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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
TEUTONS ARE
VERY FRIENDLY.
Germany is Not Seeking Any
Trouble with Uncle Sam.
RECALL OF SAMOAN AGENTS
VIII be the Next step, Provided They
ua'. Violated the Treaty
Of Berlin.

New York Feb. IA special from
Washington says:
In reply to the representations IL
Ambassador white Germany has as
Hlrcd the United States that aho will
investigate tho conduct OF hor agents
Ia samoa. ana should II bc shown that
thcy have acted In violation OF the
treaty Of Berlin. she viii recall them.
by this assurance Germany haa 70.
moved the Samoan question from "a,
dangerous position II occupied. The
authorities had anticipated that Ger
many would decline TO accept rcaponal-
hllity from representations recently
made by Ambassador Won uollebcn.
the German representative here. who
informed Secretary Hay that he folt
satisfied that the German consul and
iieir hafacl had acted without author
ity from Berlin.
Secretary Hay IL quite willing 10 give
Germany all the necessary Tin. 10 In
NcsuFnic aud u II expected that by
thln time she has taken notion. That
there may be- no doubt Of the facts and
10 protect the American represcntn-
ives, Rear Admiral kautz. who ieft
san Diego on board the Philadelphia.
tf At'a'f.f " hfNANNhH lNNNHtltNttut ami
report the facts without delay.
The state department has received
from Arin by mail copies of proclnmu.
tlnhH iftued By the American and nrit.
len conHula FOR the protection ~ chief
Justice Chambers and his family.
proclamation by the German consul ia
,nhAricuuuhly absent and the rrnaon
u was not Issued u cxplninrd by dls-
patches sent by Mr.. Chambers.
Thc German consul. II was reported,
promised Co hoist his finH over hi.
residence ana Issue simultaneously
with tbs American and British repre-
sentntiyor and issue proclamation
declaring that an attack on the chief
Justice would be considered an attack
uh the ueridnn iiaE. but sent to tho
.hief Justice a tnttcrcd emblem which
he requested him 10 hoist. lie failed
To Issue the proclamation and did not
come Co tn" chief justirc'n residence
TOT the purpose OF witnessing the hoist
ing % the iinE. In View OF those fuct,
the tag was returned 10 him.
The report " the chief Justice also
contain "a statement OF the trial In thu.
care OF "Aintnnfn Va Milistoa." N.
FORMER beng represented b. German
naval officer named Won Iiuolow, who
u rnid In BE- IN Samoa on leave. TN.
fortunately the steamer which carried
the mail Ia Australia left before Dec.
u nnd consequently the department has
not received the chief Justices decision.
which by cable has been announced 10
be In favor OF Mnliotoa Tanua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
Hotel rirr In IT. Louis.

81. Louis. Feb. Tho oxford hotel.
seventh and st. Charles streets, was
partially burned today and thirty
guests who were sleeping soundly az
the time had "A narrow escape.
Nearly dead with sufiochtinn. most of
the guests, when aroused. left tho burn
Ing building partially dressed. many
carrying their clothes ON their arms.
Three In the top story Were rescued 10y
guests who had narrow escapes from
death We're Mr. ANA Mrs, Charles
Leonard. Ilildn Thomas. Frank FAIRY
and Low Wells, all of whom are doing
turns" at the Columbia thenter this
week, The damage 10 the hotel WAS
comparatively small mostly caused by
smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
My.,erIou. orlme 10 ohIeaEo.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-When Mrs. Michael
Malone OF iiG GLADYS Avenue entered
the room OF her husband last night
aud attempted TO arouse him she was
Mortified to lind that his head was al
most severed from HIS body. The po-
lice were notified and after an In
vestlgation reached the conclusion that
q murder had been committed, but are
at loss for q cause. Nothing was
found to supply a clew 10 the officers.
Malone was 4s years old and up to
a few weeks ago had been employed AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
Farewell to nslnrlc rs," Advocate.

New York Feb. IA farewell dinner
was given last night tor Edward Me-
iIuEh by 1876 members Of the Manhattan
Single Tax club. Mr.. MeIlugh sails
for his home In Scotland today. Iiu
came here two years ago a. Organise ihr
dock iaborcrs and met with partial auo-
cess.
In the course u the dinner. Tom l..
Johnson. capitalist, ox-congrcsainan.
and The late Henry Gcorgo'H most
prominent disciple. announced that he
had determined to rclinquiah his buHl-
ness cares and devote the rest Of his life
the single tax
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

Wickonburg, ArlE,. Feb i.-llenry
Wilson, n constable. IN In custody. hold
by a coronor'a jury, Tor the wilfui muir
der Of James Davenport. Wilson ~
undor heavy guard. Tor threats Of
lynching are being made.
Wilson was visited by A. u. Kellogg,
who sought settlement OF a debt owed
him by Wilson.
Kellogg with n double bnrrclcd shot
gun. Kellogg wuH not hurt. but Dayen-
port, bystander, was killed. kel-
l0gg and his brother secured weapons
and captured Wilson after pistol
iight, during which Wilson's ear was
shot of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

Chicago. Fob. l,--Chlcago Christian
Scientists have subscribed SEQ 900 with
In the last ten days towards tho cree
ton OF two costly new temples, one
west side congregations. 10 be dcdoat-
ed some time before the close OF the
present year. and viii be equal aren't
tecturally 10 the First church, on
Drcxel boulevard. on the snuthsldc,
de iloated one year ago. The main den
81 the Christian Scientists II 10 possess
there temples In Chicago, one for each
division of the city, which Will be the
nucleus for the spread OF the belief In
those divisions OF the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
STEAMER RInNLAND ASHORE,


Philadelphia. Feb. Tho steamer
Rhynland from Liverpool for Philndcl-
phia went ashore last night four miles
north " f'enWlck'H Island life saving
station,
The vessel seems 20 be lying ia an
ensy position The tug North America
Is close by the biz steamer ready 20
render assistance.
The Rhynlund struck the beach dur
ing the prevalence OF heavy snow
storm. which II II thought, prevented
her captain from seeing the Fonwiok's
Island light Fenwiok's Island light Is
about rs miles below the Delaware
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
rowss nl.h,s to n,u from chlc,s,.

Ouumwa. Iowa, Fob. i.-Dr. Thco-
dorc n. Morrison, OF chicago. viii be
the npNg bishop Of the Episcopal church
of Iowa. This has been definitely Hct-
tied whom the Rcv. J. Holllatcr Lynch
received word from bishop Dcanc OF
Albany that majority of the house
Of bishops had given consent 10 his
conservation.
uuiromentH and Or. Morrison will be
conpecrnted IN the church ~ the Epi-
phnny Chicago. Wednesday morning.
Feb. ~. Hishop Mcf.arcn ~ Chicago
bishop Seymour OF springfield. aud
bishop Gillespie Of Michigan, win be
asked 10 be the consecratOfs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

Astoria. ore. Feb. Lit II reported
that the Columbia River Canneries rs.
ISOLATION, recently formed here. Is to
consolidate with the Alaska Packers
narociation.
According TO the statement " a cap
ltnllst connected with the Columbia
River Cannerlcs association. the local
company and the Alaska association
VIII pool Issues and engage on a very
large scale In the business Of catch
lag, freezing and packing salmon. oper-
atlng on the Columbia and In Alaska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
Tobacco Factory nurn, out.

Providence. KY. Feb lone Of the
largest tobacco houses IN this section
of the State located at this place and
operated by ]. g. Olyona was destroyed
by IRE last night. u contained 100000
pounds ~ ilnc strip tobacco. possibly
two-thirdr Of this seasons purchase.
The loss win reach 10000
The origin OF the fire r. unknown.
Seventy hands are thrown out 81 cm-
ployment The house and contents
were Insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

New York. Feb, 1.-The former hos
pital ship solaco will sail Tor Norfolk
today.
This viii be tho final farewell Of tho
Soiacc 10 New York before she begins
her long voyage 90 the Philippines,
She viii take on ammunition and coal
at Norfolk and start for Manila next
"wednesday by way Of the Suez canal,
The Solnce. which had formerly been
a hospital ship only, has now been
lifted az 40 that she II a regular trans-
port between here and the Orient. Her
hospital nttnga have been sent ashore,
bulkheads have been removed, tempor'
AIRY quarters have been established for
passengcrs ana the stevodores have
been hard at work for days iilling her
hold with a cargo Of pork. canned
meats. beef. fruit and vegetables, plug
tobacco boiler tubes, machiniats' sup
plies and clothing and tons OF medical
stores.
The solaco win stop first at Malta
and will proceed thence to Port said.
and through the Suez Canal To India.
stopping at Colombo and Singapore
and thence TO Manila.
She will return BY the same route TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
MATTER OF SENTIMENT.
P'Omlnen, freedman Says Dreyfus viii never
&c, Justice from the Gauls.
Iiis Cause 10 Huincd by the Disrcput-
able Adhrrents and Their Habid
Onsiaughts.

Paris. Fob. 1.-The most ardent sup
por,era Of the theory that Drcyfus was
unjusily condemned. now admit that
there IN no longer the least hope that
Justice viii be done.
A prominent member Of the unlver-
slty OF Paris, who from the first, has
been a militant champion OF u revision
OF the trial, says;
For nlnety-nlnc out OF u hundred
Frcnchmon. the quit or Innocence Is "A
matter OF sentiment All the reason
Ing In the world would not induce them
to change their attitude. There are mil
lions Of Fronohmon who viii Insist up
on Dreyfuss guilt In spite OF any proof
to tho contrary. a feature OF the sit
uatlon IL that the attitude OF this ma
jority Is dictated By motives which they
believe 10 be deserving OF the highest
respect. admit that some Of the Drey-
fusnrds are much 10 blame Tor this.
The best cause may be ruined by dts
reputable adhercnts aud there are men
on the preyfuH side OF whom every pa
trlotic Fronehman n the natural en-
envy. While the majority Of W. have
been merely demanding that Justice
should be- done peatilcnt minority has
made this demand an excuse FOR viz
ulent onslaughtH ON institutions We
hold In great esteem
In conclusion. the member of the uni
yoralty predicted that the result VIII be
an Onslaught OF unparalleled violence
on tho Jews M the masses are con-
WINGED that they are at the bottom OF
the whole trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
Remain. Of Herman con.ui.

Milwaukee. Wis, Feb, 1.-The re-
mains OF the late Julius Goldschmldt.
who was United States consul general
at Berlin. brought 10 this city az the
expense OF the State. department nt an
early date. This Information u con.
talncd IN a letter received, by friends
o. the family OF Mr.. Goldachmidt. II
Il understood the action Il taken by
the state department. at Washington
In recognition ~ tho aervicce rendered
By 1ff. ooinschmldt. Thr body VIII he
Inferred IN the family lot at Forest
Homo cemntery ln this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
c.rru,i Arbitration Committee Retire..

New York. Feb. 1.-The Hcrnld'a cor
respondent at Bogota reports that for
elgn ministers composing the arbltfa-
ton In suspense. The government has
requested them 90 renew their labora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
r.,.rha,y ,,cats a i,a.,y Retreat.

Paris. Fob. i.-count Ferdinand wal
sin Ertcrhhgy was oifcialiy Informed
yesterday that his testimony before the
court OF cessation In the Dreyfus In,
curry being concluded. proceedings on
him ON criminal charges would be- re-
sumcd IN twcnty-four hours. lie LEFT
at once FOR an unknown destination by
the northern railway,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

noat Cap.ize- While Crossing Young's
River In oregon.

Astoria, or, Feb, IA boat belong
Ing to Abram Junna was capsixed while
Junna, Henry Light and August Bacr
We're coming TO this city across youngs
drowned, Junnn climbed upon the boat
aud was rescued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

Powder Factory Mt SounK-town. Ohio.
uiows tp, with Fatal Grset.

Youngstown, O.. Fen. 1.-The press
min Of the Ohio Powder company'r
works, located four ml'rs north 81 ibis
city. exploded with terrific force short
- lcforc noon today. kililnS two ems
uloy,a, Evan Evans ana Henry HaNla.
ard totally demolishlng the bailding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
HOUSE rnocE :.

Matters which Engaged tho Attention Of
the Representative. This Afternoon.
Thrty-nve out OF the forty-fivc mem
bcrn Of the House answered 10 roll call
this afternoon. Other mefDbcrr came
In later until almost the full member
ship was In attendance. The journal
was rcad. amended and approved. after
which business was transacted US fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
nrs,unsr NE nENrN rSreHvrrw IN
Gives His Reasons for Relieving II Hts
nuty to Preside.

President Nobeker said 10 News"
reporter today that Mrs Horne was
simply misinformed as To ANY under
standing that Speaker lloylance nni
myself were To preside alternately, In
presiding over the Joint assembly, l
have simply followed our usitnl custom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

The Senate Governed at 1850 and after
the reading and acceptance Of the
Journal OF yesterday, immediately took
a recess TO meet with the House In
Joint assembly.
Tho senato re-conycned at l y. m.
s. j. Il. No l and 2 were reported
from committee. No. was rejected.
and No. / amended, and It's passage
recommended. Filed for second read
Ing.
!, d. No. 10. by Rideout, defining the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
supnEME COuRT PRoCEDUnN.

II. u. No. 7. by Shepard. came up on
third reading. This measure is IAN act
relating 10 practice and procedure In
the supreme Court OF the state OF
Utah"
The author urged It's passage on the
ground that It was In tho interest Of
the poor man and means for cheaper
litigation, while Farr and Johnson.
members OF the Judiciary committee.
who filed n minority report. spoke
against ~ The Ill was under discuss
son at press time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
REPRESENTATIVES, I.ApIsH.

ny representative Lapish said; II do
oo any uslleHe there II any one here that
WV, uonp the motives OF the menlaer
""' introduced the resolution. Nome VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
BILL ny REQUEST.

Wheeler introduced II. II. No. Go. thy
requcsD. AN act TO amend section 3l6,
chapter l, title n. OF the Revised
Statutes. pertaining 20 corporations
and providing for the voting at meet
ingn OF stockholders" Referred TO COM
mittcc ON private corporations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
ORDINANCE PUBLICATION.

callister introduced II. u. No. bS,
An act TO amend section 20b OF the Re-
vlscd Statutes OF Utah. ls9s, relating
10 the time when ordinances shall take
effeot and to their publication"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
WITHIN ONE WEEK.

Harris OF Weber presented rule 90.
and asked that II be adopted. II read
as follows;
Each committee TO whom any mea-
sure Is referred shall make report
thereon within one week from the
time OF said reference" The measure
was discussed nj length ana then de-
fentod ON tie vote. Is 70 is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-12
A Prize DRILL
Between National Guard
OF Hawaii Companies.
Tuesday. November 9TH. Is The Day
Set-First and Second Best TO
Receive Money.

An order has Just been issued at the
h-adquarters OF the First Regiment
NIGH. specifying the following eXer-
cisss for the competitive drill between
me companies. which is to- take place
Tuesday, November z:
TO form the company; fall in:
alignment: rests; faclngs: open ranks (:
inspection OF arms; close ranks: COM
plste manual OF arms. as adopted 10y
the regiment; loading and firing: turn
and halt; turn and advance: being In
line. march by the flank: being in line.
form column OF tours and halt: being
n lire, march in column OF fours To the
front; oblique in column OF fours and
resume the direct march on right COR
lsfD into line; right Cor LETT front
INTO line; pass Obstacles: being in col
ANN OF fours. form column OF twos or
files; being in column OF twos or files.
form column of tours: being in line.
form platoons right or left: being in
inc, form platoous to the front: be-
Ing IN platoons. form company to- the
trent
Extended order of drill: Being in
column OF tours, form line OF squads to-
me front: being i'm line of squads. de-
yioy as skirmishers; rally by squads
and platoon; assemble: being in col
umn OF tours, form into squads to- the
right or left: deploy; lie down. fire
three volleys; rally by squads and pla-
toon; assemble; being in line. deploy
aS skirmishers or counter-suuad:
change direction to right or left: ad-
vance by rushes; rapid firing: To the
charge: charge.
The bearing of the soldiers. steadi-
ness, silence in the ranks. and mainte-
nance OF correct distances will also he
considered part of the drill.
Prizes of 500 and $50 will be award
Sd 10 the first and second best-drilled
companies respectively.
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BUGS IN THE LIQUOR.

y certain promoter. who Is now in
CCta,' said n New Orleans sugar man.
was the victim not a great while ago
Of what he describes as the most con-
tcmptible outrage ever perpetrated
upon a gentleman in Louisiana. The
outrage occurred in my private Office.
and blush to say that was an ac-
cessCry before the act. You see. this
promoter had been making himself
very free with the premises. and liked
ssI ecially to drop into our back office.
where there was always 4 bottle of
good rye on the sideboard. At first
he only Joined US. on invitation. but
finally he glided into the habit OF
in which averaged about twice a day.
One afternoon my partner. Billy. was
in 4 confectionery store and happened
TO $50 lot OF candy made in the
shape OF fantastic bugs. beetles and
lizards. 1t at once occurred to- him
that there was . chance to entertain
our unbidden guest, so he bought n
dimes worth OF the things and brought
them to the Office. where he waited
patiently until he heard the promoters
yoice in the outer room. and then
sniptisd the collection In the bottle of
rye. IS usual. he proceeded to- help
himself to a nip, ard was smacSing his
lips when BILLY wheeled suddenly
around at his desk. You didn't drink
anything out OF that bottle. did your
he demanded sharply. 'why-er-yes.'
said the promoter, looking startled.
'Why?' Good heavens! yelled Billy.
I was using that to preserve n lot of
bugs and lizards from Guatemala. The
C;Sht whisky is in the cabinet
Our friend grabbed up the bottle.
and held il TO the light. and there.
cure enough, was n four inch stratum
Of horrible looking blue and yellow
monsters, al tangled up together. oh.
icru.' he gurgled, turning ashy. i
thought it tasted queer, I'm poisoned
SURE With that he shot out OF the
Office. We intended to tel him IL was
Cn'y joke, but he got away too
quick, ard about an hour later we re-
oeiVed visit from doctor who want
ed To know exactly what kind of bugs
we've in the bottle. He said Colonel
a very sick man. We put
Tim on and he went away sniCkering.
That was the last We saw of the CO.
lionel, but he swears he will have our
gore il he ever catches us outside of
New Orleans. New Orleans Times
Democrat
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Real
Estate
FOR SALE.

J. = fcU elegant ioss az waaaa.
on The road. ulIh nnsarrass~e
Nacu and climate. On ilno CO r-o-
posed rapid transit: easy terms.
: Several town lots CO R~-~;a-
Ma street: Eva SIDE CO cea. Ross.
;. Lots Ia dircrcn; parts q, Ne
~aio Tract
q kapsoizni PARK AddlsIon lots.
s. Two homes n; Kexaio.
6. Loax icasehold n. kakAaho
ri;h anc returns. nezr rer foun-
dry.
:. \ fcE more lots of al sizes IN
di1crcn; parts of the most oesir-
able locations OF kaiihi. with rood
vicus. rnacadzntred streets. and
wafer supply frora city. These
lots ! vii sell al your Own ;crna.
q Two more large choice io;s q
ksiihi: Eva side n. n. Myers.
ESQ. commanding an unSurpxssec
rcu: on nne ssr~c;. ~ish city ws-
;sr supply.
>. 10; on AnsPunl sirees. Pana-
hon. -sxic1.
10. fSnc honse. corner lot. Six
Is. at Punshon. terms easy.
IL Three-fourshs os an acre house
loi at kanilii. hssh grounds. wfIi
eel cheap.
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: ,yieAEE PROPOSITION.

Are Yen able to support my daugh-
- asked the old gentleman. You
know, she has pretty expensive tastes,
am don't mind saying that the bur
cen has hss2i pretty hard for me az
tines"
That's Just the point" exclaimed
10 prospective benedict. IF | marry
her We can divide the expense. Chi
c8Eo Post.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the fourth assessment % ten Iiol per
cent on the capital stock 90 the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit e. Land Co. viii Dc
due and payable 10 J. u Fisher ~ TBish-
op a. Co. bankers. Honolulu. or the
ist day 90 October. proI- The shares
upon which any assessment may re
main unpaid after thirty days FROM
said date W5Ii &c declared deiinqaenL
CHAS. u ATHERToN.
Secretary u u 7. e. J.. Co.
Honolulu. sept g. 1888. ssss
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NOTICE.

\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND WILL.
be due and payable 90 the Stockholders
of wtldcr's Steamship Co. Ltd. ca
Saturday. the S9;h inst The sfocf
books are closed 90 transfers from this
date TO October =. 1889.
s. n. ROSE. Secretary.
Honolulu. Sept. -. 1899. $50
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an aGsessment OF 20 pcr cen; on The
capital stock Of The orpheum Co. la.
to make same friiy paid Up. has been
levied and SAFE is due and payable on
the 10Th day OF October. 1870. The
shares upon which any assessment
may remain unpaid after % days from
date VIII be declared dclinopent
~ order of directors.
~. NJ LEVY.
Secretary.
October 10. 1879. szss
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NOTICE

MISS NINA ADAMS WILL OPEN
classes Ia physical culture az tire y.
". g. \. gymnasium. Ladies class.
Wednesdays and Saturdays. - - ,. IA
rhilfren's class. Saturdays. $50 .. IA
tsa.hcrs' class. Saturday.. 1918 =. ~.
E1-s
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BASEBALL
Bounded by Keeaumoku. Knau. Piikoi ana
Lunal0 Streets. Only one block from ths
Beretana Street car line. ....

his Tract - situated in of the fines, r.>i,enc.
portions OF Honolulu and direct line with the coolinc
breezeS of Makiki.
Lots COX 80 feet will Ice sold for the reasonable price Of
SL2 Terms $3.50 cash: balance in>almcntS PAYMENTS
to suit purchaser
lhis land has very gentle slope and purchasers can
immediately commence building operations. Early pur-
cla>ers can Secure Choice Locations.
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~ students OF Oahu College and
pJnahou Preparatory School will go to-
Nahuku tomorrow morning, returning
same day.