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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ELECT Troops of the A.
n. O.. T.. held an election OF officers last
evening at the armory. Second LieUten-
amt A. W Game. IT., was elected first
lieutenant and first class sergeant of the
signal corp T. J.. Bourne, was elected
second lieutenant.
WILL PLAY CARDS-A card party
win be held by the Women's Democratic
club Thursday eyeuins May -, from S
10 u o'clock. az the home OF Mrs S. Is.
Newman, 111 South Main street
THREE CASES OF sIALLPOE.-
y lree eases OF smallpox were yesterday
reported 90 the board of health. one of
me patients being removed 10 the lsola-
zion hospital. The cases are. August
lt1gks aged Do Navajo and Union streets:
Baby LambJrue l55 Mead street. and
Baby Ashton. 1853 Fourth street
TEACHERS TO MEET-Tha Primary
Teachers union VIII meet Friday May
la. az the home of Mrs W. O. HOlbrook-
1-l Fourth East street. All primary
workers are urged 10 be present.
DECLARED BANKRUPT.-The fol-
lowing were adjuoiCated bankrupts yes
t-rdav iu the federal court. john Hen
Salt Lake and D. IT, Montgomery of Hell
per. James S. Pace of Price was also
declared "a discharged bankrupt
MISS BOLTO LEADS.-At the close
Of the voting last night &C the Third
ward worlds fair carnival the following
NatIa Holto, $50. Agnes Gibson 10; Vol
latte Eardley. 520; Aura Angle 69J,, Vi
wan DreW. a5l5 Gene lviue. 5aH, Pearl Pc
rr-suu- $50. and Eva Murphy. 59d. The
programme was FUN of interesting Iea-
lures. which won applause.
FOsTOFFICE AT CAsTIILA.-Thr0ugh
Information received from the postma~-
ler general "a new postal station viii be
established at Castillo within a week
Jacob Meyers has been appointed post
master Application was made for the
office three weeks ago and was recon-
mended by Congressman Howell and SEN
al0r Smo0-.
REALISTIC FIRE DRILL.-Uuder the
3 7eCtlOn of Fire Chief BvWater an in
Fresting drill was held yesterday after
Noon Dy the members of engine house NO.
. who gave a realistic proof Of their eff
1iciency. The uureeiiug of the hose while
the cart was going az ful speed and the
Celerily with which the fire laddies
climbed che ladders and mounted the roof
were features Of the exhibition which
called forth favorable comments from the
many Witnesses
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honorable body. without my approval, PC
litiun No, 321 of the Press club. demand
ing certain astounding concessions rom
this municipality, FOR the following we'll
defined reasons. to-Wit:
ftT5f-No names in the cast being sly
en- EXCEPT that or Race Whitney there
Tore, II this gentleman Is TO BE- the OF
the show the public had better pe lore
warned. Mr.. Whitney, whose early lie
IS shrOuded in mystery, Is, by the terms
Of the petition, TO be permitted TO smoke
vale ciEaroots in the usual manner before
an alleged mammoth audience or culture.
Surely this is against the provisions %
the statutes and snouid be passed upon
ny your ittee-ln-tne-hole before re-
celVlng the executive appendage thereto,
Second-If, as the petition prescrloest
this pork show is to be a reflex upon me
bard, Shakespeare. ] would suggest thal
Willie be present at his own ODsequies.
He formerly lived in Ogden, until the re-
suit OF the last census was known W4eL
he hied him TO Woods Cross 10 end mss
days He desired to live in a larger place,
recommend that ne be dug up ana enact
MS own character, that Of the ghost,
1nlrd-Ihe properties ana pdIdli0I
malta caravan proposed Tor Main stteet
would In my opinion seriously interfere
with bicyClists desiring 10 turn q short
corner at the intersection of Second south
street. These Wheelmen should Dc pro-
tected at all hazards and at any cost 10
the public. II this parade, so-calieu,
could be pulled or on tOurteenLn r4d7l
street so as not to interfere in the least
with bicycles, / viii gladly approve the
petition.
Fourth-Reference is made to the city
treasurer and city recorder aDsentlne
themselves from the duties of their re-
] spectiVe offices. This. in my opinion
would seriously interfere with the gen
eral detail of the city's business and
would therefore strongly oppose this sec
I ton of the petition.
( Fffth-So far as the claims of Council
Gilman FernstrOm that this is 20 be sim
ply a LEG show I will state that Inl
/ cOuncilman's remarks have no weigh
/ with me, since he secured the postpone
I meut Of my last veto for a week. / az
( tribute the genuemaus opposition baseJ
upon the fact that he is insanely jealous
/ that the city recorder and the city treas
/ urer are to be permitted to wear tights ID
/ full view Of the public. while the same
/ privilege owing to certain uneEplaInet
/ circumstances, is denied him.
! Finally. gentlemen. on general princl
/ pies I base my objections on the sOrrOWfu
[ fact that ] came from Missouri and na-
not as yet, received my one hundred
passes, Very respectfully.
RICHARD Z. MORRIS. Mayor.
( Despite this opposition. Of which TIT
motive is so apparent. the Han
/ Show" will be seen at the Salt LAX
/ theatre next Monday and Tuesday
/ evenings.
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Of Gastrectomy." by Dr. L. F. Root
of Salt Lake City. This was discussed
by Drs. Worthingtou and Niles, and
was followed by "VOlvulUs of the Sig
mold, by DR.. II. ID. Niles, which was
discussed by Dr. Root
The other papers were discussed in
the afternoon and they included the
following:
Penetrating Wounds i'm the Eye
ball" L. W. snow, NJ. D.. OF Salt Lake.
Discussion opened by DIT. T. Staut-
fer.
Typhoid Fever" A. q. Ewing, NJ
D., Salt Lake. Discussion opened by
DIT. G.. q. PlummeT.
state Provision of Cadavers for Sci
enufc Purposes" Frederick Gift, NJ
D., Heber. Discussion opened by DIT
T.. w. Whitney.
Report of house of delegates.
Expert Evidence in Court" r. s.
Joyce, NJ. D., Ogden. Discussion opened
by DIT. H. n. Mayo.
The Relation of Feeding to Infant
Mortality" s. @. Eghiau, NJ. D., Amer
lean Fork. Discussion opened by Dr.
i. w. Fisher.
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70 SIHGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
T. c. Schramm Urges Them To Use
Hyomei. Willing To Sell It On Ap-
DTOV7i.

T. c. Schramm Urges Them To Use
Hyomei. Willing To Sell It On Ap-
prevail
A new and specially valuable Use for
viii be particularly welcomed by SINGERS
and public speakers.
The free use of Hyomei. bTeatlCu
through the inhaler that comes with eE-
cry outfit, carries healing balsamE TO the
head and throat and strengthens the
voice. r. G. Schramm has had several of
his customers speak TO him I'm regard %
the good effects following the use on
Hyomei for this special purpose, and VIII
be glad 10 sell il on approval TO ans
singer. minister teacher. OF pupll-
speaker.
He feels sure that che use of Hyomei
for this purpose viii make many new
friends for the treatment. IF IL does not
give satisfaction, the money paid VIII De
returned promptly and without questions.
The complete HyOmei outut. consist
ing of am inhaler that can be carried Odd
the purse or pocket a bottle OF HEom7I
and a medicine d-opperr costs only one
dollar.
MANY remarkable cures OF cdtdTTH and
other troubles of the air passages have
been made by HyOmei aud F. a.
Schramm agrees to refund the moUeE 20
anyone who does not find Dc complete
cure for any catarrhal trouble
There is no dangerous stomach drug
ging with HyOmei. simply breathe Dr.
through the inhaler and relief comes
For sale by r. C. schramm. druggist
corner Main and First South streets.
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cine. The personal and professional
differences kept the two apart even
after the members realized that ali
should be working together. The unit
or organizing ia the state and national
society is the local society. The state
organization has heretofore recognized
both of the Weber county Organiza %
tons. but the legislation today provides
that neither IF the Old societies shall
be recognized but new one known as
the Weber County Medical society.
Amy member of either of the present
Organizations may become members of
the new one without being bali0ted on,
but by simply signing the roll. The
Weber County Medical society viii
meet shortly and organize the associa-
ton.
Dr. PhiI0 E. Jones was born i'm Ohio
ia 1848 and has been resident of
Salt Lake since January, 1894, He
previously held the Office of first vice
President He has served as president
of the salt Lake County Medical so
ciety and is an eE-yice president of the
State Medical society.
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VARSITY LUNCHEON
Student Body TO Entertain
High School Boys
Saturday.

The University of Utah is TO enter
tain the students of the state High
schools at the university Saturday. AT
a meeting of the faculty and student
body yesterday ii was decided that the
representative track teams of the va
riOus High schools entered i'm the cham
pionship track meet on Saturday, and
their loyal supporters who accompany
them, should be given a reception by
the university.
The varsity students viii meet the
visitors at the station and from there
conduct them to the museum building
on the varsity campus, where a lunch
con viii be served The visitors viii
then be shown the work and facilities
that the university afford for higher
education.
A large crowd is expected, as special
excursions are to be run from Ogden
and Park City.
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new TELEGRAPH
LINES ASSURED
Postal Telegraph Officials in
Salt Lake.
EXPECTED OUTLAY 100000
WORK IS TO BEGIN WITHIN A
SHORT TIME.

The establishing Of the Postal Tel
egrsph & Gable company's lines in salt
Lake City is practically assured and it
is expected that the building of a new
telegraph system viii be a matter of
only q few months. Litigation that has
caused delays has been settled, the
right of way secured and all that re-
mains to be done is making arrange
ments for the purchase of material and
its distribution The Postal company
viii expend between S250,000 and $500
coo
Such was the information given last
evening by ". H Baker OF Chicago,
vice president and general manager of
the company. He IS accompanied by
+. j. Nally of Chicago, general super
intendent of the Postal lines. They are
staying at the Alta club.
I'VE are looking the ground over,
said Mr.. Baker last night As Yet
everything is undecided and II has been
said so many times that the establish
ing of a Postal system here was posi-
tive. I hesitate to say it has been fully
decided upon. I cannot say it is posi-
lively decided for a few days such
reports have been made for the past
five years, but it is practically decided
this time.
Litigation is Settled.
Weeks and weeks of delay have
been caused by litigation with the
Union Pacific and Western Union. This
is settled. The title to right of way
has been cleared. What is left is the
arrangements that have yet to be
made That is, the purchase of ma
terial and its distribution.
'.The nearest point to Salt Lake city
which we now have lines running into
is Butte. IL is not from this point that
we wish to extend our lines into Utah.
but from Cheyenne.
VIII Go to Heavy Expense.
"Our company will expend from
S250.0O0 to $500, 600 in extending its lines
through Utah BY the new lines pro-
posed we viii be given a direct line
east from Butte, three lines from the
north and one line from the west. II
means a great amount of work on the
part of the company to get the lines iu-
stalled, offices built and everything
connected up.
Although I cannot state positively
ON account of changes that might Oc-
cur that the Postal viii come through
] am sure it viii be a matter of but d
short time before the prospective lines
are commenced.
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DIED

HOGARTH-James, So years old, died
yesterday; native of ireland.
Remains at ODOnneU'S undertaking
rooms. Notice Of funeral later.
EVANS-Myrtle u years old. daughter
of John Edward and Mary Andrew Ey-
ans. born Dec. 10 1890. Died May l.
Funeral services at Thirty-first ward
ueeting house, Ninth East between
Ninth and Tenth South, Friday May 13.
Remains may be viewed at the residence,
sl3 Lake street, between u and clock
Friday.
HTTESON.- Elizabeth A. Jones 20 years
old. wife of James Hutes0u and mother
of r. j, Jones, died at Central City,
Neb., May 10.
The body will arrive over the Oregon
Short Line at O'Clock this afternoon
Notice Of funeral later
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Dr. PHL0 E. JONES is NEW PRESIDENT
OF STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Pneumonia (by invitation Lyman
Skeen, NJ. D., Ogden. Discussion opened
by DR.. j.. S. Bascom
Uncertainties in Medicine" Cby in
vitation) J. III. Harris, III. d., Ogden.
Discussion opened by Dr. j. w. Cor
don.
Structure Of the Lachrymo-Nasal
Duct and Its Treatment" N, A..
Hughes, NJ. d., Salt Lake. Discussion
opened by Or. s. L. Brick.
A very important action Of the So
ciety was taken at the closing session.
it was in the nature Of special legisla-
tion for the Weber county societies,
The action does away with the two
medical societies and provides for the
creation Of one strong organization.
A number Of years ago owing to this
agreement two societies came into eX-
istence, the ogden Medical society and
the Weber County Academy of Medi-
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special to The HeraId9

Ogden May 1.-THE result of the
balloting at the afternoon session of
the State Medical association. held to-
day in Ogden, was the choice Of the
following as officers for this year:
President Or. PhilO u. Jones. salt
Lake
First vice president DR.. r. s. Joyce,
Ogden
Second vice president Dr. j. f..
CritChlOws Salt Lake
Secretary DR.. W. s. EIerbeck. salt
Lake
Treasurer, DR.. j. n. Harrison. salt
Lake
TTustees-Dr. w. w WOOdring Mt
Pleasant; DR.. C.. N. Wilson, Park City
DR.. W. =. Parkinson, Logan.
The morning session was mostly TAX
en- up with the discussion of two pa
pers, the first Of which was "a Case
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IMPROVE FIRE STATIONS.
Plans For $1,000 in Improvement
For Fire Department.

Plans are now in the hands of Chief Of
the Fire Department W. II. ByWarer Tor
number of improvements ON the fire
company buildings i'm the city- The i'm
uTOVemGnts with a water tower are os-
timated to cost in the neighborh0od of
5000 The dOrmitOry at station No viii
be- renovated Central station viii be
Transformed into q modern fire station by
additional Improvements. The arches I'm
front of the building viii he enlarged, the
old buildings in the rear viii ne torn down
steamers and the chemical apparatus will
he kept and the gyuns stun viii be en-
larged. s new haudbaL court and con-
siderable exercising apparatus viii be
added to the gymnasium.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS HUNGRY-HIDOE
SWEETS G0NE--C0-EDS ANGERED

The engineers were hungry. That IS
the cause but not the result, of their de-
priviug the varsity domestic science girls
of their well cooked pastry. There have
been for some time cookies and deIicacies
of various kinds placed to cool I'm the
windows of the domestic science room
which looked very euticins TO the hungry
boys. As a result the well filled window
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is taken for granted that the engineers
ate their booty, no serious results have
come about.
The girls swear revenge and Ii Is most
probable that the next supply Of eatabIes
placed i'm the window had better be
stunned, or doctors services viii be
needed.
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EXCURSION TO CASTILLO
- D. 8. u. g - Il.

Via D. & R. G., Nay 10.
Fare S1.25 for the round "trip. Every
body invited. A large amount Of cap
ital has been invested within the last
few months TO make this the mOst
beautiful resort iu the state You viii
not be disappointed Special train
from salt Lake a. m.
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OGDEN EXCURSION
via oreeon Short Linz

Sunday next. Round trip only SL00.
Under direction T. N. Matthews. Leave
Salt Lake 10 a. M leave Ogden 10 p.
m. Refreshments. Bicycles carried
free.
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Text of MAYORS Veto.

D. The mayors veto. which is equally
emphatic. goes to the city council Mon
day night. IL reads d S follows,
NAV H. 1891
To the Honorable. the President and
Members of the City Council.
Gentlemen herewith return TO your
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12
FOLK VIII WIN nur-

kansas City, Mo-, May LEX
Mayor James A. Reed announced to-
might his withdrawal from the race Of
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor, and declared that be would sup
port the ticket nominated. This action
Is considered 10 assure the nomination
of Joseph ~ Folk for governor.
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Spalding sang at the Christian Science
church last evening.
The EIeford company will for its fare
well matinee Saturday give q pink tea
Immediately after the performance OF
Shenandoah, The audience VIII be
served with tea by the different MEM
BeFs OK the company
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Never too late TO send slow accounts
70 the Shepard Co.
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N@AG@N@ AeA414 A. = - ID ~ = -A-a
If you are going to 81. Louis Kansas
City, Chicago, New York or any point
east or south. see that your ticket
reads via the Missouri Pacific railway.
Elegant coaches. quick time and SUI
peTb track make this line the Peoples
Favorite Route.
The best line reaching Hot Springs
Arkansas the Carlsbad of America.
For maps. iufOrmat ton, etc, address
Fl. &, TOW NSEND,
C. p & T. A., no Pac. RS, 50. Louis
No.
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Keep your eye on castillo
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12
Democratic Meetings.

AT the meeting OF the Eighth Pre-
cinct Democratic Club Of the Fourth
District last evening the following
offers we're elected: President, @ j
McCartbyjvice-president,J Ascb see-
rotary, 81 A Juep; treasurer, w A
Kinney; executive committee: g P
laubea; Fl A Jusn: j Asch; G j Nc
Carthy and w A Kinney.
AT meeting OF the Fourth Pre-
cinct Fourth District, Democrats
last evening the following executive
committee was elected: w F Ering
Matthew Heffsrnan; John D Holt;
Joseph Silva and John X Isaac.
The Offices OF recording aud financial
secretary were combined, and L d
Timmons was elected to ell both,
A meeting OF Democrats OF the
Tenth, OF tho Fifth, will be held at
Relief Camp, No. 2, on Vineyard
street, this evening.
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Passengers Arrived.

Per s s Sierra, from San Fran
cisco, May 11-For Honolulu: Miss
Maude Amber, Mrs,F Angel, Miss
Violet Arthur. B Bernard, Mrs Der
nard, Winfield S Blake, w Fl Broom
ley, Miss E Brown, w w Bruuer, j
F Burlemsn C P Cain, Mrs Cain, 6
j Clifton, j r Clyne, ia Cunning
ham Miss A Cunningham, j Curtis,
G A Davis, M M Dill, Mrs Dill, NJ
Ehrmsp, Mrs Ehrmau Miss M Estes,
Il Evans, Mrs @ Goetze, r Goodall,
Mrs Goodall, w Goodhue, j d Ha-
que, P Hardie, Mrs Hardie, Ben
Hasssn, Miss Julia Helen, d Holl-
mau, Mrs Holman. F S Holt, w G
Howe, Fl A Jaeger, H FL James,
Harry James, Mrs James and child,
Miss G Ksrkeek,D Kelly, Miss Helen
Kerns, @ w KoDbi Mrs Kolb, Miss
M Lsvar, Lieut. Com G Lsonsrd,N
M Letts, Dale McAlpin,, Miss l. Nc
Gree, Mrs A Meyers. Mrs f g Mills,
M O,Neill, Mrs N Olsen and child,
Miss K Roberts, A NJ Rosenbsum,
Miss l. Shoemaker, S d Simmons,
Mrs Simmons, F Shook, Mrs Shook,
G Sweitzer, Miss L Sutherland. A #
Weber, David CrowlOy,W F CARAT,
j GierSbeTR, w f Jay, Otto Meyer,
Mrs Meyer, NJ O'Kslley, Mrs O'Kel.
ley and SOD, A g RsbenSD, Mrs An.
ME Roach and 2 children. Mrs @
Taylor, j E Taylor, Mrs Taylor, Miss
@ Taylor, Mise NJ Taylor ] K
Taylor, Jr.
Per stmr Mikahsls, from Kauai
ports, May ll-Gov George r Car
ter, Sec A l. @ Atkinson, j w Pratt,
j A Palmer, G p West, r 8 Hosmer.
r Church, Yse Shang and los deck,
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Promoted In Navy.

Chief Engineer F F Ingram, Of
the Iroquois, has been promoted TO
be warrant officer OF the flagship
New York. Chief Machinist @ q
Wheeler OF the Iroquois, has been
transferred to the Bennington.
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For further particulars APP
ply to JAS III Boyd.
1857
FOB BALE.

$500 HOUSE AND LOT ON
Lilihs Street near Kias' oaly small
cash payment received. Apr'
WILLIAM. Saw an !. ~ ~ ~
206 Merchant stree,
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The National Guard will have sn-
other drill at the park next Sunday
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Prof. Kosbele appeared before the
Board of Agriculture during the
stay Of the Sierra 10 port yesterday
and reported on his bug hunt in
Ohio.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

Murphy, formerly connected with
the marine corps ct the naval sta
tion,ba been arrested on the charge
! OF stealing two watches from COM
Kades.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

Queen Liliuobalani has been iii at
st Louis. She will start Cor probs-
bly, has already started) for home.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

The Board OF Agriculture has de-
cided to auction of the remaining
plants 10 the Govern meut nursery.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

As the summer season is on, one
need to get cool, and the only way
is to have Joe made by the Oihu Ice
and Electric Co, Telephone Blue
3l51.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

The Bricklsyers Union last night
passed resolutions condemning the
practice OF employing other than
citizen labor for skilled bricklaying.
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The big steamer Mongolia will be
expected about noon tomorrow.
The flagship New York moved out
of Naval wharf No 2 this morning
to make room for her.
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The Testa libel case will be called
ia Judge De Bolts court tomorrow,
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TH e
Honolulu Soap House

=: 1916 Smith ST., one door from King
90 Or PER CASE of 42-48 and
UO % SO bars each OF Mainland
Laundry Soap" 100 lbs. each case,
delivered to any part OF this CITY.
Also IL bars OF Soap for 81 90.
Soft Soap especially. Island orders
f o b wharf at Honolulu. In orr
deriug be careful to state number
of bars, 2752.tt
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

The bsrkentine S 9 Wilder got
away this morning for San Fran
cisco.
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Captain Niblack and wife have
occupied q cottage on the naval
station grounds. They have lately
lived at the Young hotel.
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The Austrian battleship KaSerin
Elizabeth will shortly arrive here
from San FranOico. She is on her
way to Australia and home via the
Suez canal.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

Frank Nichols now has eleven
pupils in his AourishipR athletic
school over the Palace saloon at
Palace square.
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An American bluejacket was seen
this afternoon giving a horse he had
been riding q drink OF sodawater
out OF bottle. he appeared to be
under the weather,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-12

The new Boretsnia street electric
line is being connected with the
Fort-Nuuauu line A. the corner Of
Fort aud Beretauia Btreet.
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Col Sam Parker is planning q lusu
for the officers ADD men Of the
stsamer Likelike upon the arrival
OF that vessel at Kawaihae.