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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

OF the leading fiscal experts and
railroad authorities Of the country
gave their opinions on tho matter.
The result OF the deliberations OF
the commission IL that tho question
divided Itself into two parts. first.
whAt Immediate action by congress
viii beat meet tho existing sltua.
ton. and necond. what general prin.
ciples should guide the federal gov.
eminent ia It's future legislation on
the subject The gist OF the com
missions sessions IL that the pres.
ent condition OF dual federal and
state control IL not possible OF con
tluuance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
Dual Federal and State
Control Not Possible

WASHINGTON. Dec. ff.--con-
curing heartily In tho findings Of
the board which he appointed. and
Of which President Arthur r. Had.
Icy Of Yale 10 chairman. President
Tam today cent TO congress the re-
port Of tho railroad securities com
mlttec. which. under authority Of
the act Of congress 10 create a com
meree court. has for some months
been engaged in considering quss.
lions connected with the Issuance Of
ssoeks and bonds BY railroad cor.
poraslons.
Az public meetings held In wash.
lngton. New York and Chicago. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
KISSES BARRED

DENVER. Dec. Ills kissing or
cupid's acts part OF the curriculum
al East Denver high SCHOOL, S.h-h-h.
II IL ever were. there's TO be an end
OF IL
Principal william Smiley has
given orders that there shall be mo
more counting IN the halls"
The announcement was made be-
fore the assembled school by Pro-
fessor Ralph 3. Pitts.
"'Twould be better to have the
girls sec the boys at their homes"
Is tho way Professor Pitts disposes
OF the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

Salt meckaFai for - cents.
salmon bellies. pounds - cents
salt herring. : for 70 cents, canned
Eastern oysters ts cents can crabs
fNr 10 cents. large ahfiups, 2
tuum1a - cents hafihut pounds
sS genfs. salmon. J pounds - cents
aaiea I pounds - eeafNs haiibgt
phreks. 2 pounds % cents. suieits. J
bounds Is c~nts. futefiSh. pounds
r. cents fnagkerels - cents.
%ora rrian herring Is c~niHs 10
Ain~ea herring. IS cents. Columbia
flirar salmon 70 cents pound.
rnunfa ~ teniH. swifta bacon. II
xenfs pound. pot fvasf. ~ cents
>>ssrd lamb stew, cents pound;
II assafn hams. &c cents pound. pure
ARA pounds IS ornta. compound
3nrd. 10 cents pound. pork roast -
r. 10 cents pound. h9iiing beef, :
Fsnt- pound. frcph aide pork. "a cents
BOUND. sugar. ~ pounds 81. fsenox
koap hairs Is cents. potatoes. 10
Sack apples. 81 box up. onions III
<sok. Lemons. dozen Is eents. cab
&ase. 80 cents sack. Japanese or
&nRrm rs eensE doaen, sweet pofa-
to~n. Z pounds 10 cents. %NrweRtan
pulf ffnf, 20 crnts pound. Norwe gtan
aand chfese. IS cents pound gnnf
butter. 30 cents pound, good cesn
10 cents dozen. Prsm-ust cheese, Is
cents pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
ED-nEADED
BOY BANDIT

fNtuMN. TIC. II 70" poHE#
today are looking Tor a fed.hoadsd
boy bandit Of 10. who has tit OF
stolen money taken IN n saloon
hold.np Last night
While tho proprietor OF the
Columbia bar was making change.
The boy drew n big gun and kept
Il Ieveied TIL tho saloon man had
ampsied the till. Then no backed
out and encapcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
BURNS AFTER
MORE FACTS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. H.
Detective VIM. J. Burns arrived
here today. and at once went into
conference with United States Dis
trsct Attorney Miller. Walter Drew.
chief counsel for the National Erec-
tors association. and Attorney ]. A.
q Badorl. submitting to them more
evidence
Il Is reported that the executive
hoard Of the International Assoeia-
tion Of bridge and Structural Iron
WORKERS. who mystegiously vanish
"a last week. disappeared 10 bold a
secret meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
Millionaires'
Autos for Hire!

Local auto drivers are COM
planning about what they cay 10
an invasion Of their field by
Seattle mIIIionairos.
Cars belonging 70 some OF
tho latter have been available
for hire at several Of the stsnds.
II 10 said that In some cases the
owners Of the cars do not know
II, that the chauffcurs are
making pin money"
The fact that they are cutting
rates 10 what worries tho old
line drivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
Can't Get Review

WASHINGTON, Dec. II. - The
United States supreme court today
denied the motion OF the Loaf To
bacco Board Of Trade Of the Indo-
pendent tobacco companies In Now
York to file a petition for a review
Of the proposed reorganization plan
OF the tobacco trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
PRIMA DONNA HURT

TACOMA. Dec. ti--Miss Carria
Weber. prima donna In ~hasI
ixxy.~ vas thrown down rs feet last
night By the breaking OF the crane
which swings her ont over the audi
ence in an acroplane. She hit the
foofIfghfs and tried to so on with
her song. but the orchestra was dis
peraed By the crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
REBELS INSIST
ON REPUBLIC

AeN 9HAtHl Ef&28 A<*a86A @ANst
HANKOW. Dec. ii.-~Rehsls here
are dissatisfied with proposals OF
anything abort Of n republic. and
threats OF assassination against
Premier Yuan Shi Kni are being
made today by revolutioniats. Muir.
mufs % discomfort against Gen. IA.
the rebel leader. who IL not consid.
cred hig enough man 90 conduct
negotiations against Premier Yuan
arc also heard.
III Gen. IA accedes TO PREMIER
YuAn's request that the rebels lay
down their arms and accept a con
stitntional monarchy. there Is pos.
ability OF a split In the rebel ranks
Fully 10000 persons IN Hankow
aud vicinity are destitute. with the
city laid in ruins by fire. and facing
starvation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11


AiFioln steak. t2M cents pound.
veal outlets, izh cents pound. iemh
sss ss sss,s sn i,,ns e ssf BEEF es,.
pound. rib lamb ch0ps 10 cents
pound pot roast. , Cants pound. leaf
lard. igAx eantn pound. pure lard. 2
eensn pound; best Jersey bllttar. !
pounds tf. Minnesota hufler. 40 cents
pound renovated butter. Dounda.
Is CENTS. new laid eggs, 50 cafta
dozen Fond eggs 10 cents doAon. cot
tnge cheese ! pounds Is cents. half
bur. Z pounds 70 Nnnta catfish. 10
centn pound nmelta ] pounds ~
trntn fresh herring q pounds Is
cents. hippefed herring ana salmon,
Is cents pound linz cod. ! pounds s
cents. lemons. 70 cents dozen, ca8ii-
flower s and 10 cents bead. lettuce,
cents head. fof IS cents. sweet
oranges. : aaxrn 4t reHfn onions. .
pounds 10 cents grape fruit. cents
each. brussels sprouts. : cents pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
CENSUS FRAUD CASES

TACOMA. Dec 1.-THE trial OF
the census fraud eases will start In
the federal court hero Friday. Elf,
teen enuncratnrs have been bunch.
ed To lot Oft easy. because they tos.
titled before the grand Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

we ought 10 be glad 10 pay high
prices because the farmer gets
lhcm--Newa Item.
Next time you shell out two dollars
Just for a buahel of epnda
Cut out the kicks and the hollera
Think OF the money In floods
All OF the farmers are netting
Out Of the price that You pay
They must be certainly getting
Twenty per cent. anyway.
Next time you pay for your wooden
Garments for winter. just think
How all the woolgrowerB pull In
khhes and elathers of chinki
seventeen profits between sou
Ere Mr.. Grower gets his.
stu, you must plainly have seen
you
Really are helping his bix.
Farmers are rolling In money
tSuch. anyhow. Is report
Though | must Fay--and It's funny
! know but few OF tho sort.
stu that's no reason 10 scott. II
May be and doubtless IN true
Farmers are getting q profit
AFTER the others are through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
POULTRY SHOW
STARTS TOMORROW

seatfIr kIuE tounty poultry show
opens tomorrow In the basement OF
the new Hon Marchc building Tho
exhibit rooms will be opened at s
o'ciock tn the morning. Judging
will begin on the opening day. A
large number OF prizes Will be
awarded.
The pigeon department will be
under control OF tho Puget Sound
FmneioFA' association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

Trn-fent Apiecea. 8 cents. seeded
raiHinH 10 cents package, English
pofA pie. 10 cents. Burbank potatoes
he pounds 90 cents black cod. 10
cents pound. : pounds Is cents. Nor
say 'irfriuz. 7 for Is cents. prime
corn beef. TO cents pound. LEG lamb
i4h crnta pound, lamb shoulder 7
cents pound. back bones pounds
80 cents fanry nirioin steak. u cknts
pound. Csab sausage. 10 cents poAna
lamb rhnpa, 10 rrnkH pound. lard. 10
cents pound dry onions. ~ pounds
Is cents. bahamas. 10 CENTS doxen
extra fancy SpltsgutrfE apples 10
cents do4ea. best WaahtHEter butter
80 cents pounds fresh local butter. 20
cents. Z pounds 10 cents. fresh Iowa
butter ~ cents. 2 pounds ~. Guafan.
teet local eggs, 90 eeniA; guafhnterd
fresh Oregon erxH. Is crnfa fresh
Eastern eggs. 40 cents dosea. npplas
81 box and up. lemons, 70 and y
cents dozen. grape fruit, for q
usuta. sgediess grape fruit. for q
cents sweet potatoes. 10 pounds ~
ennGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
The MARKETS

Ths following are this average
prices quoted By the local wholeaal-
srs on ioeas produce. meats and food-
Prices In all cases are subject 20 va
Ration, according 20 freshness aud
general eEeslirnca, but these prices.
unless otherwise Indicated. are for
strictly fret graaae-
EEEa and nuttsr--8siling rrics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

Councilman Griffiths has prepar'
ed a proposed charter amendment
providing for n board Of public
welfare. TO have charge and control
Of the various municipal insiiiu.
tionH. such as Iaila. asylums. work.
houses. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
oPgRATIoN on GLlor

BOSTON. Dec. ii.--cables re-
ceiyed here today say that chas. w.
Eliot. president emeritus OF liar.
ward. who Ia touring the world. un.
derwcnt an operation for appendi-
cltis al Handy. ccyion. The opera
ton was successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
allslnrss CHANCES.

N~~~~S><~~S~s~<~<~~-~ a~~~.~~~~s~~~~>~NS~
win purchase past due notes. mort
cages and claims. I'll Boston blk.
for sale-t;roccry store. s4O3 FIRE.
mont av.
Want to buy small equities Ia real
properties 1ii Bastor Block.
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spncfn1 no1icra

Young woman wishes heated room IN
private family, with uns ~ bath.
phone and laundry. can give first
class frfnfrnccH would prefer
young married couple who would
10 consrnihi. must BIO reasonable
X 1915. star
THE 1918 THEATRE"
The home Of cowboy ana indian pic
lures fifnt nv. next door 20 the
Dream"
Look for Washbnrn heai,Y's Rainier
Beach bargains In The stars raj
uier valley business Directory
Mendaya and ThgrHdaya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
ruicKFN RANCH

within easy walking distance OF Lake
Washington. A new house. with a
large tract Of acreage, partially
cleared. for 1915: on terms OF $50
cash and $40 a month. Room Tor
.ooa Chickens. Fresh eggs today
sell for sec a dozen. Big money In
n. Immediate possession. Come
out and roe me I viii be az An
dassoa'a dock, Madison park. daily
from 3 70 .. John Srennaman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
toH sALt--FuRnITuas.

bsfFn, chairs. NOW cases. Chicago
store and office Furniture Co, i3z3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
WEST COAST LAND co.
s44asf k,.r,ls.r Rank R1dr

~ - sN1ITEt ..7.1I IT. =
cheap--ao acres north town. on
county road. near Hothuii three
large sprtnge. only g75 an acre.
ti0a now. balance $40 month John
Morrison. sf2 Central Bldg.
In YOU want chicken ranch. sec
Kaufman Kelly Co. The Live
Wires" eas Northern Bank Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

SPRING bruIIcre .s..s.. i
Turkeys. live ....... q
Hens. under ibs. 49,. 4
Hens, lbs. and over. Il
boosters. 1.-Two. lb...... 4
Ducks. live, ID. ....... 4
Geese .ssss.ss
SQUADS, DOG. s........ SO
PIGEONS. doz. ......., 1.00Q is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11
HoMtsrEaps.

~~~~~~-~~~~~.N~NS~~.~~~ r~->~~~4~~~~~~~~~~S
We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead or desert
claim In one OF the best fruit sec
lions Of Eastern Washington. Call
20 sec orchard views and sc. par
ticulArs. III srd av. Main cps
TIE pERKlNS LAND COMrANI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

STAMP WORKS
fscclfic Cost Stamp Woorks HSfef
Bldg. Second and Main. Ind.
1879. Main s5s&.
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,.o-co..,e,l,Mr oToSgTcLEEs $3.50
xrLcH GOATS
PATTERNS AND MODELS

acSf ckscss. i pnrs' fis5 ana dsifsfoSS:
Send 10 cents for sample. Joseph
Wallin. Hobart. Wn.
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8 ACRES. 5000
$40 CASH. SIS A MONTH

Close 10 big town. , railroads. school.
phone line. no rocks. no gravel 70
acres bottom. 20 srres slas0ed and
burned. no big sturaas, covered
with alder and vine maple. nice,
big creek. A rafting good buy at
y cash Been thoroughly eN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-11

cheap acres close 10 city. SIS per
acre and up terms Ike rent daily
ffntn and boat Aerstce. splendid soil.
good water. See Samuel suffer, So
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
CASES FOR THE
HEALTH BOARD

DR.. Pratt, acting president of the
board of health, has compiled an in
teresting statement with regard to
the number of cases Of contagious and
infectious diseases reported from the
islands of Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Molo-
kai and other districts outside of Ho-
nolulu, for the month of January last.
DR.. Pratt thinks that the publication
of such list will stimulate interest
among the residents, and will spur
them on to report all cases that occur.
Now, many cases are not reported be-
cause, perhaps, they have been mild
and have not necessitated the calling
in of a physician. The publication
scheme is followed in other parts, and
DR.. Pratt thinks that it's Introduction
here will lead to beneficial results.
According to this table Hawaii had
one case of diphtheria, seven of en-
teric fever, one of para typhoid. one
of infantile paralysis. twenty-one Of
measles. ten of pertussis commonly
called whooping cough, two of plague,
one Of tetanus, and six of tuberculosis.
Maui and MOlOkai had two cases of
cerebro-spinal meningitis, eighteen of
diphtheria, six of enteric fever, two
of measles, thirty-six of pertussis, two
of scarlet fever, one of trachoma, six
of tuberculosis and thirty-nine of var
ioloids. Kauai had two of diphtheria,
one of enteric, five of measles, seven
of tuberculosis. Outside of Honolulu,
from Eva, Waianae, Waialua, Koolau-
loa and KoOlaupoko, there were one
case of conjunctivitis, three Of dysen-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
TIE HONOLULAN
OFF THE LIST

Not having received any advices
from San Francisco with regard to
the steamer Honolulan, which was
tied up in the harbor there and did
not make the first trip under the Mat
son Navigation Company's schedule,
Shipping Master J. H. Drew today
took the vessel from out of the list
of sailings Not that the vessel will
not run in the interests of the Matson
line, however, but simply to prevent
any misleading conclusions being
drawn from the appearance of the
Honolulan in the list. AS far as
Messrs. Castle & Cooke are concern
ed, they are quite in the dark regard
ing the movement of the Honolulan
She was in San Francisco at last adj
vices, and a message of inquiry was
received here asking whether she
could get a cargo of sugar if she came
over then; that is, about a week ago
Mr.. Drew wired to San Francisco and
suggested holding the Honolulan I'M
til the 21st inst, her second sailing
date under the schedule and since
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
MAUNA KEA IN
ROUGH WEATHER

When the Mauna Kea left at ten
o'clock this morning the indications
were that the passengers were in for
a great tossing about A strong north
east wind blew and outside in the
channel a heavy swell was running
However, of the twenty-five booked to
make the trip to the volcano not one
drew back and the vessel left with
board, even more than the last couple
of trips. The list of passengers in
cluded: Lau Pal, Y. S. Kun, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs G..
L. Whitney, d. H. Davis, f. J. Water
man, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Thurston,
Miss Snow, Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Elgin,
T. H. Hall, A. MacKillop Mrs. s. II.
Matthoy, Mrs. F. Late, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs e. H. King,
X. Machara, Hang Chock, Mrs. r,
Kingsbury, Mrs. S. B. Kingsbury, c..
d. Walker, Mr.. Harden, p r. Keay,
Mrs. W. +. Barnes, Miss e. Dalcymple
X. c. Wong, W. II. J. KellaT, Rev. NJ.
X. Nakuina, w. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Scott, the Misses Kilby (two),
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Bowles, c. w. Mechanism,
J. d. Tucker, Mrs. White and child,
Miss G. Grove, r. II. Bemrose, w c..
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rowland,
w. H. HARRISON, d. I.eith, r. Quinn,
E. n. Hart Miss L. X. LAM, Mrs. Ha-
uhio, J. Crook, Y. Annoy, (. H Wolff,
S. A. Broadyead, E. E Jenkins, Eu-
gene Jenkins. The Mauna Kea will
return as usual on Saturday morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07

tagasse for every ton Of sugar pro-
duced
AT an exceedingly conservative
estimate a profit of a dollar a ton
would mean an annual profit of half
a million dollars. BY way of simple
example; The mills now burn half
q million tons of cane waste Of b3-
gasse which has a fuel value of about
dollar a ton for half a million dol
lars. Converted to pulp for the east
ern paper mills the output of pulp,
wen say, would be thirty-five per
cent or $4,000 tons of pulp which
would be worth delivered to the mills
something like 500 a ton with profit
over cost of production of at least
one or two dollars, anywhere between
a quarter and half million dollars
"The economy of the handling of
the bagasse from the sugar planta-
tons to the pulp mill is evidenced in
the proposition that the railway
trains or steamships which brought
the bagasse into the mill would go
back with oil fuel for the plantations.
81 would be delighted to see this
thing taken up; that is the making
of pulp, understand me; not the max
ing of paper. To make paper here
would mean the importation of so
many other things besides the ba-
gasse needed in it's manufacture that
it would not pay and, besides, we
would have to export the product for
market.
But let us make the pulp. There's
big money it it,"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, from Kau,
Feb. Mr.. and Mrs. e @. Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Marshall, Mr.. tnd
Mrs. c. A. Cushing, F. J. Lindemann,
G. Hewitt, j. B. Castle and H. Castle;
from Kona, Mr.. and Mrs Henry ka-
wewehi Mrs. G. e. Bryant, MISS
Greenwell, Mrs. ]. Yates, Miss Weeks,
Mrs, Natthewman, Miss Hemenway,
Mrs. Henriques, T. J. Driver and *.
Yokoyama; from McGregor's, Mrs. NJ
Harvey and X Nakemoto; from Laha'
ina, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rice and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Gay and servant. There were
also seventy on deck, comprising ID
Hawaiians, "a Japanese, 30 Portuguese
and four others.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
HARTWELL ANU
DOLE To SPEAK

The formal presentation of the Cas-
tie memorial to Oahu College will take
place tomorrow afternoon at half-past
three o'clock at Pauahi hall. The
memorial is the work of Mr.. Gordon
osborne, and much general interest
will be felt in seeing the first consider
able piece Of work from the hand of
this well-known local artist. Of course
more than ordinary interest on the
part of the friends of Father and
Mother Castle and of the friends of
the school will attract many to these
exercises in honor of these two
staunch supporters of Punahou. Judge
Hartwell will deliver the principal ad-
dress. The program, which has been
prepared with care for the occasion,
is as follows:
Music College Glee Club
Address ........,Ju Judge A. S. Hartwell
Music. ..,....,.. College Glee Club
Presentation for the Trustees. $50.
...................J Judge S. B. Dole
Acceptance for the School. .......
............. Lowthian Williams,
President of the Senior Glass,
Scripture Readings. 81. Laura Atherton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cyril Damon
Decoration of the Memorial. .......
.................T The Senior Glass
Music. ............ College Glee Club
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Financial i: Commercial Promotion

That time nothing further has been
heard from San Francisco It may be
that the Honolulan will leave San
Francisco prior to the 21st, or she
may wait until that date, but in the
absence Of definite information MIR.
Drew has taken her name from the
list Of projected departures.
1T would not be in the interests of
the shippers of fresh fruit if Ave were
to Keep her in the SCHEDULE and then
not run her to time,' Mr.. Drew re.
marked this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-07
MISS cAMERoN,s DEATH.

The friends of Miss Elizabeth Cam.
eron were shocked to hear of her very
sudden death at Mana, Kauai. The
details are not at present known in
the city and cannot be known until
the steamer arrives tomorrow morn.
ing. She spent her Christmas vaca'
ton with friends in Honolulu and re-
turned to her work at the end Of the
holidays in good health.
The body will arrive tomorrow
morning and the fuenral will take
place from st. Andrews Cathedral to-
morrow at half past three o'clock
Flowers will be received at the cathe
dral from $50.