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New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IRISH CELEBRATE "FEIS." "
Gaelic Enthusiasm GreetS 36th IN
nirerSaru Music.

Enthusiasm ~ the trse Irish variety marked the
tv-ertr-sixth annual Feis-''eoh Agus seanhchas
of tlt Gaelic Society m Carnegie Hall last night.
Ofe ~ ti.o many features Of the Fes was Victor
Ferterfs "Irish Hunting Song" composed for inc
occasion. and sung by sextette composed or Mrs
1DonaeT Mrs Kavaragh Miss Gormiey, MI
HuulrrIrs SIR - Mallory and Mr. Flanagan Miss
Aere Narele tho Irish AllstraliaE songoird, me- me-
7lff rava1 reception. beiuE recalled aealn anu
again TIar songs included Tho Round brown
Nlte' En- English. -Aililiu ma ianlnat ~ lflsn,
Barra- O'fFfar ard The llarp in the All, RON
NsUac..- "Marifau.F In m" last named Jonh
Cheshire Tho harfist. so-ompauied her Nj tAesil-
n likewise rIayed aais . dozen musical SOLOS
winch vscr- vel received - was the cnoftls oI one
flrdreG voices under he oir-cfton of J. ftefiiE T.
HHmChries MAJOR Edward =. McLrNsial. -t+ -, 50
sefT-s president said +faillf and conducted me
ff'r .ci~~s -
TIE Rev NIcraei oFiauaRan. an lfish prl"si a'tn "a
scholar or sligo said Incidentally IT. ms tTaflc 40
dress -hat She snosr hopeful sEn ~ IIeisno ! ,os
ress and awakening iay in England c9ulp4alHtts ~
ira- MANY Irish to-day were addressing @ -,
'5se,ic and teaching ts'Ir cll-afeA iht 7a''-F '
Egsge ~ 7,
III aadieucr included Patrick Ford John y
I-mu5la Charles l9c Kay. Paitlck D. -ir'Na-' ~
Thora- Adds Emu1ct and Michael FOX
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
WHERE THE GRIP CAME FROM.

II Is vcl 70 know where diseases originate so that
we nat guard against them much as possible.
says The American Cultivator." and therefore.
when Ne are assured that the grip influenza has
its birth In North China. including tho battle
ground OF the present contest between the Rus
SLAMS and japanese in the Far East. we have some
thing added 20 our stock of knowledge that is OF
vital importance. This Information comes from
Or T. C. Anbutt. regius professor % physics AT
Cambridge University. England.
He says the grip IS conveyed from It's native
soil bv Quick-hyiug railway trains and steamships.
and il is said that the building Of the Trans-Cas-
1,lan Railway and the opening OF Bokhara were re-
sponsible for the widespread influenza epidemic
which was disastrous for The three years be-
ginning in lbso
II is 10 be hoped that, with the retarn Of peace
which now seems possible. the transportation
~ the Russian troops home from North China will
not cause a fresh outbreak of the grip that may
s,r.sd from Europe 10 this country The over
.roudiue that might in trying TO carry thou
sands OF men over q single track railroad would
.avor the spread OF the disease, which Is one OF
the most insdious known TO medical seieEct i5 ~ II
Il = eren more fertile in means OF allach tht!l lHe
IaDauese strategists- and IL holds on Win ieiil
80 rbas defes comparison. -.
- - might Imagine Il had human intelgrhce OF
dab0cll kind from the way u sssSt9 una Ii, oncs
- r,arts Of mans anatomy 10 nght. @Ilo o4i'o
:; obtains an entrance into the phy S!ea i,li,s
never relaNes lts Eoa 4lil,sS =, avrssi II from
- sty7nghold and II even lay siege 70 ~ ie
81 SIS desperate contest 10 t.a't 80. i9eIsilv
~ ssLgS-,ro its advances Neg-York, however. iiis
capeo lIoi1 iI,1tl,nafe and there knowing what
beeI IesS @ Sesson NAV bring forth ia this vicinity
streuuously endeaVor 10 preNfnl ll1 it5
We sn,,ee snaI 81 We cannot guard entirely against
coitiiuAll,, T,r Allbuti IS OF the opinion-and ne
lls 81 4@5PauIbority worthy attention-ihal a het IN
mix ai sr IN tends greatly 10 lessen the l"nBth OF
MS svfe di stated why North Chine should BE- he
- fra,te-Za but u is quite eRldshh lHat "a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
NEW WENINGITIS CURE.
Dr.. Kommel Of Lebanon Hospital.
Announces His Disc0rerH

l- Louis n Kommel. house surgeon at Lebanon
Hospital. announced last night rhst he believes he
has crro for cerebro-spinsl meningitis. He de-
csred fhst comDoundng of certain drugs has
been hypodermically administered by him 10 patients
ir -.c hospital suffering from the disease With
gratifying results He refuses ar this time 10
make known the nature OF the cure. out Of ten
cases Do has treated DT- Kommel says he has OBJ
failod good results in eight
Health Commissi ioncr Darlington is soneW hat
sknpucsi the efficiency Of the cure for cercbIO
spinal meningitis ~ Professor Ludwig Hecktoen of
.McaEo which. according 20 Chicago dispatches
consists ~ tho injection into the spinal cord after
me removal ~ part ~ its fuld. of blood serum.
Which win produce white cOrpuscles. the foe ~
fhe germ V-h-refrom the disease originates.
II should think the germs would eat up the
serum said Mr Darlington. a year or 50 ago.
he added xJeriinents were made with lvsol.
9rr cent solution Of II being injected
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
rHE POWERS OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

the philadelphia Ledger speaking Of the wor-
de.ful results which have been obtained through
the use OF the camera says:
Photography has caught The fastest express
-rain IN motion by means OF the cinematogrdphs
- l,liii - ~ Is shows the growth of flower bud
which bursts into bloom, IN say sixteen days
- avnosed 10 a camera every nftetu minutes our
in. ~. sIxteeD davs and when the pictures de
,siooed from the films are assembled In order m
L,.j,,@ ,.iCf,1ra machine the observer may see
~ his delight an iu minute or TWO the FradJiaI
t,.i,t,,r ~ the bud-the blossoms open close by
-, 5 re1I,eu In the morning. the leaves grow
ier he eve the stamens peep from cover, and.
dnaliy tbs fullboWn flower
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
BAT FRACTURES SKULL.
Slips from Hands Of Batsmm md
Strikes Player on the Head.

Newark y. J.. April - CSpeciaD.-In a baseball
game, this afternoon. between the Superiors and
Chesters. on Plum Point Lane. near Hawkins
ST Michael Fay. OF the Superiors. was at the
BAT. He struck at the bali. but the bat slipped
from his hands and hit William Pfeiffer. four
teen years Old the head, fracturing his skull
The injured boy was hurried TO St James
Hospital. where an operation was performed.
Pfeiffer lives Al No. 165 Ferry-st. Fay. who is
twenty years old and lives at No 20 Lentz-ave.,
gave himself up TO the police.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
HEALTH ON THE 1sTHMUs BETTER
Deaths for Last Month Were at the Rate of
Il in 1000 a Year.

Washington. April 23.-The March health report
of Colonel ". c. Gorgas. chief sanitary officer Of
the isthmian canal zone, received here to-day
shows a steady Improvement in conditions there
There We're about nine thousand employees OF the
commission At the end of the month The sick in
hospitals numbered 53, and the total deaths for the
month were only eleven.
This is equal 10 a rate OF fourteen thousand a
rate which Colonel Gorgas says wou be considered
favorable anywhere. IN the thirty days ended with
March there had been four cases OF yellow fever
throughout the whole isthmus of which was in
Panama In the pZevious thirty days there had been
twelve cases Each house in Panama City has been
fUmgated: q great MANY Of them several times
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
HIS SUICIDE FE4RED.
Clothes Of 4lbany Bre7cer FoUnd
Near the Sound.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO ruz TRIBUNE

Stamford. Conn. April 23-Frday morning a
man who said he was Frederick Gundermau. a
brewer. of Albany. was detained for a few hours
at police headquarters here because of his Pc
culiar actions. To-day most Of the clothes Cum
derman wore at that time, together with all his
money and a photograph of man and woman.
who he told the police were his brother and sis
ter-in-law, We're found on the bank of an inlet
81 the Sound.
The police believe Guuderman committed sui
eide and that his body hoated ont into the
sound. The body has not been found. The
photograph bore the address of the Schumacher
studio. West-st. Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
TECHNOLOGY ON THE BENCH.
Various Projects for Assisting Judges in
Patent Cases.

The Electrical World and Engineer reviews
sor7e OF the ernbarrassmeu which beset lhe
judiciary in deciding patent cases. In few IN
stances the Judges having been appointed late IN
life lack technical training. Sometimes they are
snecfalists in onc line of invention. but not IN
another Even patent attorneys are apt 20 Huit
their labor 10 a particular field Again counsel
often endeavor 10 hide the real issue by questions
which viii force witnesses To give misleading an
swers The periodical just mentioned goes on TO
say:
We believe that expert assistance should be tu'-
uisLed, but In what form We are rather 'tl " ioN9
10 decide IL might perhaps ne SuHcIell 10 auuoi-
ize and direct the justices trying technical cause
retain advisers 10 untanStc me eF!4el.c anu 10
put form for proper adJudlcttllpn uiuet
law. Ia this way IL would be possible 10 secure
The cooperation of specialists in any line required.
Another solution OF the difficulty would be found
in constituting a tribunal OF appear naae UP III
part OF justices selected for their technical training
This Is the substance of one OF the bS EoW before
Congress To this however, there are TWO oDJec-
lions: first. that the tendency would De toward
throwing upon this court a great mass Of work
which never ought to reach il at all; and second,
thar "A proposed. the special judges would qUlt"
certainly be- drawn from Inc ranks OF the patent
practitioners. who. while technically trained, 90
not cover Il wide range OF high specialization.
Stil another course would be the constitution OF
a board OF experts 10 pass upon and report TO the
ordinary tribunals the questions OF fact leaving 10
the court the legal bearing of the matter Such a
board would naturally b- gathered from specialists
familiar with patents, hut not necessarily attorneys
which would give il a somewhat wider scope Of
talent upon which 10 draw The existence of such
q body would have q cry wholesome tendency in
simplifying the proceedings for counsel and wit
would be inclined 10 stick 10 the main issues
II certain OF review by competent authorities.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IACoR P. MARsHALL.-IN puRsrANcE

of order 0t Hon Frank =. FiJzesrad. Surrogate,
~ the County ~ New York. notice - hereby given
persons having claims against Jacob Marshall late ~
the County of New York. deceased. present tL,.
vouchers thereof subscriber. her
place q taIsdcting business tbs piee os h~r
Wlngate a cullen Nassau Street the
Borough OF Manhattan IT, the city ~ Sc" York o.
before the sra day " October 1895 next.
Dated NeW York ..}rd Tiay- uf March. IsS
FANNY E. X MARSHALL. ENtcUtsix.
NlNGATE 4 CULLEN. Attorneys Tor l-SccutriN 20
Nassau Borough % Manhattan NfN York City
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
SERIOUS FIRE ON CAPE COD.
Five Hundred Acres Burned Over-Change
of Wind Saves Hamlet

Hyannis Mass April 22.-ATore than Eve hun
dred acres Of forest. meadow and pasture land
We're burned over to-day by fire that broke out
at noon In the brush the West Barnstable
road two miles west OF this village. No build
fngs were destroyed, although at time many
were threatened At Happy Hollow, settle
rent Of colored people, household effects had been
hastily removed to place Of safety. when a
shift in the wind saved tho hamlet.
Al sunset the wind moderated, and il was then
thought that the flames would he subdued tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Il Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate County Of
New York notice is hereby given % al persons having
against Isabella Arthur, late Of the County ot
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
business at the civil Bassett. 40
Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan, the City of
New York. "a before tie 18th day Of April next.
Dated New York the ith day Of october. 1904.
CARMEN 7. SMITH. GEORGE STRONG. Executors
ACTON CIVIL BASSETT Attorney for Executors 10
Broadway. New York Clty IIanhattsnl. Y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

Frank r. FitzSerald a Surrogate o. the County of
YORK notice is hereby given 70 an persons having
against &. = Mackenzie. late CT County
OF New York. deceased 10 present Jhe same with
transactIng business. f20 broadway. Borough
of Manhattan. In the City OF Ne0-Iork. before
the lst day of octOner. 1893.
Dated York, the 9th day Of March. 1906,
MORRIS r. :. MACKENZIE Executor
ROBERT j. HARE powell. Attorney for Executor.
Broadway, New-YorS City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank r Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
nol!ce is hereby given to all persons having
,lafn,s against Antony WallaCh. %
Nev York deceased present same, vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers their place rausactug
Isness at the OF FettTetch. Silkuan Sey bel
No lAI Nassau Street. the city OF New NOrk @
before the Goth dIy Of July next.
ms ted New Yori< 2ist day of January. 1908.
t1SFNTA WAII.ACII. ADOLPH WATI.ACH Executors
r7T'isTT{F.TCfI SIIkMAN AND SEYBEI. Attorneys for
F-xecytors Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
StGrrOgates' Notices.
pI,RsIIANCE OF- ~ ORDER OF HON.

IN. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of
Nev-York notice IS hereby given To all persons having
William Il. Ogden late OF the County OF
Nevy-Yorl present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber his place Of transactin6
business at the Daniel Seymour No % Wall-st
City Of NewYork. or before the 2Ith day OF
dated New-Yorz the 18th day March. 1903.
EDWIN 3. SHELDON. Admr with the will annexed
WHITEHOJ7SF & SEYMOUR. Attys. for Admr..
90 Wail-st.. y. Y City
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abuer e. Thomas Surrogate o. tue county Of New
YORK, notice hereby given 70 eh persons haEtng claims
against Richard the CouTtE of NeW York,
deceased 90 present the with vouchers thereof
The subscriber of trarsarting business
onice ~ Cracau~r Muuer -Ep 20 Broadway Iior
ongh o Manhattan in the CITY cf StW oT On or retoTa
me l1th uav ~ October next
DATED New York the 18Th cay cf AEi ~ tst,.,... -,
EMMA MOCK AdIninistratr
tkAcA ER Nj NrE;K AttpTqsZs toE A-'lAs atFtEs
No 200 BI0adWas. AeA l0Ik. y. y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate or tie COUNTY, az
New York notice Is hereby sHan te an persons having
against Tranklla Paddock, deceased present
with vouchers thereof the 4tt9rue FOR the
subscribers Robert r. Howard. his place transact
ing business No. - Nassau street oI
York. or before the Sd day ~ October next.
Dated New York. the 2itu daE ~ March 1899
LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY.
ANNlB LOUISE PADDOCK.
Administrator auI Administrative, wth thv Will
u the Estate ~ Iruuklyu Paddock deceased.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON

a Abner c. Thomas. 2 Surrogate Of the County New
TorI notice is hereh given 20 All persons having claims
against Frances Ella Tupper late OF The County OF New
deceased the with vouchers there
or 10 the place u tausactins business
at Office ~ Riandy. Mooney & Shipnan. No Z Wall
Street City New YORK, before the 10th day
Of September next
Dated New York tne 10Th day of March 1903
JONAS g. II. TEPPER, Administrator
BL-AEDT NOONET a. SIIPlfAN Attorneys for Admin
.strator Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
PROGRESS IN INTENTION and RESEARCH.

Albutt is in p position 10 convey accurate intell-
gence As Ear as the world at large is concerned.
no enemy IN Manchuria is to be more dreaded than
the grin.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

i Abner C. Thomas suroFSa Of The County OF New
York notice is NJ persons having claims
against p. Appleton late on the County of >eW
York deceased present the with VoueHers there
or 10 the ce Of trans1ctug business
mt No 2 Maiden Lare in ,be ttv OF New York.
before the 20tl DAY e September next
Dated New York. the 9th iay gf March. lSis
FRANCIS f. APPLETON.
JAMES W. APPLETON.
Executors.
CHALMERS WOOD. Attorney for Executors . William
NOrN l-Ltv-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Emily Hail. late OF the County New
deceased. present the
Of subscriber place tUaRsacting business
Broadway, the City and County o
on before the 10Th day OF June next.
New York, the 9Th day Of December. 1904
JOHN Y. IRWIN. Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

DAUER. JOHN.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Hon Frank r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of
tra county OF New hereby given all
having against John Bauer, late Of
t-ornfZ Of New York. deceased. present the
win vouchers thereof subscribers place
at the office OF Forster Hoaling
& TSenke 80 Wall street the Borough Of Manhattan,
in me CIV Of New York. before the 3lst day u
July. 1900
Dated New January 10th. 1905
GUSTAV STAATS.
BERTHA
ALMA &. BAUER
Executors
FORSTER IfOTALING KLENkE. Attorneys for
Executors No 80 Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan.
Kew York City
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

MOTT. FREDERICK i'm. PURSUANCE
~ Of an order OF Hon. Abner {. Thomas, a surro-
of hereby given
- All persons having claims against Fredercl, J. Nott
i1rs or he York. deceased. to present
tre same vouchers thereof the subscribers a.
their place traEsactng business. viz O.
Frank L Hall. so Broad Street in rhe Borough OF
the City OF New York Y before he
55tn day OF April 1905. Dated New York October 2sd
fs04. LAURA DICKSON MOTT GEORGE SHER-
MAE Executors FRANK Z. HAIL. Attorney Tor
f5xecutors 81 Broad Street. Borough os Manhattan
New York city, = <.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

NIlNNlHt CITY. n T.
STONE IRDN AND SLATE CONSTITUTION.
Claims prceninenee location construr,iln n
zenterce and Nev-Y YORK. patronage
tauac.ry Music an wear. COLI
JOSIAH WHITE Sons, Tvogr.eto-s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

Somerset Inn IS but thirty-fve miles
from New York; convenient Lackawanna
ferries At Barclay and Christopher Streets.
Altitude 500 feet; every advantage; no dis
comforts. Er. Tuttle the manager, may be
reached on phone B Bernarde-ilIe, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
Cpeu AL wear Directly Front Running Va =
In bedrooms Cold salt and FreSa RatFs
Water from zrtes.an we'll Improved sanitary -
ten. Cog club privileges.
TEAIMORE HOTEL COMPANY
d. WHITE. President
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

INISHER'S ISLAND y Y.
i MANSION HOUSE AND COTTAGES
For Illustrated circular. address
\. T HALE. Manager
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
THE ST. CHARLES

Most iocsrou the Wirb an esra1-
shcd reputatiou eSr,siv-ne=s uEn class patron
age. and cold sst sC- fresh wsfev m rrer hsre
Long distance TELEPHONE H v'n1- Nrt~sls water.
tAous ~aryice Golf priv. ,.0gs. Illustrated tCoser
ch-~trs saIssts- za.1
a Fourth NEWIIN UAINE-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

THE INN.
=, BROWNS MILLs-IN-TIE-PINE NEW-JEFsET
climatic conditions superior to Lakewood Winter
Resort UnbFokea 20 miles wide Veritable Coll
onlai Inn. new and completely equipped. NOW OPEN
Thirty miles from Philadelphia. 20
York, IS miles from Ocean Send booklet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

VVOTEI. RUDOLF-ATLANTIC CITY. y T.
Isl Always 0pen- special spring Rates
CHARLES r MYERS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
The A1bemarIe,

modern hotel. Offering special s. SO
- up daily A uIzg1tcr q
srsbe steam heated rooms a. $ ra1e Large sunrs
steam heated excellent table elevator private
tbs fee pail1rs. booklet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
THE PENNHURST,

HADDON hALI-
ATLANTIC CITY. y j.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
NEW HOTEL PIBRREPONTi

Ocean End New Jersey Ave, Atlantic City y T.
Rooms suite with salt water baths All rn0der
appointments Music Auto train
y g MCCLELLAN q son
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-10
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

of the sugar plantations, and has been
of general benefit to vegetation and
pastures; pineapples are looking well,
but less moisture and more sunshine
would be better for them.-D. d. Bald
win.
Paia-Occasional showers, with high
winds; cane planting for the crop of
1907 has commenced on the higher lands
ii. J. Jones.
Makawao-Strong trade winds with
showers throughout week, and weather
slightly cooler; crops all doing we'll;
barley maturing with heavy yield.
wheat heading, and water-melons IN
flower; pastures improving, and stock
in good condition.-E. H. Bailey.
Kahului-.13 inch of rain on April
Goth, remainder of week being very
cloudy; strong northeasterly winds;
weather getting warmer.-R. w. Filler.
Puunene-Weather during week has
been very dry On the low lands, with
high winds from the northeast. unus-
uaIly high at midday; plenty of water
in bitches, and pumps all idle; good
progress being made il the harvesting,
and planting of cane.-J. " s. Vii
liams.
Wailuku-Mild weather, with light
showers during early part of week;
strong trades during the day, and un-
seasonably cold nights; vegetation in
fair condition.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Weather warm, with light
winds, favorable to growing cane;
bitches slackening up, and indications
to windward point to dry weather;
fertilizing and harvesting cane; clear
ing and blowing land.-James Scott.
Olowalu-Weather warm. with heavy
northeast winds most of week; water
supply good; hoeing and grinding
cane.-George Glib.
Kaanapali-Strong trade winds and
cloudy weather throughout week; cane
and pastures looking WELL plantation
harvesting cane.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Observation-Disclosures temperature,
and light showers during week.-A. r.
vine.
Sisal-Weather continues very dry.
with cool nights; crops holding their
own.-Wm. Weinrich, Jr.
Waianae-Weather is still dry, al
though cloudy skies have prevailed
nearly all week; rain badly needed
F. Meyer.
Waiawa-Pineapple plants in good
condition.-W. r. Waters.
Kahuku-Weather cloudy and show
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-10
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending May 6, 1905.
Honolulu, T. H., May s, 1905.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

partly cloudy,
slightly below the normal account OF the
rather winds have prevailed attended by
portions of the Group The rainfall has
Hawaii Maui and Kauai
but has been rather light elsewhere
generally reported in good condition and
well although slight damage places from the
Planting for the OF 1907 and harvesting OF the
continue OF moisture the o
with field operations Pineapple
satisfactory condition. but would be benefited by
less and sunshine IN Maui Wind
ward pastures condition. but eeward still
especially immediate coast OF the Roma district
throughout district of Hawaii Rice WELL
and will the northern portion OF the Group
already heading in the southery
tons good condition. and display fine
Maui barley maturing with heavy yield
heading flower Some
meo already in market
Hawaii acve during the afternoon
sharp earthquake shocks
felt in practically all sections of the big island
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-10

years ago man VINO was noted for his
kindness to animals. Among his other
pets, he had large white cat, and the
day after the funeral this cat disap-
peared. The gentleman's daughter con-
tinued to occupy the house, and while
the cat was missed, as weeks lapsed into
months and months into years, it was
finally given up for lost and forgotten.
One day recently, while the family was
seated at the dinner table, the white cat
appeared as suddenly as it left six years
before. an6 climbed up on a chair to be
fed. Since then the most careful search
and elaborate inquiries has failed to re-
veal where the cat has been during this
long interval.