai, figaro,
Waipuilani Rest, Kauhane.