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Spot quiet: No. 2. 47c: No 3, 4eIhc: No. 2
white, 521hc: No. white SIC: track mixed
Western. 47G49c; track white 5O155c. OPP
tions easier with the other markets.
Hay dull; shipping, 6Od65c; good to choice,
9Oqs5c.
Hops quiet; State. prime to choice, 1901
crop, 19n23c; 1890. 15G16c; old, 5ikmSc; Pa
cihc coast, 1901. 1s1zU22c; 1900. 15ql6c; old,
51z9sc.
Hides dull: Galveston. 20 to % lbs, 1sc;
California. q 20 % lbs. 19c; Texas dry. "a
10 30 lbs. 13c. Leather steady; acid 24Q25c.
Beef firm: family, Sl5.5Odl6.50 mess, $l4;
beef hams, $215Oq22.5O; packet, Sl5Ql5Jo:
city, extra India mess. s25d26. Cut meats
steady; picked bellies, SO. 25dl1.25; picked
shoulders, $S.50QS.75; picked hams $11.5Oil
- Lard easy; Western steamed. 5000.
Refined easier: continental. $10SO; South
American, $ll.50; compound, $S.25QS50 Pork
firm; family, 81. 500l20; short clear, SIS. $50
q Is; mess Sl850Q1925.
TalIow easy; city (S2 for PACKAGE, 6Ac;
country packages free, 62s461zc. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime crude nominal; prime
yellow, 45Q45l4c.
Rice quiet domestic, fair 10 extra 41ad
Size; Japan, 434d5c. Molasses steady; New
Orleans open kettle. good 10 choice 33d41c.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice, sac.
Mild quiet Cordova, Sd1112c.
Sugar-Raw firm fair refining. SC; CEN
trifugel, 90 test. 3lsc; molasses sugar, pa c.
Refined firm; No. 6, ACC; No. I. 4lOc: No.
s. 395c; No. o $500; No. 10. 3.S5c; No. II,
3S0c: No. r. Bloc: No. Is, 3.15c; No. a.
3.75c; confectioners' A. 4.5Oc; mold A. 5.O5c
cut loaf soc; crushed. soc; powdered,
4.SGc; graduated. 4.7Oc; cubes. 4.95c.
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Generally BulIish Feeling.

rGranger Farwel & Co.'S Teiegram.l
NEW YORK. June lf.-Gould interests
and what is called the Western contingent
are responsible for advance IN Missouri
Pacific and 81. Paul. Other stocks have
symnathized. and the bank statement
caused some scattered buying. For two or
three DAYS there has been buying OF Atch-
ison preferred by some OF the best houses
They say that with ~ per cent dividend
on Aug. ?. the stock Is cheaper than Mis-
souri, Pacific. paying per cent. and Union
Pacific. paying per cent. There is some
disposition by room traders to follow the
leaders in St Paul and Missouri Paciic.
and a good many people feel bullish. be-
Meving the coal strike must result IN vic
tory for the operators by Aug. J.
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Local fractions and Industriais.
Chicago stocks.
IGranger Farwell & CO. VIZ.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Discounts-CIear-
ings and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, "A
per cent; time loans, 56f6 per cent Clear
ings, 1883, S64; balances. s147.277.94.
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal: no
loans. Prime mercantile paper, 4Ad5 per
cent. Sterling exchange nominal; actual
business in bankers bills, s4.S7Ss "a S715 for
demand, A.S4% for sixty days. posted rates,
AS515Q4.S6 and Sass; commercial bills,
s4S4l464S5H. Clearings, SOL, 42l, O66; bal
ances, 49, Az, 7O6.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, s4S5lk for
sixty days, sass demand. New York
exchange, 20c premium. Clearings. s14.l17,-
$50; balances, $l667,16
BOSTON.-Clearings $50. ST.. O6.: balances,
ST. $50, 6S5.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo Az per cent
Clearings, $lS,OSS,S77; balances, 81 $50.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange. 25c pre-
MUM Money steady at 4Iz@5h per cent.
CIearings, S7,242, 221; balances, 81, 2O0, O42.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear
ings, s., ,255; balances, s453,e2S.
CINCINNATI. - Money. s1k@e per cent.
New York exchange, 221zQ25c premium.
Clearings, S2,S6l,7 $50.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. June r-Petroleum steady: re
fined New York. 7.40c: Philadelphia and Raltf
more. T.35c; Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk
4S0c Rosin steady strained common 10 good
S157is. Spirits OF turpentine dun at 4sG49isc.
SAVANNAH. June H--Spirits OF turpentin,
firm at 4Sc. Rosn firm; quote: a. B. c. D. +
SL25; r. N.35. G. $40: II. 81 s.: l. 50; X SIS
NJ, s295: " $3.50: window glass. SS45; watel
white s. s..
WILMINGTON. June I4-Spirits OF turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin dull! az s1-1o6115 Crud,
turpentine hrm at Sl.4o. $3.50 and $3.50. Tar firm
al Sl.45.
MONTPELIER. June 14-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. SSc; south Lima and In
diana, SIC.
OIL CITY. June iL-Credit balances. s.. n
certificates. no bid. No runs or shipments re
ported
CHARLESTON. June lA-Spirits OF turpentine
f6izc. Rosin unchanged.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement

NEW YORK.-Exports of specie from
this port to all countries for the week ag-
gregated S341,593 in silver and $4,000 in
gold.
Imports of specie for the week were $50
SIS in gold and Sl2S,6 in silver
Imports of dry goods and merchandise at
the port of New York for the week were
valued at 50, 754, 363.
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wanted n "Tooter."
Chrlstlan Endeavor Void.

NUfIcIIaU LIIutdNuI
A duh boy who had steadily eRllen behind
his class and who was an danger "a missing
promotion al the end of the teWh brought
the following note OF inquiry from his
mother:
would Il be any good TO hire a tooter
for Henry? I desire him 20 be promoted
with the rest OF the class. and ~ you think
a tOoter would promote him kindly let me
know II possible where such a tooter could
be procured and also probable expense OF
said tootering."
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Metals.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE tin market was
steady but quiet and unchanged with spot
quoted at 3OG30 SOC. Copper moderately
active in a jobbing way, with standard spot
10 August quoted II 70d &c; lake. ~ 25G12 6lc
electroytic, u I2HdI2 271zc and casting u 12is
Q122 5c. Lead held steady 4isc and spelter
was dull and nominal at 4.S7izc. Iron quiet
here. but steady and without change.
ST. LOUIS. June 14.-Metals quiet. Lead steady
at 3.s5Q3. s75sc; spelter firm at 4.55G4 COO.
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Cash quotations follows Flour dull
and unchanged; winter patents. 50. 10G3. 90;
straights So s0d370 clear. s.. 10G3.5 80. spring
specials s. 20; patents SS.5093s0: straights. SSa
80 No. spring wheat. 6SQ72isc; No. red.
47isc: No. 8 white 46asG47lsc. No. rye, 6Oc.
Fair 10 choice mailing barley, 66g50c. No.
naXseed. Sl56. No ! Northwestern. N-76. Prime
timothy seed. s6.15. Glover seed. contract grade.
$ IS. Mess pork. per brl. sl7.5Sdl77O. Lard per
Ito lbs. 5000 Short-rib sides oosel S10.35Nl0
Dry-saited shoulders boxed. s. 50QS s2is Short
clear sides boxed, $40 756i0S. Whisky. on
basis o. hiEh wines. 81 30.
Recelpts-Flour. 1900 brls: wheat $500 bu:
corn, $50, 600 bu; oats. 2S2O bu; rye. 5000 bu:
barley. 100 bu- Shipments-Fl0ur. 10. 900 brls:
wheat, Is 900 5us corn. 1450lo bu; oats, 1O2 coo bu
rye. S7,oo0 tu. barley. eco bu.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE week closed with
any change OF moment In the dry goods
market Business continues quiet In ell lines
OF domestics without prices showing any alter
ations. Prints in fair demand for both
fancies and staples. No change IN Bingham
situation Goods scarce and prices firm. Print
cloths dull but steady. American cotton yarns
in slow request weak and irregular. Egyptian
yarns steady. Wooden yarns steady. moderate
business. Worsted yarns IN fair demand. Liner
lutte and yarns firm.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OLE INDIANA
Time Table Effective May n, 1902.
station-union Block,
~ Tr~ans bun ey osns~i I'm.
no West Maryland street

For Anderson, Muncle Marion. Alexandria and
intermediate stations Leave. sl5 a. m. and
each hour thereafter until s:i5 p m. and u.lS
p.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
Leave; a. M, IL a m. D. m. and p. m.
arriving Anderson IA hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie In two hours II a. m and
s 10 m trains make direct connections at Ander-
son with limited trains for Elwood-
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INDIANAPOLIS a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Me-
ridian streets First at a m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 p m. Last car leaves at 80
FREIGHT CARS-Arriye at Georgia and Ne
ridian streets at a. m. and leave at a. m
Also arrive at 30 and leave al $40 p.
COMBINATION PASSENGER AND EMPRESS
CARS-Leave Georgia and Meridian streets az
m
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. June N.-Hens. lie per ID.
spring chickens. l5elIc per 10: young ducks, Sd
She per IL, young turkeys. 6GSc: old. 6n7c
NEW YORK. June l4.-Poultry-Alive aomin-
ally unchanged. Dressed irregular: broilers 2ta
sc: fowls. l3c. turkeys. i3c
ST LOUIS. June H.-Poultry steady; chickens.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS June H-Cotton easy. Sales
l.250 bales. Ordinary, 57sc: good ordinary s@sc;
low middling S5sc; middling. 5-l6c; good mid
ding s-l6c middng fair. i5-lsc. Receipts
!, T2s bales: stock, 11S, 43s bales.
NEW YORK. June H.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands. 7-I6c; middng gulf,
ll-I6c. sales. l.2l bales.
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SAFE DEPOSITS


Z. NJ. time Is IN BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus: DAILY; S-Sleeper: P-Parlor Cars C
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; --ENcept sunday;
f-Sunday only .Daily except Monday.
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Markets for silver

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, &c; Mexican
dollars. 42c.
LONDON.-Silver bars quiet at 24d an
ounce.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. Pa per cent: dis
counts, 2ss. Consols. 96249967s. Spanish
fours, S0Ac.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, l02f 12Ikc
for account. Exchange on London. 25f 211zc
for checks. Spanish fours closed at Sll5
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-Sa statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $l50.0O0. 900 gold reserve in
the division Of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. $500. 100 l7s
Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ 100 626 ia
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD g.
FRANKLIN n. n. CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
fnaton streets. First car at a. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 D. Last car leaves at ll.ls
p. m.
GEORGIA. and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
at $50 a. m. and $3.50 p. m
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Hogs-Receipts.- 500; shipments none The
receipts of hogs this week have been
smaller. showing a decrease of nearly COCO
compared with last week, over 1900 COM
pared with the same week a year ago and
a gain of nearly 1000 over the correspond
ing week two years ago Thus far this
year the receipts are over $1,000 smaller
than the same period last year For the
week ending yesterday the leading local
packers bought a total of 21,41S against
26,1lS the preceding week and 2494O the
same week year ago. During the same
period the shipments were 2S42 against
34ll the preceding week and 6SS9 the cor
responding week year ago. The quality
generally has been fairly satisfactory, pos
sibly better than the average last week
but there has been a continued scarcity
of prime heavy hogs, such as are expected
TO command the full strength of the mar
ket Statesmen have been handicapped by
limited competition and prices, as a rule
have not been as satisfactory as expect
ed. The fact that there have been few
sales at extreme prices was not altogether
the fault of the market, but because there
have been comparatively few hogs here
good enough 10 sell at such prices. Ship
ping orders have been mostly for selected
hogs consequently mixed grades did not
sell TO as good advantage as others Sales
men, in the face OF moderate competition
and ample supplies, were successful in max
ing a gain in values but they had TO fight
for all they got, and then, at the extreme
close of the week, were finally forced to
a
this week was S7.521a. which is probably the
highest price ever paid for hogs i'm this
market in June and IL is the highest paid
here since May q, 1892. when the ton was
S7.62I5 With the exception OF the year 1893
prices have not been as high here since Sep
TENDER 1852. At one time this week values
were fully loo if not 20c, higher than the
close OF last week. but at the close of this
week the difference is not to exceed Zoe
There was a good run to-day for a Satur-
day market. the receipts being nearly twice
as large as a week ago. but fully l. 600
smaller than a year ago. The market
opened with shippers executing a few or
ders for selected hogs at about Sc lower
prices but il was evident that they were
not well supplied with orders. and packers
| having been apparently well supplied
throughout the week. they were inclined to
| take advantage of another ample Supply
to-day and little opposition They were
| bidding from 10c TO 15c lower in most cases
| especially for mixed hogs, but statesmen
would not transfer their consignments at
such figures. Therefore the market was
without animation. and IL took considerable
time 10 agree on a trading basis. Finally
however. occasional sales were being re-
ported AT a decline OF fully 1Oc I'm prices.
and at a late hour a good clearance had
been made on that basis. Different sales
men quoted prices from sc TO l5c lower than
yesterday. and IL was generally conceded
/ that the decline would average 10c. Sales
] ranged from s6.65 TO $50, and small pro-
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, June 14-Wool steady; medium
grades and combing. 13qH%c; light fine. ia
l5lac; heavy fine, loqlSc; tub washed. l5Q24izc-
NEW YORK, June 1.-Wool quiet; domestic
fleece. 25q29c.
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The banks now hold Sl3.302,S0O in excess
of reserve requirements under the % per
cent rule.
The Financier says: THE official state
ment of the New York associated banks Cor
last week showed a gain of sI,259 500 in
cash. This amount very nearly agrees with
the estimated gain which was based on the
traceable movements OF money during the
week, the difference between the actual and
the estimated amounts being only SIS, 800.
The loans were decreased s., 1850, reflect
ing the comparatively limited business on
the Stock Exchange during the week and
also the absence OF important syndicate ne
gotiations. The sterling loans which were
effected last week were with private bank
ers and institutions other than banks, and,
therefore they were not shown in the
statement. The deposits show a decrease
OF S3O27 500 whereas the reduction in loans
less the increase in cash, called for a net
diminution of 81. 1886, 200 I'm deposits; the
statement Is, therefore, technically out OF
proof The discrepancy may in part be ac-
counted for by the average Of payments
for the Meyer settlements during the
week which disbursements are reported 20
have amounted TO about 81 600 600 The re-
ouired reserve was reduced by $3.50. S75,
which sum, added 10 the gain IN cash.
makes S2.Ol6.755 increase in surplus re-
serves; this item. therefore. now stands at
s13. 3O2, $50. against ss,7S2, lbs at the CORE
spending date year ago. The daily aver
age OF the weeks clearings was s1S2 900, 0O0
whereas in the previous week this average
was 500. 10000. The clearings on Saturday,
representing Fridays business. were. how
ever s20i 600 900. This reflects the improve
was observable toward the end OF the
week"
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Sac springs i2alsc: turkeys. SIC: ducks. exc;
geese. <445sc-
CHICAGO. June H-Live poultry easy: tur-
keys. 1Odl2c. chickens thens). 1oi9c: springs. lS9
&c.
CINCINNATI. June H.-Poultry quiet; springs,
i5Q lSc; hens. l01zc; turkeys. Sc.
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Decatur and st. Louis mail and en- $500 t4.25
Chicago express p d.--..-..-...--..-...fllo ~ 40
TuscOlA accommodation ..............f5. so fl0.i5
Decatur and ST. Louis fast ex. ...s11.10 sto5
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Market Continues strong, with some
Evidence OF Manipulation.
Meyer s. Kisers Telegram.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE market con-
tinues strong, but its strength seems TO be
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INDIANA, DECATUR a WESTERN R'Y.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex ......f7.o0 .l0s5
Toledo Detroit and Chicago lin. ...'I2 20 - 25
Muneie, LAFAYETTE and Laporte spec.f1. 90 t1O-25
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INTERSTATE SIOCk1ARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS June 14.-Cattle receipts small;
shipments none. The tendency of the cattle
market since the opening of the week has
been steadily downward. The best dry-fed
steers are not quoted much lower but as
this class of cattle constitutes such small
proportion OF the supply coming che break
in the general market has been a heavy
one. Ordinary steers and butcher stock are
20 cents lower than a week ago while COM
mon, slippery, grass cattle are off fully 50
cents. The demand centers on desirable
stock, with practically no call for the COM
mon grades. Feeding cattle, with the eX
ception Of the very best are hard TO dispose
Of The market to-day was quiet with the
few transactions steady at yesterdays quo
tations, closing steady:
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portion of the supply sold below $50. QUO

portion OF the supply sold below $3.50 Quo
tations:
Good 10 choice medium and heavy. s.. 2Od7. 80
Mixed and heavy packing $500. 6.S0U4.25
Good to choice light weights. ....... 6S507.l0
Common TO fair light weights. 6.65G6.S0
Common to good pigs................ 6.00d6.6O
ROughS ..s.--.-.-...-------.-.- o.19lo-cO
Sheep-Receipts. 100. The marketing of
sheep and lambs this week shows a de-
crease of only about 100 compared with last
week, an increase of nearly 100 over the
same week year ago and a decrease Of
over 500 compared with the corresp spending
the receipts are over 12,C0I larger than the
same period last year While not excessive,
the supplies this week have been ample 10
meet the requirements of buyers and there
has been more or less huctuatiOn in prices.
As a rule, however. reactions have been
followed by a steadier tendency and the
average decline for the week was probably
not 10 exceed 25c on good stock, while
others were possibly as much as soc lower
| occa sionally. Both shippers and local
butchers have been In the market all week
and statesmen succeeded in making good
ciearances at current prices Top prices
paid this week were $3.50 for lambs and s.
for sheep, but at the close of the week
there were not many lambs bringing over
SIS or sheep over $3.50 small number ar
rived for the market to-day, and, as usual
on Saturday, the market was quiet. but
in prices compared with yesterday Lambs
sold as high as $3.50 and sheep as high as
s475. Quotations.
4 "a
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Generally Better Than Expected, Re-
fecting improved Conditions

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE weekly state
ment OF averages of the associated banks
shows the following changes:
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Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none.
The market continues without change
either in prices conditions. The demand
for prime stock from all sources is strong
and steady, but the common grades are not
wanted. Quotations.:
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Hogs-Receipts, 40C; shipments small.
The week closed with hog prices higher
than they have been in any June since 1882.
and higher than they have been at any
time since 1893. The market has been on
the upgrade all week. Conditions have
been very satisfactory, with demand from
both local and outside sources that was
much in excess of the supply. The market
to-day was active and strong at yesterdays
highest figures All consignments changed
hands promptly. Choice heavy hogs are
worth $7.55. with the best lights quoted al
$40. About all of the hogs are selling
above ST. The market closed strong at quo
tationS.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-03
STEAMSHIP TWENTY-FIVE DAYS
GOING TO HONOLULU.
WORKING AT PEARL HARB0R
Plans for Encircling the Main Island
With q Railroad-Honolulu Wants
Government Aid to Improve
Sanitary Conditions.
(By Associated Press.)

Honolulu, March 3.-Thc steamships
Alameda and Doric arriving yesterday
morning were both "A whole day late
from San Francisco aud each eneount-
cred fearful storms en- route. ON the
18th, the Aameda's wheel house was
smashed by the seas and her steam
steering gear was broken.
The brigantine Tanner arrived on the
10th, leaking, and with her crew much
worn out by the overwork of keeping
the pumps going. She left Port Blake
ley for Honolulu, and had to put into
San Francisco in distress to repair her
pumps. Then she started here and met
the storms that have made trouble over
other vessels. She was 25 days between
here and San Francisco.
The steamer Marghareita, bound for
Manial from Portland, put in here for
coal, after 10 days at sea. She ran
aground off the harbor, but got off with
out being damaged.
The navy department has begun ac-
tual work at Pearl Harbor. large
dredger is now being used to deepen the
entrance of the harbor.
Kealakekua bay, a place of historic in
terest as the point of landing IF the
earliest definitely recorded landing of
whites on this island and the scene of
the killing of the English explorer Cap
tain Cook, has been chosen as the site
for the terminus of the Kona- Kau rail-
way now being constructed.
Railroad Comp. eted.
The road will eventually be extended
to the volcano Kleauea. where II will
meet proposed extension of the Hilo
railway. completing a circuit of the ISL
and of Hawaii.
The Merchants association of Homo
lulu has adopted resolutions asking the
aid OF the federal government to put
Honolulu in "A first-cass sanitary con
dition, as was done in the case of Hav-
ana and other places i'm the island of
Cuba and the new possessions.
The transport Grant arrived here on
the 18th after a very rough trip from
San Francisco, bad weather delaying
her over day.
She left on the 18th. continuing her
journey to Manila.
Madam Genevra Johnstone- Bishop. the
oratorio singer who arrived by the Sier-
ra to take part In presentation of THE
Messiah" met with an accident two days
after arriving here breaking her arm
in two places
She tripped upon an unobserved rise
in a sidewalk and fell heavily.