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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

Gang ava IRA hamc ~ your
lasals thls week ana see The TAT.
Tie Minister At the Lois a muckis
eanny play, II II mair than Wesl
sta9ed. acted. and n fun q scotch
dlalvgt and Kaid Scotch character
ltnpeFsonattop.
Atleeu May as Lady nabbie. the
careless. tricky Kyrsy h better IN
the present play than in any pre-.
Vieus one, Ns peV,an as the I.iitls
Minister gives excellent support
Especially good are William Mor
ria. r. r. Love ard Jack eirandln.
AZ the elders 81 Aud t.icht kirk. and
Robert Lawrence a. the village %.
lieeman Morris ana Tho latter hau.
die the Scotch dialect admirably.
Philip Sheffield IS Capt. naili.
well. and Naunie Webster. who
ireads 70 80 20 the poor house. arr
good
Daily matlae~s except THURSDAY
ana Friday this week Lord chun.
ley.s well known eastern riay
With Kaigh Cummings Ia the uas
role. viii be next Sundays mat.
ineeL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

Russell a prew'a ncw Lsrie the
atsF. eefner Of Washington aud oe-
eidenfai ava Waa RusHlctouHly
opeaed yesterday BY the nea stock
company appearing In The scouts
Revenge The pretty little th<atsr
VAS eHe % The bs8 surprises Cosy
IN It's arrangements. Win Eoesf en-.
frances ana exlis. vsii liKhted and
the acoustics Of the beat. the CON
raaf Eeod. the opsning vas a sue.
tess.
The Aeonta Nexenar~ Il a ~rnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

en- nlay bordering ON the frontier
afahatisation The momhera af the
east are we'll known n Seattle play.
keefa. Mike tlealsy. one Of the beat
character men Ia the business on
me eaant n Ia the now ansreFa-
sipu. and Frank Montgomery. Prank
y, Seward. Mrs Il. D., French. Masie
oliNeh Elizabeth Halle aud several
either favofilcs are IA this weeks
phl The house was well filled al
both the matinee ana evening per-
fefmAnrca
Matthews viii be given each week
ga Wednesdays. Saturdays aud sun.
days
New Vaudeville This Afternoon.
Al the star theater this afternoon
shefe IL a new clio ~ eight high
Grade vaudeville acts. headed by
Walter ncaNen' Merry Minlklnn
There VIII be two performance 10.
nlkht, beginning at 3sib aud sil6
o'cioek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

lsssr sass'a' M rslrs
Fvshs ,wllllam Ragley in9ie, , .
- 40 s MAIN reservation. ha'y,
- % -, sss.e ta the Iedctei
- l'a '' u The eharge q nn.a W.
~ w " s y q killlns ...., N e,
- ~ y = sseli indian Woman CIV
ataloA ~ last tall they haa
> s, .ss.1,imiaasY hearing new, he,e,s J,
~ ',sner Hubert. 1elsa'iee
as'' 'sss i,aslsy committed sd. me !,
.s III "a says be vas outside
> y. s naslsy make threats aud
j hss' ,.s.,,ssle followed After bas.
- [. ~ M. be N q match ana
y =, .Asrash the window 70 zee
ssss ~. '', woman lylns % a p,'ol q
y NV sAe floor However, ne
A<& ~ ,ss ana although the
- $500 ~ semmltted last AUGUST
- AZ vas no, found aa'il In
gAlpner. speaker 81 the
!, representative. VAS street.
49, \. avn people SATURDAY
! y reception was given In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

which opened 1t the seattle thea.
ter Yesterday fer a weeks run.
AT Cripple creek has been seen
IN Seattle before and has made good
foe the mriodfamasio. The com
pany meets all requirements and
much applause waa givcn the xari.
W. sss'==ss- ---4se- s@ 81 the east yesterday
fAf different pfSSea % business
There Ia neat chssss-..,. nart. that
uf Tateo. played BY Little nlfStnia,
which V particularly bright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
tstar Special Service. J

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 2s-
Sufficient salmon was shipped from
Alaska ports 20 Puget sound during
the year 1905 "a provide every other
man. woman aud child Ia the Unit
ed States with one can. the onofm'
Gus number OF t0.tbT.760 cans hay
inF been entered AZ the customs
house at this port. The number Of
eaaea involved IL $4,000. each case
containing four dozen. or n total
Of a.3tG. ssO dozen. The Wholesale
price for this salmon will average
close 90 1880 per case, showing q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
1nE THEATERS
s.s Feather

NAfN fNAAftNf
.r..thsf.- one of those COM
.n,eA have a Kaleidoscope
$50 - tha mind of n mcdlS
fE $3.50 eestums& flanhins
I rlinslux Arrnor daring
$50 ~,,,mss and hove, opened
=. 9 ss,nA lAss ulght
.,ssy has semsihing 70 do
ms.hhockilng and pietur-
,.lsana. kanWn as the Red
80 Seeks his victims oa
-. mad thsreey sxcitiuE thg
-.esn * ths crown pftnec %
-. q rnythleal country not
- q ~ MAPS os Humankind
80 q nat the first tinss The
nfhsea here u vas here
.rss with Miss Grace Van
ss.ra n ne leading role Miss
.aalfesa was satisfyiae. bur
-. a uas because her eoin-
- snfsrteF Or because she
- VA past reccvvred from W.
- ~ rlsy failed 90 seefe The
=. a alt lnss night
- van staadifords successor
->.,,t.h slmpsan Sae l. &C.
.-ssalsa hy Rexeral pcQFls who
....s,'s appeared with Miss stud.
- "a TIE entire cast l. of
- .a.saash atsf atstafifx
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
DR.. J. Vining Harris
and Carpet Bag Politics

while little Dennis of Ali.chua, was in
an antc-rOOm with an eN-clerk o. til"
legislature mating up tie roll OF liz"
house. Dr. Harris moved That In,
house proceed to organize which son
OF Ham ana It rad" quickly second
ID Then that Mckinney preside
which also passed, and Bryan WIS
made clerk. all Of which the c"lor"G
bTDt1-T seconded and voted for think
in it was the names Of their radical
leaders. and YOU can judge Oi the CON
S;"TratiGn of the leaders when thoy
filed i'm and found the house oI-.n-
IZ"d. ana from that date or tC now
there ElS been no other OrgH uiZai Iuf.
than Z. democratic one. and 10 bT. ! Y.
Harris belongs the honor uf u blood
less revolution. fought with - much
GOOD judgment, and for this great ;r:ir
he should bc COMMUNICATED III Tho
history Of Florida and Thu recognition
cannot be too quickly bestowed and
The honor Of distinction cniOved VT lie
the hero Vet lives DR.. Harris Was
greatly interested III the persons bear
lE@ the nam" OF Harris attending tho
STATE Press Association. aud sought IN
Introduction 10 every one present liz.
said he believed h' was distautIy r.-
lated to them and 10y looking 80 their
features he could easily til.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
PUBLIC NOTICE
To the People of Pensacola.

All persons in Pensacola must hold
themseIvee RESPONSIBLE Tor .nv weak
ness OF srIffeyjU-- caused from Old ag...
chronic coughs or colds bronchitis.
weak .un.,. rundown conditions.
stomach tI.,Is,-o- Nervousness, or moor
blend when ". ,r~,. r-ilfiu., ia ,cII IN, m
rhc rc,rI cnd live rr.u,r;.rion Iinoi
and ~,.rurp In..f~ rnnr.[- II il doc mo-
g.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
ON THE
CONVICT SYSTEM

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

The OcaIa Star. in a ~Ccent account
- o. the press trip 90 Key West has the
following to say regarding one of Flor
ida distinguished citizens. and the
rIrt be played in wrestling the state
from Inc carpct-baG rule:
We .lmOSI overlooked the pleaSur"
W hir. i'm meeting the venerable DIR.
J Y Harris. who has been one Of the
pioneer settlers OF Key West and
whose Political services TO the stat"
were .rrat i'm reconstruction times.
d. HarTis. who served the stat" -
Monroe county, representative, UcCG-
PIC tnc unique distinction Uf state
C.af a- Tho son Of Mississippi 10y birth
and Florida by adoption, that Cu1 the
knot lLar freed FIOI ida forever from
C,rUC1-l,a-, rule. In the meeting Of
Il. legislature in f>7f. although Tho
black republicans were in q majority
h.. conceived tin. idea Of counting them
out and Countiu, in the rcd-shirt"d
sons If liberty ami with that object
IN view b. called together Il few true,
r~Soluin veterans OF the lost cans"
frd stated hi object and position Al
first blush they did not approve of his
IuctE"dS. In a war for liberty. all
means are fair. especially 50 if after
You have Won your point and made
\yOIr position sure, Won work TO IT."
end that the best interests Of al cor
ccr,aed in the state are sacred. the
means justified tie end And this is
1uSI what the democrats Of Florida did
on that OCCASION when they OvertErc%-
The wicked and corrupt carper-baG rule
prd gave instead Just and equitable
Government 10 Ill Mckinney, of
Jackson, Mr.. Bryan, for so many yer;
clerk of the house. and others finally
agreed 10 side by DR.. Harris in what
h. proposed to do and in this case IS
soon rs the legislature convened,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
A Legend Of Breslau.

BreSI&u. the Silcsian capital. has a
famous bell. that of the Church Of ST
Mary 1t was east in 1856 and has 4
legend. Thu story i that when his
bell was ready for casting the founder
after his great labor. went to take
food. and during his absence his np-
prentice. despite strict prohibition.
opened the stopcock of tho cruciblr
and let ont the molten metal. The IN
furiated master. disrcgarding the
youths appeal for mercy made in
Christs name. poniardpd him on the
spot and. linding aftcrward that his
bell was nOic the worse. WAS piung cd
in remorse. Condemned for the crime
he asked on his way to the block to
he allowed tn hear his bell for the last
time. and through the centuries ever
sine" il has tnllNd the knell of the
doomed. The German poet Muller cole
hratcS the legend in verse. - London
Globe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Mrs. Maiaprop.

Mrs Ri suppose You find your
daughter very much improved by her
two years stay at college? Mrs Proud
MotheT-La. yes, Elizabeth is n car
nivOrous reader now, an she frequent
IL impOveriShrS music But she amt
bit stuck mp. She's unanimous to cv-
eTybOdy. an she never keeps Il caller
waitin' for her 70 dress. She lust
runs in nom de plume. an YOU know
that makes one feel so cOmforta BILE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
ERSTIDIOUS WOMEN

consider PaXtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygicnic care Of the
person and for local treatment OF
feminine ills. As Il wash lis cleansing.
germjC;dal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
a. Druggists. Sample free Address
The K. Paxton Co, Boston, Mass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

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800. MI ~ .r.. ,naz .,.rL ~ WIN
in rrc Cn.mopuli,au article. ior on
,1,~ ,''' .r ,.rn.i"1 ~ ,bIS aam:-ar,
institution
l. -nr,iTG Pc, r,uruny-,.! -hl- g.
ger Cour of ,hc prison population III
his -r5-" az" nc-r"vs. and. a. ID
I,i.cn ~ Il "cc"ur T'ru.- "G'~ i.
We ha1" accepted ra" theory tha-
The negro. OWNS F." his VrrE creation.
has nativity and h!~ c.=:&'-' els los.
yrrN Lnt n0@si..E --IHG Gloss '.'r
tiuouoL'. a. a Wh".c. without dau-".
O.. TIM extinction Of he ~r'cfo-- and
The mortality rae 81 iH' ''n'"r- OF
c.""tStior oh" c:'t"~ and j'NH~'
n-ot.- his theory C"Nc-I-i', : ="
~" u"d.ca. profession o. III" ~:'"'H.
Tn" following darI tu.l- establishes
ID E.trh'@ position. AZ: tCul~ ="
nov cna, our coHViC- system j. ">
no means as hidCa - l. ht- been
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
Used by our family
for over
FORTY YEARS

Dear Sirs:- Weeks Mills, Me-, Mar I, 1904.
We have used your eel. F." Bitters in
our family for over forty years, and l will
also add that it cured me of the sick head
ache when was about 20 years of age,
now am 50 years old and it is very sell
dom that have it at all. a
Yours truly, Mrs. F. S. RonERrs.
You won't need to miss days work
or pleasure if you keep "L. F." Atwood's
Medicine at hand. A dose or two when
your food distresses or your bowels are
slow, will mate you all ri2hs.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
ANNUAL MEETING
Stockton Springs Water Company

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Stockton Springs Wafer Company will be held at
the Office of the secretary. A. A. Beaton, in Hop
fifteenth day of January, A ID. 1907. at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, to hear the reports of
the officers and act upon the same, to elect a
board of seven directors for the ensuing year and
to transact any other business that will properly
come before said meeting Per order,
A. A. BEATON, Secretary.
Stockton Springs, Me-, January 1, 1907.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
Keep Your Blood Pure.

No one can be happy, light-hearted and
healthy with body full of blood that can
not do its duty to every part because of it's
impurity therefore, the first and most i'm
portant work in hand is to purify the blood
so that every organ will get its full benefit
of healthy circulation. There is no rene
dy we know. of so good as that old family
remedy, Brandreth's Fills. Each pill con-
tains one grain of the solid extract of sarsa-
parilla blended with two grains of a combi-
nation of pure and mild vegetable products,
making it blood purifier unexcelled in
character. One or two taken every night
for awhile will produce surprising results.
Brandreth's Pills have been in use for
over century and are sold in every drug
and medicine store, either plain or sugar.
coated.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
NOTICE OF 70 <ECLOSURE.

WI REAS. Oscar E. Perry of Burnham in the
w County OF Waldo and State of Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated Jan. 8. A. d. 1897, recorded
in Waldo registry of Deeds, Book 247, Page 30i,
conveyed to Charles +. sherman of said Burn
ham. certain parcel of land with the buildings
thereon situated in said Hurnham, bounded and
described as follows, viz: 1t being the Hunter
farm, situated on the county road leading from
Clinton to Burnham, and bounded on the east by
the Sebasticook River; on the south by land for
mery owned by Charles Reed and land of Mrs.
Hunt and I.ymanWinn; on the west by the center
of the called trout brook on the north by land
owned by Capt. A. ID. Aillett and the said +. W
Crawford; containing forty acres more or less;
and whereas, the said Charles E. sherman, by
his deed of assignment dated the twentieth day
of December, A. d. 1906, and recorded in waldo
Registry of Deeds, Book 27S. Page 499 did assign,
transfer and convey the notes, debt and claim
thereby secured and all his right. title and
est by virtue of said mortgage in and to the real
estate therein described to the undersigned, G. f.
Mitchell of said Burnham and whereas, the con
dtiOn of said mortgage has been broken.
Now. therefore, by reason of the breach of the
condition thereof l claim foreclosure of said
mortgage.
Dated at Burnham, in the County of Waldo and
State of Maine, this twenty sixth day of Deem
Der, A ID. 1906.
3w1 CT. MITCHELL.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
LIBERT Y

LIBERTY.
Since the rem oval of the Tabard Inn Ii.
brary from Belfast the subscribers here
have made arrangements to change their
books in Camden. The members have been
very fortunate in getting the popular new
books... The Magazine Club, which has
been in existence for so many years, has be-
gun anOth er year, with one or two additions
....Mr. Harry Daniels of Montvlle, we'll
known in this vicinity, is meeting with
marked success as pastor of the Universal
list church in Dixfeld, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
koes0H dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.

"Have you never said anything you were
sorry for? ?" eyes," answered Senator
Sorghum "but never yet made the politi-
cal blunder of owning up that was sorry"
Washington Star.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10

tFlag station.
5000 from Belfast and all staturs uD lUUlh
Through tickets to all points West aDI No1E
west, via all routes, for sale by | EwIs s. 7NBnaS
Agent, Belfast. clio. +. EN as
Vice President and Genera NJ t4s-
#. f. EooTuPy, Gent Pass. and Tiai-f
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
(glEj l4[g,,jIh

On and after Dec. ., 1906, trans conugci,,
at Burnham and Waterville with through ,r,n,
Tor and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland And
Boston, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10

just now, while the question of our
relations with Japan is arousing discus
sion in all quarters, an article in the
January Atlantic on Japan and the
Philippine Islands will be read with
especial interest. James A. LIE Roy,
the author, whose earlier article in the
same magazine on Grace Prejudice in
the Philippines" attracted such wide at
tention, has had every opportunity,
both official and personal, to study the
facts at first hand; and he speaks with
authority. The San Francisco school
fracas, he asserts, is important, chiefly
because it brings us face to face with
the world-old antagonism of the Occi-
dent and the Orient. Is this antagon.
ism reasonable one, or is it merely
prejudice? Is there really yellow
peril? Spain, it seems, was always in
dread of it; she feared Japan's designs
upon her Philippine possessions. Mr..
LIE Roy gives striking resume of these
scares in the past, and points out how
futile they have been proved in fact
Japan does not want the islands; and
the Filipinos do not want Japan.
What Japan does want most earnestly
is the friendship of America; and there
is every reason why friendship be-
tween the two nations should be mutu-
ally profitable. Is race prejudice too
deep rooted to permit of this?
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10

gists or by mail; Trial Size 10 cts. by mail
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street. New York
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
1z!4S9 Egg4zs$fD
<AS:.. :! :! Railroad
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
In Effect Monday. October 5. 1900

PULLMAN SEItNICt
rarlor car on train leaving No. MAJ.
PSI y III. and leaving Caribou at
DEPARTURES
LEANE -SearSport so a. M, Stockt..
tJr and arriving at North Bangor ~ . ...
gor (yia North Bangor) I.05 a. M, So l-
sos a. m, Dover ald FoXcrOft 9.l3 Il. 90. ..
vile 1850 a. M, kineo 100 p. m, Mi >t
Millinocket 1912 IA m, Ashland 1.t'u..
Kent $40 p, M, Houlton 1890 p. M, tut' ~
l.43 p. H., Pressure Isle 2.22 p. M, Carlo. '
LEAvE-Northern Maine Junction IL, o..
for and arriving at No. Bangor at IL
Bangor North Rangor) 34op. m, So Z
$40 p. m, Milo All D. m. Millinockel .
Houlton T.40 p. IN, Fort Fairfield " ,
Pressure Isle 9.22 p. m, Caribou $50 p ii.
f.LEAVE-SearSpor 800 p. M, StocNlou HI
for and arriving at No. Bangor $50 p u. rl
(vla North Bangor) $40 p. M, SO. I,ag song
p. M, Milo Cos p. M, Dover 6.25 p. III % ''
I.55 p. IN.
ARRIVALS
ADMINISTRATION 1915 a. M, Sears
m. Leaving Milo $50 a. M, GreenyiM
Dover Il Foxcroft 7.O5 a NJ, So. LaT'tH
M, Bangor (via North Bangor) 500
Bangor $3.50 ~ m.
ARRIvE-Northern Maine Junctiou
m. Leaving Caribou 100 a. m, Prr>p ' .'
a. M, Fort airfield LOS a. M, HOultuD
Ashland 1855 a. M, Miltinocket IL ~ o. ~.
1875 p. m, So. Lagrange Los p. m
North Bangor) 1850 p. M, No. ban-"
ADMINISTRATION s,25 p. NJ. Se'u 81
M Leaving Caribou 1l.45 a. m, PreSQu T.
p m, Fort Fairfield II, 40 a. m, Houl'
Fort Kent 1885 a. m. Ashland 1875
nocket 4.25 p, M, Milo 5.45 p. M, Gra
p. M. Doy & FoXcroft BIS p. m, s. -
625 %. m, Bangor (via North hanguI
The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
GA TozIA.
s..,. tb. a The Kind You Have Always Bouett
asa q &zZzzx

Little Willie-Papa, why is it that all our
coins have woman's head stamped on
them? Mr.. Well-er ah i--my
son, money talks.-Puck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-08
SELLING BANANAS BY WEIGHT

After this when one goes into some
of the fruit and grocery stores of Port
land to purchase bananas it viii not be
correct to say, "I1l have dozen ba-
nanas," or two dozen, as the case
might be. The correct way of putting
it in the order viii be to say: "T'u
have a pound or two," This change
in the manner of measuring the sale
has lately come in vogue among a few
of Portland s retailers, and it is said
that it will spread to them all. With
in the last six weeks many of the
wholesale houses have been selling ba-
nanas to the retailers by weight, and
they in turn are disposing of them to
the consumers in the same manner. On
account of the varied size of the popu-
lar fruit the dealers say that it is a
much easier way to purchase them, and
by this method they are able to a
greater degree of certainty to regulate
their profit.-Kennebec Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-08
MANILA POLICE WARN
MRS. TAFT'S HOSTESS

MANILA, October 23-Secretary
Taft started for Subig Bay at II
o'clock tonight to inspect the coast
defences at the naval base there. He
viii return here tomorrow night. He
opened the University Hospital this
afternoon He has been asked by the
Chamber of Commerce to withdraw the
army transports from the interisland
service.
Mrs. Taft was a guest at a bridge
whist party this morning. The local
police are making a crusade against
gambling, and. policeman called to
inform the hostess that the law against
playing for prizes or rooney would be
enforced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-08
ANOTHER DONATION,
FINN|GAN'S ORCHESTRA

The following gentlemen have do
mated their services for the orchestra in
the benefit production of tFinnigan the
Millionaire" at the Orpheum theater,
next Monday evening: F. j. Vierra,
director; Messrs. James, Brown, Peter
son, Mefighe, Chadwick, Boisse, Kaae,
Williams and Grune. This promises a
great musical treat.
Irish melodies will predominant. Mirth,
fun, fancy and frolic will prevail, and
all for the benefit Of the transpacifc
yacht. Every day this yacht makes
new friends, everybody feels kindly
toward it, everybody is helping.
Be on deck Monday night to hoist
the mainsail and help Finnigan build
this yacht.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Walter Thurtell has been very LII
for the last four weeks at his home
in Nuuanu valley.
J. Lor Wallach has begun his prom
ised tour of the islands. He has gone
to Hawaii and will tour that island
and afterwards Maui and Molokai. He
is accompanied by a representative of
the Home Rule party.
H. L. McLaurin, a young newspaper
man of Denver, has been enjoying Ho-
nolulu life since his arrival on the list
inst in the Alameda. Before return
ing home by the next Alameda he
will visit the volcano.
The scrapbook of Algernon Shaw,
who mysteriously disappeared several
years ago, was left at Gunst-Eakin'
cigar store yesterday with a letter ask
ing that it be sent to the police. Il
has been turned over to the police.
Fire in the kitchen of one Of the
cottages owned by Frank Hustace IN
Hustace lane, Kewa1o, called the fire
department down there about $50 last
night. Slight damage was done. Whlie
a hose wagon was swinging into KING
from Alakea street it dished a wheel.
A new pump for use on the Copra
Company plantation on the other side
of this island was tried yesterday on
one of the wharves. The pump is one
of the Buffalo Gasoline Motor Com
pany's 2-horse power pumps and was
received by c. w. Macfarlane & Co.
by the Alameda. It weighs only 20o
pounds and was able to lift the water
II feet to the pump and discharge
twenty gallons per minute to a level
of forty feet.