Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 12

12 nOXOT.rLn STAR-Rri-LETIX; MONDAY. 1. 1912. it in L' BULLET I N'vS FRONT VIEW OF HAWAII AM STAR AfJD EVEiJIMG BULLET IN BUILDIMGS'AS THEY APPEAR TODAY. EACH HAS A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED PLANT.

iLVvf.ii VIGOROU: tartincj as Shipping Sheet, It Rapidly Forged Straight to the Front I Signal Service Done Anncxa- tion and American Citizenship 1 It' i 1 4 l'Viy r1" 1-, 1 1 SK: i IVr'-zr. vvi'i -k -J I ill te -j in? yrm--t I Imi 1 1 i if A 5 i if 1 GROWTH i i it 5 -ill- i i i i i On ti.v Jirnt day of JVbruary, ISS2, th Hrs? iiiintM -oiy the "Iaily wai postiMl on tli' of tin "Honolulu by tin I nn of J. V. Kolx it uiM I i i i i Sr i i III il 1- i I I fill 4 I 1 i 3 fi I I I i I Vf i I 1 j' i'jl J. W.

ROBERTSON' BULLEWl HONOLULU, U. WEDNKSDAY. FEBRUARY 1. TLPaoia Di unotnl He.iJ. Frl) I.

rlomly; strong N. SL wind; lt vh-. IT HAN A A Imjtoiti General i i.uaii,ue. tPTIll France. KtUih1.

Oer- roaoy, anil Cni--1 Stitta. Merchant M. Vioh l.fkQt4Sewc,tli.. N.S.W AiiKiin. rroiij port Blnkt-tey Dukt tiC A'KMai, frim Lurrpoo! Waiio inalo, from txm Waijnaa TT YI AN Wh.l,.9.iTo i-lt an rdncw.co.

Jartlcul.ir antl'jn'pald to Cuing and Bhippiac oriWm. 1 crPAaitscf. St l.lkel'ke, for WiiulirariJ Port A. A Co. -A Importers mnl Coiniiiioii Mer, tor uennn, Molokal and Maul EihH, for Kuuai Mokoiil, for Koolna chama.

Merchant Honolulu. nUAOKFF.LD -jk. COMPANY, Conifltisim A-nt, VE63KUS LEATlSa tlllB ttl. Miiri-jty for Qnfcen HoixiluUi. 1 CiiU.riiui for HabuM T.

IK A I A. and Commission Mer- Winnir1 J'orU, per Like! tchnf Nauaan Akamu ui.J wlft. Afii mid wife, SoKeikeu, and child. Mit i T. WATEUIU J.

I. parts. and rM-ar in- Laiu Jua, W. O- Vartce, Ch.ut MrhAidise. Out en Hoootulii.

1 H. N. GrwHweil Chen Luntz, J. i s. WiHWr, c.

HOFFSCH LAKGER UW fllllT, Importer And Couq mission Mur- ii rmiuiu, Um VESSELS EIPSCTKD. Mry Tn h. fnm r' ilm-. an UTmkli. Wn.

G. Irta. a UtHQip, iroiti WM.0. IRWIN COMPANY lfcIhoa fm l.oa.sH, M.n. it Lll fct', I'nwi L.if0t.

Imporur add ConnuHrtv-m johaiit. and Aart. LWyUa nd h.m jrnllMn Coyton, wnja t.MiiUi chant, and A sent, for Linyd and C.iy Vew (rk, ir Sy.luey, Fvbia Cndcrrwriter, BriiiuaEj fiffi Marino imuranc Coutpaay, Northern AMuruic CompHny Dktu A ttnt F. Mr and i i 1 CUi'A 3. V.

Aiunw. in Xo. 4. Dll BULLETIN. Wito till sinmrncaa a oe of our BuiJeUn.

AfUl Xhli It appcdr In )rtolil Conn, Dil will tw (ltll enol every nurn-hffi As txncss no pition, Kirnply titc lacta ft Ti'y' li be out endevrgr to make this an isterestlng ihm, and 11 It i refieivtel well oar rrriltcn one were, we will be siitlsrtcd. Thanking the pWie tbeir gincrnu npport duriun ik tast jr, we ti-nsi ttufct suite it! te couslnued. Jsn Snnr The Loch Lee brln a cergo of Th'Arofll brings ft Jomber wd idb.ouo The for Sun frMiclsco per Mcrraj, doet I r.u.- Sfhr. Kunol wlH Wive for Litnpatoe-toM to-nioirow. Bl Scfcr L.

G. Mif Mr. 8SX. Fmersorv. In AeaodidHte for U-g'jiiuare to vtfinsMDt i -Muse Meeting fre held at Kwima-, kitplll C'horeb and (Ui Music Hull A null cairier iJttQ) lve Pot Office for tbe circuit pf Island at 10 j.

j.i onnd A Vine, whfcli ttfe onth-r can luxitettr apjnyihg at J. W. A Co.a. LL l'i, Mr Br ft Lr Br bk 4 The Murray jialla for Fran- lftY. The ftrilotrtag were booktil up to liwt evenlnar: Csi.

FnhsoB, A. Ungate, Harrj Muter, Mra. Von Srhmldu Next week ttie MVellke will leave on TharsAiTe. the tb, at 4 p. fur wind- A porta, tonchlnij, aa ual, ports on lifll, and at Mnhukona and Knwalhae iih ut Hawaii.

Returning on Sunday ifttrttiBK. i P.lf for lUe 'Election of Repre-. ijvo tlie comlnsf Legislature JiKioruiitj( tf ociock, and iil i p. m. A targe Biinir of na-are runnlr.K for tiii diitrUttand frelinT Mesr.

J. O. Carter iiiil'. M. tithsoa.

XVriTED. a room near Emma I' Sijuare. AMres stallntf terms A C. F. O.

Boj V. CKCIL BROWN. AITORXKY and Coana llor Law, Notary Public, aud Agent for lakina na of initi um-nt. fortheOland of OAhfc. No.

llontt-lulti. 1 K'. CAST 1. Attorney ljurag. Nm- ry PiiMic all tbe oniia 'h EingOomi I T)rCHARD F.

BICKEKTON, A.toniey ami at Will tend tile urinaof Court, no i inilu. irk.i Kiwliot.1.. No JltIUU.nl niicre, "UWl iruiii MtHinreowalil'a I W. MACFARLANE Importera and Commi.xion Mer. ilianie.

HobinjB's ire-Prool (Jait. Huiudulu. 1 U.ioN ED COMbANV. A. Kuan, Manager.

Vn-hooa Celephooe. 17'. A. W. BuS'j'h teieplioae il.

I A. Ritall Win Dealer. Cmno rM In the rear of tUe iiiiilAing. fo. 2J I ft TIIE ITAILY Wv.iide nothing Jaii.fl mi Bkrne Sliip fiinr tHinrC -iiiir For flu, Aim Kar Am eaiiii and 1 al oye each A.

Will FO Oli Fr en.ii the p. Ov Uflore jwi't or Hf! I reel STEAMER '-rp LIKE I.IKE AST LE COOKE, ShipplBI and C.nniniraloa Mer. chants. ImpoHcra and in Geo. entl Merchandise, No.

bo King atreet, HoBOlBlSfc. I Khiif, Master. Bteamer I jhelik leaves Honolulu TueadAv at 4 p.m., tooehlcjf at IjvhalTia, Btty. Makeua, Mahokona, Kawalhae, Laupahoehoe Hilo eturntr.g, i. in touch at all the porta, arriving at Honolulu Suii'laj a.m.

.1 A. Mera tM S. CLEG HORN Imwirtera and Dealer, in General haLdi.c, Cor. Queea anl aweeta. KaaLs 1 JOHN A.

HASSlNGEli, Aaeut to take Acknowledirtneirte to Star Newspaper As-was' incorporated March 1 by J. S. Mitlrcw, John JImnieluth, Gtorge V. Smith and Alfred S. Hart wli, "for the promotion I of the gem ral interests of the people ol the Hawaiian Islands and with the i avowed and distinct purpose of pro moting annexation to the United States." At a directors' meeting, held on the evening of March Mr.

Walter (I. Smith was made managing editor and the first edit ion of the (new paper was issued March 1SI3. The paper at once took a prominent place in the community and began to build up a strong sentiment among the residents of the islands for annexation. Mr, Arthur Johnston, the first reporter of the' new i taper, assumed the editorship on May 1, 18,4, and continued to write editorials until le-cenlber of the same year, when the directors came to an agreement with Ed Tovyse and Frank L. Hoogs whereby the two, mentioned gentlemen were to assume active manager-ship, of both the editorial and business departments of the respectively.

Talk of Combine. This arrangement was renewed yearly until December 31, when the liulletin made overtures with the purpose in view of amalgamating the two properties. This proposition wad considered by the directors but it was decided to continue with the ngree-mt nt made" in 194 with Messrs. Tovvse and Hoogs and the Bulletin-was notified accordingly. This is tbe first instance recorded 'where a proposal, to combine wa made.

For two years more. the editorship as held by Mr. ltd who re- siged from his poritionotr-January J.S2.L A- Aikinsqti. en to fill the vacancy and from this dateou the juiiver devoted every effort toward annexation, which was finally brought about.in August of the follow-, ling year. .1 Co tit ml Purchased.

At the sain time, Mr. Hoogs purchased control of the property with r. A tk son il 1 in the editor's chair. Tjiis arrau gement wsist, continued Jurte 30, 1104.. when Mr.

Atkinson severed his connection with the paper to take up his duties as Su-; perintendent of Public Instruction. There was no one to fill the vacancy created by. the resignation of Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Hoogs acting as both editor and manager with Chas.

Hhodes as city editor. Mr: Hoogs continued as editor and manager of the aper until his death in February, 19u8, when the property was sold to Mr. Charles II. Atherton for himself and family. IenstntH' "-'was "nla Je and, manager.

and continued the position until March 5, 1 9 10, l)e resigned and Mr. Daniel JIgan was made editor. ow Huildin? Erected. The services of Mr. Walter G.

Smith -were secured as editor In January, 1911 and arrangements were made for the erection and equipment of a new building especially for the company. improvements were made and steps taken to furnish the paper with the best facilities possible. When the resignations of the editor and. business manager, were ion were begun at once to nil both places and were progTessiftg rap- idly. At this juncture, during the first part of June, a mutual friend orlhe controlling owners of both the Bulletin and the; Star approached both par- Tri'ty iirirlhi, li t-c I to' amalgamate the papers.

Completing a passage of twenty-two days the American schooner Robert Lewers reached Port Townsend from Honolulu last Saturday. ORANGE. BLOSSOM CANDIES The Most Popular Cand'ea Made on the 'Coast HONOLULU DRUG CO LTD. 1024 Fort St. Telephone 1354 NEW DRUG STORE SODA WATER FOUNTAIN 'HAWAII DRUG CO.

42 Hotel Street, at end of Bethel Well Stocked with New Drug and Novelties. VHEN YOU VANT Fence The Man Se Is C. AXTELL ALAKEA STREET YOU'LL -FIND WHAT v- AT -THE YOU WANT City Hardware Co NUUANU AND KING STREETS Hawaiian Wire Woven Fort HAC1FIO MAIL." STEAMSHIP Company. JCootrarn fi- Labor. Ina-rwr FOR PAN FRANCISCO.

Honolulu. Tlie, aplendid steaniehln "CITY OF NEW YORK," CVihb, t'ommantler. leava Honolul fur Snn Franelsto ou or aoout Mou'lny, ttb. 13. SYDNEY via.

AUCKLAND The apU-ndlrt ateaiqship 'XV SJ A I Cargi! Commander, or SaTcrtlay, February 19. frc glif and aaangr apply to Ii. Hwkfe'd dc AgpnU. A. P.

Carte. BUEWER 'ShlppiDC and Commiaaiuo Qaeea fctrt e'. tn iluiu. WILLIAM Tailor No. C5 iJr.

MRS. A. MEU'IS, Fahioahlo ilresa ami maker, 104 Fort at, Honolulu. TIOLLES COMPANY, A Siilo Cham Ship Chandler, and Merchants, imij'rt-re aiid leak'r General MercfouMlla. QUe n.

I of ii-in vt 1 1 at fliMt tin' Tl.af i.f tlif I Jail wha f'n bv iif wi ln--5 in stlj'l pill.tfl on only on sidf tf tl, hb'ft. j'lvi a far-vimilp of that fir: isxii', anl it ii 1 be'iiofUcl that th of that arly day in uh tlto:" of th day, w-r In iif wis bark ward In I'ulb'tin a.n a medium fiir put-I i t-i Whi tlif daily printd issuf of tb 1 1 1 lot i 11 wan li.auKiiratfd tb iiroiti- tots of tbr K-bf-t Wfif tho subjfftH f'f rn aiid jokes by their many friends, who predicted that it would be; a sort of for a sliort titn; and wuubl then fail by tin- Still, de-. dte the Mti ers and j-iken, the liulletin from ib" start, ami Mr. Itobertsoii' bimseir that li" did not the hbeet "would amount to Hindi." As new Mean occurred to bim lie Hashed them on the public, and this paper was one. of theni.

The post In of the Daily ISullr-tin was at first a novelty, but it. soon became a feature of the city's life. '1 people enjoyed reading the posted ami it wa not lout; until 'Mr. Iloficrtsou received tmuuest ions that it would bi the bluest kind of a huMlneMKinove on lfn part if he would! di-tribute copieM of the paper to inter-; ted citl.eti.s throughout the city. New Paper Grows.

i 1 One month after the titvt. printelj ff a t. 1 r. Oh is-ue iite wi.e 01 1 ne mih'i ai reaped to 12 by 17 inches, and vas printed tn both sides of tlm iaper, and wa-i further enhanced in value by 1 elnj; distributed free throuifhout tl) ily. The oulv collections at that timo were for tb advertisements that ap-p a red in the sheet.

On the twentieth of that same month the-patrons of tho paper were cofilled that a subscription price of cents a month would be at one; placed on 'the delivered sheet. With ibis price on the paper the subscription Ust wnt rlcht alone crowing. The Advertiser, at that time a rathr low -koIiik weekly, said all kinds ol srrall sized things ab'out the new Daily Itullf tin venture, and predicted a shgrt lift. As It is ahvavs best to let other tll nf vour biir doincs it i- hen quoted what the Advertiser sai 1 of this paiter, on the eleventh of Feb-! ruarv. lss2: "Messrs.

W. Robertson i Cxj have commenced the publication tf; I heir Daily Dulletln in printed fort" The tlr.st number of this important a i-j ditiou to cur list of local newspaper trade its first appearance on the Is The contim themselves a' thev were wont to do In thf ir writtc bulletin to the statement or facs Witliout comment. The Daily Italic-tin niveH riill shipping to th hour of publication ami brief accounts of local news." On May 1. lsS2. the Advertiser as a daily.

This was a spur in further eiTorts on the part of th pioneer daily and the Dally Dulleti 1 came out on April 21th as a paper with a special editor in the per-' sou of Henry Sheldon. From that day on the Dulletin took Its proper plac in the community affairs of the city, Mid became such factor that in th-' month of January, lss the paper wai fold, for I he reason that it had to such proper! Ions that Mr. son could no longer devote thi" tim to Die miner from his other business It passed to the proprietorshin of VaT t.r Hill. Later 11. Kucklau'' took the editorship and from him i passed to Daniel Logan.

It was aoou this time that the paper was incor orated, and It was then given a horn' of its own on Merchant street at th' place adjcinlns the present Associate Sarace, Troubles Conquered. Duriut; the political trouble in the Dulletin gathered to itself a peck of trouble, and was down a numbet I ..111 vl. tees nut never oui. ami auoouvu, Lit 11'. ins I' USt tlK plan'! Urn then held against ojo.r was foreclosed, and the sold, the same energy that Is inrorpor ted in the Dull tin today was cac; of it then, in the person of D.

L. Fin r.ev. and It was soon' demonstrated that when the plant was sold the Dnl letin did not ith it, and the sub scrib.Ts tot their paper 'just us iff nothlnsT had Tiappened." and to rut! it in a little larder it was male daily issti-v of richt patios instead oi four. Not a simile issue was dropped during the trouble. After Finney had gotten the I'ul-h tin well on its feet apain he had an understanding with V.

dear and v.Im were runnlns the t-endenr." with tlie result that the In (M'pendent was nosorneu oy iiie ui- Shortly the paper was broueht lot in. under the sole control ot Mr. uear, who ran. it In connection with large real estate business. In June.

Wallace II. Farrins-i ton took the editor's chair of the Dul-j letin. havint: bought an interest in the pafw with Mr. Hear and the incorporation of the company took place. taking up a larger nlponnt.

of the stock. In 190, thej iinlletin was added to the bus nus. "and it can he found In every T' a. .11 A rT 2 a i iin fri a li ani IVl 111 UK i vi i in 'i IU Wi II a Mr Partington ba continuously held editorship VW i'l cut and for the last f-w ars has iv. i orM "0 eloak I SPLCHMULY fcP Commission In liooo-lu I whIj.

for elilpment et AFONG, IMI'OBTEB, Dl A WT I rlkiil now be atoreit, 1rv( ui charge, In Warehtiue neur the: Wimlewle and K. il Utfller Sleamrf Vvharf. Mert-naum nwt I li je'i. r.ri NllUauU fctrfnrt. CHA3.

BREWER A Co'a B.rston Line of J' kcm. w5-T1io "MiuHlia PaO," i v.patehed from IJr.aroo for Uono- A. u. CI WILLIAMS, lfcjorter, Mi u'rfacturer, rt r. uvd tlealer In fflroi'ore nf FnniHar t'ptoi-ti every Ware-Room.

GRATIS. nEOKCK- LICAS, Hmivlnlu SVnta Pluniiig MUi, K-pt- tw-it. all kini Monltlto t.rackft!, Wimlnw Kmiw', liimH, wTlt Ttiruiiitt, iSrl atl wil Aavin. Ail tut'i tti aiivl M'-frlH'iO(C ni Tpti iiitin. "MTjrjr(ipilv fttvl work i)rlt-r tstm tlie viher l- A CO.

bANKKIiS, Dr3wtv. the Bsnk of CHfr dia. Sail rc.o. An tht ir Atjuitk Ha Tor, Eouno, rart, the Onsets BaiikCor ti.Hi. Cmth'in'ts HonukOiiie, SydD.y a4 Melbourne.

Hwt Ue. SI Csoka. LK W-K OO Kb I aiKV'-nr to lf-h 4 Dickoo.) I inrKrlr nod fWalere ia and ail kind of Balding Muttrials, Fort atrtw-, Uonulwra. 1 WILUKK IVaU-r in lomlr, rfiiiit. i.riis NiH, Srilt and Puiidma sf every cor.

Fori tid Qsit-v-o Hwsoluiu. I Hom fvticai ConlctUmr, and-Heuer. ii HnUttwC bN tiieW0 eeo unarm and Fjji I A HON' AfiWoiiiC Srltlii', bo OLCLU IRON Co Stiam enirinea. aajrar crH'lerv iron. and le-i tnacliinerv evvry derriptuui to ur.ter.

Particular p-id itt blrtcV.initliini? Job iTk em uied ra 1 HOl.LlSl Kit COMPANY. ArwtUvAHej, an Imjn rtom of t''rtctt( nt eirrs Airent fir V. I H. K.ji.l.'ll Kttir, fKtrt- IlMltT, RlhliHIlAD I-yle'i 'lirstMt r'tui? 1 'iAiWt Crtm'ti iN'ifuiitt-cy ff ixMi-litii, Xiuui -T'Vwf f'f'kvr Provision Tt Kitnily Grocery Jr jrt vwt. Homitlu, 1 7 10 ii vr, M'Itwrny, No.

71 Frt b'-te liotUl stifet, oo hxtid sn M-strrtjiMtit of 101 Freiirh and oik inHnnfjwrtari r-, htrfa lw- oii'rr (or io ihr trUf or at netit. at rlute-1 prices; nifeci th bcM hrano1 of ci.ifarw to hl in the market. Th btt ice rrem. sad w.acr and CM1 and try thorn. 1 4 LI.

lEIitNS SEEKING Fmplovment, ml al! paiiie either in Hno uia or at any of th Isiard ia the G.vup id aijt of Empioy- ill pif-a Qi.ikt (heir wtnta kiitfa to The rta viU do til In Uitff power to fill their or'ier. P. C. June, B. Atht-rtoa.

B. Dillir-ghato, i.u.jioyoMai CvfatMlttie- MCA. AW iKlIiCK COM Phip tfod.r8 atrii CorTitu.Aioa Ageni for BrHrKJ duiti atl itch LoDcaa, Terry Davjs Puin 4D Q'lern street, 1 fmce. 1 i in 1 oW i llrra In hut- Vu.rV l'M 7ll- AIIV l. lss nails with henna.

She now returns to the house of the niaseu.mo contingent and has her fih- srs anc palms painted henna. Then comes the with the cochatena, l-idi the most brilliant of the pre- 5 c. -iciaiinn aV 1 .1 i t. I a.e eu auu presejix 7 I hV? 1 jr'Xn ne -taniily fro mthe-evil eye, and aft-; cl hride has ed her bravery, the men throw coins at her. I The zefaf follow, and is alw-ajY? ce'e-' brated on Friday.

The bride, dres-sed 't in tloth of gold, en.ers the corijugtll roof without the. groom, will not; arrive until -sunset." 'a'ftei "Bis evening devotion at the mosque. Then he I comes escorted by guests anu when manner. A relative strikes him three times on the back, while -guests hurl money at him to invoke prosperity, and then leaye tLta he may meet his! bride. dinner is served from a small in the nuptial cipal disb being two roatted raaie a arethei fols of conjugal affection and" fidelity.

After the servants have placeo the Wishes on the tatde and withdrawn, the husbands walks over and lifts the veil from the face of the bride and g.ces for the first time the face of his wue. ADDIE- FAR RAH. JJ. Pcjxom aislilngto order good shipped 4 Mrt at-s Workshop Hit. vea (bould "nail onlra oa a on Ituirf aireet, vroVni March 13.

For furtlicr pariiciilara other Intawla proaipuy aOenaed to. Brewer Co rJ -A A B. DOLE. at Law and Notarr Public. tIEo Fit and Mrnhmf t-, Honolnlji.l 1- Atiotlotit-cr Merohart, nt-en 1-joinrliim.

I The Honolulu begins the Territory for quick type changes. Its career with tn equipment null a and Variety of "faces" or styles, as no and puhlishins lint in th. lay mail would call them. nic.it this Territory ever licfoiv a Ii-; and ei'feetive machines for ed. In fatt, tht? tonil.ined laisim.

of nev work, job-pi Intinu; ami hook-tli Star and the liullciln, now iikihI work "have Leen ihstalletl. as one, is so that two piiiaiimi How Circulation Is Handled. i pants are to he To batuV, ii.s li'cnhnion, much The editorial, principal job printing larnerv than any newspaper in Hawaii Ui KAWAIM'I, ACfcXT'lOJI. mMevtiy var-ty i 5 i Eit i- vi: mm: iitlkltin iSILY: hai before approximated. the Stav-Bulletfn has the 'only Webb perfecting press in the Territory.

Thf.3 press prints and folds an eight-page and runs' otf thousands in short order, and the of healing newsboys get the papers to its patrons. In the matter of type equipment, tht ype of the latest and mr.u attractive. r. i vr i vi liotiit uoca. li per head.

The two pepevs in their. and the combined resources ot the; plan's are entirely adequate for a.l demands. Completely Equipped. The main plant, "on Alakea street, occuines three Iloort, including the! the big press oper-i tb located the enmavins; vhieh l.a already f.n.ib'.ished itself in mil lie favor bv the uualitv of its pl'OuUt both for pe vv a no for job woik Tw luachines. power cutter, punching and numbering are among ihe 1 event addition to tho printing and job plant on this floor.

A large Miehl two "ponies" tnd seven platen presses round out a complete ly, equipped, job plant. The combined an ui bookbinding ap-j occupy proximately square of floor grcates: r. vrntage and economy of un recess ary steps S3 is Flic Star-llulletln plant today! a nuuioi ot its kind anu one wnicu equipped to meet the 'noeeV, of a BADS illustrations, new ruling' and -principal -general publishing will be at Alakea street, the liulletin's headquarters, while a business ollke and a job print- ing anu binding department will also be maintained at the Star; building on Merchant street. The; combination of the two 1 apers. growing, progressive city and a (1 of wedding festivities, which may not bridegroom, for the last time, and then veloping territory, from every iart of be held Tor some months after the goes back to the house of her moth-which it is given patronage on basis nikah.

er, where the women proceed to stain has? resulted in an organization both easily leads the field, in the newspaper general p.ublisli-j The llulietln and the Star had each re-insr departments that is both lar-e and cently installed large quantities of of Liuiness efficiency and tangible r. SUl .5. NO SPINSTERS IN TURKEY' oril.Oirino II. I Uttrxc i nxr i X7 cue nJ oimuoiciiO ill i ui ivt aw Turkish woman counts it he acied right to have a Even. the slave after seven years ol service, are given their freedom and prsented.wuh husband.

The- voung Turk, however, who dc- nm tho richi tr. his OltVa? a i i. own choice, for it' 1.3 left to his moth- er to pick out his wife, lie i betroth- When the. mother oE. a etluient.

Tiie reportotial and e-nunial Kid lilt" i i Ji to. a. ttv i i men employed m-tiio- met naim a I iob-r'Tlnting are I lv increased to meet tho demands of; a big per. a big circulation and big print ins? -business. For publishing and job ing, the equlpmen; is of jho most rior kinc.

Seven linotype machines con. titute baft i.v that' can handle I CHARLES T. ROrHSERS, R.s.idence, Haftllea ttoe In W.c Nf U.llil III LLETIX AS IT ATI1 L'AItED FEIIIIC Qn the day appointed for the 'nikah the brideeroom and his witness repair to the home of the bride and in the telamUk ccuss with her male rel- -n lhp nflkiaTl or ilmm- This riuestion settled End the contract arawn up; me jniesi-piaues Mmse.f before the door-of the harem wnere me unue anu uei mar atives are gathered. The bridegroom then repeats, three times his desire to marry the girl, and, havinir in th ii f- JJtJ 11(1 lil a a- firmative three times, tbe couple are corvddered to be married. First the trosseau of the bride is Wih fme linens and behind them walk the srreat comminv of and neighbors.

Musicians with flutes and tambourines discoursing strident mu- reiativr anfj bridegroom not yet nav- inq; seen. her; so now comes the feast Df the unveiling of then-bride to tne relatives. The bridegroom house-1 fille(1 guests, who dance and fro- 2ic th0 father of the bride being host, at home of the bride's moth- be oriae men tunes ii anrt the male guevds, excepting the 'A, the news and the job work The oUice and bindery on Mer- ed and three-quarters marneu before Next come tne real nuptial f'tivi-ly i.nd Hit iently. Tho Star-Ilulle-'-hant street are kept busy. On the he knows, what his future wife lootcs ties, which mzy immediately follow tin tt'ia tho I'-oable machine third flnnr of thp Al- kev street nlant I HVp I th- niV-nh nr eome months decides, that it.

is time her son should servt with great pomp to the home of he married, or when he. desires husband. The carriers bear on she. in company with sevral other nd-j' their backs coffers and chests and ready to pass the thre.hpb is invett-a visit'the different harems furniture; carry baskets- filled toariLal an odd and the girls file out in front her for.inspection. Coffee is then ed in Ismail cups and the visitors scr.uj carefully the "faces of "the girVs.

if in the Territorv. a "nead-lcttcr" ma chine that sets beads for the in lame and clear The hr. als-j a Mn.fei mr-chiiH which is the bet equipped in had the general iraur.ucn'er.t of the whole a- well. This huhi'lvs not only the hundreds of details connected with the newspaper itself, but the management of the largest j.ib printing oliice the Territory, date plalo plant. Every i and v.

hieh book bindery in includes an up-tiv king and engraving of machinery in the wl r.ui! in nlaut. from ie I i maiden proves satisfactory to the vib-i sj(, accompany them. itors Ler. mother is immediately in-i Tjp to this time the investigators formed arid then the betrothal "ifv5ralone have ceen the bride, the other are exchanged The young man sencis his fianvee.a pair, of earrings or a pair. of slippers anc.

him a gittj in return. Then; comes the nikah or the reli- gious and official marriage by which i the coUule are considered to be legal-! are an(l aro wen-nzutca ami ai rang-the big hr.dvx per-'. m1 to give both spaco to operate to look bindery feet ing prtss. to is of the most modern: make. Ihe t.eor spa-.

covered hi, Evening Ihilletin a matoli-1 12.1"" squnre au i-? aii': utilized at tbe iiui. ly married, although the bride andjer the wom.n are gathered together. groom not meet uiuu i sion of Jthe. "dughun ziafete," or wee".