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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-13

The Schley case will not down
1t becomes more and more appar-
ent that the great majority of the
people, irrespective of politics, are
anxious to see justice done the man
who played such heroic part at
Santiago, aud are indignant at the
gross injustice done him. When
a paper like the Mexican Herald,
which is not only Impartial and
independent, but which has the
advantage of gaugingNpublic SEN
timentin the United Statesaehrough
the leading papers, both repu5ri1...I
aud democratic, from the entire
country, declares that nine-tenths
of the American people are with
Admiral Schley, it may be depend
ed upon as speaking from convie-
ton and not from sentiment. This
people cannot endure to see man
so brave, so true, 50 courteous and
chivalrous as SehIey made the butt
of envy aud malice on the part of
Il mere clique of his enemies. The
Schley ease will not down until
justice is done.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-13

he was to have. =
But said aothing Of the sort y
Tableau.
Vidal had vanished, and was
seen no more around the ranch for
several weeks. How It was settled
this deponent knoweth not But
twas quite metropolitan in quick
ness, eh2
When | was in town last Friday,
the deputy collector accused me of
being interested in ii railroad. He
is noted for being a learned Chi
uese scholar, and The Lord only
knnws what he meantI Maybe you,
III the plenitudv Of your wisdom
eau interpret the dark conundrumG
[ only wish there was railroad
here that could be interested in;
as it is, | can oaly say: DAVIS
sum, non Oedipus."
Ell SoLTERo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-13
MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1902.

The dowager Empress Am has
asserted her supremacy in China
by granting an audience to the
foreign diplomats at the royal pal
ace of Pekin in a sacred chamber
which is forbidden to women Of
whatever degree An has taken a
long step towards the assertion Of
woman's rights in the celestial
empire.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-13
GRULLR WHIM WHAMS.
Editor HERALD.

J.
aud departure Of Mr. Hord for Ssu
Juan, the bar of this part of the
frontier has been bpreft of some OF
its leaders. l have just heard that
Mr. Hord and wife reached San
Juan safely and are now settled in
their future bcme. I understand
that in two years. if all turns ont
well, hey will make visit back
to their old home. May they pros
per in their new home.
REPORTED KILLING.
at the Tabasco ranch in flidalgo
county, q sad tragedy occurred late
Iy. n man whose name l have MT
a8certained was Watching in COM
pany with others beside the body
of friend. A man uamed--
came into the room aud grasp
ing the sleeve of the unknown pull
ed him close, and IN a whisper ask
I'd him to step outside as he had
something to say. The unknown
did SO, and just as his foot was
GA the sill, placed
pistol to his forehead aud shot him
dead. Tie body fell il heap in
the doorway, and blocked the way;
there was no one outside aud, it be-
ing night, The assassin escaped and
fled to the other side. No motive is
known here for the deed. | give
the above tale as told to me and do
not vouch for it.
There is nothing doing here or
in town. Everything is as quiet
and dnIl as a town of the Zuider
Zee.
One thing aremS almost GER
tain-and that is, We shall make /
no crops here Last year there was
no overflow to irrigate the ground
aud save for two heavy rains the
latter part of November, there has
been no rain al all inside Of eleven
weeks. This month has set in dry.
God help the poor here!
New Years the companies Of
Don Pillar PaIafox's private school
gave a drill in uniform and did ex-
eellently. At night little comedy,
called LOS Sordos, was given by
four boys at the school. They were
Ramon Vera, who quite distin-
gnished himself, Juan Salazar,
boy Of San Miguel whose name [
cam recall, and Encarnaciou Soils,
who took the girls role and did it
we'll, making very pretty seHo-
rita. The house was crowded, and
he applause was loud. Sointerest-
I'd were the spectators they de-
repetition of the whole
,omedy-it lasted only an hour
md this was done. The same per-
'ormance was given last night, it
being Old Christmas, aud Will be
given again tonight.
Quite a Imaginable piece of sharp
less occurred here some time ago.
Don Amado, one of our leading
ienderos, just up from spell of
sickness, was standing outside the
loor of the store, enjoying the s
morning air. Along came Don
Vidal, and, seeing Amado, rushed
Up and began congratulating him
IN his recovery, and giving him a
OF of soft sauder. Soon Amado
.ot tired, and seeing a friend down
be street, started off Vidal i'm
whipt into the store. and
aid: "Salome, Don Amado told
ne to tell You to give three dol
ars." Now SaIone had seen Vidal
alkinn with Amadn and ihnnnht
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-13
c f6rgE

3 ccTstitutionI disease
It originates in scrofuloas esn5isiou VI
The blood and depends On that e0nct5en.
j often causes headache ana deafness,
impairs the taste, smell a1l fa1rIag, 1T
fects the vocal organs, disturAs Tbs stoIa2ca.
It IS always radical ana perlnaDeutiy
cured b. the blo0G-puriIyi Ilsss, 1lteratige
and tonic action u
Hood s SQgs0g nsif5Gz
This great medicine has wrought tbs most
wonderful 1Zrss of al diseases depending
or scrOIula OF the ScrOfUlous habit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
NEWS NUGOtIS.

The telegraph o.i e at Port Safety ht4 b, en closed an t!.e onIA OrttUI uT the il nv UAln, L'el |; ottvs.a Nome and Fort Davis.
 The Congregational church is to be papeled, the neressary funds having been advanced by D.. C. H. Redding. who will superintend the work, which Will be done by If. HoilentecN
 Ihe tre~b,lci ian Mission at Teller | 10 have an organ, the Congregational church of Nome having kindly loaned the Teller Mlssiun the instrument.
 In the ca a of C. F.. Brown vs. E. R. J! neI. au action in hich a writ of ga,- ni> uenl wa, a ked d. ainst the chODl board. Judge Reed on Thursday handed down an opinion h Hing hat a write of garnishment would not lie againet the b ard.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
PERSONAL.

Judge Wickersham and l.. :. Lane left yes, crday morn.nS on .lLr h.. trip to Cape Prince of Waic.. Tn,y expect to he absent about 30 days.
 Rev. Fathers van der Pol and Camille, !. J.. expect t. lcavc shortiy on a ai >tonaiy tour wh.,n wit proUapi! ,.- brace the town, along the eastern coast, Council City. Candle City, Kouga- rok and Teller. They expect to be absent about six weeks.
 In be last mail Artlu:;. Thonp,on re, eiveI Il telegram from h,s la,he,, Julius Thompson. dated at Seat Get. x. Julius Th"n. p,, n and wife .etL last OctObt r for St. Louis, Mo-. on the Gal. onne and the mcs,a9e sir p am 0lnces their sail arrival ip Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
LEGAL BATTLE
 FOR A CHILD
Hrs. Thomas (. Moves Will Obtain Possession of Little Three.
 year-o.d Eskimo Girl.

Mrs. Thos. C. Moves on Thursday filei d petition ,or a writ of haheas corpus for the relea,e of a little native girl named Minnie in English, Krkusok res rained of her liber;y by one Bill Hill and KOnerwatcher, his native wife. The writ was granted anl it is now on the Way to Teller where the child. who Is only three years of age, will be taken from it's brutal foster parent Bill Hill and placed in the GUS lody of Mir, Moves.
 The child is a native although Htll proie,ses to believe that it's father is one John Dyke, white man. The child $ mother, woman tame! Ie len garuk. just prior to the birth of the child left her native husbands iglOo anl went to live with Dyke. Later he deserted her anl the child on the $ lores of Ko;zebue, and whiie Tel!eu- garuk with her child was try ing to maze her way back to her Point | ope home she fell in with HilI and hIs squaw. They promised to take care of [ child n,ll the mother could g ud for it, she promising to iIal them for their trouble. Mrs. Moves alleges that the child is treated cruelty and that it is the wish of the mother that Ms. Moves should have the lit Q one. Mrs. Moves will adop. the child should she be given p rmanent possession ol the htle .girl. The writ is re!urnable Feb l7.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Prize Mas Sluerad. Ball.

A1shge nents ;tre ouing rapidly con = ptted by .hv Iwcltieth tentury tlub or the second prize masquera e ball on Sa III day night, January lcth, at the Standard theatre. Mir. Carr enter, the leader of the orchestra. hai arr ransel new, live music for tie bali. ,lr. C. W. Meyer will lead the grand .nurch and ,l e,IIe d, the floor di ectur.
 be prlzes are: Solid silver poa der pouch fer the best dr, sscd lady; cut ..as,. silver monnie1 in;.i gre Ite pr 3e.. ,;I. ain cha Ger, p.naie; tl ..uui sea l-p.n .of the pest sustained ~narac,er. male. Tie prlze, wlIl De exhibited n a few ,ays at Cr.bJs & Rogers drug store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 OF NOME
About Ninety Pupils in the Various Rooms in the New School
 Building.

Up at the new school house some ninety bright children. their ages vary ing from five to sixteen years, may b. found daily in the three school rooms.
 The rooms on the ground floor arc occupied respectively by he schools l' charge of Miss Young and Miss Mausey. When d NUGGET represen' d. tive visited the building yesterda. with Mayor Ciese Miss Young's room was comfortable and the children lookei happy. In the adjoining room in the east end, where Miss Mausey is in chargef the room was not so com forlab.e. There was snow on one of the window sillS, blown through hy the wind. Another window near by di-- closed the light of day through crack, through which the wind penetrated. This is said to have been mere over sight of a carpenter.
 In Miss Mausey's schGol an interest. ing sight is two young Japs, eager. bright and intelligent. They wer working at "fractions.' Mss Mausey says that their thirst for know!eds C amounts nearly to the pathetic.
 Upstairs is the advanced department. presided over by Pro'. Riley. The room is neat and comfortable. Another room on this ho"r is occupied by 1he night school. Mrs. Frank A. Steele teacher. This school now has fort! pupils, and class in bookkeeping ha' lately been started under the direction of Mr.. NJ. N. kimball.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
St. nary'S Guild.

The ball given by the ladies of S,. Mary's Guild last Mon'ay night. be- sides being social success was also |" sucresS financially. the sum of $40. l5 having bt en cleared. The ladies of St. Marys s Guild have issued the following card of thanks:
 ''The ladies in charge of the Guild party given at the S,andal q theatre on Jan 6, l9l2. desire to express their thanks 10 the Nor helii Com. Co.,. Ames Mercantile Co.,, Nori hwe>lern Con- metc,al Co.,, G. l.. Fish & Co.,, Farrell & Co.,. U. $. Commercial Co.,, A. w. Piper, Capt. Han>en and to the press of Nome for the,r very generous assist ance. Al-o to the ladies in charge of refres hments, Mesdames Woog, Pi,'- geon, Schranz and Dickey for their IaiLbtui aud efficient work, and to th' 0, her ladies of the Guild who so kindly assisted in mak ng the party a soc!a and financial success.
 MRS. w. V. 1NEHA2T.
 Mas. N. B. SJ...A-,
 MRS. HOWARD I URNER,
 MRS. T. N. REED,
 Committee ln charge.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Fire Department Election.

The annual election of officers of the Nome Volunteer Fire Department was held last night with the following re- suit: President, Captain J. E. Hansen: vice president, Captain Geor. B. Bal1. win; secretary, F. c. Lehieldt; treas. urer, c. G. Cowden.
 An interesting feature of the meeting was the presentation of a minia ure gold tireman's hat, watch charm, to Capa,n Hansen, as slight acknowl- edg6ment of his services in behalf of the department. The presentation speech was made by Capts Baldwin in an eloquent manner.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Coal. $2 sack; Hall Mercantile Co.,
Free Lecture.

"The Mani,feStatiCn of Power in a Great Life" is the subject of lecture to be given by Rev. w. C. Fowler in the assembly room of the new school house. next Monday evening al eight o'clock. The lecture is to be given un- der the auspices of the Nome Literar! society.
 This lecture is one of a series of arl- icles written by Mr. Fowler and pub lished in the Masonic Review, of Chi cagO. which is one of the old, st Masonic papers in the United States. Beside $ the lecture there will be several recita- tiCns and mus.cal selections. No aG- mission will Le charged and the poblic is cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Awful Suffering Of Alex David
 son on the Trail.
IN A SLEEPING BAG
David son Was Frozen Fast in a Sleep. Ing Bag for Five Days, and When Found Two Inches of Ice Had Formed Around tiis Limbs.

The coldest weather in the history of Nome has prevailed since last Satur- day. The temperature raised some- what on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday, on the evening of wh oh day g wind sprang up from the south, ac- eOmpanied by slight fall ot snow. The waru,er weather, however, lasted but q short time, and Friday morning brough, another cold snap. The thermometer the past few days has staid close by the rhrties.
 Az . res lit of the extren, % a Id bliz .arls ca t an West of Nome dur.ng the past week a number of severe cases of freezing have been reported. Some of these were chwnicled in the last issue of the NUGGET. among Inc victims be- ing w. C. G"wan and Alex Davidson. Mention Of the latter case was made in Wednesday,, NUGGET, but the name vas given aS Davis.
 Davidson was brought to the military hospital at Fort Davis on Thursday night by X. 5. Palmer. d freighter on the route between Council City and Nome. Davidson was found by Deputy Marshal D. w. Simmons, of Council City, and Dr. Craig, who were en route from Nome to Council. He was in a sleeping bag near the trail. about three miles the other side of Solomon. He had been in his sleeping bag fo" five days. Davidson was taken to Browns road house. near by. His hand, and feet are badly trozed, and he may lose the latter. He was mushing his own sled on his way to Council. A blizzard came up and taking his sleeping bag from the sled he crawled into it. A snowbank formed around him aid in this way only he thinks his life was saved. On the third day he found that he was frozen fast in the sleeping bag and attempted to cut his way out. His knife dropped from his benumbed fingers. and he could not pick IL up from where i. lay. Two days latter he was rescued, as told above.
 Davidson is about B. years of age, and Mir. Palmer says that when hls feet and legs were examined at the road house two inches of ice were found encruslea on the poor uau's shins.
 Last Wednesday morning a, Sleve's road house. Port Safety, the ther- nome ter registered 50 below.
 Alex DavidsOn's feet were ampu, at ed
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
RECEIVED THE
 SUM OF $27,O00
1arslai Richards Made Happy by Telegraphic Drift FrUm Wash-
 ingtOn, D. (.

United States Marshal Richards rs- cel"e yesterday telegraph raf for @2,OO iron ashln4 to-. lI,s messase was sent to Eas!e tu,nce {. iauana, from Nhe..cr it wa, agutu transmitted to t. Michael. hi, amount will pay all loc Il blll, against the, marsEal'o office fer the qla.t r. ending Dec. 3l, aud March 3l, With the exception of $~OJ cn acc unt of jurors fees
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Ladies MaSon.c A AAxiiiary.

The l.ai,es Niaa ,onic u<liary club ltld thetr regular meeting Tuesday .i,ennoan ao the home of Mr. iI0a 'tun. fer the general bIsin,s, was com. tudei, the club was entertained by lu,ic and req ling, a ter whi n lunch VAS served by the hostess. The large ,nl beautf | cake presented by Mr.. IL. CT to the Auyi Masonic ciuD, amt turn by them given to the Auxiliary .lub. was admired ny all, bat the cue- ing of it was deferred to some future time.
 Our meat, are noL surpassed. Ca = tpn> Bros. X Da Shley, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

just elow the knee; this afternoon at the Fort D; wis spi; Il, by Drs. Jerauld Q kininger.
 VIC. Gowan the man who roasted his hands after they were frozen, who is now in the city hospital. was probab y insane before he was frozen. Dr. Tied- emann thinks that he will lose portion of both hands.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Above, Below.
January.
Y. 0. 0. p.

At the regular meeting of the local lodge of the Yukon OrJer of Pioneers on Thursday night J. NJ. Streaton was elected president, w. +. Geiger, vice pr sident. R. J. English. treasurer, G.. '. Howard, s, cretaiy. B. J. McGinni-, chaplain, Jos. F. Cooper. warden.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

Rooms over the Second Glass, reno- valed anu retilted, warm aud comfort able; a circulating library in connec- tion, with all the late, choice books; membership. $l.50 per month.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

take 100 tickets for sale, and Rev. Dr.. Bio ,r did the sam on behalf of .5c. Mary's Guild. The price of tickets is s2. 50 each.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Notice.

Shades, bulbs, chandeliers and elec- tric light fixtui es at the office of the Nome k ectrsc Light and Power Com pany, New EldOrado building. Phone No. 43, two bells.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

The Fox Transfer Co. are prepare! to 10 all ksn Is of irrishllng in town "i country
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
NON E, ALASKA, SATURDAY, JANUARY IT. 1902

Gate hall. Besides the dancing fea- tures there will be n .nstrumental and vocal musical selections, and suppei will be served.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

A class in Sranish will be opened to- morrow by A. W. Hall: It meets twice a week. The conversational series will be employed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

Every body knows where to get the best and freshest stock of good things to eat; if you don't, it's the Nome Trad ing Company.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

It's on your way to Candle. Chnruk road house. l2 miles below $. lOmOn. Tupkok and Counci City trail.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
ROsIyn Coal Is the Best.

For sale by sack or ton by Pacific Cold Storage Company; yard on spit. Leave orders at cOmpany's butcher shop. 226 Front street. or corner Stead- man avenue, or telephone office on the -nit
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Temperature Record.

Following is the temperature record since January l. the bservations being made each morn.ng at 8 o'clock at the NUGGET office:
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

Churuk r, ad house, l2 miles lelow Solomon. Foot Q. Topknk head Cool stables. Warm kennels. Saie sloiage.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

If you want sleigh ride zee Fox Transfer Co.,. 10 oteadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
pastTme ciut's Dance.

The N. me Past.me club are na i'g exttn-lve pi epasatr ns fer their IT nd bali on k,lday e,<niu. Lcxt al CCl-en
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

The best is the cheapest. Get your tataoles at he None Trading G.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Club Tailoring Co.

Ladies' and gents tailoring. clean ing, repairing. pressing. Redu, ed rates on monthly contracts. Next Gieses hardware store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

Freighting to creeks or about town, Fox Transfer G.. 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-18
sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under aud by virtue Of certain
Execution issued by Lyle A. DIckey,
Second District Magistrate of Homo
lulu, Island OF Oahu, Territory OF
Hawaii, on the 2lst day OF July,
a. d. 1902, in the matter Of
LEVERS and COOKE, LIMITED,
va. HENRY v, MORO AN, have,
ON this 2srd day OF July, A d. 1902,
levied upon and shall expose for
saIe aud Sc at pub ic auction to
the high vat bidder, at the Police
S. a.ioc, Ka akaua Hall. in said
Honolulu, a. II O'clock noon of
Saturday, The 23rd day tf August,
A. D. 1902, all the right, li,le and
iaterest Of ssid II Fry V Morgan
ia aud to the following DESCENDED
"Le e."
Lease dated January 81 1899,
from A. @ Lovekin TO III. j r ojes
AID H V Morgan Of Ali his right,
title and interest in and to the SO
portions OF Grant No. ITO to Kekua
naoa, Manoa Val J, lsl.r d OF o ahu.
and m re particularly described as
follows:
Los Nos. 3, 4 and % OF w. A..
Walls cub vision OF Io~tion OF
, Grant ITO as afort said, together
containing an area OF 6.l5 acres
more or less, (map Of said subdivl
SION being on Gle in the Office OF the
Lessor in honllulu).
Also an area OF land situated back
of said subdivision OF w. A. Wall
aud between it and the Tantalus
pail; said area TO be fully occu-
pied for agricultural aud horlicul-
tura, purposes in at least threa
years from beginning OF occupancy
and not to exceed an area Of fl
teen (l5) acres in all and to be
located as agreed upon by the
lessor,
Term OF pad L, a'e-24 years
and 6 months from Janua y lot
1899
For further particulars apply at
my Office.
CHAS. f CHILLING WORTH,
Deputy Sheriff, Ter OF Hawaii
Honolulu, Oahu. 2265-5
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ANOTHER BIG FIRE.

Early Morning Oonhagration Des-
troys Numerous Buildings and
Causes Much Damsge.
Close to 100000 have gone up in
smoke,a devastated district and hun
dreds OF families homeless and des
titute, is the result of fire which
broke out on the rear veranda OF
the Winston block, corner OF Hotel
and River streets at 3 o'clock this
morning. Nearly six blocks OF
buildings have been destroyed.
The flames ran up the rear
porches with An astonishing rapid
ity; the wind was blowing from the
north and as soon as the fire show
ed at the front it caught GA the ma
ksi side of the street. The Fire
Department were on the scene
shortly after the alarm had been
turned in but were powerless in
their efforts to stop the couh agra
ton.
The heat was intense and caused
many sufferings to the brave fire
laddies. Chief Thurston seeing II c
futility Of trying to save toe Ew'
block on Hotel street devoted his
attention to adjacent buildings or
Kekaulike and Hotel streets, ] ht
Winston block in which the h.t
started and which ia a total loss
cost $4,000 and was insured foI
more than $4,000 1t extended
three-fourths of the way along th'
Eva block of Hotel street and the
entire block on River to Pauah
streets. The block belonging tt
Lau Tang and o:her buildings ar
also entirely DIES .royed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-18

In order that the church people
OF Honolulu may have an early OPP
portunity to meet their new B shop
and Mrs Rsstarick, a reception at
the Hawaiian hotel has been ar
ranged by the Congregations OF ST
Andrews aud st Clements for
Thursday evening, August 21st, at 8
o'clock. 1t is hoped that all mem
bers OF the church aud their friends
will be able to attend
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-18
BIZ AUTHORITY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST
CIRCUIT TERRITORY OF HA-
wAII--AT CHAMBERS.

In the matter OF the estate of
KEANOLANI (w), late OF Honolu-
lu, Oahu, deceased, iptestate.
Petition having been filed by E..
A. Williams of Honolulu, Oahu, a
bona fde creditor of said intestate,
praying that Letters OF Admins
tration upon said estate be issued
to a. S. Mahaulu.
Notice is hereby given that
MONDAY the Stn day of SEP
TENDER, A D. 1902, at 10
O'Clock a. m, in the Judiciary
Building, Honolulu, Oahu, is sp-
pointed the time and place for
hearing said petition, when aud
where all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said Petition should not
be granted.
By the Court:
j. A. THOMPSON,
Clerk.
G. A. LONG,
Attorney for Petitioner
Honolulo, Oahu, August l, 1902.
2273-4t oaw
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Band Concerts.

The band W II give the followir g
moonlight concerts this week:
Monday at Emma square: Tuesday
at the Moena Hotell Wednesday
at Thomas squares Thursday at
the Hawaiian hotel, in attendance
at the reception to be rendered to
Bishop Rest7rick, II the time is
convenient the baad will play at
the departure OF steamers.
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Meeting Postponed.

Owing to the celebration OF the
feast of Our Lady Of the Mountain
at Kalihi-Wsena, which was attend.
ed by most OF the Portuguese OF
the city, the mass meeting OF the
Portuguese Political Club which
was to havs been held yesterday
afternoon at Lusitana Hall was
postponed until later during the
week.