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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

w neTtlH ne NF1nut MI fIttC>
Laden with Disappointment
A s the sun slanted up between the
~ southwark hills. out from the
gossamer haze that lay like
1lmy forest smoke above the ocean
came a snow-white yacht. She stole
inward past the h~eadlands. as silent
as a wrath. leaving 2 long, black
streamer penciled against the sky; 50
still was the dawn that the breath
from her funnel lay like a trail behind
her. slowly fading and blending with
the oolors of the morning.
The waters were cleaning nickel be-
meath her PROV. and she Glove them
like q blade; against the dove-grav
sky her slender rigging was traced as
by some finely-poirted Instrument:
her sides were as clean as the stain
less breasts of the gulls that hoatel
near the shore.
AS she came proudly up through the
fleets of fishing boats, perfect in every
line and gliding with stately dignity
the grimy little crafts drew aside as
IL in awe. while 1ired-eyed men stsreN
silently at her as Il al a vision.
To Boyd Emerson she seemed like
nm angel of mercy. and he stood forth
upon the deck Of his launch search
ing her hungarily for the sight OF 2
woman's figure. When he had drs
seen the ship rounding the point he
had uttered a cry. then fallen silent
watching her as she drew near. heed
less of his surroundings. His heart
was leaping. his breath was choking
him. 1t seemed as II he must shout
Mildred's name aloud and stretch his
arms out to her. OF course, h would
see him as The Grande Dame passed
she would be looking for him. he knew.
She would be standing there, wet with
the dew. searching with all her eyes
sr- n. ronfsnued Tnrnorrnr.A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
AnnIe MerIngue Pie.

Line two pie dishes and fill with
good apple-sauce, we'll sweetened and
seasoned with nutmeg. Bake until just
done. Draw to the oven door and
spread with a merlnge mad by whip
ping stiff the whites of three eggs for
each pie. ~sweetening with tablespoon
full of sugar for each egg. Beat until
you can mako a clean cut In 1t, and
spread three-quarters of an inch thick
upon each pie. Shut the oven door
until the meringue is we'll set. Do not
let 1t scorch. Eat cold,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
NEW STYLE SCARF.

The very newest scarfs are silk mus
lin run with tucks and edged with lace;
a small fiat hood. entirely made Of lace,
hanging at the back in burnous fash
ion. The hood may be in fine lace, or
it may be imitation, much of which is
now so cleverly produced as to deceive
all but the most experienced, whom seen
at a little distance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
Washing ChamOis Skin.

Dear Margery Doom:
Can chamois skin be washed 80 that
1t will be soft? I ave IN expensive
one that I have washed and IT Is very
stiff? Thanking you, Yours.
'PERPLExED."
II the channels is washed in cold
water with plenty Of soap and rinsed
well in clear, cold water. the skin will
not be hard and stin. but soft and
pliable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
Way to Clean Fur.

Dear Mafgery Doom:
Please let me know through Bve-
ming STAR how to clean q crimmer
piece Of turf It IL q gray-and-white.
It looks rather soiled. And oblige a
reader. 2. Il
This Is q simple way Of cleaning fur;
Heat a pan of white cornmeal: rub It
into the fur. shaking out the soiled meal
frequently. When the meal Is 10 longer
soiled as 1t is shaken out the fur win
be quite clean.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
A Hair Tonic.

Dear MISS doom.
VIII you kindly give me a good hair
tonic? My hair Is very thin n con
stantfy falling out. 1t is light and I do
not want to darken it. Thanking you
C. ]. B.
Shampoo the hair every three weeks,
using plenty of hot water and green
soap. Here Is a formula for a tonic:
Cologne, eight ounces; tincture of
,~cantharides, one-half dram; oil Of rose
mary, one-half dram. Apply to the
roots Of the hair once OF twice q day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
THE pRIzE-WNNERs.

The correct answer to last Wednes-
days hidden letter puzzle was tack
hammer. The following children sent
in the neatest correct answers and
were awarded the prizes:
MABEL ROWAN. aged 10, Al North
Fourteenth street, Newark (game);
GEORGE SCHNEIDER, aged H. 20
Hawkins street, Newark (~penknife).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
W h y
B e
= o r r Y

A not after Christmas re-
gret is that the piano that had beer talked
of for long was not secured. Your family
circle has doubtless expressed this feeling
after the holidays in past years. Why
should you delay the purchase of a piano,
and be sorry when the most appropriate
time for getting it is past?
We shall deliver between now and
Saturday evening the greatest number of
pianos that we have ever sent out at
Christmas in our history. Wouldn't you
like a piano for your home to be among
the number?
Our vast resources are at your dis
posal. It will do you good to come here
and see not only the new stock, but the
great number of pianos already set aside
for Santa's wagon. We think you will con-
clude to have one for your home, if you
will but learn for yourself how easily you
might have it.
You can have any instrument in our
warerooms on easy terms of payment.
You can pay as little as TEN DOLLARS
when taken, and from FIVE to TEN DOL
LARS monthly on an UprighA Equally
attractive terms can be arranged on a
Playerpiano or a Grand Piano..
Why not come Immediately? Our
warerooms are OPEN EVENINGS until
Christmas.
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' ;:s. ADWl@Ess'''''s:'s Tomorrow ';'
MARGERY doom --

Correspondents are requested
not 10 send stamps for personal
replies. Miss DOon's mail In too
heavy to permit her ia write
private letters.
Letters written on both sides
of paper VIII not be considered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

bacteria and be done with it Last year a ghl-you don't know her-gave
me . pinkand-bus n In a little basket. 1t ws the pretuest thing to look
a. but the dust settled IL down in between the strands, and simply
couldn't get 1t ut to save my life"
ia rather have most anything than n of those awful hand embroid-
cred whisk- MOO holders with bows stuck a. over them, Just where they're
In the way" announced Elsie. $ she held a wee bit OF an apron off at arm
length to judge of thu straightness of its ruTing Now, Grace, complete
the indignation meeting by expressing you opinion. What makes you look
20 funny?'
I'm not looking funny"
-1ndeed you are" came the chorus, land you ought to tell why"
well then" said Grace with a rush, I've beer embroidering whisk-
broom holders for yu girls for thu last two months. wanted to give a
alike 30 that nobodyd feels 1ghted, and nw youve spoiled it IL with you
mean remarks For M own part, 1 think they're cry pretty" she ended with
head In the air. s
Her friends gszed helplessIy at each other.
IT was only fooing l think theyr beautiful n want me more than
anything / % thnk Of" cried Elsie q s she rushed to the Idle of the injured
one. What coors mine? I do hope it's pale blue
ut was" ssure Grace. lip quivering, "bu yu won't get it nov I'm
going o give them all to a fair for the benefit Of the hosptal, and send you
all souvenir postcards instead"
She folded p her work, nut or her nat M owe doorward, regardless
of their pleas
Now we've dom It'll" Elsie vas veryd detected as III cuned u p in the big
chair Shell never forgive u.s. and.
IS "T don't ARE out In the Independent Blanche. TITS toe bad you can't
gNc an honest opinion II he hd 81 ZEN Is her old holders she'd have made
us liar because we'd IL have made be neve we thought they we're lovely.
Don't tall to me about Christmas spirit It's nearly all hypocrisy Our aim
is to give away things that cost fifty cents and look like a dollar n to
owe things W . ret when W . feelm lore like raging. Next year I'm going to
out the entire doa out, except al far as he children are concerned. Come o
girls 1T after T."
Being Jest roro Christmas as good as you kin be' means largely to
gownups q onuou effort to keel still If 1t wasn't for this vol and I
might say what we thought about satin hatpin holders and various other
denominations and tread fordby N SO mebodys toes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

Bill-They've got a bird down to
brothers house that repeats everything
/ say.
Jill-Indeed?
Yes; what kind of a bird do you cali
him?"
"A Tyre bird. I guess."-Yonkers
Statesman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

announced in the STAR on Wednesday
evening, December %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
To BE Continued Tomorrav
A SLIdHT %DIrFERENcE.

He-Have YOU ever had your ears
pierced7
she-No; hut / nave had them bored
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

T F ycu ca read this mathematical pu zze correctly by making the proper
/ additions inc subtraations thu answer viii gve you the name of a country
= bordering on the United States After you have found the answer fill out
The coupon below n sem it to Uncle Jack, the STAR. Newark N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21

WHAT HIS FATHER DOES.
Johnny--My dads a policeman. What
does your father do?
Johnny-what ma tells him!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
@ ~
& EDITED By ~o
IA ELHNEaSIANI,EyCARPEc

ss HE girls were in Elsie's room, supposedly sewing
on Christmas presents. but really holding dainty
pieces Of hnery in their hands while they talked
For my part, :" said Blanche with decision, I've no
earthly use for dust-catchers of any sort. 1 mean those
pink and blue ribbon things for your bedroom that look so
pretty for a week or two after you've received them.
Then they begin to fade and get grimy-1ooking, no mat
ter how often you dust them. And you hate to throw
them away or put them out of sight for fear youll
hurt the givers feelings"
"worsted things are worse was Mays opinion.
when you put a worsted hairpin holder on your dresser
you might as we'll hang a sign on It rooms TO let for all
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-21
CHAPTER XIV.

wherein The Grandc Dame Arrives
Laden with DisappoiBtments-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

- 9as 9eiu6 Jfaac Wiiller's um
bic @rnennung zines RaHepsrpdlters
fir bic Gem gitn aoetplene Generator
Gompanp purpe seitern oon gtihtsr
Snebiter abserpieien, neil bic BON Dem
9etenten in's 5slp geFiihrten 8riinps
abiolut nibt fir fti6baltis pom Rihs
ter erahtet tpureen.
Wtdria 8atbonD reihte seitern
cine S6eibungstlage eegen ihren 9ots
ten Stepen 8otbDnn ein, in tpelher
iie Ibtpere 8eifuloigungen gesen benz
iel6en erbebt. gle behaupist unter
anoerem. Daber BEL elmer Gelegenbeit
pas 8ett, In tpelhem iie fhlief, in
gronp itedts. Quberbem foa er bic
aldgerin ipdter eeDaltfamerneiie aus
Der gsmeini4oftliden mobHing ges
fporfen boben.
unbetannte Giebe 3ertriimmerten
geitern Worgen bns Shaufenfter oes
sSuipelierlabsns bes MaIter 6. Bonner
in Der 3. Ctr. Mrfabe unb erbenteten
Diamuntrinee TIM Wertbe Don $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
Iaat NIT Sdabenfrsube b<lSdeIn.

Iase NIT Snabenfrsube kIiheIn.
60 fldnatn benn nsben Musriifen
bes MitEtibs aud fdItbersiae Worte
an ibr DIR. ais iie ffiihtern bic
R.ibe Der 3unfsssnoHen ourdfdriii.
Gtnsn ansenblid itanb iie itia uno
fhIob bic augsn; bann ober rihtste
Tie iih enipnt. gle nohm itil ibren
6ut nno sog ZEN ShIeier iiber Das
gefidt. Damn ftritt iie. pbne bic
ilmitebenben zines gIidss su fpiirbir
gen, rubis btm Mns1nrge 81. Gin OF
fiibl berber mebn,utt unb bitferen
9roIIss bate iih meiner kmdhtiat.
als ih b1s arme ainh ourh bieSpiebs
ruthsn bes Mibsrfoisss ihreiten fob.
Die innere Gimme idets mir: Die
iss Wabdxn spiro suh olle ncf iiber.
fIiiaeln unb Der Welt offenbaren
ipsIdes Sutpsl ibr DOridnsn une
leihtfinnis aas euren 0dnbtn grsitsr
Iitbtil" Sd, fab Der idlIauten Ge.
iioIt nat, biz fie i'm Beipiibl bsi
Tsnee perfhiuanb. Wir obnte, mi,
tpiirosn uns su ptmeinIamsr tiinitleri.
ider That sinft pieserfinben. lins
meine slbnnng bate mid niht ss
tduiht. AIs irir nnt Sabrsn auf Del
aItsbrpiirbiasn Dittetsbnher Spfi
biibne uns frsuoig bic Sanb oriider
burftsn, mar he sur 3krbe ihrsr Gunf
berangereift, bag bnmnis 10 fhn0l
periaste bohsepahfsMaino--a lart
3itsler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

- FRI. 2ouiie Gut6en, Jrau Wte1
8erIe unD 9ohter ftno naa Tampa,
Jla., gereift.
Trau Sa1ie Collins BON 8enper,
Gol., 1T bier auf 8eiuh Bel tbrer
Sapeitsr Srau 8utb. 3ried.
- Srau Sd. Shonbergsr BON 6
Qpe. in Ddnton beranitdltet gum Be
iten bes Young Mutrons Club stner
guhre.
- Sin Jeusr i'm Sauie bes 5errr
Gb. Sones, SEQ. Ills 3tpeite Strabe
perurIa6te sinen S6aoen pon $500
Sin idabbaftcs aumin mar Die ur
idhe-
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etm SaIle ees Charles Rauoet, Der
dngetlagt tit, feline 5rau eetDotet 3l
baben, purpen neun tpeitere 3eueen
perbDrt. 5rl. Bertha Shebef, bic
5pfter Der 5rau Mduset mohte pro
minents ausiasen. Der Jull 1T in
S9pebe.
- albert Mnoerion erlangte einen
Gbsidetn nit Gulu Softer.
- geiibtitel 8erdnoeruneen: Otto
Wieoemanu on eSobn Wospen unp
Sreo. 9abmann, Cots SO. 409-410,
in Der Suena giIta 9lbottion, on Der
Il. uno gutnam ctr. 81. - Sobn
u. 4rnotb an Ben. MnIsnbetmer, Got
go. 136 in Der geIIepue Iooition an
Der 9abton 4pe., 3tpti6en Der 8. uno
Z. Strabe, 81 unb Decentralization.
- Spbn 8elIer an Sp. 8. @eismann,
Got go. 4 uno mehrere ader Sdno an
Der Gliding pite eelegen, fir $780,
Si9blanb 2qno Smp. uno 8au &C.
Isqibdft an 8. 6. gfice, 2ot in Der
@tlmors llnterabtb. an Der ltcSins
nep ctr. 81 uftp. - Dta1ter Commit
iionsr an Sol. Ruspitel, Qots go.
131 uno 1872 in Soutbgute, fir $4,000.
- Maiter Gommifioner on G.Shmttt
cine Strete Qano i'm 9igblanb 0iitr.
fir $4,000.
- 6srr Samuel 9rotpn unb Rut.
ter BON Der Sit 4. Strabe itno gefunoz
bettsbaIber nah Rsp Merito gereiit.
- Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bat bic Steuern um $4,000 erb0bt.
9as perIonIihe @tgentbum tpurbe duI
81 100000 ub9e1ddBt. Sin tIsiner
lleberiduB iiber bas IeBte Sabr. Die
6. &c q. Bride rpurbe auf $681 $40,
bic Reppprt groabipup Bride aui
$4,000 uno Die g. 6. unb 6. Stro:
benbabn So. auf $4,000 turtrt.
- 5ergeant Samuel Z. Soon BON
6oTpituItorps BON 9reTDio, GaI., Del
ii6 bier auf 9eIuh in Sort 5bomus
befinoet, tpuroe nd6 1T. afinibotnt
Wtont., perieBt.
- 9tepport Stabtratb. Der Staot
ratb bat beihIoHen, haB er feline Ser
iammiung am 0onneritaa abeno ab.
bGlt. Der Rath Der QIbermdnnsr ball
feline 8eriammIung am Montag jeoel
g8pcts ab. StQbt,4ubitor &esler reid,
te foIgenben 8eriht Elm; StraBensGe
partenent SAC. .478,95, General 5ont
| S4670.57, 2lrmeu=Sorb $4662.05
| Seuers 9epartement $13,866.63, 81
| ftcerss Touo $22,017.O0, 8eleuhtungs:
| Jonb$l7, $500, SaiIs6Dno$3788.44
! 4}oli3ei S33, ,O89.90, Seffentltde 9e
bGuoe$1581.59, 5eaItbz5ono$5737 As
! Die SotaIzQuseaben paren $3l9,
I172.41 uno Die gtnnabmen $349,
| 293.37. 4n 6anb am /. Sanuar 1910
$50, 1916. Die SotaIihulo Del
| Staot lit $998,60 Die SntereTer
1 belauFen Ii1 auf $40, ,704 per Sabr
Die 4b5ugstunaI@S6ulosn iino $l97,
500.
Sine freunoitaftlife &Iag
purbe BON Der 9eutiten Ga
tioualbunt gsgen Charles Bie
Demdnn uno 6. 9S. Gram
! foro i'm arsisgeri6t stngerei6t. s.
6anbelt iih I'm $15, 600 auf cine 9tpte
- 8as SeItament Don G6riitop.
S6ott tpurbe i'm Gountpgeriat bin
terleqt unb ungenommen. Gr btnter
1dbt iein idmmtlihes gi9enthum lei
ner @ottin Qnna uno ernennt lie gu
| Qpminiftrotprin phne 9iirgfhdft.
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~ E n, p . T t.

- Ser Qeger gbas. Maion, Der am
borigen Sonntag in sinem Reituurart
on Der s. unb Maion StraBe ietnem
RaHegenoFeu Mm. Maion in eiwm
Gtreits beim aartenfpie! erfhob, purs
be geitern MbenD bonn gonntnri6ter
SaiDfins unter $4,000 Biirgf4aft an
Die GroBeeidporenen iiberUiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

-glohbem tbsnfans sin Anss
ritdner ben NorbpoI tnifss+t bal. Bat
bic britiihs Neaitruna iebt fiir NUS
riiitung sinsr briiifdkn Grptbition Jur
Gntbednng bes GibpDis eins 6st
iisusr pon 500, 600 sueefagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

6amtlton, o, 20. Sanuar.
Coroner Burnett CAB 9eute ieinen
DabrIpru6 in bem Safe Deg Soieph
6. ll1lian ab, Der tiir3lih Don einem
Giienbuhn3ug iiberfabren unb getoos
tet purbe. 2aut Der Gnti6eioung
Der gorpners purbs ublian DON So
iepb Roberts nit Stetnen gepprfen
aHe geristb, dIs er iia por ben Steinz
lpiirfen rettsn tpolte, aeraoe Dor Den
3u9, Der i'm nieDerrannte. Der Co
rouer ornnet in ieinem 8ubripruf
an, bab 9oberts tpegen 5ootf4Iags
pro5efiirt tperben foll.
Die Concrete Bride iiber ben
Grapforos Run in Der Gentral 4pe.
Duroe Bel Der 6p6flutb i'm Gram
foros Run am 13. Sanuar untermis
nirt unb itiir3te pDrleste Qdht gum
Sbeil ein. Die Bride fpurbe Dor Sdbs
rem bon benz &ontraftor Bert Spers
ped aebout. Die GountD4apmmiTdrt
rperben foFort nit Der Reparatur Del
Bride beginner.
- DerYerfauf bon @isenthum, fin
tpeldes Gteuern i'm 9fiifitanb iparen
srgab am DieHitag cine Ginnahme por
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SamiItpn Gnseis.n, 2ofaf.Tatisea
un6 9cntsfeitcn iinS abSmsebcn Gfs
Der 4. unb Charles Strake. linisr
@ecrt fir Samiltou iuobnt No. 3O1
gsoro ssrunt Ctr. Selephon (Somel
Ho. 1912. Selepbpn uuieres Gorrs.
Iupnberten. Sone Hp. GIG S
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Sooes<Nnseige.
frsD. Dress,
Yipuiers0 0creim.

Gie Odtg(ieoer beg oeutfden 9touiers8erens
fnb eriltb1 iit am 5drUitag DtOraeH um ubr
In ibrer soaLe 5H berfanmeIH. Inn neM aeicheHs
baadndnib aes berftprbeReH Wtit9lieoes Ssren
Srees bei5utpobneH. 8eeroguHg bon ber CT
Gufepbsssttrte aus
gsm. afeoIiH 4rdf
a @ 81 hers Sffr. lS
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teu.,ial.s,s.tss p.s .etnetanotier pOnsslass',

3iebt Sobti dlugstlage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-27

One billion feet of timber was lost
or damaged by the recent forest fires
in Oregon and Washington and $l20,-
600 was spent by the government for
labor and supplies in fighting the fires.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-27
[. c. AbIes Reports
on Oil Proposition

When J. Walter Doyle came back
to Honolulu he had in his inside pocket
an authorization to place fifty thousand
shares of Creme Petroleum Co., of
CoaHnga, California. But there were
others in the business of booming oil
stocks in Honolulu before him and each
met with delay in the sale because
little or nothing was known of the
enterprises locally. Mr. Doyle, there
fore took another and different course;
before going very deep into the bust
ness of exploitation he decided to find
some conservative man going to CaIifOr-
MIA who might become interested and
who would go to the ground and look
1t over besides enquiring into the fnan-
ciaI condition OF the company.
In l.. G. Ables he found the man he
was in search of. Last week he re
ceiyed a cablegram from Mr. Ables, q
bare mention that be was in on the
deal, - Yesterday this was followed by
letter containing full particulars. as
Tar as he had gone, and it is far enough
to be convincing. Mr.. AbIes is, appar-
emily, ''still in,
He has interviewed a number of lead
ing business men of Bakersfield, Cali
f0rnia, among them the promoters of
the Creme and is satisfied that the
stock is a very good oil gamble. A.
to the gentlemen connected with the
enterprise Mr. AbIe~ says they are Of
the right stuff. and the people who in
vest their money in the shares may be
assured Of q square deal He has gone
over the Coaljnga, Kern River and Mid
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-27
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Court Canoes No. slID. \. O. F. VIII
meet IN san Antonio hall at haIf-past
seven this evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. I. I. 0. 0. F..
viii meet in odd Fellows haIl at half
past seven This evening.
The members Of the Chautaudua Circle
viii meet on Friday afternoon at three
clock in the parIor Of Central Union
Church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman : Guild of St Clement ) Church
Will tie held this afternoon at three
0 clock at the parish house.
The Territory has commenced suit
against the hapiolani Estate to collect
back rents amounting to $3.50. which
II claims IS due on some Manoa lands.
Carl J. Haynes, formerly chief pump
engineer IN the construction of the
Hamakua ditch, leaves for his new post.
as engineer at the AIoIokai settlement,
today.
The regular monthly meeting of the
c. ". B. VI. viii be held this afternoon
at halt-past two clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. Lewis, The Metropole.
Alakea street.
A lease was filed yesterday in the
bureau OF conveyances conveying one
Of the Kahala beach lots from ex-Oueen
Liliuokalani 10 w. II. Hogs Mr.. Hogs
intends TO erect residence on the
property.
Family affairs landed George No.
= and Mrs. George in the city Jail
last night, where they are being held
for investigation until it is discovered
whether or not their quarrel demands
police interference.
c, II. Yong. hero of a dozen criminal
suits, was surrendered by his bondsmen
IN one Of them yesterday and spent a
few hours IN Jail Another $50 was
secured shortly afterwards and he re
gained his freedom.
Pedro, a Hawaiian, was yesterday
given four months on the reef for an
assault on his wife. Tho real nature
Of the assault. which was particularly
vile. was not discovered until after SEN
tence was passed or he would have Jared
worse
Harry Morris. who stole Jack Vel
lington clothes, watch and money last
week, received a sentence of six months
on the reef yesterday from Judge
Andrade Although he is credited to
the Wilhelmina crew, the members Of
the crew resent the statement, as ne
was but workaway across, and they
Themselves have agreed to keep the
peace. The court remarked that he
had proved himself an undesirable citi-
zen, and dealt with him accordingly.