davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
ss5yV pp,hilatda1nhns zas RI

n NJ IlP:'IhEliill1iad5elplhElniE 81 e za 4 / q
~ ~ s5, sic q! onegg'daj zam '['lsll
2cls.zs 81 J, ii, kEEjt tl'r prrl:zl'eezz .dllullgg,iie..
.laBta kls,'ullpl'c5zzyll, n przyczem Pc
.waznsgo: dorobil sic majatku g
ale ak. 4. "a stare stare i 1at !. plo1'rzl'ul1;cc;iil]E
.kl:u,lpr,iieescstt1,,w,',o1, ably Wypoc,z,act 81 i
i.ut1z7y, I: !, oWoe ,t1il1s d d]llugiej j mo-
zso'lnle'1j / al'g, |. B 'ie'e[' ten.
1czloc1W,iekz ME nrauczyi sic v
SVEN 4 szyy 81 s.: niczeggo, na al'1
+uczciWego wypoczyn1klull, o.
pr6c.c'z', ku'p'c'zsensliaa, vice brak
zwyklego zajecia popchlnal go
do samob6jstwa. Nauka;
EBadz pilnym, lecz ME zapo--
minaj . obowiazk wzgle-
dem spoleczehstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Uczmy dzieci na IS (, czyta'66
pisac I movie pc polsku !
TO ONO
q -

Me pamietamy dok1adnie
dnia, ale bylo to kiedyS "
zesz}ym miesiacu, zawis1
ma szubienicy "a %podw6jne.
zab6jstwo m4ody cz1owiek,
niejakis Felix's Radius, Po-
lax - wedlug pism skrajno-
liberalnych=i p~ostepowych,(D,
- l.itwin . wedlug innych,
- wPottsville, Pa. Ma kilka.
dni pred spe1nieniem wy
roku og}osi}y dzienniki an
gielskie z nietajone,ms .zado-
woleniem, re szeryf (kat))
tamtejszy zaprosil ma eggz e
kucye sporas liczbe foryne-
row (przybysz6w ze ssttaarego
kraju), ably ich tym oekrop
nym aktem, eggzeklluucyya 10
odstraszyc Cd pope}ni5an'ia..
podobnych zbrodni. Do TO- 70
ryner6w zaliczono: S}owaaak6fw,
Wegr6w, Polak6W, Wlochl6,w,
Rusin6w j Litwin6W !. Pts
ma polskie poWt6rzyly te
wiadomosse bez wszelkichSko7
mentarzy;; niekt6re tylkso DO
daily Cd siebie mniej WW,ieecl'etij
take pobozne westc|hlnniienni e
nOby ia eg,zae9kksullc',ya stala sic.
odstraszajacymn przyklaed11e9mlns
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

eGqs %.B45 48&z 500 I s. -l.sG. -.sssgsg %Esf5& aTr EtEt%iE4
Process ~SienkieWicza.
Process niniiejjs Jz jedyny "
.awoim rodzau. MONA go
uwazac jake ogniWo " Ian
cuchu dzikiej h~ajdamackiej
polityki ukraidc6W, dykto-
.wanej slepa n%ienawiscia pre-
civ polakom. Obmv6lil 60
adwokat wiedehski Wolf
Rosenzweig, noszacy " Vie
dniu germahskie imie dr..
Waltera Rode, przedstawia-:
JAG ukraifcom, 10 przy spo-
sobno6ci beda mogli najzy-
w1iej dotkoac polak6w, 20.
ciagajac pred kratki sadowe
n~ajznakomitszego polskiego
.pisarza, gdzieI nadarzy sic
:sposobno66 osk arzycielom
:obrzucit go bezczelnemi "a
rzutami i cudackiemli pony
slami. - TYmczaseln obli-
genie ukrai6e6w, polujace.
ma ~wywo1anie skandalu EOS.
ta}o przekres6lohie,, Znakomi-
autor K If ,il
.kt6ry piierWotnfe mial z. a. !;
MAR stanae ,o'asobiacie pred.
sadem wiede6skim, uznal
pc morderstwie hr. Potoc-
kiego nizej swojej godno6ci.
sic osobiscie = dru-
ziyna h~ajdamaicka, kt6ra wo-
la ma wie6c o5 dokonanem'
. y .-aI E#nte- - y. -. . 49,. -.E ------. ~ =.
morderstwie:: "vivat sequens"
i W zbrodni nikczemnej wi
dzi zado6euczynienie "du-
mie %narodowej." Process 3D.
sic " nieobecnosci
Sienkiewicza ]
%proWokacja tract.
grunt} pod nogami .
.r. Rode recte Rosenzwei-
wyslizguje sic tax GO
raco upragniona sposobno6t
popis6w rabulistycznych.
.Wielka sala sad6w przysie-
" trybunale karnym..
wiede6skim. Poczatek roz-
prawy zapowiedziano na go
8 rano. Dzisiaj pre-.
ciiez niema mowy . punktual.
rozpoczeciu procesu.
"a kulisami wiadomo, ze-
oskarzony Henryk Siennkie-
wicz ME chce sic stawi6 ma
rozzprawe, Wobect tego kraza
.og1oski, ze, proczs ulegnie
odroczeniu.
Jeden = obrohc6w, Dir.
Wincenty Rabenlechtner mi
no TO uz o 5 rano ziawif
sic IA ~stanoWisku. Il
REefefent domowy trybtuuln1a-
III karnego, radzca sadu wy
szego, al. N1Vach, ;z, az a
.55 s!,ltlulldtLe j, u llksrs' IS
stkl ;i,.ll gdtY'zz W6'w'cl q Pre-
R,lot 1, g Z. I. se q I k arm
sam pp~rzyl 11lsf
. nI,i1egzwgg'Yg'kl,ll@ ~, z'lnslt,ia 4 y len
AZ 1|ill rom p I,ellsl wygod 'l
.ln (i,s u u Y 10y spraWuozd1Ea s''v:
6 81 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
szczego6lnie ala poolskiieimlo--

Q: 1T a d, i.
sze 1890. 80 80 Nm
u1le1y n #z .5. ]:
Il. I'ekna Sr1ee1' 1y ,.,,,'
nas1el, 5 - \:
~ I 80 s 'i'lfaa go, III oui !. !.
1a 60 sA. n CO y 80 ' ID
5ss 3 a'0 WY ~. !.
s. osaeNuosa = 49, !,
8 li'0's ! ~: - -,
80 80 80. 8.
o1n'i'oe !. 80 u
~ ~ 80
80
49,
, 80 -:
:ny
$500,
:.
= A,o1a -
80 $500 y
w. 'oso spo. !:
- "i''o"@''y :
nn.e!soo es1oAuoy1 aio 80
sclsle sig ne okfesia' wy
znacza SIG ozlen a are cnw WI
: eg1ekuoyl' N'ofa plzecle1
Ne .rwa a1us = pozos'aWla
SIC won kata. "atPlnny teoy' y
czy owemu katowl : GUS :
V1lle przys1u 1 jake pra-
Wo Wyse1ac zaproszenla ! nd
ten ]ego pops " Wlesza =
oourzy |":, zas oy1a Powlnna
lego samowola wszystk1ch
uczclWycn opyWateh' . mas
folakow W szczeggolhosc''
Ozyz 10 Aiieiykalile oaieho
nie uopuszo.aJa sie
s"a1oowl'yon p ~, ~ !, 'aA
w. 'ln0l1 !. "ouius
uiAeuo ~. 80 ]
= il!hip1e si9
zpfoui1i polh'eozy pi1ypy7|
s1anlil W. ponileu1y n'1ioi
kanalhl - wy1a.kleln zoro-
o'i Pope'l''anon
naicl'ls'ow' A'oryon piAoole4
7Q4 a MO 11flI114 OH p IvV Ne
aln'1 Ai1 ll1oNl'" ~ IVY
khycn przyoysAow. wv w
plzyDyszo" :" 70 :.
kucye W. o''s !, py'o 80
g ne ,y1ko 90, q saliyon -
zWanycn lecz va nas WsAys..
ken, coslhy SIG me iou1.ll
ma zleml amerykallskie -
merykanle, lego: pokro]u' 60.
oW szeryt' uwazac zwykn.
przybyszow "a oydfo me "a
ludzl' obowlazklem naszym.
nr7nf0 1aCf Mo &n11 GZ1ZQ6 Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
przez Sienkiewiicza " sadie

przez sienkiewicza v sadie
krakowskim. Il
Wielki poWiesciopisarz
stwierdzi}, 5e j. od]pow, via
Bjornsonowi, opar}E sic ga
sprawozdaniach gazet pol
skich. w artykule nazwisk
ME %wymienil, .nikogo oso-
biscie ME zaczepil j ME TO
zumie, ola czego w}asnie
'tych pieciu student6w UNA
10 sic "a obrazonych.
Odczytano artykuiy Bjorn-
soma i Sienkiewicza, .Ipoetem
protokuly lekarza wiezien-
nego i kancelisty wiezien-
nego w Lwowie, potwierdza-
jace, ze ma niekt6rych stu
dentach. strejkujacych by}o
zna6 oslabienie z g1odu:
Pan Rode, figu1a coraz
bardziei operetkowa, dema-
skuje sic juz jawnie jake
denuncjant zawodowy. Wy
stepuje z tuzinem, a moze
jeszcze i wiecej wniosk6w,
miedzy kt6ry4ni klasycznym
nazwac mona miedzy inny-
mi ten, kt6ry zads azeby
stwierdzitc op5rzz'ezz' swiadk6w,
jaki odglos znalaziy zabu-
rzenia student6w ma uniwer-
sytecie i stojacy 2 .tymi W
zwiazku strajk,g }odowy. Prey
tel sposobnosci z tragicznym
patosem pietnuje, 10 ,,polski
sedzia" wydawa} listy gohcze
"a studentami, re ,,podzan-
darmi" ~schwytali *sciganych
pc ca1ym kraju i. %gl6wnych
uczestnik6w masakry ma
wszechnicy.. \ a.
DR.. Rode. krzyczy 2: .cslej
silly pragnac tym, sposobem
sprawiac wrazenie. a.
Tribunal odrzucat jego:
wnioski, odrzuca przeciez
take wniosek obronc6w, by
przeczytac list redakcyi
,,Zeit' zapras'z,a7jacy sienkie-
wicza do napisania odpoWie-
dzi ma artykul Bjornsona.
Chwilami przychodzis do
zzywej kontrawersyj MILDLY
adwokatami.
Prokuratorem Jest, s*rzecz
jasna, zaWasze dr.. Rode. e,
Ostateczniie sformuloWano
pytanie pod adresem sedzi6w
.przysieglych, czy ss si'al
w,icz dopu6cil sic obrazzyy ho-
nnoru, ewentualnie czy sic
wyszydzzenia, 9 przez
to ponizenias skarzacych "
,oopinii publiczrej.
P l'ie1''1y v',yygll'olsI'ill. II move
Or. Rode Re- Jeze1i ukraiAcy
ME i m1f,o l sic zdcobyc az n
nne IS ,,os !ll'r 'l,ll'lla. MAJ nnaalr cd
po'llsslkkiiIe 'sg ME m q u iich
e'lQlI1n Is. polityct,zzn,yylm1 mice al
Vi t7llLi.,g swyobraziee1nial, Mo-
ijeggo,H#7l1n[ia 81 pre- ]l
80 szy il.i y ,.: zzulpe 81
Iatora prz,esd1muio t k e i y
lmnl'6 az u " l,,ls,ssa sto-
ssu,rn,kI666w ii Me n
Wyobr1sa'izs'eenl1ilasl AMI histo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
,,,W1IARRUJss CCzwarteakt,, ld11nliiaaz i -go Czerwca, 1908:,5

sic Wrzaskliwie gromada Y
kkr1aii6ltltc *, e, stud1e'nlcli, 5t &
kl;lololleudLzy piatkii, l ssksaar Y
Sienkiewicza. Liczha @ich
ro6nie I kazda chlwila. Zaje-
i II "a cc:zl'tt,e9r'yy tyln1e,'5 aWki pp1rtzzez
Gala dlugo6c sail. Jest yi y
przeszlo siedmdziesieciu. Wi
docznie zjechali ma 9 dzie1
: lG(5taailii,cji, gdyz sam ' un 81
wiede6ski ME m6glby
takiej liczby dostarczy6.
Pc wp6i do 8 wezwano
sedzi6w przYsiegeych do wy
losowania ukonstytuoWa'
MIA lawy sedziowskiej. Ma
sale przybywa, adwokat mad
worry DIR. J6zef Zipser, dlu-
goletni dziennikarzl polski,
Dl-)zisiaj ma on funkcionoWat
jako tlumacz przysiegly je-
polskiego.
Pr6cz student6w ukraih.
skich " AUDITORIUM niema
prawie nikogo. Gdy sic do
wiedziano, 20 Sienkiewicz
ME przybedzie ma rozprawe,
.przestano sic procesem inte-
resowac. Mkt sic ME stara]
Q karty wstepu. Boo ola vie.
de6czyk6w ME sam process 3,
ale osoba pisarza tWorzyla
atrakcje. ~. s.s.
Try kwandranse ma 10|,
sedziowie niewylosoWani
przechodza przez sale, BY
powr6cic do zajec ceodzien-
nych. ].
Obro6cy oskarzonego, DR..
Wincenty Rabenlechneer j
prof. DR.. Rosenblatt z z Kar .''
.kowa, obydwaj W togachl,
zajmuja ewe .fotele. Niece leg
daFej ME " togach zasia-
daja adwDkaci oskarzycieli:
p'otsel DO Rady pa6stwa, ME Is.
folritunny m6wca z Pragi
Czeskiei Okuniewski ] os}a-
wiony Dir. Walter Rode, u
krainiec chowu.
-A..zH. IT,, -. Mona ISL -. sB,-sl". ..--F&w-
w tymrI samym czasie jawi
sic czw6rka oskarzycieli:
Wesolowski, Nazaruk, /. L. [,!a
.icki, Pa}amar. Wiedzie ich
Nazaruk, p%rzyw6dca ukraih-
mlodziezy akademic-
wypuszczony z lwow.
%kryminalu ad hoe.
rzecz, re wydaWca
katechizmu
sporzadzonego dlas uzytku
chlop6w ruskich ME wygla-
da ma poz6r wcale rewolueyj-
ME, ME widac tez W jego O.
bliczu fanatyzmu. Jezeliy "a
tenn robi katechizmem reWo--
czyni to 2 zimnem
obliczeniem j 2 pewnym :c!y-
niizmem, kt6ry przebiYskuje
mu 2 twarzy. Jak ma pre-
h~aidamackiej druzyny
wcale ME dixie.
lego dwaj sasiedzi
ME wygladaja tez ma Gopt6w
] Zelezniak6w. Nationalist
z.oskarzycieli zowia
sic Palamar wyglada
prawdziwie rodzinnie, aak
gdyby pc przespanej nocy
y stOgu ma stenaeh ukrain-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Wotantem lest adijunk,tt,,

Gin Wotantem Jest adjunkt,
.d d. RIaad1,ec,z,lkE,a1t,.
N samym wstepie prof.
R'1os.efnblatt, kt6rego CLOS ro-
hi sympatyezne Wrazeniie
.ooSkwysilsadd,cc'zza, ze Sienkiewiczl
jest chory ma gardio.s Bawi "
55KrakEo J. lecz IA .rozprawe
przybyc ME moze. Przysyla
swiadectwo lekarsk;e profe-
sora dra Pieniazka. Oswald
.czazgg6ry, ze sic zgad!zs'aa nlaprze-
prov adzenie procesu " swo-
jjej nieobecnosci q CORY sic
zrzleka wsze.kich benefis6w
%prawnych, jake moglyby
wyniknac z lego nieprzyby-
cia. ;:a s
4. Ledwo skodczyl dr.. Rosen
blatt, zerwal sic dr., Rode. z
u wrodzonym: sobie, .nietaktem
/ brakiem g1ebszej inteligen-.
eli Dir. Rode zaczepi} osobi-.
6cie S~ienkiewicza, choc SIG
domaga} tego sameg,o co wiel-
Ii powie6ciopisarz: przepro.
w,ias,dzenia rozprawy. Zdaniem-
wszystkowiedzacego, a W kaz-
dym razie nieslychanie ele-
Eganckiego mlodzie6ca, STEM.
|kiewicz jest zupe1nie zdro-
wynn y m Jecbac do Wiednia Cd
radzh mu obro6ca, a przynaj.
miej nie.lekarz-
Tutaj hofrat Feig} przerwa}
DIR, Sodenemu ] zgani} surowo.
.jego' IN niestakt. Oswiadczy}
surowo, 70 ME po2woli zadna
miara ma obrazanie oskarzo--
nego.. Atakowanie Sienkie-
wicza tenn bardziej ME jest
uzasadnione, re ME stawia
on: trudnosci p~rzeprowadze-.
niu rozprawy. Tribunal sic
mocintoo dziwi, re pan DIR.
Rode z%achowujje sic " spos6b.
podobny W sail sadowej.
TAX samo i DIR. Rabenlech-
ner zastrzeg1 sic przeciwko
tego rodzaju wybrykom ia
kowskim, IA jake pozwoli1
sobie dr.. Rode.
Po przeczytaniu akt6w
konsulatu generalnego au-
" Warsza-
vie TRIBUNAL udaje sic ma
niarade. - Przerwy W obra-
dach dr.. Rode uzy} ma ro-
bienie sobie gorliwej rekla-
my w6r6d prasy wiede6skiej.
MySla p%rzewodnia BOWEN
calej jego dzialalnosci adwo.
kackiej Jest. gonitwa "a re-
klama.
/. Ma ona zastapic talent,
kt6rego ME posiada j dac
klient6w. Ale tych mice ME
bedzie.
Tribunal wraca j oznaj-
mia, 70 postanowit przepro-
wadzi6 rozprawe.
Odezytano generalja pod
ll &. Prof # DR.. 'Rosen-
uzupe1nil je trzema
jeszcze szczeg6lami: sien.
kieWicz Jest doktoremm homo
rowym1 Wszechnicy Jagielloh-
skiej, posiadaczemn odzna-
czeniia cesarskiego austryac-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
NASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni sa, do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieitcowi:
ASHTON, Nebrs Mich endyk
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktov Tarasinsk
FRIED. N. Dab d! F: Szaikexsd EESt;E
GRANVILLE. S. Dak., Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis: Jan Rombalskf
" Michal Mish
Mellen, WIS, Teoa Derdowsk
MARLIN. Tex, S. P. .Gorski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch "a
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
ST ANNA, MINI. Adam Waldowski ..A*
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan ~
WARSAW, N. D.. TeodorbW ysocki s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Is mas malo obchoddzi.,

6 has male, otb's,c,lhs,loee1lyeddli,zz,I.
Inny nladto Sszeszlegg6l spIlraa-
wy oemaWVian1ejj %44powin'iilee1ntl
przyjSc pod rozzwaage og6lu.
Pubhkowano BOWEN pc pol
s{kn a niszaWodnrii,e takz;z'espo
angielsku; ze 6w Radius illus
przyznal sic Hzprzed strace-
do zbrodni, podcz 'zaI':I,
procesu twierdzil, re Jest
niewiinlnnl.yme, ale zaraaze(m
oswiadczyl, sc ME bylby noi@+
zab6jstwa popelnil 20
%trzezwemu;; q zabil tych dwo-.
iie' iudzi, DO byl pHany.
aczkolwiek samo..
" sobie zle; przeciez " tat>
kich wypadkach uwaza sic
"a okolicznosc lagodzaca
ME wine to kare. Anne
ryka6skiego %obywatela ME
w,iieszanoby "a zbrodnie, po-
pe1niona " pijahstwie, to
rzecz pewna, a poniewaz "
Ameryce wobec prawa wszy-
.scy So r6wni, ME poNieszzo-
:noby niezawodnie AMI PREY
.bysza, gdyby sic ktos "a MIN.
.1ujal. Niestety ME znalaz1 sic
Mkt re swoich, CODY to by1
:uczynil. Sko6czyl Radius
ma szubienicy, to niejeden.
,,ot;tem juz. movie
szkoda." CYL tax? - Malo
mas moe obchodzie Radius,
ale czy z MIN razem powie-
szono tel j zasady wszelkie?
.Czy on to ostatnim by}, kt6-
remu, badz co. badz, ME
ssplrawiedliwosc wyrzadzono,
ely sic take wypadki.
powt6rzyc ME moga? Jezeli
'wszysey W Ameryce wobec
prawa So r6Wni, to j Litwini
i Polacy ME So cd innych
gorszymi, zatem bynajmniej
jeszct,zzet5 ME zap66zno sprawe!
podjac j do gruntu zbadac!
sic "a Mani ME ujmuja,
to radzmy sobie sami, ably
ma zawsze ME pozostac kop-
ciuchami!
g @ o o
w ostatnich paru miesia-
znowu dosyc powazna
episkopalnych mini
str6w przeszla ma }ono Ko-
scio1a katolickiego. Jedni z
wtajemniczonych przypisuia
te prawie gromadne nawr6-]
cenia liberalnemu rozporza-
W sekcie episkopalnej,
moca kt6rego wolno przema-
kaznodziejom innych
W kosciolach epis.
kopalnych, a = kt6rego ko-
take ksiezia katolic-
~, mianowicie 5Paulisci i
inni twierdza, ze
E'piskopalni ministry maj
kosci6l katolicki Q vie.
le liberalniejszym Cd sekty,
do kt6re] ME 2 przekonlnaania,
az tradycyi sdotad: nale9:zieli.
"a ministrami, rzecz prosta,
ida take scywilni. zwykli oni
lmliinistrom sWym wierzyt ola
iec ,l.l q { vice j
teraz, gdy1 81 (miln mist; !, 4 o
twa rcin 0SSywriiadczaia. 20 No
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-08

relatives and most intimate friends of
the bride, but what was lacking in
numbers was made up in brilliancy,
the gowns of the wedding guests be-
ing of unusual beauty, and the display
Of jewels and orchids adding splendor
TO the scene. .
There were no ushers but Walter
Dillingham; attended his brother as
"best man, and the bride was given
away by her brother. Bayard.
A wedding supper followed the cere-
mony, the brides table being adorned
with pink blossoms, bows of pink tulle
and pink-shade candles
After a wedding journey spent in the
southern part of the State, Mr. and
Mrs. Dillingham; will sail on March
10th for Honolulu, which will be their
future home.
~ - ~
Alexander Frear, uncle of Governor
Frear, of Ithaca. New York, who has
been visiting here for some weeks,
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been absent from the list of local en-
Entertainments for many months.
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Governor Frear, secretary Mott
Smith, Land Commissioner Pratt, Su-
perintendent of Public Works Camp
bell, c. H Mcbride, and a number Of
others are on Maui, making a horse
back tour of that Island. They expect
to be away for several days, roughing
it and surveying the wild lands.
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The coming of the fleet is still long
ways off, yet society is already plan
ming for the series of entertainments
that will follow the dropping of the
anchors of the men-of-war in the har-
Dor and the presence ashore of hum
dreds of brass buttoned uniforms. In
addition to the public welcome of Ad-
miral Evans and his men, many pri-
vate functions in his honor and that
of his officers will be given.
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Among the passengers on the Korea
yesterday sailing for the Hawaiian Is
lands and the Orient, were Mrs. H.
B. Sylvester and her two sons, Willie
and Elwood. Mrs. Sylvester was a
guest of relatives, Mrs. J. H. Snow
and r. w. Beal, in Berkeley, for few
days before sailing. She goes to the
islands to meet her husband, who is
at Nahiku, Maui, T. H.-Oakland En-
quirer
Miss Martha Foss, who arrived by
the Alameda on Friday, was married
to Mr.. David T. Fleming of Maui, at
three o'clock the same afternoon, the
ceremony taking place at the resi-
dence of Mrs A H. B. Judd, Nuuanu
Valley. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. DR.. Doremus Scudder. Mrs.
Fleming is a graduate of stanford Uni
'versity.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler wilcox was the
guest of honor at tea given on Wed
nesday afternoon by Mrs. James B.
Castle.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Magoon enter
tanned number of friends at Kaala-
wal on Sunday in honor of Mrs. Rob-
ert Hind of Puuwaawaa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Renton Hind
who arrived by the Korea on Monday
from the Coast, sailed by the Kinau
Tuesday for Kohala.
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here on the day of her marriage from
the Coast, being met at the wharf by
DR.. and Mrs. Wayson.
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The marriage of Miss Margaret Hyde
Smith and Harold Dillingham; of Ho-
nolulu was solemnized last Monday
evening at the home or the brides
mother, 2607 Fillmore street, San Fran
cisco. The ceremony was performed in
the drawing-room, part of which had
been transformed to represent chan
eel. Masses of pale pink almond bios
SONS were used in lavish profusion to
deck the interior, converting it into a
floral bower of artistic beauty. Be-
fore an improvised altar, adorned with
and tall vases filled with Easter lilies,
Archbishop Riordan, assisted by Bishop
da Silva, read the impressive marriage
service
The bride wore an exquisite gown
of ivory satin, trimmed with rare old
lace, her tulle veil being held in place
by a simple arrangement of orange
blossoms.
Miss Gertrude Hyde-Smith, who at
tended her sister as maid of honor,
was gowned in white messaline, in
the Empire style, and deliberately
trimmed with lace.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Keeney,
Miss Julia Langhorne and Miss Marion
Newhall, were gowned alike in Empire
frocks of a dainty shade OF pink mes
saline. A ribbon of gold eoiled through
the hair and terminating in bow gave
a chic finish to each costume.
Mrs. Hyde-Smith, mother of the
bride, Wore an elaborate robe of white
chiffon cloth and lace.
The guest list was limited to the
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r. n r. ~ a. ~ ~ x ~ r - y ~ - ~ x n
sailed for his home yesterday. Mr..
|Frear, although an elderly man, has
seen much of Honolulu during his Wis
it and has made a great many warm
friends, who will welcome his return
next fall, when he has promised to
pay another visit to the Paradise of
the Pacific.
There were dances last night at both
the Moana and Seaside hotels. both
,well-attended.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty were
among the arriving passengers by the
Alameda during the week.
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w. A. Wall and family are back from
Hawaii, where they were visitors at
the Volcano House for some time.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wood, who have
been in the East for most of the time
since the convening of Congress, re-
turned to Honolulu on the Alameda.
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Steady rehearsals and practises of
the cast for the musical comedy Mas
cot'' are going on and the date for the
production at the Opera House will
soon be announced. Among those who
will sing in this are several of the
best of Honolulu's amateurs. Many
are looking forward to the Mascot"
as productions of that nature have
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Word has come from Portland, Ore
gon, announcing the engagement OF
Miss Ruth Whitney to Mr.. Harry
Forbes, of New York. Both young
people are known here and it was at
Punahou that they first met. The
wedding will probably take place the
end of July or first of August at the
home of the brides parents in San
Diego, California.
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Mrs. j. Morton Riggs gave a bridge
At Home in her new residence at 1855
King street, Kalihi, on Monday after
noon last. The particularly tasteful
decorations of her rooms were the sub
ject of many complimentary express
sions from her guests. Nine tables for
bridge were, arranged and among those
participating in the games were Prin-
cess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Geo. Renton.
Mrs. J. F. Hagens, Mrs. Zeno K.
Myers. Mrs. Wadham, Mrs. c. B. High.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips. Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
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New Curtain SWisses

As the time of the spring house
cleaning is about here, this shipment
of new Swisses and Scrims has ar
rived when most needed.
S6-inch Swiss, all white, many
new patterns, IS 2-3c to 25c pei
yard.
4o-inch Swiss, 35c and soc per
yard.
40-inch Scrim, embroidered in col
ors, white and cream grounds, SOC
per yard.
36-ineh swissaline, lowered, 1e
2-3c per yard.
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brought from Portland, was cut. The
table was very prettily decorated with
white carnations.
a year ago, having been the guest of
Mrs. George D. Gear, making many
friends here who welcome her back as
a resident of Honolulu. She has a
charming personality and is very pop
ular in her home city. She arrived
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9 CALLING DAYS IN HOMO .
LULU.
= Mondays - Punahou. Manoa .
- Heights College Hills. Ma
. kiki.
y Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
/ Park, Kaimuki and Pa1olo.
| = ednesdays-Nuuanu and Pun :
y nui. Above Nuuanu bridge, =
~ first and third Wednesdays;
? below. second and fourth.
| " Thursdays-The Plains.
! z Fridays-Town and Hotels.
y Saturdays-Kalihi.
- g - - - - ~ - - ~ - y " ~ ~ ~ ~
Mrs. C. "A. Brown. Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs.
! McCallum. Mrs. Gussie Schmidt, Mrs.
SamI Parker, Mrs. Chas. Wight, Mrs.
l.. M. whitehouse, Mrs. Pardee, Mrs.
E. S. Cunha. Mrs. n. S. Sachs, Mrs.
Boyd, Mrs Theo. Lansing, Miss Annie
Ward, Miss Lucy Ward, Mrs. James.
Mrs. F. B. Angus. Mrs. Frank Richard
son, Mrs. B. H. Smith, Mrs. Frank
Ha1stead, Mrs. Krug, Mrs. VIM.
Schmidt, Mrs. wrightson, Mrs W. T.
Monsarrat, Mrs. Fake, Miss Johnson,
Miss Jean Angus, Miss Ada Rhodes,
Miss K Harrison, Miss Margaret Nc
Intyre, Mrs. H. Hagens, Miss Kealoha,
Mrs. Behrens.
The prizes were handpainted china,
decorated by Mrs. Riggs. The first and
second prizes were two plates, which
were won by Miss Louise Johnson of
Fort shafter, and Mrs. Frank Hal
stead respectively.
The consolation prize. dainty cup
and saucer, also decorated by Mrs.
Riggs, was won by Mrs. E. S. Cunha.
Mrs. G. w. r. King who has been
confined to her rooms at the Young
Manchuria, and will probably visit rel
atives in Chicago, Cedar Rapids and
other points in the Middle West before
returning to Honolulu in November
next.
90 &c &c
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Simpson an
,o,rca +ba anoa oeyoaof of their dauch-
ter Aileen to Lewis H. Underwood.
The following has been sent in to
the Advertiser, with the request from
Princess Emma Defries that it be in
serted in these columns:
''Kauauanuiamahi
1856 1905
At Home
Sunday March 1, in honor of the fif-
tieth second anniversary birth of
Henry H K. Defries. Princess Emma
received their guests in state due His
rank.
The parlors of the Alexander Young
Hotel were the scene. of a very pretty
though quiet wedding on Monday even
ing, Miss Ida Harris. of Portland, Ore
gon, becoming the bride of Charles R.
Collins. of Honolulu. the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. w. D. Wes-
tervelt at seven o'clock. There were
present DR.. j. T. and Mrs. Wayson
and Judge A. S. Humphreys, friends
of the bride. A wedding supper was