. Daily Colonist (1893-03-23) . le soir dernier et est invité au Driard. Arthur T. Tero, de New York City, qui rend visite à des membres de sa famille. M. Tero séjourne à l'hôtel Victoria. Robert Hyland est descendu de TelegraphCreek lors d'une visite à hia, fils John Hyland, de Mateon & Hyland, D, W. Morrow, de Morrow, Holland KCO., est toujours malade et hia oiiditinn isoiiiiiidercd beaucoup plus de daugeroua que ce que l'on pensait ntfimat. Mlle Zippora Monteith-Tisohel, P, A.Fiachel, Misa Agnes D.iwaon, R.A.M , luulEune S-JWell a formé un original de passengerson l'Islander hier soir, F. T. Bluiik, un riche brasseur de Daven-port, la.

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. Daily Colonist (1893-03-23) . last evening and Is a guest at theDriard. Arthur T. Tero of New York City, isvisiting relatives here. Mr. Tero is staying at tho Victoria. Robert Hyland is down from TelegraphCreek on a visit to hia son John Hyland, ofMateon & Hyland, D, W. Morrow, of Morrow, Holland kCo., is still veiy ill and hia ooiiditinn isoiiaidercd far more daugeroua than was ntfirat thought. Miss Zippora Monteith-Tisohel, P, A.Fiachel, Misa Agnes D.iwaon, R.A.M , luulEune S-JWell formed a quirtet of passengerson the Islander last evening, F. T. Bluiik, a wealthy brewer of Daven-port, la., is enjoying thu liospitalily of thuDriard. Mrs, Blunck, Jlias Olga BhiuckandTheodore Rlunck are also gueata of thehouse, Hon. K. Nagano, ex-rncniber of the .Jap-aneae Government, who is at present in thisProvince in connection with the buainesa ofthe Kobe Emigration Co., states that all.1 apaneso miners who are not satisfied withB. C. will be sent back to Japan at^ theGovernments expense. Mr. Nagano is atpresent in Union.. Kniulants Fan well. New Yobk, March J2.—Princess Vic-toria Kaiulani has promulgated her farewell address to tho American people as foliowa : To the American People:—Before leav-ing thia land I want to thank all thosewhoso kindncsa made my visit such a happyone. Not only tho hundreds of handa Ihave clasped, nor kind .smiles I have aeon, but tho written words ot sympathy thathave been arut mo from no many homes, have made nie feel that whatever happeuato ino I shall never bo a stranger to youogain. It aa to tho American penplu Ispoke, and they heard me, na I knew theywoulil, and I know that God will bltsa youfor it, from the beautiful homo where yourfair lirst lady reigns to tho dear crippledboy who sent me ma Id flog letter and prayer. KAIULASfl. MM William A. Lchtof KondiillvillB, Ind., says HoodsHoods Sarsaparllla Is King of k^leilicines And Cure Was Almost a fVBiracle C. I. Hood & Co., LowoH, Mass. CJontlomcn: WHien I was li years of ago1 w as conOncd

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