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NEVER SAW A
STREET CAR BEFORI

Several cowboys came down from
Hawaii with Eben Low as witnesses
in the Parker Ranch controversy, the
majority of them making their first
visit away from the big Island. AS
cowboys they have spent most of their
lives on the broad acres of the Parker
estate on Hawaii, and but few of them
have ever been farther away from the
ranch than their horses could take
them in a days ride.
Their first appearance in Honolulu
was novelty to them as well as to
those who had them in charge. They
viewed the street cars with no little
curiosity and took great delight in rid
ing about the city in them.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
U. tug Iroquois, Niblack, (station
vesseD.
q. S. R. c. Thetis, Hamlet, Midway
and Lisianski Islands, June %.
MERCHANT VESSELS.
Annie Johnson, Am. blk, Johnson, June
Is.
Arizonan. s. s. Lyons, Seattle, June %.
Archer, Am. bkrn., Lancaster, San
Francisco, June g.
Curzon, Oh. sp., Johansen, Nitrate
ports, June z.
Irmgard, Am. bknt., Schmidt, San
Francisco, June q.
Irene, Am. schr., Portland, June IS.
Jabez Howes, Am. sp., Clapp, New
castle, June 4.
Lavinia, Am. schr., Weisbarth, French
Frigate Shoals, June %.
Mohican, Am. blk, Kelly, San Fran
cisco, June 10.
Marie Hackfeld, Ger. sp., Tufts, Bre-
men, June 10.
Rosamond. Am. schr., Fernald, from
San Francisco. May %.
Solano, Am. schr-. Rosich, Newcastle,
June %.
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The Mails

Ma!'s are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Coptic, today.
Yokohama-Per Mongolia. July s.
Sydney. Brisbane and Suva-Per 40
rangi, June 90.
Fictoria-Per Manuka, July 2.
Mails will depart as follows:
San Francisco-Per Alameda, July S.
4okohama-Per Coptic, June %.
Nlctoria-Per Aorangi, June %.
Sydney-Per Manuka, July 2.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU.
Monday, June 81.

Monday, June 81.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina,
KaanapaIi, Honolua, Makena, Kihei,
Maalaea, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, at
3 p. m.
Am. schr. Edward r. West, DahIer,
for Port Townsend.
Stmr. Likelike. Naopala, for Maui
and Molokai ports, at p. IN.
Stmr- Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Ana
hola, Kappa, Kilauea, Hanalei and Ka-
lihiwai, at p. m.
SAILING TODAY.
schr. Lady, for Koolau ports, at 1
p. m.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports, at noon.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Maui ports, at p. m
Stmr. ]. A Cummfns, SearIe, for
Koolau ports, at a. m.
DUE TODAY.
s. S. Coptic, from San Francisco.
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WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander Street,
June p, 10 p. m.
Mean Temperature-76.0
Minimum Temperature-71.
Maximum TemperatUre-S1
Barometer at 9 p. m.-30.05; steady.
Rainfall, "a hours up to a. NIB.
Mean Absolute Moisture-6.6 grs. pei
cub. #.
Mean Relative Humidfty-70.
Winds-N.E.; force 8.
Weather-Fair with valley showers.
Forecast for June 2S-Moderate
trades, fair weather.
r. c. LYDECKER
Territorial Meteorologist.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Full moon June 9th at 9:52 2 ~,
Times Of the tide are taken from the
united states Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahuluf and Hill ooo,,r
ABOUT one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu
hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
50 minutes slower than Greenwich
ume, being that OF the meridian Of 157
oegrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle lows at 1880 D. m. which il
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours o min
utes- Sun and moon are for local time
for the whole group.
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Pineapples to the Coast Prepaid.

Tropic Fruit Co. will deliver a box
Of their fine Wahiawa Pineapples to
any address on the Coast, all charges
prepaid, for less than the freight alone
would cost you. See Byron o. Clark,
Manager, or leave orders with F. c..
Enos, agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Masonic block. .
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The Champion Cowboys.

John Lindsay and Ikua, known as the
champion cowboys of the islands, are
in town as witnesses in the Parker
ranch litigation. These two men are
said to be the most expert throwers
of the lariat in the islands, Some
years ago a Mexican was brought here
to compete against them and they
easily outpointed him in every way.
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Filling Hilo Park, Hilo, Hawaii:

Filling except top fill, per cubic yard
Volcano Stables & Transportation
Co., $O.25; John T. Brown, $O.19 ga; D.
K. Eguchi, $O.25; L. NJ. Whitehouse,
$0.19 1-2. Top filling of loamy material,
per cubic yard-Volcano S. & T. Co.,
$1.25; $50 days; John T. Brown, 1921
ga; months; D. K. Eguchi, $3.50; so
days; L. M. Whitehouse, SIPS; 100 days.
The time given is for both items.
Constructing road from Kallua 10
Keauhou Hawaii:
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BARGAINS FOR HOME
SEEKERS.

FOR SALE of the choicest lots in the
kaimuki Tract, 1900 so. #. each:
worth $3.50; $475 each; $50 down and
$40 per month without interest. These
lots command fine, unobstructed
view, are all cleared. fenced, Guilt
waited and provided with water. Title
perfect.
FOR RENTED each, two modern cot
tages close to center of city.
J. H. SCHNACK.
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Found at Honolulu En-.
pIOyment Agency

Help, skilled and unskilIed male and
female of all nationalities, free OF cost
and trouble.
Registered list of the best help in the
city who want work.
WANTED TO-DAY
Stone Cutters, $3.50 day; I Stone
Layer, $3.50; Woman Cook for family
in country, $50 month.
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rARIUS CHERON .
A D:A

Studio-Ha aleIea Lawn, corner Rich
ards and EoteI.
Societalre des BeaUx Arst de France.
Specimens of work on view at the
HOLSTER Drug Co.
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The Record contains all of the official,
eodTt, corporation, foreclosure, and part
nerEhip notices published in all OF the
English newspapers published in the Ter
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7-McINTYRE BUILDINC-7

Furnished Cottage at Wahiawa to
rent by week or month"; Terraced
Lots Palolo, view unexceIled; for sale.
$4,000 Mortgage on business property.
Houses rented; Real Estate Auditing.
w. L. HOWARD,
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SHIPPERS NOTICE.

Steamers Kinau, Claudine and Like
like will each sail one day late at their
regular hours Fourth of July week.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
$3.50
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SALES BETWEEN BOARDS.
Twenty-three Eva a $40.
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Professional Cards
AGENTS.

ALEXANDER COCKBURN-84O Ka-
ahumanu st. Valuator, Business
Agent and Notary Public
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FOR SALE.

HOUSEHOLD furniture. r. w. Cham
bers, No. Little Village. En-block
or portions to suit purchaser-bar-
gains. $3.50
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Inquire 1918 Beretania avenue 6826
GENTLE driving mare, phaeton and
harness; Plymouth Rock chickens.
Apply H. E. Waity, 1912 Punahou st.
6S13
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO gentlemen of ability an exceptional
opportunity is offered to engage in
an extremely profitable business; no
capital required. References must be
furnished. Address *" in care of
the Advertiser Office. $3.50
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VESSELS IN PORT.

S. Coptic, from San Francisco
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.

Honolulu, June 81, 1904.
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STORE TO LET.

THE 2-story storehouse adjoining the
undersigned, Queen street. VIII be
sub-let at a low annual rental for
term of years. Also warehouse room.
NJ. w. McCHESNEY & SONS, LTD
6S2S
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. ANA Mrs. \. j. l'icli wont t" Rut-
land Oh Monday. Mr.. Field is seiN ing as
juryman at the United States court in
session there. quite large number at
tended the social hon given at The town
ham Thursday evening. Eirthards or
chestra of three pieces Furnished music
Milo 8. Williamson ON Friday last,
sold the farm upon which hc was born.
and where ne has lived. with the tXcep-
tion of short time, 10 Edw ard 1sowdsh
of Woybridse The Milo Ellsworth farm
has also been sold to Mr.. cMurt,y of
Wrybriigc-- Mrs. :. il, l3arnum has
gone 10 Salisbury. \. IT,, to visit her
parents. Schools in town clos" tins week
for the spring vacaton.-'rhe STATE board
of agriculture will hold mottinl, at the
town hall on Thursday, February p, at
which time subjects pertaining to the
agricultural interests of Addison county
will be discussed
Harry Spraguo of Bristol, and his two
children spent Sunday at Earl Thrall's ---
Edwin Jones is suffering with an attack
of rhe heumatsm.-Thcre was II grange
meeting Thursday evening The third
ana fourth degrees were conferred on
several candidates Miss Fannie Thral
has closed her school in Whiting and is
spondin.r her Nar1 ION at home
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

The monthly meeting OF the w. G. 4.
t.. will ue held at Mrs. Henry Bassctt' :
on Friday afternoon. February 10. Sew
,ral members will give readings of some
of the present workers in the temperance
causo.- Jerome Chase is confined to the
house with an attack of muscular rheu-
mati.m. Miss Bertha Lewis has returned
from a visit III Rutland.-MrS. Weston
of Fort Henry, y. y, and Mrs. ISham of
Winooski were in town 10 attend tho fu-
neral of their brother, George Cronk. on
S,nday.--rherc viii pc an cXpt rouco So
Ella hle preceded by hash supper in the
parlurs of the Methodist church ON Mon
day evening, FchrudrT -, to which all
ar. cordially invited, the proceeds to
svoll The parsonage rcpail 'nnd carlos
Man tn. has gOuc uu a huslll'S' "Trip to
MilliamstuWu aud Edrro.
Miss lu,H Martin j. visiting her aunt,
Mr.. G"orcc IiHHrltiuc - Bristol Little
Edward M.lhN IL Sloadiy impr"Nlne and
the trained nurse Mrs, Stoclicr hats re
turned to Hurlmgtun MIR. Loretta Dean
Of Monkton j. visiting Al her SON a humc,
w. NJ. Dean. The " hist party Was pleas
antly entertained on Thursday evening
Ut the homo OF John Wheeler After two
hours spent in playing wrist. nee cream
and cake We're served.-Georse tronk, SON
of the late Albert Crork, died at his
homo on Friday afternoon, February u
uf quick consumption. The funeral scrv-
ices were held at his home on sunday,
the Rev. George Lennon Officiating. 60
young child OF Mr., and Mrs Clayton
Rublcc is quite ill.-The condition of the
sick at G. ii. Stratton's Is very favorable.
Mrs. Bamforth of Waterbury, who sus-
tanned injuries in tho wreck here recently.
has recovered.
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of small poX in this towu.-IIoward Sar-
gent. who has been dong business in v.
". MorgunS store the last five months,
has dccidcd to make charge. and Mr..
MorSan has taken possrssiOn.- According
to the hndinsS Of the auditors. the cx-
pcnSs, Of the town the past year are us
follows Solectm orders, sl.3oo; sup
port Of schools. $500: for roads, H,"S5:
La hil,ics to he met. Si.30oJ. j. Elliott
and his mother Mrs. Laura Elliott. of
East Warren. visited at a. r. Morgan &
,hc first of the week'rhere viii be an
oyster supper FOR tho benefit of the Rev.
NJ. y. linncs at tho hail February %. TO
which the public is invitcd.-Mrs. a. {.
Merrill has returned from Il two weeks
Visit in Sudbury.--'rhe Rev MIR. Robbins,
the sup.rintcn's'n Of the Anti-Siloun
League of New Hampshire. spoke in the
tniuu Church last rhursdav evening" --
Miss Maide Ginlc is visiting in Now
sIavcn--A leap year load of sin couples
attended The concert in Bristol NedncS-
day evening Frank Brooks. wife aud
children visited at DrNille Estes over
sunday Tho mills IN town are heavily
stocked and the prosp' ct FOR lHmb'r m
,crests the coming year Is Good.-Jam"s
King Is poorly. aud L. visiting ht George
St,adman's in South StIrksboro.-M -Mrs.
hmm ~ very low,
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WILL DESTROY NAVY FIRST
This Is Relieved 10 Bc JapnE's Plan
ITS Programmes kept Entirely Se-
crct-SOmc Conflicting Reports.

L.oudun. l'ch. l>.-JHpIn IS most sic
cosstulY Keeping her plans secret. Not Il
siI 81" item of news which could tC Of
possible service to the enemy has been
permitted to leak ont. The belief prevail
Cut in London based on hints in de-
Spntches from correspondents, is that her
main objective point Will be found to be
the Liao-Tuug peninsula. but that moth
ing of a military nature will he attempted
until Russia : naval squadrpnS are ei-
fectuaUN disposed Of
Tho che Foo correspondent Of the Paris
tditiou of the New York Herald i'm 90
de- patch in which he reports the arrival
Of iuukS hearing Japanese wounded from
the Port Arthur engagement OF February
IL. believes this shows that something
more thtu torpedo attack took place
there.
Tho Tokio CORE .poudont OF The stan
dard reports that two battloshhs were
lastroV,i IN this attack, Will" the Corr"-
spoudcut at Tien rsm of the STANDARD
says unitr date of February L thai u
privatr despatch from Port Arthur brings
the st'ltement that the Russian squadron
has again put t. -aa.
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EN- ROUTE HOME
Special Train Bearing the Body
Of Senator Hanna to
Cleveland.
FUNERAL IN WASHINGTON
DiEnitarics Of All Branches of the Gov
crRmcnt and Representatives of
Foreign Powers Pay Last Trib-
utes--RcV. Dr. Edward Ever
cit Hale Conducted Services.

Washington, Fcb. i1.-7hc train bear
ing the remains Of senator Hanna left
Wnshi1gton for Cleveland nt six OCloc Il
Tonight. On The train are ell the mem
bcr9 of tho late senator's family AMI u
uumhcr at personal friends. Thc caSh"t
WAS taken from the United states CAPITOL
building at i:il p. m. aud WAS escort ed
10 tho P,nn> ylVana railroad station hy
the cominittr" of tho senators and rep
reseutatives which had CHARGE OF the
funeral.
ilr train consists ot ono baggage car.
diaug car, two pullman sltcpcrS. u
private cnr ANA an oheo ovation car. The
observation '2r Wa rlrIrc'l 90 all o. ITS
observation seats and i'm This space the
caSk"t was rIaccd. Aroun'i it were bank
rd the iuauN floral offerings anl nearly
every scat r"maining IN Tn" car held on.
ur more of these portumed burdens.
Among the nor'l contvihut IONS Wa q
Cross of lilies from the government "t
Yd1iHrna. handsome trilut' from Ill the
cabinet mcmbrrs aud many senators ih-
Guiding Il wresth Of sweet poos aud Viz
tets from senator and Mr.. tlltt 90 81 "
York. rhc raurs oi many iuh"l organ
izdtiQus. tuloug them the Typographical
union. letter curriers'. and Book bWdcr~
appeared ia the li:t Of those serdin4
dow Wcrs.
rho ear carrying tho remains was The
first IN III" train. The funeral ilrtN IL
composed or tho following. Mrs. NJ y
Hanna. Nj II. NJ. Hanna. Mr.. aud Mrs
ID. <. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. j. McdiI Nc
Curmich. Mr.. and Mrs. lIarr> Parsons
Mr. inG Mr. Elmer Dover. Miss Mary
l.. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. prentss BdId-
win GOV. MYrnn r. ilcrrck, Bisnor
Leonard Andrew Suui~c, Gen. Charles
)ick Mr. and Mrs. a. T.. Fisher
pi. T.. J.. carter. j. II. Dempsey. Miss
I.,l,t
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VERGENNEs.

willard T. p,,rovve or I,-,l,t,o, ,.,
y,ss Marc petta ,nror az t,,,,' a'''
S.ra na,.,,;.d ~ ,hn na,,,,.,,i.'. 'H"u' til
L. ,r ma ci,,. ,,,h,,r,ll,,. H., ,,''
vnn1 - '''' '''''
Del,, p,,s....,. .,i,.., r,.,.,.-.,.....-
~, n.. - "a ''' mn ~
W ''3 n'"''''T' H"i"-
'''' = "een ~
!" W." Wy WH'' 'N" Hdusf-
(r"' N'S' mar I'" warmer Hnd Miss
l"l"l''o' "'th "l 'ulS 'l'N' i"ur hrotll-
r., Henry l,u"'o" "l ms cily, William
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BURLINGTON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY

the arrival of Mr. Benton. the future ten
nnt.-rho schools generally closed III this
town last week. IN district NO Ia.
taught nv Miss Cora Bard. one scholar
Leon J.nngeway. has the distinction of
being the only one who was not absent
or tlr,iy during tho year. Tho following
had hut ono mark against their inmos:
Edward and lose phiuc Rushlow Beatrice,
Maraarct, Jennie, Henry aud Hosru
I.angoway. In district No. Il, Miss Mary
iobinson teacher, the term closed with
rhetoricals and number Of visitors were
present. The scholars d"sirntG' 10 t"sti'v
their appreciation of the teachers scr
vices made her a present and shc IN turn
gave them treat that all children en-
iov.--Mr. and Mrs Frank Adams of Nilis
boro. n. V. who have hecn visiting at e..
NJ. Sattcrlys and other friends, LETT FOR
their homo on Tuesday morning.-A Sum
day school rally 70, tho towns of Ferris
b,irgh and Monktcn will be held at tho
CONGREGATIONAL Churcii hers Wednesday
AFTERNOON and evening. February ~ The
laies will provide suprer for all In at
tCuliuCC.
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civil War, being "a member Of Co Il, nth
Vermont He was a member of the Meth
cdist Church of this city and also OF
Ethan Allen Post. q. \. II.
The city auditors report from February
|, 1at9 to February L. 1901 showing The
several items of disbursement during; that
period Is as follows: Cty poor account,
s217.@3 city poor farm, s2Ioi; police aud
jail, $iop.1i. FIRE department, s277.t0 wa
ter department, S2.1SS.al sidewalks. $3.50.
20. bridges. s76.IS; highways. s1,70l.50;
sewer department. sl23 q park, s77s5;
liauor agency. &!i5 t., city library. s226 26
street light department. 81, 900; city hall
NJi6i: incidcrtals. $soGs; city council
orders. $40 81; paid by city treasurer.
including outstanding orders, interest and
bonded debt. State and county taxes and
half OF liquor liGenses etc, s1o61i.a5,
making the total disbursements, $50, ,7s5. 20
trcasurer's receipts, SCI .oiSsi, cash on
hand. s3o3M
At the adjourned meeting Of the stock
huido;1 cf thc Prospect Cemetery assO-
ciation aeld Tuesday afternoon in the
directors room al the Ncrgonncs National
bank. ,h" following were elected as trus-
tees for Che coming, yclr: w. q. Bixby
Charles j.. Parker. f.. a GOss. Alnlrew W
Ross. r. l.. Kingsand Dr f.. W. Ship
man, W. \. Sheriff. II was voted that tho
rental Of single lots should be raised tc
two dollars per year BY a unanimous
vote the price for the use Of the receiving
vault WIS llAcd at one dollar ucr month
the bodies to remain 40 Letter than the
I.t n of Tho Following Nav
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SHOREHAM.

Taru,.m IllI school celebrated tn" clos
in" of the winter term tchruArN oih. 10y
giving Il party TO the parents and friends.
Master Norman Edwards received Il hand
sor - cj.l, and saucer us Il prI3" fnl nav .
in. NO marks against his u,,nc. Master
lTcri,crt Euslan and Master Everett E"ston
rocriVod each Il book rs n reward for
having the fe~eSt marks, and Master
HAL baldwin. who has not mlEsod Il
dav during the past year. was prcs"n'cd
with a book Inc pupils presented th"ir
teAC her. Mabel {. D.lunu, a handsome
manicure set aud u picture. "lhc Dance
Of the Nymphs.' done in passe partout,
twenty guests were present ami refresh
ments consisting oi sar1wl"h"s, cold
meat. ,lff.c. cake, douphnuts ana POPCORN
were served.
Mr. and Mrs james baldwin went To-
Crown Point FRIDAY, February T. Go at-
tend the funeral of Mrs. BaldWin's t,unt,
Mrs. Eliza Russell. SeN eral from Town
attended the whist part at orwell
Tuesday evening given by tho Hands
cove chapter. -. A. R.-Vhc Rev. Mr..
Torlinson of Cornwall gave an exhibition
ni moving pictures in Academy hall Fri
svcrirg. February i2.-The R'V. Y. a.
carlson i ON tn sick list. Mrs Emily
Rorors. who has been visiting at t. T..
DouclHs's. hns gone to Pittsford. Mrs. l..
~ Tottiueham entertained III" Moravian
clu, Tuesday AFTERNOONS February a.
L. Grant Houston gave his lecture on
Travis in the Holy Land' Thursday
ovol iu%, February II. Only q small au-
dieucc greeted Mr. HOuston.~-Au enter
tnnTcnt was given in Academy h"ll
Moniay evening, February = for the
booeht o! village Improvement. 1t WAS
followed by a dance and basket PARTY.
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WALTHAM.

4 veir yrcttv home wcddiua oco nrr"d
at tlc residence oi MI. ana Mrs. +. I.
Ward. Wednesday Feh ~ When 'n''''
eldest daughter. Miss Mary ~. was gwen
IN m1iriaG" TO Arthur IT,, only son OF
W. w. iIooth, the I,cv. II. y. Wood ror-
for'ulnr tn" ceremony. IN" triie 5 20" n
Wls wi ite wool d"mi- train trimmed with
SATIN lace ard ribbon. IN" lrr'or WIS
decorate for IN" orca-iou with cedar
Gni e., pc "rccn and white. Promptly
cirlt o',lock the brii" ANA groom I" the
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FUNERAL IN CLEVELAND
No EuIogy to Bc spoken Mt the Scr-
Viccs-Entirc state Legislature
Will He in Attendance.

Cleveland. O.. Feb. lin accordance
with the wishes of the Hanna family
ii has bcci decided that no remarks Of
a culogistic nature shall be made in
st. Paul'a Church at the funeral ser
vices over the rcmaius of Senator
Hanna Friday, aud the services will
consist only of the ritIalistic service vi
the Episcopalan Church.
a memorial meeting, however, will
be held at the Chamber of Commerce
Saturday, at which prominent citizens
viii deliver addresses on the life and
work OF Mir Hanna.
Practically all business will be sus-
pended in Cleveland for the greater
part of Friday. as n mark of respect 10
the memory OF the senator. The banks
stores and manufacturing establish
mcntS viii close at noon ana all street
cars viii bcromc motionlcss for five
minutes 1T ono u'c.ock T. nj.
fhc entire Ohio state legislature, con-
siStns ol about ldn mon, will con.r from
columbus ON a special train. Governor
tirrrick and staff ard o&-Governor Nash
vii! also attoud. So far - known Cover
nor Durhn Of Indiana is the only State
executive Outside q Ohio corning to the
funeral Macy others. pr"min"nt in pub
lie life win also attend tn services.
All prblic Ird pare. ,i schools Will
close Friday and no theatrical perform
auco win bc givun at The Euclid Avenue
.opera fIouso Thursday night Senator
Hanna owned that theatre.
Hanna pictures arc III nearly every store
window ia tho city surrounded by mourn
Inc.
II Was decided to-uieht 10y tho loca
comdittco Of arraugcmouts TOR the ly-
ing iu state ceremonies to OMEN tho
auditorium Of tho chamber of Com
mercc at siX oclock Friday mornius'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-18
TRIED TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
Young Husband OF DuNbury Tried to
Hang Himself because His Wife
Mns Gone.

Waterbury. Feb l7--When Miles God
frey returned to his home in Duxbury
from his work Monday noon lac fuind his
young Wife gon" aud 40 trace of her 10
he found. tc notified the parrnrs al his
vile whq liz" hcm hS hut they We're
mNslliri. Nulh!u2 has teen hoard from
her smc' aud Mr D;olfr'N was sr5atl'
diSiutb,d Tue -ddS nisut another chtp,
t,r whs lIdrd IL I'M fuiuun'r Nj. 'tud.
Trey hC, anne desperate amt Iltempt"i
suioid" hN hauEius H. was touId hv
some friends tuMoNor. hrforc lf- was
extinct and hN prompt action life Was
saved. It is NOW thuuchl thhi MI. ,;ui
Trey IL III Sminslcd, Mls-.