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Evening journal., 1888-10-01
An ola story with a New seoueI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IAN Enoch Arden case
with a new finale has occurred in Bevier,
no. Years ago II. @. Cooley lived IN Illinois
with his young wife. Times became h I'd and
he started east to procure work, finally TAX
ing passage on ship bound for England.
His wife heard nothing Of him, and eight
years after his departure married Richard
Dunkard They located IN Bevier. Cooley
returned and learned of his wife's marriage,
fidally tracing her to Bevier After an in
terview the wife agreed to accompany hus-
band No. /, and they left Bsvier for Newton
county. The deserted husband, Dunkard,
felt very badly over the matter, but inter
posed no objection
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Better Haro Remained at the Gate. h

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. LIN a difficulty at
Linston, twelve miles south Of Sparta, John
Larry, desperate and dangerous negro, was
killed by Charles Stanley. There had been a
difficulty in tho field Saturday between
young Mr. Stanley and tho negro Ia the
morning, whereupon the negro was dismissed
and told to come 10 the house at noon for his
pay. At dinner time he came to the front
gate and insolently demanded his money.
Stanley told him TO remain at the gate and
he would bring the money 10 him; that his
father was sick in the house and did not
want any fuss on the place. The negro swore
he would come in, and drew razor and
started for Stanley, who made dash for the
house, the negro following in close pursuit.
Stanley gained the front room, seized pistol
from the mantel, wheeled and fired ON his
assailant as be was ascending thu stops. The
negro Immediately turned and ran TO thu
gate, dashed outside and fell dead. The ball
penetrated his heart
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n,.c,s.,nr = eeueral strlI,e.

BosroN, Oct There is serious talk Of a
tieup Of the lines controlled by the West End
Street Railway company. a number OF do
tectives have been shadowing the coductors
Of the road recently, and in consequence of
the reports made there has been a wholesale
discharge The conductors have been notified
in patches OF a dozen at time that they were
no longer in the employ Of the company
Many OF the old employees who have been dis
charged were prominent in the strike Of two
years ago. The conductors and drivers held
a secret consultation last evening, and tho
question Of a general strike was discussed.
No definite plan Of action was decided on.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
News nriefs from Hawaii.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-The supreme
court Of Hawaii has decided that tho trustees
appointed by the legislature to pay the debts
Of King Kalakaua must refund to the heirs
Of the Chinaman All XII s2l 900, which All
Ki paid the king for monopoly of the opium
traffic.
-Four members Of the Hawaiian legislature
have been expelled for accepting bribes from
Cinnamon to vote against the bill restricting
Chinese immigration
King KalalSaua goes to Melbourne this
month to attend the exposition.
The Oceanic Steamship company mail sub
sidy was rejected by a vote Of 45 to % in the
New Zealand parliament The friends of the
measure will revive it at the May session,
provided assistance from the United States is
assured
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
'qngressmnn Mo


BosroN, i.-Unless Leopold Morse
should change his mind very soon his name
win not be presented as a candidate for con-
gress IN the Third district Herecently wrote
a letter declining to run again, and it is be-
lieved he win cling to that decision. Mr.
Morse has heen in congress five terms, going
theroat first merely for recreation, and finally
perfecting himself In the mysteries Of legisla-
tion 10 such an extent that he became ono of
the most solid mon ia the Massachusetts, dele
cation. This session Mr.. Morse wnnted above
all things, 10 have place on the ways and
means committee, and when Speaker Carlisle
relegated him to an Insignificant committee
without even a committee room at his dis
possl, the congressman was wrathy. II is
ahso surmised TINT he has not received from
President Cleveland as many fnvors as be
wanted, and these two considerations are be-
lieyed to have caused him to lose interest in
his Office. Many people here think be is the
only man who can carry this state for the
Democracy in a gubernatorial contest
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
Murdered bv Apaehes.

FLORENCE, A. 7, Oct News has been
received here Of another Apache killing near
Dudleyville, on the San Pedro river fifty
miles east Of this place. Last wednesday a
man named Jones rode to the camp Of Chief
Patchulas band, and while talking to Pat.
chula i've Indians came up and riddled Jones
with bullets They then escaped. going Ia
the direction Of the San Carlos reservation.
Patchula has given the names Of the murder
Gus Indians, and Sheriff Fryer, Of this county,
has telegraphed the San Carlos authorities to
arrest them.
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monthIy Report from the on Field.

TrrUsvILLs, Pa, Oct 1.-The monthly on
report to-day shows total Of lla wells cona-
pleted in September and increase Of eighteen
over tho previous month The new produc-
ton is swelled from !, ,S24 barrels in August
10 2, ,2l4 last month, and eighteen dry h0Aea
were drilled, a decrease Of seven from tina
number of August clusters In new opera
tions there is an increase Of seventy -ons
drilling wells and eighty-ive rigs up Tha
bulk Of the new work is in the Venango~
Clarion district. On the whole the report ID
considarSd by tns Ersds - "a - sallaa ss-ss
danay,
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Gone with Her Intimate Friend.

UTrcA. n. Y, Oct. The wife Of DR.. A.
n. Lee, a well known dentist here has disap-
peared, and 50 has her intimate friend, David
Bier, an unmarried business man OF this city
Mrs. Lee Is a stylish looking woman, with a
talent for music and painting that won for
her public attention. She had spent week
at Sylvan Beach, where Bier also staid at the
same time Bier left for the east Wednesday
night, and is now supposed to be in New
York, and the same supposition is current
regarding Mrs Lee The latter Is about -
years old. She has long had desire TO dis.
T'eg her talen-s IL 9pera
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Mhnrn Ia the Graz

LONDON, Oct The German schooner
Jesme, which has just arrived at Queens
town, reports passing at sea on tho S5th Of
August an American vessel, the William
Richards, Of Boston, which was both water
logged and deserted Her deck was flush
with the water, tine masts we're gone and the
cabin was washed away. Capt. Muller, Of
the German chip, boarded the wreck, but
could find no trace Of any living person. II
was loaded with petroleum and timber, drift
ing in the track Oh the steamers, ana great
danger 70 navigation
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
gSETioket Brokers CleverIy swindIed.

CHICAGO Oct. Tho hundred and odd
railroad ticket scalpers in this city We're vic
timized to tho amount of about 5000. A
clever swindler made the rounds of the
brokers' Offices, and at each one disposed of
from two TO five tickets from New Orleans to
New York via Chicago, from which the cou-
pons from New Orleans TO Chicago had been
detached In each case the confidence man
stated that he had brought his family this
far, and had decided not TO continue his jour.
ney to New York The tickets were discov-
cred to be clever forgeriea
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FRICTION cnn.es ! ne rIre.

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 1.-The Armada Touring
mills, owned and operated by F. N Quaile,
burned yesterday together with two small
dwelling houses adjoining. Loss, 100000;
insurance, 100000 The mill, which was a
five story frame building, was crowded with
orders and was running day and night. The
thirty worlzmen in the building escaped un-
injured. Tho fire is supposed TO have been
caused by friction OF tho rolls
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80 ! ~. .non. 600 snit.

DENVER, Oct 1.-The suit Of Charles Gil
dersleeve against the New Mexico Mining
company, the heirs Of Jerome Chaffee,
Stephen B. ElSins and others, for the posses
sion Of half interest in $4,000 acres of
mineral land in Santa Fe county, n. NJ,
valued at s3,OOO,O0O, has been decided in
favor of the defendants.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
Cardlnal eIbbons Lays the Como ston

BALTngoRE, Oct. 1.-The corner stone of
the new City hospital, which has its site on
the old city Spring square on North Calvert
street, was laid yesterday afternoon by Car
dinal Gibbons in the presence of nearly all
of the city officials, as well as representative
clergymen Of the Catholic church. Members
Of the various Catholic societies, to the num-
Der Of 1000, turned out in uniform. The
hospital will be under the charge Of the Sis
ters Of Charity, and viii take the place Of the
present city hospital
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The Rats Driven Out.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. The composing
room Of The Journal was formally turned
over to the indianapolis Typographical union
last night. The ''ratH printers were discharged
and union men took their cases. Under the
agreement between the proprietors and the
union, the office is 70 remain in the union to-
a period Of At least hve years.
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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Thn IsIrst Trnln Inmned thn TrnolI.

CITY OF MEXICO Oct 1.-The first through
train from San Luis Potosi to this city, over
the newly constructed Mexican National
railway, due yesterday morning, did not
arrive here until afternoon, having been
thrown from the track at zirizicuaro, in the
state of Michoaean, owing to the bad state Of
the track. It is not yet learned that there
were any casUsieies.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
srr. Blaine Visits mr.. Phelps,

New YoRK, Oct 1-Mr. Blaine disap-
pssred from the Fifth Avenue hotel early in
the day, and after much fruitlez inquiry the
rcporters and politicians who sought him
learned that be had gone over TO New Jersey
to spend the day with Hon. William Walter
Phelps, and would not be back until this
morning. The exact hour OF his leaving New
York for bis western trip has not been h1ed.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
rt,a ouo.t al = vr.counta..

CARLISLE, Pa, OCT. l-visoountess J. De
Bruges, Of Gerpinns, Belgium, arrived In
Carlisle on a visit to Prof II. Bertrand, a
Frenchman, who is visiting hera She Is in
America ON a peculiar business She comes
to purchase land for ths puIposs Of coionizing
a number of her countrymen. While here
she win examine this valley, but viii also
visit Minnesota and other western states.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
close Of Pope Leo's Jubilee Year. z.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Yesterday marked
the close Of the jubilee year Of Pope Leo XIII
It was celebrated with great solemnity in ali
the Catholic churches in this archdiocese and
everywhere throughout the world The ser
vices at Cardinal Gibbons cathedral were Of
unusual solemnity, and the cardinal himself
preached the sermon Of the day
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
nInssnchnsetts Lnhor rlcl,et.

BosToN, Oct 1.-The state Labor party's
convention here nominated Charles e. Marks,
Of Plymouth, for governor; Asa F. Hail. Of
Hudson, for lieutenant governor; Josiah I.
Small, Of Provincetown, for secretary Of
state; Isaiah Dunn Of Boston, for treasurer;
Edwin NJ. White, of Boston, for attorney
general, and Arad H. Wood, Of Lunenburg,
FOR audifor
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md Extrnet. aenuine.

BERLIN, Oct The National zeitung
states that upon comparison of the published
extracts Of the late emperor's diary with ths
original they are found to agree verbatim
Herr Goffcken, formerly a professor OF lava
in the Strasburg university, has been arrested
at Hamburg on a charge Of having furnished
the extracts to The Deutsche Rundschau-
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pone 80 Ina. HIs JnbIIee.

ROME, Oct. 1.-The Pope celebrated high
mass for the dead in ST. Peters church yes
tercay TO solemnize the close Of his jubilee
The congregation comprised 10000 persons.
A tremendously enthusiastic reception was
given to his holiness after the ceremonies, an
which he was deeply moved
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
Dc is Cnrter. nnd Carter onIr.

DENVER, Oct. Garter, who was arrested
as Tascott, but released, said: "My only name
Is Carter Ny father is David Carter, Of
Fort Edward, N. Y. He is potter"
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~ A Farmer KILLED by an Explosion.

MooREHEAD, MINI, Oct lat Sabin
a threshing engine on E. W. Hardman's
farm exploded, killing Rudolph Bose and
fatally injuring p. H. Collier. Bose is a
German, 26 years old. The cause of the ex-
plosion is unknown.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
resumption Of q rolling Mliis.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 1.-The Clinton rolling
mill, which was shut down almost seven
months ago by the failure Of Graf, Bennett
& Co., viii resume under the control Of a
syndicate of creditors Wednesday, giving
emnloYment 70 about 400 men
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Mrs. sheridan Leaves Nonquitt.

NoNoUITT, Mass, Oct Mrs. Philip 81.
Sheridan and children and Col Sheridan and
wife left last night for Washington. Revised
proofs of the last chapter Of Gen Sheridans
memoirs were recsived by Col Snsriaan from
the publishers Saturday.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
ireland VS.. italy.

DOVER DEPOT, n. H. Oct Ia scrim-
mage occurred between irish and italian
workmen on the water works, during which
several Of the combatants were badly cut,
and one Of them, Pat Carroll, may die Sew
eral arrests have been made
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An Aged suicIde.

BOLIVAR, n. X, Oct. The body Of
Horace Hitchcock, &c years old, who disap-
peared from his home last Tuesday, was
found Friday with bullet hole over his right
eye. Death was self inflicted
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A Fortune Hunter Dogged by DetestI

A Fortune Hunter Dogged by Deteetivea-
LONDON, Oct l-Dr. Denis Dowling Null
cahy, Of Newark, N. j., came TO Europe re-
Gently 10 try 70 get possession Of a lavge for
tune left by a Spanish duchess, TO which ha
believes himself to be the rightful heir He
sailed for home ON board the City Of Chicago,
impressed with the idea that be viii ultimately
get the money. Before he sailed he paid
visit to Ireland and he told an astonishing
story Of the way in which Secretary Balfour's
detectives dogged him every minute he was
there He had kept his visit secret, but they
caught sight of him at Liverpool and never
left him In 1867 DR.. Mulcahy served soma
years imprisonment as a Fenian, but was
liberated on condition that he would leave
the country. He thought that he could visit
his old home unobserved, but some spy in
America gave him away.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
Baseball Records.

The relative standing Of clubs in the League
and American association is shown in the fol.
lowing table
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~
WILMINGToN RINK.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Wilmington Rink.
Race Race of the
Race Race Of the
Race Race of the
Race Champions
Race Champions
Race Champions
The days and nights
The days and nights
The days and nights
The days and nights
The -yOu-pleaSe
Event GO-as-y -yOu-please
Event Go-as-y -you-please
Event Go-as-you-please
Event 75 Hour Race
Event 70 Hour Race
Event IS Hour Race
Event open to all
Event open to all
Event open to all
Of the Foremost Pedestrians
of Of the World will start
OF at the Wilmington Rink,
Of Wednesday evening at p. m.
The and continue night and
The day, ending Saturday
The evening at ii D. m. Among
The the starters are
season Robert Nint, record, SIS
Season George Noremac, record, 565
Season Dan Hertey, record, $50
Season Frank Hart, record, 500
Season Gus Guerrero, record, 5o3
Season and many others.
Race James Albert, the champion
Race of the World, record, 62l
Race miles, will referee the
Race Race and give
Race Exhibitions day and night,
Race Entries open to all
Race Local men and can
Race be made at the Rink.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01

London Is In fever Of excitement and
Whitechnpe IN a state Of terror over the re-
sumption Of tho horrible butcherios, tho fourth
of which, It was hoped and quite generally
believed, would be the last Of the CHASTITY
series. The police are positively helpless and
their tacit admission Of failure to find any
clew whatsoever 10 the perpetrator Of ths
terriblo crimes only serves TO add TO the CON
sternation of the unfortunate creatures
whose calling has manifestly made them tha
objects Of tho inhuman butchers fury. The
number Of theories advanced as accounting
for the murders and seeking to establish tho
identity of the murderer is positively be-
wildering, but none of them Is accepted by
the police as the correct one, although tho
Scotland Yard detectives have nothing more
plausible TO offer for themselves The abao-
lutely impotent condition Of the police In
the matter has led them, however, 10 catch
at straws IN tho way of evidence which In
ordinary cases would DO spurned by the self
important burrowers for dynamitora. and
divers for parcels Of sawdust
The most significant of these is letter
which was received at the Office Of the CentruA
News company in one Of the postal deliveries
on Thursday afternoon. The letter, which ia
written IN a scrawling hand, is familarly adj
dressed Dear Boss and signed Jack, the,
Ripper After boasting that he committed
all Of the WhitechApel murders, the writer
continues; IL love my work and want to
start at il again. The next job l do shall
cut oif the lady's ear and send it TO the police.
Keep this letter back till / do bit more
work, and then give it out to the police
straight
A remarkable feature Of the Mitre squara
murder is the fact that one Of the dead
woman's ears was nearly severed, and this
circumstances is held 20 Indicate that the real
murderer wrote the letter Most Of the news
papers issued special editions yesterday,
giving copious details of the tragedies and
volunteering much advice to the polics,
which they would do well to follow. Great
crowds visited the scene of the murders, and
gazed at the bloodstained pavement with q
degree OF fascination difficult for the police
to overcome, in their efforts TO keep the high
way clear The lodging houses, alleys, etc,
Of the Whitechapel district are being secured
by detectives.
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Weather Indications.

Warmer; threatening weather, followed by
rain; increasing southwasterly winds
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HELP WANTED.

WTANTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
w canvass and collect. Apply 75l Market
street.
MACHINIST.-GO OODJOURNEYMANM MA
vi chinist. Address MACHINIST, this Of
fee, stating where previously employed and
wages desired.
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RANKINe AND rINANcIAL.
R. R. ROBINSON 6 co.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York.
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available in all parts
the world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France, Germany and switzerland issued.
KINHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET.
Open daily from O'Clock a. IN. until p. m,
and on Tuesday and Saturday from 70 p. IN.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEO. w. BUSH, GEO. S. CAPELLE,
President. Vice President,
+. I. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Jos. N. MATHER. Secretary.
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NOTICES.

OTICE.-COUNTY TAX OFFICE, No.
6Gl5 Market street. Take notice that the
nty taxes for 1883 are long past due, and all
es not settled by October the 18th we viii
coed to levy and collect the same with COSTS.
JOHN Il. DICKEY.
Collector of First district, ali south of Sixth
street.
PATRICK NEARY,
Collector OF Second district, all north Of
Sixth street
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
AZ London Horriifed.
The Whitechapel Mystery
Grows Deeper.
TWO MORE WOMEN MUTILArRD.

Tho Police Paraiyzed, and Impotene-
Crowds visit the Scene Of the Tragedy.
The Murderous Fiend Writes Jeerinw
letter and scofrs at the Police.
LoNDoN, Oct. 1.-The two women found
murdered near the scene Of the former
butchories IL Whitechapel, late Saturday
night have been recognized as diss6luta
characters who have long frequented thaA
vicinity Que of them was found in Berner
street with her throat cut from ear to ear.
The othor Was discovered lying in Mitre
square. She, like the first mentioned victim,
had her throat cut. but in addition she had
been disemboweled and her nose had been
cut Off The murderer had evidently been
disturbed in his work in Berner street and
had no time to mutilate the body Of his
victim. .s
The woman murdered in Berner street.
has been identified as Elizabeth Strude, a
native Of Stockholm and an inmate Of a low
lodging house. The identity Of the other
woman has not as yet been established
The discovery Of the bodies completely
paralyzed the police, and Gen. Sir Charles
Warren, chief commissioner, was at onca
called out OF bed. He repaired immediately
~ have the police force in that district
strongly reinforced
In consequence Of the refusal of Homo
Secretary Matthews to offer a reward for the
detection Of the murderer, the residents Of
the east end on Saturday forwarded a petit
ton 10 the quean herself, praying her to
authorize the payment Of a reward.
The first murder occurred shortly after
midnight In a narrow court leading from
the street, and directly beneath tho windows
Of a Socialist club composed Of foreigners
A concert was in progress In the club rooms
at the timo, and q large number OF people
were present, but not a sound was heard
from tho victim. The second murder oc-
CURED three-quarters OF an hour later, IN
Nitro square, five minutes walk from tho
scene Of the first tragedy.
The police patrol the square every ten
minutes, but the murderer managed TO eludo
them. The vigilance committees will resume
their patrol of the district, extending their
lines OF watchfulness
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INSTRUCTION.

MISS II. p. DENNISON CAN ACCOM-
VI MODATE a few more pupils in. her
select school, 305 West Fourth street
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sIruATIoNs WANTED.


VOUNG LADY, RELIABLE, ENERGETIC
i and intelligent, would like position to
assist in office. Writes good plain hand. Ad-
dress IF" this office.
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RoARDING.

DOOMS FOR RENT.-SECOND AND
II third story front rooms to rent with OF
without board. INQUIRE No. So2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1888-10-01
DREssmAKING.

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
~ at 800 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
by draught; fit guaranteed
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Cooked -Taro Flour /!
The New Process to make the Best
Of Poi with hardly any
trouble.

THE Hawaiian Fruit & Taro Com.
Il pany of Waikiki, Maui, will be
prepared to supply the public of Homo
lulu and the other Islands, on The End
day of April, 1888, with a new prepare.
tion of TAro Flour called COOKED
TARO FLOUR. This article is far
superior to the old raw Taro Flour.
This article is already cooked and it re-
quires hardly any work to make the
best of Poi and other receipts, by add
ing Cooked Taro Flour to boiling hot
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Poi is made Al once. Those desiring
sour Poi will have 10 let it stand "a
hours. If too thin or sour add fresh
paste of Cooked Taro Flour. Our re-
ceipts with each bags will give full par
ticulars. If our directions with each
bag are strictly followed it will not
fail to make the cleanest and best of
Poi. This new process of Cooked Taro
Flour is made by machinery so there
cannot be any dirtiness or filthiness in
this way of making Poi. All grocery
stores will be furnished with Cooked
Taro Flour on the above date Our re-
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per Bag in Honolulu. Any over.charge
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Cummings, Bell Telephone No. 1926. All
orders from the other Islands can be
filled by sending your order to
W. II. DANIELS, Manager,
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