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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

Y y y y
y Denver, Jan. 21.-There were ru- =
Z mOrs of war and plenty of war ,
+ like preparations at the state ,
house tonight. Early in the even =
= ing the story gained currency that =
= a body of armed men was hidden ,
= somewhere in the state house, =
= with the purpose OF Selling the :
y chamber Of the house of repre- =
y sentatives some time during the :
Z night and holding it in the inter- =
4 est OF one of the senatorial can =
y didates- The house chamb>s has :
e heretofore been guarded by three =
= or four men, and early this morn =
= ing ladders are said to have been =
Z found in one of the side corri- =
4 doris. reaching to d window COM :
4 municating with the house gal =
= Iery. 1t is also said that half a :
dozen unknown men were in the =
= vicinity of the ladders, who ran :
+ when discovered Z
= This incident gave color to the =
= rumOr of an intended armed at =
= tack upon the chamber tonight. =
4 To guard against such con- Z
= tingency Sergeant-at-Arns Plum 4
= mer placed thirty armed men, IN :
y der charge of Assistant Sergeant :
y alarms Sherman Bell, who was =
= member of RoOsevelt's Rough =
= Riders, in the chamber, with in 7
4 structions to protect it at ali haz- =
4 ards. Shotguns and large caliber =
revolvers are very much in evil =
+ dence, and it is not thought likely :
4 that a capture Will be attmepted, :
y even If il were planned. I
y The Democratic members of the Z
y senate are still in session, al 4
though most of them went to sleep 4
y upon cots early in the evening I
y They are protected by perhaps a I
4 score of policemen and deputy 4
+ sheriffs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
WEAKENED AND PLOT TO
LIBERATE HORN WAS FRUSTRATED

the jail was TO be blown down at
time when Hora was exercising in the
corridor. a saddle horse with guns
ammunition, provisions and clothing
was to be stationed in an alley near
the jail. and other provisions made for
the escape.
daring plot are in possession of the Of
ficers- Horn denies Hers story. also
that he wrote the letters, but experts
say the writing is that of Horn. Elk
ira precautions to prevent a delivery
wiz be taken from now on. Horn $
case is now in the supreme court
where arguments viii be made for a
new trial, but it is expected the petit
ton will be denied and that Horn will
be sentenced to be hanged some time
in July.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
FORT SAN CARLOS
AGAIN ATTACKED
Shot and Shell From Three Ger.
man Warships.
FORT RETURNED THE FIRE
FIERCE BATTLE RAGING WHEN
DISPATCH WAS SENT.

- ~
= Maracaibo, Venezuela, Jan. IL y
= Three German warships, supposed y
y TO be the Panther, 'Vineta and y
= Fake, began Smelling the port of y
= San Carlos at half-past 3 o'clock Z
= this morning. The fort returned y
= the fire. The engagement was in y
y progress at o'clock this after =
y noon. 4
= The correspondent of the Asso- y
= ciated Press, in a rowboat, ap- =
= preached to within three miles of y
the fort at noon. The roar Of the =
y guns was terrific. The Panther 4
= appeared to be not more than 500 y
= yards from the fort. The guns y
= were being fired every minute. The +
= fort could not be seen for the =
y clouds of smoke, but il was plain =
y that the Venezuelan gunners were =
y answering the German fire splen- =
didly and with great rapidity.
3 At l O'Clock in the afternoon an +
y explosion occurred, apparently in y
: the fort. and a cloud of smoke =
= covered part of the ramparts. A \
= number of Indian fishermen were =
Z intercepted fleeing from the direc- y
= ton of the fort in their dugout =
Z canoes. They reported that the =
y smoke seen was from the burning \
= village of San Carlos. which had =
= been shelled by the German ships, =
= and was in flames. =
= The Smelling of San Carlos has :
= created much excitement among
y the German residents of this port, =
= who have protested against the 3
y action of the warships. =
y + y y y y y > 4 b > y = y y y \ !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
woLcoFT MEN IGNORED.
Chairman Farley Doing Business at
the Old Stand.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 21--D. 3. Farley,
chairman Of the Republican state cen
trail committee, whose resignation was
demanded at a meeting of the COM
mittee on Monday. has refused to COM
ply with this demand, and is still con-
Quoting the business of the committee
at the Republican state headquarters.
He takes the stand that he was not
lawfully deposed, but that the federal
oficehOlders violated their Oaths Of Of
flee BY coming to Denver and voting
him out of Office with the proxies fur
nished them
The provisional committee appointed
a the meeting Of the state central
committee on Monday to assume the
power and work Of the chairman is
conducting business at the headquar-
tiers of Edward o. WOlcett, the leading
Republican senatorial candidate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
Apostle in Joint Assembly of Legislature Officially
Declared Senator elect From Utah.
Makes Speech Defining His Attitude Wells and Chief
Justice Baskin Also Talk.
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SHOOTS CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.

Be known al meridian
Slst which
United
for the the
OF City capital
said state
Prns from inspection Of said Journals that the said Reed snoo
ad the all
IN house aforesaid he then and there declared
OF Utah. for the March A A d 1903
Of the said assembly,
19}5 Salt
i
EDWARD NJ. ALLISON, President
a w JENSEN Secretary
L of he o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
HAD SEVEN WIVES.
Eloquent Southern Preacher Con
victed of Bigamy.

Port Gibson. Miss. Jan 21.-The jury
in the case of Rev. Marion Lane, also
known as Jean Sxyles. charged with
bigamy. returned a verdict OF guilty to-
CAV lie was one of the most learned
theologians and eloquent orators in the
state. II was brought out at the trial
that Skvles had been married seven
times Evidence showing marriages in
Carrville Tex, Russellvile. Ark, and
WoOdvilie was presented 10 the jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
ANOTHER HEINZE JUDGE.
Montana Senate Sits Down Upon
Governor Toole.

Butte. Mont. Jan. PA special to the
Miner from Helena SAYS that the senate
today nexecutive session refused TO con-
firm the nomir alton of w. r. Stewart.
who was appointed judge of the Fifth
judicial district by Governor J. X TOole
tn succeed Judge w. j.. Holloway. who
WAS elected 10 the supreme bench of the
state II is alleged that Stewart was
identified with Heinze in the late cam
paign and upon this the seante based its
.Ll.t I'm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
Thanzs For Quay.

Denver. Jan. PA special TO the Re
publican from Santa Fe, n NJ, says:
The house passed a resolution today,
thanking Senators Quay and Foraker Tor
me SPLENDID fight they are making for
statehood The resolution passed by -
TO l. those voting against It desiring 10
Include the other senator's by naus.i VINO
are friendly to New Mexico's claims to
Statehood The resolution will be amend
ed to that effect when It reaches the
council
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

n Fed sMOOT is now senator-elect
from Utah. The two houses of
the legislature met in joint ses-
sion at noon yesterday and Senator
L. NJ Allison, jr, as presiding officer
of the consolidated body. declared
Apostle Snloot to be elected, and pre-
sented him with his credentials.
s 4Senator-elect Smoot then made a
speech defining his attitude on ma
tional issues. Governor Heber NJ.
Wells and Chief Justice r. n. Baskin
spoke. and the joint assembly ad-
journed.
Little time was consumed outside of
that spent in speeches. OF these, the
addresses of Governor Wells and JUS
tice Baskin attracted fully as much
attention as did that of Mr.. SmOOt.
The governor said he was not prepared
20 state what the effect of the legis-
lature's action would be. nor to eN-
press an opinion as TO the wisdom of
their course. Justice BasiCin criticised
the action of President Roosevelt in
attempting to interfere with the choice
of any state on the senatOrship as
contrary to Democratic and Republican
I3-..-8q}es
-. Scene in the House.
The house chamber was crowded
when Speaker Hull called for order at
1f:30 o'clock. a large delegation from
Provo and other outside cities swelled
the thrOng that fought for every avail
able inch of space. United States Mar
shall Ben Hey wood. with his broad
shoulders and smile. and United States
Attorney Joseph Lippman, were APP
propriately way back in the rear. They
didn't have d chance to sit down,
however, and so they stood up against
the wall gazing on sOlemnly-mere
Spectators where two years ago they
had been conspicuous figures in the
Qsenatorial election.
But this pair of Kearns men couldn
stop the SmoOt tide. even with the aid
of Surveyor General Z. II. Anderson,
who voted for Kearns two years ago
and who was looking on yesterday.
They were almost lost in the jam.
Even the floor of the house was crowd
ed. for many of the members had
brought their wives and others.
Routine business occupied the time
Of the house until a few minutes before
l. o'clock, when the senate was an
nounced. All the house members stood
up The senators fled in and took
seats in a row of leather bOttomed
chairs ranged in front of the repre-
sentatives' desks, and everybody else
who could also sat down. Senator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

NEWER Jan IA joint session
Ii of the two branches of the gen
eraI assembly for the election of
United States senator was held today.
but only Democratic members partiei-
pated and there was no election. Aft
er cOncurring in adjournment of the
house until o'clock Friday the Dem
ocratie representatives proceeded TO
the senate chamber where the joint
session was called to order by Senator
Adams. president pro tenn of the sen
ate. There were present twenty-six
senators Wand twenty-five representa-
tiyes, a total of 81, which is the number
required to elect a senator. Three Re
during the session, but withdrew be-
fore the ballot was taken. Senator
Theodore Mcclure, Democrat, also
retired after the joint session had re
fused to excuse him from voting, leav-
ing only fifty members present. Sew
eraI members objected to the proceed
ings on the ground that the joint ses-
sion was irregular, and five Democrats
besides Mcclure refused to vote for
senator. On the joint ballot forty-five
votes were cast, all being for Henry
NJ. Teller. The joint session then ad-
journed until noon tomorrow.
Claim Action Is Invalid.
The Republican leaders claim that
any action the joint session may take
is illegal and invalid, as he house had
adjourned. They agreed to adjourn
ment of the house until Friday in order
to give the two senates a chance to
make peace and they did not antici-
pate the plan of the Democrats to hold
a joint session.
After the house adjourned without
permitting a joint session the point was
raised that no ballots to be taken on
subsequent days would be valid, be
ca use Of the statutory provision had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
WAS WlLLFUL MURDER.
Spencer May Be Hanged If He Sur
wives His Wound.

Spokane. Wash. Jan 21.-The cor
oner's investigation OF the Staying Of
Miss Ella Mundt. who was fatally shot
last Monday in this city. returned q
verdict this morning finding that the
cause of her death was from a gunshot
wound inflicted by a shot fired from q
revolver he'd in the hands Of one Ed-
ward Spencer That the killing or said
Ella Mundt by the said Edward Spen-
Ger was wilful. deliberate and pre-
meditated murder Spencer is still
alive and has q chance for recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
pAInING RFLFASFD-

Washington Jan. IA c4hlegram re-
ceived at the state department today
from Consul General jenkins at san
Salvador announces that Padding. the
American who was as he claimed. IL
legally arrested ny the local authorities
there has been released. The state de-
pertinent had cabled Minister Merry 70
see that the man had justice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
VETOED BY MAYOR LOW.
Cannon Did Not Boom For Platt in
New York.

New York. Jan. 21.-Mayor Low today
refused TO approve resolution passed
by the board Of aldermen yesterday Civ
ing the Lincoln club permission 20 fire 100
guns today in honor OF the reelection of
Senator Platt. The mayor said
since tbs accident IN Madison Square
feel that zoo much. care cannot be OK
ercised in tho use of explosives in crowd
ed parts Of the cit--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
FORMALlN USED IN A
BLOOD POISONING CASE

st. Louis, No. Jan. u.-As a last re-
sort in an effort TO save the life Of
Mrs. Alice Garrett, DR.. Walter E. Dor
satt last night commenced the use Of
formalin for blood poisoning A marked
improvement in the condition Of Mrs.
Garrett. who was al deaths door, has
resulted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
PROTESTS FROM IDAHO.
lsnecinl Id Nd HeraldA :

washington. Jan. Ex-senator Dubois
today fsled petitions from I.atah, Wash
iuotoe- and ShOshOne counties, Idaho.
prcfestinc against the passage of the
Ouarles bill providing for the repeal Of
The desert timber and stone ana other
land laws.
Senator Kearns was today notified that
the postoffice department VIII provide
screen mail wagon for the Provo post
office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
ON THE SHORT LINE
Two Passenger Trains Collide at
Nampa, Ida.

Boise, Ida, Jan. 21.-TWo Oregon
Short Line passenger trains collided at
4:30 O'Clock this morning at Nampa-
The damage was confined TO the en-
gines and tenders and to two mail
cars. Thomas Glenn, fireman on the
branch train, was cut in the head.
No one was seriously hurt. but the
passengers nevertheless received a Sc
we're shaking up. The Boise branch
train had just reached Nampa and was
running off the " TO back into the
depot when she was struck by the en-
CINE of the WesJbOund No 1 on the side
just below the cab The branch en-
CINE rolled out into the ditch al the
side Of the track, but the tender and
cars stayed on the track. The main
line engine. tender and two mail cars
were thrown into a gully
Traffic was stopped for several hours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
LONG WINS IN KANSAS.
Stanley Withdrew and Stampede
Followed

Stanley Withdrew and a Stampede
Followed
Topeka. Kan, Jan. H--Foliowing the
withdrawal Of Ex-Governor W e stan
ley from the sena tOriaI race tonight.
developments came thick and fast, and
the outcome means the election of
Congressman c. l. Long as senator.
As soon as the news of Stanley's with
dra wal was known, Congressman Bow
ers Immediately got out of the race,
letting his supporters go where they
would Then twenty-nine of the Stan
ley men got together and pledged
themselves to vote for Long. This
gives Long seventy-fiVe votes in the
Republican caucus, or ten more than
enough to elect.
The Republican caucus tonight failed
to make q choice. Another caucus viii
be held tomorrow night. when it IS
expected that Long viii be nominated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
RuMoR WAS FALSE.

= Rome, Jan. Zl.-The rumor that =
= the pore was dead is without
= foundation. The pontiff gave :
3 number of long audiences today :
. and his callers included Senior :
, Quirno Costa, vice president of =
= the Argentina and the latter's
= wife and family. The pontiff =
= talked with Senior Costa for one =
. hour =
: =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
PRICES BOOSTED.

New Orleans. Jan 2L-The Southern
lumber manufacturers convention
adopted a report which is in the ma
ture of an agreement to raise the prices
OF all lumber. on some grades as much
as from one to two dollars per thou
sand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
SETTLEMENT EFFECTED.
David Keith Does Business With In
terror Department

washington. Jan 21.-Davfd l. Keith.
president of the silver King Mining COM
panv is in the city and has effected a
settlement with the interior department
in the controversy Involving the right to
cut timber for mining purposes from
public lands. the settIement being salts
factory to Mr.. keiths company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
NEW PoRTo RIcANBILL.

Washington, Jan Ex-senator Foraker
todsy introduced a bill renouncinE all
rlgnt to the church LANDS ia Porto Rico
The bin grants the rights of natdralizE-
ton 70 tbs Porto Riears and % the people
Inhd biting other Possessions OF the Unit
ed States similarly situated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
FEDERAL COURT IN UTAH.
Senator Rawlins' Bill Has Been Sent
to Conference.


Washington. Jan. 1.-THE senate to-
dav disa Ereed to the house amendments
TO Senator Rawlins' bin providing for
holding terms of court in Utah. and the
measure was sent to conference. Senator
hawlins being one of the c0nferees on
the part OF the senate. The bill pro-
vides that terms of the district court
shall be held in Salt Lake City on the
second Monday III September. January
and April of each year. The contention
is over the point whether. as provided by
the house. two terms shall be held each
wear at Ogden, or whether it remains Op-
tonal with the judge to hold sessions at
Ogden or other points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

BAD FoR BROKERS.

san Francisco. jan. 2l,-Supe- I
y ricr Judge Sioss decided today 4
= that dealing in margins was il I
= legal The decision affects nearly I
. All brokers in the city 4
= = = y = = = 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
UNABLE TO ELECT

Result of Balloting in Several of the
States.
Dover. DEL Jan 21--The Democrat
iC caucus members who made the offer
10 deal with the regular Republicans in
electing one senator each in an effort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
COAL FROM GERMANY

; Berlin. Jan 21--American :
, agents are asking terms fer 1O0, 009 I
, tons Of coal for shipment 70 the
, United States
INSTRUMENTATION
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

Silver. 475kc per ounce.
go upper, u1zc per pound New York.
si5.go TO ~. . per 100 pounds.
Lead, $50 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
SOC L
DOllNGg

Mise Rideeuay entertained the
Eight Thirty Cinch Club lhat night
a. her home on Capitol hill.
Misc Beatrice Wright. who has
been ~ At her home. Il now better
and able TO be oct.
Tbs woman's Educational Ciub
met yesterday afternoon at the cfuh
rooms IN the New York bisck.
Mrs.. = II. faddeii is entertaining
the Alpha Club this afternoon at her
horne, iQ& Denny way.
Lady Sterling Chapter. Daughters
d the American Revolution. met
Monday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Ira bronson. sol Olympic
place. Very important business was
transacted.
Miss Gertrude shAffer OF Kent ls
visiting this week in Seattle. the
guest OF her sister. Miss Margaret
shaffer.
The Hi Yuwawa cinch club held
~ regular meeting this afternoon.
Mrs.. Eteepic. lsSs Queen Anne, will
entertain the F0rinightly Club
Thursday afternoon
The new club house Of the Sigma
MI Fraternity viii be opened Fri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
THREE THOUSAND UNION
FISHERMAN May STRIKE
ALASKA PACKING COMPANIES
SCALE PROPOSED ~ THE NEWLY ORGANIZED PROTECTIVE
socIErv-sur ONE HAS AGREED TO THE DEMANDS MADE

for kafiut1 Copper river. chilkss
Fort Wranksl Cooks inlet. Bortns
and Chiknlk hay.
Harry Craft has arrived from saf
Frsneisco to act an agent Of tn.
local branch Of the uuion. He self
yesterday
n have seen ali the hing com
pAntes IN Seattle. ana all have ~.
fused sn areede 10 our demands.
letter which I received frem Hscre
tsry I. ". Hyien. ~ho ts at rAf
Francisco. states that the companies
IN that city are balsina IN the nau1'
wsy. and Fight IL expected,
but me company. the Coprei
River Fishing Company. has eccspt,
81. The superintendent. Ms. brow
tell viii employ 70 men. They vii
pass through Seattle on their we,
north the latter part Of February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

Truuble l. brewing hetween the
Alaska Fishermen and the Seattle
and San Francisco companies when
are % employ them dariaa the cora
lnx ssnsrer. There ~ dissatisfaction
with the new wage scale which the
Fishrrunen Protective Union Of the
Pacific and Alaska crEaulzsd last
fnlE. fec~ntiy submitted 10 tho com
penirs. The latter. with one escep-
tina. have 20 far refused 10 accept
their attitude the 1ero uaton men
may decline 70 60 ~ thu fishlns
banks asd streams this spring
The union demands the employ
meat Of none but union Fishermen
and stewards and the furnishing Of
sanitary living quarters and whole
acme food. The price 20 he paid the
rneu FOR fish caught IL specially fixed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
SMALL SIZED RIOT IN
TOWN OF ISSAQUAH
Three Miners Load Up With Coal Camp Wits
key, Whip City Marshal, Are Arrested
and Break Jail

the iail where they werc ieekcd up.
Friends Of the fiotcfe demanded
that tsoiice Judge " "a. lleaton re-
lease them un halt The Judge re-
fused 10 de- this until he should learn
an the facts In the case and the
nature of the injuries Inflicted uron
the ufficprs. He stood firm IN spite
IT loud threats % tar ana feathers
directed aEainss him
Monday moinins Il was found that
the )Aii doorH had been broken open
aud that the prisoners were gune.
Their friends announced that the
men would never be taken alive. and
word 10 this effcet MAS sent % the
sheftffs office, A deputy sheriff
was sent up yesterday 10 the town
10 investigate. and an receiving his
report Prosecuting Attorney scest
caused warrants &c be issued fpt
Cope. TrigE and Curtis upon charges
OF assault with intent 10 commit
murder and resisting an ufficcr.
Two deputies went "a fnHaquah
this morning to serve fhr warrants
provided the three deapcfadees can
! be- found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

The shefiff'a office has Warrants
FOR the arrest % three miners, Ed
ward cope. John Trtkg and Patrick
s'aftta. tho led a small ssiaed riot At
fsaa4uah sunday evening, The TITO
assaulted aud badly beat three Of
fcers who tried to arrvat them. ana
when unhllV lodged in iail suec~esied
during the night ia breaking the
bars hy the aid % friends. ana are
now at large.
M cope started the rumpur hv be-
coming pugiilatic tn the bellevue
raioan. where he had been trying 10
DRINK all the whisky IN town. The
proprietor sent Zoe city Marshal
Case who attempted 10 take Cnpe
outside rae latter struck the mar
shltl and Casa rctAliated. TrixE and
curtis. who had been drinking In
Cope's company, came 10 his assist.
auce and the marHhsl was thunped
until he was almost inaensihle.
Deputies Steften and Cameron
came IN one AZ time and were given
q similar reception. Finally cope's
father who il also a deputy. Induced
the scfappefs 60 accompany HIN to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
NEW STEAMSHIP
TEXAN IN PORT

The American Hawaiian lines
new steamship Texan arrived late
yesterday afternoon from New York
via San Francisco. on her maiden
voyage. She snade tfls run from New
York 20 San Francisco In q Jays Il
hours. brea king the record She has
a dead weseht-carfyinG capacity Of
if.e9e tons
After dischargfns SEQ tons o. gen
erni freight at this pert she win load
5000 barrels Of lime and geo tons Of
-four. feed and fertilizer. She gees
20 Honolulu. thence 20 New York..