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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
6Otclbrano / WiinneapOlis.

llnoer 10. Dc. n1etbes fra U3inne.
apolis. Ctte MenneIfsr er pmfomnt
Oe6 9baTriHg e0er 0eb at ipringe uo
af ginbuer, r8 en- Snes SfDtter er
tUmmkn mere eller mfnbre tit Sidte
Tom 5elgs af S1oIps / ,,NeIt 9dteI"
i Dag WlOrges.
&eIt 6btel regndoes For eet af oe
melt ilofdIte gpgTinger / gben, ol
9ranbsn bar o8faa | fig IeCO llbetp
6elig. Det por 6fol GieJaiIor-
.SbdTt"en o9 ct 9iBrne af goerlte
Stage, Der br9nbte. Ulen Sa 81
hen a06rsb, og 9raet i SI9afteu
brGnote Idn 5snber, bleo be toge
renbe Tda itr9fifugne, 7ad be for lpo
Gangene rg Ill 8enbuerne, boor Tles
re foattes df Regen, cg andre Ipran5
fra Winbuer paa 6. eller 7. @tase og
tnuItes / beres Sab.
9aPtain 9erpin df 9runOmano-
Iiafet miIts6e 2ioet osb at frelIe en-
eJinbe, U1rs. 9. ,. garlotp fra
Cos 2(ngtles, Sal. 6an bar Ell al
be fsrite, Der ga inb osn brGnbenOs
9g9ning. 6on Fnr0t Mrs. 8arlotp
6eb10slgs, 9atot0art of aeg. 3et
!gftebes BAN at icu Scribe anbragt
poa ct 5remfprfnq paa npite @fa8e,
msn bo 2tuItrRngeIIsn berpe6 tab.e
ban gnloncen, falot cg nuite5 moo
@aten. Ulrs. garlop nar tomfnen
til 9dDf0ft6eoen oto at fomme / Be
t6riuq meb ben friIte Cuff, Iaa bun
toltt fit gag, iit0'9il en- anben fom
ferhe ril 6i3lp. G5lere r1r iadlfbes
ffQdoe. at Der ingsn Mulig6eb 1ar
For ceres Rebning. Struts ment,
man. at he omfomnes 5dl inbIfran=
tdoes I'll Adptdin Berpin og en- @1in
Os oq en- Mlanb, Iom rar fprun9et uo
/ Q0esn. p}en 6d Sqeen par iluftef,
o1 9Dqningan uuoerisgtes, fdnbss 5
Fcalte af gae9en cg Fne andre msget
Frrfonne, men fcm ifben tom hi
Qine.
gron6itaben aniIoas TIL $4,000.
Sgosns OpfomIt, mensr man, ffblbe5
&rgrsnfng ali TO ekftriite Sroabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
Sronnins Wauo.

.,8oilp 3slegrap6" Imelbcr, at
Ducnnirg glIuub / grase Vii fine
Sregtuinge GngIunb far ,ltbtult, at
ten6es 6elbreb life mange 9tor bar
uGrst bSors snb mi. Gum Fnber bet
norfte aeima ubimatfet, bsFnber fig
bel I be me Srg1oeFTer og Iatter
flor pris poo bpt norIte Soils 1iges
frerne @afen, oprigtfge 9arufter
rg eobs Sum6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
pr0iioenten foriparer
Ranolarbejoet.


BreIibenf Boo lspeit bar benne
llQs rperienbt Senatet en- SthUel1e,
fyori 9dn gaur itarpt / Rette msb be
,,5enIafions arammere' Der bar
Tat Stltorier ON llbuelig6eb, buhrIig
g1pral, Utangsl pda Stprelit og an
ben Gknbig6eO 5orbihbslie msb 4rs
hlbet paa 9anamdauualen / Omleb.
QreITOenten erflarer, at ban 6dr Ia
bet dlle 6isIe $hItorier unostIege o9
funbet rem al p1re bdIerebe pad
luIurobeb.
Qfnriugerne, fom betulesaandIAom
nasIrerne og bsres uuoerouoneoe, for
frazer groiiDentsn. ioet ban etflGres
al en- oDgtig Mano moO fremrdgenpe
QlrbeIosbne life fan 'Dsntes at bile
rei1fere i'm 6elbreo eller eneo1 lit Gfp
ct Iau uIun0t afana uben mere sno
olnriHoslig gob 9efaling. 5oreOri8t
in0bpoer ban Sendtst eller 6pem iom
felit dH1sn til oen grunbigIte Inner
ir4lTe al Gilbert S'tuiOt. fom bdn el'
Ter Rcn1nisiionen 9ar FACET Jorbinz
telt meo STANDARDIZED.
prGi1otntens 9reo Ootie odo 1T
biprbs Sprog no5en Seniatfon, pg
0snrotuaternes nontipeGe 2eoer / Sss
notst, Senafor German ira Utdrps
l1ao, 95fot i q(uleoHingen ct Sore
braq, i0m Ban 1utlsos meo at fore
Ilau, at Sknatat mo5rog 9raifoentens
osao6prelTe til llnpsrieselie. SeHdtor
Sale ira Uaaiue fdgoe, al &ongres
fen lprqere 10 mere bar .tommen ins
ZEN ltolane at 6soil9s itore Summer
uesn at ForenriDe neiugtige Re9sr
For qknQenes 2lnpen6elIe, men inos
rsmmdbe tiafge. at prridosnten meo
esn7Dn til 9dn1ldr6sjbet 6tote
FlBql ben / Spoaners s2dosn unDiIte
9ej, og at Fan t6te / uogen 6enieens
De 91rbe gtcrt ia ifrft'tq nO9:t .gsis
or.b. qraiiben4ens Snbbhoslie III
llnberIegefIe forIboo Svnhbor 9de
Irn ct llStrpt for, at qraFbenten
enIftbe, Senatet Ifuf6e ooertdee en-
9el at Q(nTcaret FOR &analdrbeioet.
Der 6leo Forelebi9 life noget al
Gsnator Germans gorilug ON timber
Iraelfe, men man bfeO enf9 ON al
ooergiOs qreIiIoentens Sltr1peIie til
Sendtets Hhndrfonrbte.
Oct lso 10 en- 5ip, TOm badbs 9Sras
ifosnten og 8rig9miniiter 3dft tilli9e
m6o Here af ne beisre 6unfraonerer I
qandltieneIten ba'sbe Foripnbst ifg I
flere Retninger, ferfg IA oeb at ileis
meb Slolfets 9enqe, Og MI gidGSt bet
FOR Folfets Repra1entunter ON ri9ii8
al Ie Dem otter. Wlen oi bar dllereot
lanoe pen4tt at oct rflbe DiIk iig, at
ttt 6ele bar onbIinbet 9rftit. 8ei
Times mi at IfalofeIte Ii9. qrGitosns
Ten eur moi afOrfg foretuget iig onIott,
tnb bpub 6nn por tiGIie Ill at faos
utoerieqe.
Del 6trettes Teuere, at Sendtet bar
6eiheFlet al Torftaae llnberfegelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
@reenpillc, Wiia

q. g. Md'bfen er inbiat af Me@
lfiqGeoen / @reenOille iOm Qotal=
q(gsnt for Galnfurbets 84abe. 9e.
iom enlfer at 6oGbs Sd'miiunbets Bio
be @penetGs rg Cns9n. bibes 1T
fenDen6e fla ra Eum, ba ban er
alttoriTeret fiji at mootage og tOittere
for penge for SanHunbets 8labe.
Ganifb 2utb. publ. 6ouf ?,
8lair, Nsbr.
paul peterfo n, geitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
10. Narg.
Sra asinrance=lt e=ltnOeripgelien.

5plgenbe af ulmen Snteresfe er os
hQ7enbt birette:
llnber ben Gegislattoe Q(sTurantez
unberIe3elfes &omttes Ss8 from ben
%. NOb., '05, u6itdbte benne Rpnlifes
6ortrhnb, Senator Q8flGtam D.
4rmItrong, felgenbe &uub9prelfe til
P0licp6oGbers oDer ben bele 8erben:
,,W}an bar bebt mig Om en- fort
llbtalelTe til Poficb6olbsre beb Slut
ningen df bort Wa6Oe for 'bsnne
Mfaanso, og jsg gfOer meO @Iabe
fgfgeHbs 9enItilling: 2ab fife 9eres
pofcn forfdlbe paa 9rln0 af roget
fom 9elit, Der er 6ragt for 9agsn beo
tenne ltnbtrfggefIe. poGcp6olbere er
heore fHildoe mn, erb fpr llnberfe=
QelIen be9bnbte, og beres StiGfing
6urbe bsbres ftabjg efter6oan6en, iom
bor llnbepTegelTe 'ifrtper frem.
Den 3opgEpning, Iom bf btl an
befale, bil lit0tO'lIo'mt Oarne om og
Itprte go1icbtobernes 9Rettigbeber.
0len be. Der ta6er here's golici for
faloe, oil mite 5orbelen af, b1ab
Der allerebe er 9jort, fua bel Tom at
6ut Di frepnOeles boaber at ubrette.
Saobunt Sfer burSe ingen plUlicoz
fo1her bringe, og 5au4nob og Mob
frr N fort 9'1O enbnu eil life atens
afb9rge Sab, men bet bill Iatts ao=
mftsen / Stonb tit at p0e ben bebIte
9jeneTe til bet ItarTte GntaI."
6ertfl feier 9aul Nlortbn, ZEN
M Prnib6ent for @quifable, en- Ianz
aere 8ebegprelie, fbordf oi fun fof
nlebbele ct fort ltHbrog.
9et bar ItOfe 9. 9unf, ban fonl
tfl GHpret, fprit fom o69airmans
paa ogoarb Of Directors og iiben
Iom Ss4ito6ets qrafltent. Naar
6un Far eentet TaIa large, inben ban
tonnmer frem for OfenfGg1bhen msb
en- 8ebeqpreIie, Tad far bet i'm @runb
/, at ban ferit DiIbs babe Selfdbets
2lf9rer 9runOtg unoerfggte, fau ban
tunlpe 'bGre Stanb til at mebbele
Sef1fa6ets finoncie1le 9flitarb, baz
ferret pda en- grunbig llnberIegeIie.
Ser re6egBrss Tau for unberl6@
Qe1Iens Sang, men hi ,ffol Blot med
feGe bens Heihfltater:
u 2tue be QlftIter, Fcn 6eQtabet
gpr 6oybring puu, er fprbaanben, at
b0i 'SIba1itst, og ne er fonTeroaifpt
bdoBmt berb $416,166, ,500.1O.
p 8enne Sum ooerffiger SelIfdz
bets Sfb1btgGeb (f,afkGities) msp
$67 7142, ,665.42, o9 Umtrira ! At
tenne Sum er ct 8onb TIL lSbeting
mellem ,,beferrsb tlcttiual policies"
TED Gnben nf beres 81 "umuluftonse
Pertobe.
- Aebgangen 4atfibernes @er=
oier paa 8ggsrne og SberItlr6bet er
5gGgen af en- @enDurbering paa tons
ferp'attb 8runb, o9 BEN forninbffer
life pou nbgen WlduOe SeIfubets
Sn'btegter.
Der er u[Ierebe inbfprt 8eTpdrel=
Ter eefIfabets 6usEobning til ct
geIeb af 100000 DIN QCarvt, 9oi!=
tet, eFter A % asnrer, Trorer til $15,s
100000 pberIiaere Snibfuts Og bet
mere enb mrber g1sbIsttslien uf Bar
fferne. so paul Wacrton gtoer 6ndb
rn HberIigete 9efporelier af en- mere
raoffdl Gurafter. Soer9tebebet 6aaz
Der 6hn at funnR inNfsre Iadbanne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
Stillinoen / 2usIono.
3 o Der aflgfer 8nipnets
ter og &ugler.
SftuuttonsnS 30 a n b.
% pt 6 a'a n.

s nog0e fda 9u9e bar bet Tor9orOss
big rOGagt. Men urofgbeberne er
otter brltbt u0.
timber 9. bs. metoes Der fra 81.
Peter86Org, at @eneral SrIoffs 5or>
Ipnings 3O9 ifpGge ct 9t2gte er OPP
indppet uf observation-disclosures. st an
hat Rpgte flyer, at bans Sropper er
ommnget. @eneral Gollo9lIb meGber,
at bans Stnrte er lltilitr@ftefig til at
Opmpe OpitaHben / gIteripproUins
ierne. s W1lan0fItriftet er 5ilfBan=
ben forbCiblet. Slg fra gpre 9neiperz
tEitrfftet tariner Der @Tteruetnfnger
cm Ylpnbring eFter en- itor Maale=
Itof.
8'ioers meloe8 btr ira ct. 9etersz
borg, at 3errorisme far dflGIt Rebelz
zion. Bomber far dflpit 8uionetter
pg observation-disclosures 8uaben. Sra
man9e @9ne ! gfi9et aommer Der
Geretninger ot1l, at gIm6,b8m9nb er
in'f9mDr0ebe, o9 G5aren er bleben iaa
Foritrrte't, at Ban flar ubpal9t iig
en- iargig 9iltoast of trpfaIte aoTat=
fer.
8rnfeften g}aDpninIf, Qplen,
InagmprbgSes i Dag, INN ban for=
lpO 5srnbaneftloeirnen. S 0pulOF,
ugIoa I qo4sn, 6le.o en- Qgitndnt
qoIitfet BRETT al en- gon6e, % 10
9etjeate '69lo faarete. S @adan bloO
Superintep6enten for Sporbogns
gar6Ttaret, ter 6athe bqret attn
imtb Sthtgrne, Ihlbt Dig brpbt AT
Sodaaliiter.
6sor bkn naIte 9bEn6e bill ranrme,
bet ipetulerer Gm6eIbsm9nbene fra
G3dpen neb III ben iinpIeTte gplitis
fktjent / en- 9anbsbp angiteligf pua.
Snlen Deo, om life Fan bGper BET
n9Ite Offer. Sra beres bGnnelfge
&rarterer beb6Qfper HebolufionGIter=
nes 2ersre at ubtd6e berss Subre,
f5iGi, ubfpres trrb8 po(thets itgrz
ite 2ldhoaIa9en6eo. Socidltitleberne
tiger, at Dem forte 9aa6enGbi(e ftprteS
6elQighagene.
s ct ,9slegram ira st. peter86or8
df 10. 08. Fort9Ges Der un NEittes
SItiqing. 6an 1nber ffte Snbens
ri9sminiiter 0urOonoS itrenge yprz
6Iol0sregler, men fan betragter Dem
iom nglOpenioige unber OnitRnbf9s
fdter. Sm 6an Hattie fig imoio benz,
p9 80rbau699belIe bfso ,6eIgen, Farrt
Stploen paa 8am. 6an b9bber I9rs
llg Udan'jFeItet df 30. Sfto6er Og
phaiHddr at G3aren Der db cen 8ar9
gdo 5I1ltef Itprre iri6eb, enb nogen
unfNsn Wlbnhrt bar giort, og ban fla
ger 6ftterfig ober, at be 1rpberdts
far I5tgtet Gam. 6an far dQtab D9z
ret inIOb llnbertrpttslIe, men be fno-
Derates 9oI0ning bar tpun9et BAN
til at gou meb pau Itrange 5or9o00sz
yeQler.
s Dag til Morgsn GaiIer ri en- llbs
toGsQie af 2(n6rep .. NGiIk, tibljgere
Q(mbasTub9r Gu8fanb, om @ftte.
San taAe Gtb @orneG llnfberIittt /
G'adr og ia9os brunbt unnet nm
gGftte
,,U}. g8itfe er efter min W%ning
ten enIeItk DdanlO, Iom fan aennems
fere en- nh 9tingenss Or6en I Russ
LAMB cg 1Fo1rqe 9anlerOt. gaa BAN
berpr Zen enisIte Ggance for 5ribeD.
0et g,dnle g0ltotrdfi fan dQbrig pen>
Se til6age FOR beitan0tgt. WeahTfs
HusTanh tonrner TIL at gennemgda
npget Iiensnbe, Tutn 5runtrig FAR
genrSm9daet; men nu eFfer 100 &dr
er bet en- rolig og agtet 3epublff".
GusGanb bar Tifret fig ct Quan Pou
50000,000 iii 81 % Rentsr og 2
| % &onmisiipn 5ranfrig, mob Git
ferbeb I bets Sern6uner. serfgen bar
! foItet Rusfdnb 81, 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
Sonosmono / Oct fjerne.
Gtsporfen af betfnget
benaabeIoe ban nife
80 rb r oere.

gStdnbinaben" - norbiIt llge=
6lab for Spciamerffd, ub3iret /
9uenos 2(ires - for q. gtoDember
meboeler, at Der fra 0anIte / 4rgFns
tina er bIeDet Ienbt bet Ddn1fe llbens
rigsirinfIterium fglgeBoe 2doresie:
ollrtertegnebe 8dnfte, bpi1bbenbe
I Repu6fffsn 2lrgenfind, tfllaber fig
fsreeb unbkr burligIt al, benpsnbe ia
til bet beje llbenrigsminiitsrium i
fslgenbe Qlnlebnfng.
8sbisGigt er her DE Isnere 2(ar, og
iarItgt I inbtOGrenbs, fer TIL 2unbet
andomnet en- Del bunTfe SSnboanorere,
Tom efter eget llb7agn er bettnget b..
naabepe 5lorbrpbere fra 8anmurt,
Tenbte berpl0er of BET banIfe poftti
9ogt bf anferer toenn9pnte o5nbi4
pljoers ll'bTagn, u6tdlsr oi Dor 5orDis
ming ON, at bet umuligt fan oQre Osf
banife Yoaftf, Der pla benne Muufe
ifaFer iig df mso fine Sanger, men
at bfs1e Menneiters llbienbelTe maa
ifnlbes 5angIelsi4ffa6ets 9irtfom6eb.
ia oisie Menne7fer iIsn Regd
fortietter here's forbrEogrTfe gdne
6syoore, og bdo 0ere5 3roeri, 8sbras
9ed Q. li9n goela99er 0et 6,anot
andre 6eraeenI1e Qationer raIfeftersz
De bauife Hu0n, b5oer unberfegnsbe
3aniie unbstSenf9I bet 6sje Ulini=
Iteriiam ON, for Ida 5ibt bet Itaar /
0ets Uldgt. at iasfe en- Stopper for
oenne SSnb5ianoring ali 5orbrGcere
iii 9(rgeniina. Ou bisIe fun ggr Stam
% Sfabe fer aGe 6er6oerbe Dante
fige idd nel fom for npanfomne 0anz
Ife. Der HE ftn66rtr fil benne Gdtc
aori. men beriniob II baberfiQe Mea
rfItcr; It'll Sagen er ben 8a9 Dag
tommen 7aa oibf, at III boidFte 8ans
ife, belarte af f6rgefi9e Grfaringer,
mda Re npdo MHstro pod ale nDan.
tdons 2anbsmGnb, he1b bet beie
NffniIterimm moa gre iig fart, er
til Sfa6e for banife llbpanbrere,
Ton enTter at aaTeltte fig / 2trgens
tind.
@n 8I 8dnIfe bar uotalt 2niiet
nm at 6enoenbe fig birefte hi ben
argenffnIte Regering, men JfertdFlet
af os far anIet bet FOR rigtfg1t, Al
hi f8rit bennenbte os iii bet Saniie
ll0enHgsminfItertum.
6aabenoe. at bet bye Minfiterium
Bill tage benne Senptnbe0Ts til iSslge,
anmOber hi ON, at bets SioarIfrbOerIe
ntan ienIbes bIirefte til mebHnberte9s
ntbe paltor 9lnoreitn. 3anbi1."
oSltanbinIJosn" tnDtter berti1 en-
RGtte, | 5urmsn ret Ifurpe 8emGrtz
nTn8er, 6Uoraf nj dnfprer f9lgenbe:
,2(t ben Ounite 9egering tfte Ituls
be tage 6erIbn til 2Gbresfer, men
t9inge Os ill at gaa BEN for ben
7
banite ylutipn Tan DonDgenbe @ei;
til ben argentinite Re9erfng, oer PAD
qlmrpbrfng n9ppe I'LL trpe Ell 9jes
bfft mdo at lifts 2anpst for alle, Der
life gennen fDIbeitgeren6e gGnpirer
fan bebiie, at he biehrme life bar
e9ret ItrdIfebe -- er lrtPnteltqt. Der.
imOb fan Der mdaite not gad en- Sto
fen, inben ben mlpqrenoe 6rems
9angsmnnbe fan Bptre fuGbIt9nbig
op6u'oet men ri benitfllgr, at llben.
rigsnfniIieriet / U1ellsnSiben 6oNoer
bet 6ero9renbe @eneruleonimNdt "a
JOUR" lneo llDfenbelIsn al fgorbrb
brno, Ndofehes ait aion1ulotet til en-
6ber 5tb fan Ia0bs in0e nreb be nebs
bem6iige Splbsninqer ON, til thils
fen adtsgori en- nnoTtouwnen mao
benfees, pg ifte, = Tan BET bar
en- fi0rtaere &onTms 8one = bebs=
Der at ipsrgs sn6oer nbanfommen.
,,SDdb bar Be gfort bienme2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

(Sluttss p'au Sfbe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

ogutts kere1t",
ct baluu9enliet 0apbebs= og 0p=
lDsnin9sblao for
Sate ;. oanite JOlt glmerifa,
/ ubs, ~ Nos o9 5rebo8 o9 fofer
ON Nart. 'ocr sl.5O / De 6Orene0'
II Stoter 90 llblanbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

9lbonner paa ,,Oaniferen". $1.50
uurlNg. 43rdpertlmre fenbss frtt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
The HUI Hawaii

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb
ruary 5, 19O6-On the evening of the
second of February well attended
and most enjoyable meeting Of the
Hui Hawaii was held with Miss M. r.
Stolz as hostess. 1t was a soIb of
valentine evening, each person brought
a valentine which he tied to one Of
the ends of overhead strings stretched
across the room. After the games of
hearts, played during the earlier part
of evening were over, the persons
whose valentines happened to be tried
to the ends of the same string sat down
together to refreshments. Now that
spring is coming it is planned soon 70
hold a tally-hO party to give some
variety to the meetings of the society.
Those present at the meeting We're:
Miss M. r. Stolz, hostess, Mr. and Mrs,
Larnach, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, Misses
Pearce, FeatherstOne, Craig, Peterson
and Messrs. II. e. Robinson, Galbraith,
Malone, Peterson, Pratt, S. b. and G..
e. Dole, Gay, Stolz and f. Schnack.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
LIGHTHOUSE FOR
M'GREGOR LANDING
CAPT. NIBLACK INSPECTED THE
PROPOSED NEW HARBOR ON
MAUI DURING RECENT TOUR.

Captain Niblack the assistant to the
lighthouse Inspector will recommend
that a new light be established at Nc
Gregor's Landing, the new port at
Maui which is to replace the pres mt
harbor of Maalaea Bay,
Niblack returned yesterday with the
U. S. S. 1roquois from a trip of inspec-
tion to Mookai and Maui lighthouses.
He was absent four days. During his
trip he inspected the lights at Kauna-
kakai, Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and Ka-
MAIZENA, Point. 1t is likely that he will
arrange new ranges for Kaunakakai
McGregor's Landing will be completed
within the course of a few months and
in anticipation of the increased island
shipping to that place, new light
will be necessary. The island type Of
light will be installed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
OLD COOKE HOUSE
TO Be TORN DOWN
KAIULANI HOME MANAGEMENT
MAKES AN IMPORTANT DECI-
SION AS TO THE NEW HOME.

While details have yet to be arrang-
ed, the decision has been made by the
management of the Kaiulani Home
to build an entirely new structure
on the old Cooke homestead on
King street opposite the Castle Kin
dergarten. This was decided at a
meeting held yesterday.
The original intention was to have
used the old house and to have added
to it but an inspection revealed the
fact that the woodwork of the old
structure was honeycombed by borers
and was useless. 1t was therefore de-
cided to raze the historic house, the
home of the Cooke family for many
years. Work began on this today.
Plans for the new building have been
partially prepared but the management
has not yet passed on them. Another
meeting will be held next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock when the plans
will be discussed and probably passed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
WILL PLANT
TREES At GUAM
GOVERNOR POTTS is TO CARRY A
LARGE QUANTITY FROM HOMO
LULU-TO PRACTICE FORESTRY.

Commander Potts the governor of
Guam will take quantity of trees and
seeds to Guam from Honolulu when
the U. S. S. Supply departs on Satur-
day Assisted by Captain Niblack of
the Naval Station, the Governor of
Guam has been securing data and other
information connected with forestry.
Commander Potts intends to start the
cultivation of forestry at Guam on
quite a large scale if the conditions are
favorable and with this idea in mind,
is taking the means with which to eX-
pertinent.
When Commander Dyer the former
governor of Guam, passed through Ho-
nolulu some months ago from Guam,
he made arrangements with the local
Territorial authorities and Captain
Niblack also securing the means to in
troduce forestry cultivation at Guam.
Since that time the Board of Agricul-
ture and Forestry, S. M. Damon and
the government experimental station
officials have been very kind in supply
ing data as well as trees and seeds.
commander Potts the successor of
Commander Dyer, will have a large
quantity of stuff to take with him to
his new post
The Supply is loading 400 tons of coal
at the Naval Station.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
THE NEWCOMBS
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
ARE GIVING PUBLICITY TO HA-
AND ARE SENDING VISITORS.

Letters from L. A. p. Newcomb and
Miss Newcomb, to friends in Honolulu,
show them still as enthusiastic over
the islands as they have been since
they first come here several years ago.
Miss Newcomb has given a number of
talks on Hawaii before various organ
izations in the east, two at Buffalo, at
st. Paul's church and at Trinity, and
another before the Woman's Aid Home
in Manchester, N. II. Mr. Newcomb
has also made a number of addrs sses
on the subject, and a collection of Ha-
waiian sketches and photographs eX-
hibited by him in Manchester has at
tracted a good deal of attention.
A number of people are already on
their way to the islands as a result Of
this publicity. Among them are Hon
Alviso F. Sortwell, a former mayor Of
Cambridge Mass, with his wife and
two children
Mr.. Newcomb finds that people are
more interested in pictures and des-
criptions of Hawaii, as it is today than
they are i'm those which represent what
was thirty years ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
TO FLORIDA TO
HIDE THEIR GRIEF
EXODUS OF NATIONS WHO FAIL
ED TO SECURE INVITATIONS TO
THE ROOSEVELT WEDDING.

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The
humber of heartaches and disap-
pointments over the non-arrival of a
coveted envelope from the White
House bearing an invitation to the
greatest wedding ever known within
it's walls will probably never be
known. The exodus to Florida will be-
gin next week, for Washington hos
tesses who cannot bear the chagrin
of owning that they are overlooked
in such matters have fashion Of
suddenly departing either for Ber-
muda or Florida. They have been
known to go all the way to Europe on
account of some ones illness just in
order TO avoid being found out.
The original number of invitations
to be struck off for the wedding OF
Miss Roosevelt and Congressman
I.ongworth was 1900. The number has
grown in small additions to 400 this
number including, of course, the in
vitations which have gone around the
world. only about 1000 of these in
vitations were sent to people in Wash
ington
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
ANNUAL MEETING.
KooLAU RAILWAY Co, 1T

KOOLAU RAILWAY CO, LTD.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Koolau Railway Company,
Ltd, will be held at the Office and
principal place of business of the cor
poration, Stangenwald Building, Homo
lulu, on Monday February 26th, at
O'Clock p. m. The stock books of the
corporation will be closed for trans
fers on Thursday, February 18th, at
II o'clock m.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
e. E. PAXTON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February IA, 1906.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
It WAS ROTTEN
SAYS M'FADDEN
HAD KUPA BEATEN ALL THE
WAY BUT REFEREE GAVE THE
FIGHT AS A DRAW.

Jack McFadden, the pink-haired
young man who is handy with his
mitts, is back from Maui where he
fought KUpa and incidentally he is an
noyed over the report that was circu-
lated to the effect that Kupa defeated
him.
THE decision was rotten enough. bus
that report was rottener," he SAID this
morning. THE match was to go for
ten rounds and decision. The referee 1
don't think knew a fight from a horse
race and he gave it draw. Why, 1
had Kupa skinned by city block, and
in the ninth round he wanted to pull
off his gloves and quit. Kupa knew
who was licked you bet, even if the
referee didn't"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-14
A NEW CHURCH
FOR MAKIKI
CONGREGATIONALISTS
TO PUT UP A $500 STRUCTURE
VERY SOON-THE PLANS.

The Makiki Japanese Congregational
Church is soon to build a new church
edifice at the corner of Pensacola and
Kinau streets.
The congregation has for about a
year been worshipping in a dwelling
house changed somewhat to fit it for
purposes of assemblage and worship.
But the congregation has greatly out
grown these accommodations. Services
have been held out of doors in order to
accommodate all who have attended.
The church organization has more
than trebled in numbers during the
past year. 1t has been under the min
istry of Rev. r. Okomura. lot was
purchased some time ago, and has been
paid for and a considerable sum has
been secured for a building fund.
Competitive plans for the church
have been received, and bids have also
definitely decided which plans are to
be accepted, hence the contract has not
been awarded. The church will cost
between "a 900 and $4,000 and, being a
church for Japanese viii be built by
japanese labor. 1t viii seat between
300 and 400 and is arranged with six
Sunday school rooms which can be
opened freely into the main auditorium
by means of folding doors. Sunday
school work is a prominent feature Of
the work of the church, and hence the
design of the church will take this into
consideration.