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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-04-07


receipt 81 reeoinii6h relating tocroa
ton Of Nhuamd Pbfk.
Prom chief clerk, stating that Cow
ernor had signed s. b. So as act 50;
s. b. So, a. act %. n. b. 100, IS act
50; s. b. 80, as act So II. b. "a, as
act ga; II. ,. S2, as act 6S.
From Chief Clerk OiSullivan, stating
that the Governor had signed II. B.
2l2, de- act 90; H. b. Pill, rs act 20.
From clerk Of senate, stating that
the house amendment to s. B. SO was
concurred in.
From clerk OF senate, stating that
the house amendments to s B % were
concurred in.
From clerk Of senate, returning II
.. r. u, after its adoption in senate
From clerk of senate, returning II.
b. 3, after passing third reading in
senate.
From clerk Of senate, returning n.
b, IS, after passing third reading in
senate,
From clerk of senate, returning II.
B. 1s7, after passing third reading in
senate
From clerk of senate, returning H
B, la, after passing third reading in
senate.
From clerk OF senate, transmitting
s. b. Al, after passing third reading.
From clerk Of senate, transmitting
s, B. 1l2, as passed third reading.
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NEWSBOy'S HONESTY
IS WELL REWARDED

The honesty Of George Pedro,
newsboy, was amply rewarded yestsr-
day, when, after finding a valuable
gold watch in the street, he immedi-
ately made efforts to locate the owner
BY the time he had started for The
Advertiser Office his " find had become
known to nearly all the newsboys and
bootblaeks in town, and when he start
ed up The Advertiser staircase he had
bodyguard OF about score Of little
fellows. He wanted TO have the fact
announced in the paper that he had
found the watch and would give IL 10
the right claimant. There was ma
sonic charm on the fob, which stated
briefly that the watch was the property
OF one oBriekH Whitehouse. The lat
ter WAS described 10 Pedro.
"Oh, that Teller what wears boot
things on his legs all tho tiInef'' was
Pedfo's suggestion. "That Teller what
has hair like this gold wateh-one big
Teller like thatf'tand be described
d vide circle 10 indiente an 0pu "suTe
know dat Teller, he's an Elk"
Pedro found WhliehOnse, and the
latter promptly Raye the honest little
fellow several dollars aa d reward for
bis honesty
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BIIIS


BILLS
To second Reading.
H. b. 5-To provide appropriation
of $4,000 for entertainment of con-
gressmen or other distinguished visit
ors. Referred to ways and means com.
mittee.
S. 3. 11s-PrOviding for an annual
license Of $50 for peddlers, other than
those Of fish, fruit1 and vegetables.
Referred to Judiciary committee.
5. B. 11g-To prescribe the time
when officers of the county Of Maui
shall be elected. Referred to special
committee of Maui senators
S. B. 120-To prescribe the tenure
Of Office and manner of election of
supervisors of county of Maui. Re
forred to committee Of Maui senators.
Passed Second Reading,
II. B. 220--Making special appro-
priation of $4,000 for boys industrial
home. Passed.
Passed Third Reading.
s. B. 47-Providing for and regulat-
ing the circuit court in connection with
counties Passed.
S. B. 112--Providing for regulation
of Importation of seeds and prohibiting
authorizations. Passed.
H. b. 3-Providing for the building
of belt roads around the Islands of
Territory. Passed.
H. B. 75-Relating to permits for and
regulating the moving of buildings
Passed. u.-t .1sae
H. B. 137--Increasing the salary Of
the deputy sheriff of Koloa, Kauai,
from 5000 to 1920 per annum. Passed.
H. B. 144-Providing for the parole
of patients in insane asylums under
certain conditions. Passed.
Tabled.
S. B. 43-Providing for the medical
inspection of school children. Tabled.
H. B. 1s5-Providing for keeping
records of conveysnces in the various
counties. Tabled.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
COMMITTEES on accounts reported SEN
ate expenditures, with balance in ter
ritorial fund of $15,909.15; balance
federal appropriation, $95s795.
Public health committee recommend
ed that S. B. as, for medical inspection
of school children, be tabled. APP
proved.
Public health committee recommend
ed passage of s. B. SO, for licensing
manufacture of certain food products.
Approved.
Committee ON manufactures recon-
mended passage Of II. B. 81, exempt
ing from taxation for three years prop
erty used in production of cotton, to-
bacco, sissl, rubber and copra. APP
proved.
Public health committee recommends
ed passage of Fl. B. 100 providing pun
ishment for adulteration of foods and
drugs. Approved.
Judiciary committee recommended
that H. B. 1856, for county records Of
conveyances, be tabled. Approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From chief clerk stating that Gov.
eruOr had signed S. B. SO, as act 60;
Il s., b. So, as act Cd; H. B. 179, as act
65; S. B. SO, as act Sc; II. B. 81, as
act 81; H. B. 80, as act 6s.
From chief clerk stating that the
Governor had signed H. B. 2l2, as act
60; H. B. 211, as act 20.
From clerk of house returning s. b
LOG, after passing third reading.
From clerk of house transmitting H
j. r. as passed third reading.
From clerk of house transmitting
concurrent resolution No. 81, as adopt
ed in house.
From clerk of house transmitting H
R. 3, as passed third reading.
From clerk of house transmitting III
B. III, as passed third reading
From clerk of house Transmitting n
B. 227, as passed third reading
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RooGRvELr LAYS STONE
FoR hULThoASAH CLUB

PORTLAND preeoH. April Sod.
onel Roosevelt today iaid chs corner
stone ~ ibe nov MalsA0nsh Athletic
Ilubt home, which IL 10 replace the
splenfid olnbhouss destroyed 81 lFt
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The Pacific Mail steamship Korea ~.
rived ~ Hau Frnneisro yesterday mora
Ing from Honolulu The vessel HFflYea
az nine O'Clock, making good ilme, -
ahn lafi here ihe afleIn0nH of Mafee
49, abe bad lafae namhnI af fllla
noe and Porto llieans, recruited heIe
fgf AiallH fannrfY a0fh
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The ganfs MsIu called fam gan
fanslleq feF liQpqlaiu on Weanadas
afiefaoQp.
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BILLS.
introduced.

II. b. 225,--Relating TO insanitary
lands and providing for the remedy at
expense Of owner OF land on which ex-
pense shall be Watkins.
( II. y. 226.--'fo regulate and prohibit
the piliug OF lumber In the various lum.
Der yards throughout tho Territory
kanek0a.
II, Il. 227.--r0 dedne, regulate and
license emigrant agents.-liio0,
II. y. 2esl-Authorlzng treasurer Of
Territory, with approval 81 Governor, TO
Issue bonds 20 nn amount not 10 exceed
~ 800 .000.- Rico.
n, y, 2e0,-io prohibit ifespassiDg
upon ihe Tights ~ way of Tailf0adf
liire.
y, q $780,. RelefinR 20 payment Of
dehis ~ DECEASED persons NaFeallino.
80 neeond Reading
M h ei7 - heilliaie ihe mafkei
lng of fniil and vegetables grown lu
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REVOLUTIONS.
Referred to COMMITTEES.

II. c. r. 1s-Relating TO Makiki Val.
ley Park, referred TO Oahu delegation.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Ways and means committee recon,
mends passage Of II. B, 81 raising sal
airy Of deputy sheriff Of Koloa.
Ways and means committee reports
passage OF II. y. 3, dealing with belt
roads, will carry out pledge OF party.
Ways and means committee recon.
mend0 that H. -. 205, relating 70
stamp duties, be tabled,
Mannfaeiufes, etc, committee recon
menAs passage Of 8. h. ll2, dealing
with Che aanltefailon 0f seeds.
Committee ~ the whole reports prog
Fess on b. =, ~, (approprlaiiop bili,l
COMMUNICATIONS,
From CLERK VI hanas reporting sea-
aie amendmenil 10 ~ y, all, eoneuF'
Tea ln,
From clerk " haase Iepenins nn'
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RESOLUTIONS.

III. J. II. 7-PrOviding for a commits
sion to Investigate the disposition of
public lands. Passed third reading.
II. c. X. 21-Direeting the superin-
tendent of public works TO furnish GER
tain information as TO disposition OF
public lands. Adopted.
IL. X. l0B-By Alfonso, that 100000
BIO appropriated for construction Of
new board Of health building at Hilo.
Referred 10 finance committee.
II. X. l07-By Alfonso, that $500 be
Appropriated 10 pay the salary Of the
ianitOr Of the circuit and distriet eonrt6
nt Hilo Referred 10 finance committee.
H. Il. l0sABy Alfonso, that 5000 BIO
appropriated for construction Of iUrOra
room and vault ia circuit court at iilo.
Referred 10 finance committee,
H. II. 100 3y kawaah0a, that $1,000
DO Appropriated for construction " .
teachers cottage al kaupo, ipferfeii
~ finance committee.
II. H. 40 ~ TQWae, that $500 be
Appropriated ~ kHlargnmaHt 0f HlI0
jan Referred ~ fnaaee committee
~ ~, lllT by kAHaak0a, lhai $4,000
ba Appropriated ~ nfiena wharf az
taual Maui Nefsued ~ hnanee eoui
miliee,
COMMUNICATIONS
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RHsoLuTToNs.

H. r. l05--By Sheldon, that an ap-
preparation. of $2l0 be made to repay
Capt. A. II Trip for money paid for
damages to vessels in harbor accident.
Referred to finance committee.
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ase amendments to =. 3 %, eOnoutred
in.
From clerk Of hoase Transmitting d.
g. r., Is.
From clerk 81 house transmitting II.
B. 1913.
From clerk Of house transmitting RI.
b. 220, making appropriation for Boy 5
industrial School.
FORTY THIRD DAY.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.

Finance COMMITTEES recommended that
II ~ 2. ~ provide entertainment FOR
distinguished guests, DO passed Ap'
proved
Fullis lands e0mmliiee recommended
adoption N al j. m Z, foT rommitiop
90 Investigate aiHpelilon NJ public
lauds. ~ amended Approved,
fnblle lands tlmmliifa recommended
that y. y Do, relative ~ llonolelu hap
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01

with interest thereon at the rate OF 5
ner cent per annum, beginning thirty
DAYS after the passage and approval
az this ordinance, ana there shall be
levied. and collected. each year. be
ginning with the year 1911, and the
Insiallment OF TIE said assessment
due FOR thar year under this ordinance
and the interest upon all unpaid In
siailments remaining due at The date
ot such collectioni The first INSTALL
ment OF said assessment shall, togeth-
ar with interest as hereinbefore pro
yided, be due and payable upon the
18Th day or December, 1911, and the
balance Of said installments with in-
terest upon all unpaid lnstallments
shall De due and payable. rpon the
18th day Of December Of ehch year
thereafter. until said assessment shall
have been fully paid as herein proyid-
ed.
The said instailments Of said ass
essments, in case the entire assess
ment shall not be paid orr and dis
charged within thirty days from and
after the first publication OF this or
dnance, for each Of said years, shall
Re extended upon the tax rolls Of said
city and collected IN the same man
ner BY the same officers as the taxes
for general purposes Of said city for
each Of said years. are extended and
collected
Section 2. That the amount Of the
said assessments against each lot or
piece Of ground above mentioned, are
and shall be as follows:
HAMpTONtg AnDITTON
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Section z. That ibis ordinance shall
Be published IN the chickasha FIX
press. a newspaper Of general circula
lion IN said city for four consecutive
weeks, aud Il al the expiration of said
period the amount assessed against
each Of said lots Or pieces Of ground
shall not have been paid then the
mayor and council shall cause taS
warrants TO be issued against each OF
Lhe said lots and pieces Of ground
which said tax warrants shall recite
the date Of the passage Of this ordi-
nance. The amount Of the assessment,
and the description of the property,
and shall be signed hy the mayor Of
said city, and countersigned BY the
city clerk OF said city and shall be
delivered to the contracto in payment
81 the contract price or said work
section4 That it is necessary for
the peace and safety Of said city, that
this ordinance shall become operative
At once. IN that its failure SO to do
would cause great Inconvenience and
hardship upon said city and said con.
tractor. and accordingly an emergen-
cy is hereby declared by reason
whereof this ordinance shall be In
full force and effect from and after
It's passage. approval a'd publication.
This ordinance duly passed, with
section four considered separately.
end passed by the affirmative vote Of
threefourihs Of the members elected
to the city council OF said city, on this
the 2Oth day Of April, 1911.
Approved with section -four includ.
ed, this the goth day Of AprIl, 1911
w. N. EDWARDS,
Mayor Of the city Of chickashe
IOE pEWs,
Guy Clerk OF the city OF chlas.
asha
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section 3. That this ordinance
shall be published IN the Chickasha
Express. newspaper Of general cir
culatlon in said city for four consecu-
tive weeks, and If at the expiration
of said period the amount assessed
against each Of said lots or pieces Of
ground shall not have been paid, then
The mayor ana council shall cause tax
warrants TO be issued against each Of
the said lots and pieces OF ground,
which said tax warrants shall recite
the date or The passage Of this ordl-
nance, the amount Of the assessment,
and the description Of the property,
and shall be signed by the mayor Of
said city, and countersigned by the
city clerk Of said city, and shall be
delivered to The contractor in nay
ment Of the contract price Of said
work.
Section 4. That It is necessary for
the peace and slasty Of said city, that
this ordinance snail become operative
at once. in that its failure SO to do
would cause great Inconvenience and
hardship upon said city and said con-
tractor. and accordingly an emergency
Is hereby declared by reason whereof
this ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication.
This ordinance duly passed, with sec
ton four considered separately and
passed by the affirmative vote Of
three-fourths OF the members elected
to the city council Of said city, on this
the 20th day OF April, 1911.
Approved with section 4 included,
this the 2Oth day Of April 1911
w. NJ. EDWARDS,
Mayor or the City Of chickasha.
JOE DEWs,
city Clerk Of the city Of Chick
asha.
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An ordinance leyylng a snecial tax
upon each Of the lots and pieces of
ground in sewer District No 26. Of
Tie city Of Chickasha, Oklahoma, to
pay its proportionate part Of the cost
oil the construction Of lateral district
sewers therein.
Whereas. the mayor and coun-
Gil OF the city Of Chickasha, Oklaho
ma. did on the 2sth day Of March.
1911, BY ordinance No 46s duly pass
ed and approved, and published as re-
quired by law, create and establish
Sewer district No. 26, Of the city Of
Chickasha, Oklahoma, and order the
construction of lateral district sewer
therein, In accordance with an act Of
the legislature OF the Territory Of Ok
lahoma. entitled "An act authorizing
municipal corporations to extend or
build, general sewer systems, and to
levy special assessments Of taxes to
nay for the same" Approved March
10th, 1908, and extended IN force in
Tie state Of Oklahoma by the consti-
tuition Of said state, and whereas said
mayor and city council did on the l0sli
day OF April, 1911, contract with the
Hamilton Bros. Construction Co., for
the construction and extensionof sew
ers in said city, in accordance with
the plans, specifications, profiles and
sections Heretofore prepared by the
city engineer OF said city and approy-
ed by this body, and
Whereas, the city engineer Of said
city has filed his certificate and report
with this body certifying that the
said lateral district sewer Of Sewer
District No. 26. has been completed
by said contractor in accordance with
the said contract. and stating the
cost thereof. Under the terms Of the
said contract, including all other ex
penses incurred by the city, in addt
tion to the contract price is the sum
Of -Four Hundred and Sixteen Dollars
and Forty-two One-hundredths Dol
lars, ($4l6.42), and showing the pro
portionate part chargeable to each lol
and piece OF ground therein, in TIE
proportion that each lot and piece q
/ ground bears to the area of the whole
district. exclusive of public highways
in accordance with the said act above
referred to, under the head Of pro
portionate cost" which said certifi
cate and report is hereby referred tt
and made part thereof, as fully as Il
set out herein, at large, and
Whereas. the cost Of said sewer a.
certified By the city engineer is less
than the estimated cost heretofore
filed by the said engineer. and approx
ed BY this body, therefore,
BE it ordained by the mayor and coun
cilmen Of the city Of chickasha
Oklahoma
Section l. There is hereby levie'
and assessed AGAINST each lot am
, piece Of ground in said Sewer Distric
/ No 26 IN the said city, hereinafter de
j scribed. the certain sum, shown by III
certificate Of the said city engineer
E to be chargeabie to the said lot o
piece OF ground, as its proportional
! pard Of the cost Of the construction
3 Of the lateral district sewer in sal
4 district, and hereafter set opposit
such lot OF piece Of ground respective
8 ", under the head Of Proportional
g Cost
Said tax and assessment above prl
vided Tor shall be levied and collec
! ed in three equal annual insianment
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VAST LAKE or SOLID SODA
Remarkable Discovery at Lake Maaadl
In East Africs--Mystery Is
Cleared Up.

Wonderful as have been the reports
Of the vast soda deposit at Lake Ma
gadi In East Africa. the tendency
hitherto mas been to deem the stories
fantastic. Now, however. the mystery
Is cleared up by the report Of an expe-
dition which penetrated quite to the
interior Of Britain's remote possession
as far. indeed, as IS miles from the
frontier Of German East Africa. The
aecertained facts. according to the
Chemical News. are more surprising
than the first reports. What. II the
case Of an ordinary lake. would be
water consists at Magadi OF a solid
deposit Of soda. with a hard surface
looking like pink marble During the
wet SEASON. which IN this region is
very short-the surface is covered
with few inches Of water lmmedi-
ately after tte cessation OF the rains
the whole Of the surface becomes dry
with the exception OF margin about
30 Yards wide Even during the vet
season the amount OF water on the
surface In nc way renders iihprac-
ucable the working Of tie deposit. For
many years Indians from Nairobi.
who use this soda for washing pnr-
poses and as snud. have been remoy-
fne 81 from the lake without regard to
the season. Current Literature.
GOOD BOOSTERS 20 THEif
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GOOD BOOSTERS 90 THEIR
SHOPPING At HOME
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-03
HAYTiEN REBELS NOW
IN POSSESSION OF CAPITAL

PORT Az PRINCE, Aug. .. go The
rebel soldiers who rushed to the wa
tcr's edge and fired ON President Simon
and party as they made their escape
today to vessel In the harbor, killed
six men. and slightly wounded daugh.
ter of President Simon.
The Haytian government has fallef
and the capital Is entirely In the hands
of the revolutionary party. Just wha
government will he established by thu
victorious rebels is unknown. as there
are several rivals for tho prcsidenc,
among the rebel generals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-03
PRINCESS De CHIMAY
READY TO WE'D AGAIN
Former Clara Ward Separated
From RiCciardi and Contem.
plates Fourth Husband.

PARIS. July 24,--The courts have
granted decree Of separation to
Princess de Chimay. formerly Clara
Ward, daughter of the late Commo-
dore Ward of Detroit. from her hus-
band, Ricciardi. an employe of the
Vesuvius railway,
II Is said that she contemplates an
other marriage. this time again with
an Italian. The Princess was married
to her first husband, Prince de Chi
may. for twenty years, and divorced
him to wed Rigo, n violinist. who in
his turn lost her,
Rlgo has remarked, and Ricciardi
was the third to go. To all of these
former husbands she had to give a
portion of her fortune.
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TOOK THREE CONTACTS
TO ElECTROCUTE MAN

AUBURN. n. Y. June 26.--Joseph
Nacco, the Niagara Falls murderer,
paid the death penalty in Auburn
prison this morning. three contacts
being necessary before he was on
cially declared dead. He had received
stay of execution two weeks ago
from Governor Dix on the ground OF
newly discovered evidence. He ceased
his prayers when entering the cham
her, and, AS II to delay matters,
asked numerous questions Of the
guards, who paid no attention to his
words. When strapped in the chair
he resumed his plea to God for mercy.
The contact of 1910 volts at from
seven to eight ampers was held for
sixty-ive seconds, when It was shut
on. a nutter of the heart caused
Prison Physician Germ to signal for
a second contact. This was of Ave
seconds duration. but as there seemed
some doubt among the attending
physicians, a third time the current
was turned on Ave seconds.
Early this morning Nacco confessed
his crime to rev. John kObbotti ana
Rev. J. j. Hickey, who attended him.
The crime was committed at Niagara
Falls on January 16, 1909. Nacco came
to this country six years ago. and at
the time of his crime was living with
Anna Candiana, a reputed widow. with
three grown children. Nacco had a
wife and daughter living In Italy. The
discovery of their mutual marital ALI
ances was made ut the time son was
born to Mrs. Candiana, and on the
morning of the murder after an arsu-
ment. Nacco picked up stove litter
and beat her TO death, Owing to al
legged mitigating circumstances the
Italian Government asked Governor
Dix to review the case, but after =
study of the evidence he declined to
interfere.
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Cable News
rebellion IS
AGAIN RIFE


MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2.-Rcvolution
again threatens In Mexico. this time
over the forced resignation OF Minister
of the Interior Gomez, who has re-
signed at the request of President dc
Ia Barra.
Today the officers of the revolution
AIRY army, angorcd at the virtual dis
missal of Gomez, who was one of tn,
rebel generals chosen by agreement az
a cabinet minister, made open threats
of tt second rebellion.
Information was received In this
city this evening that rebel forces wer,
gathering, and serious reports, many 81
them probably exaggerated, are beint
received.
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TAKE NOTICE

In case you nave subscribed for the
Evening Bulletin, and have up
to the present time failed to receive
your paper. the circulation depart
ment of the Blu etin should be
notified at once. Give exact address
when making complaint rs II Is due
to faulty address that your paper has
not been started sooner. Telephone
1856 or call at the bulletin Office
on AIakea street to make complstnt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-03
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug. I'm the
Superior court today, Bender. Maple
and Cunnors. the labor union men who
are charged with an attempt to blow
up the county hail of records. pleaded
not guilty and their trial was set for
December II next.
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WILL SIGN UP TODAY.

WASHINGTON, d. G, Aug. 1T
was announced from the state Depart
mcnt this evening that the arbltra-
ton treaties between the United States
and Great Britain ON one hand, and
France on the other, would probably
be signed by the two countries tomor-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-03
ONE SKELETON IDENTIFIED.

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 1.-The bones
OF Assistant Engineer Merritt Of the
battlcship Maine. recovered today, have
been identified