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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-04-03
For Sheriff,

The undersigned announces himself "a a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Jeffers on
county, w Va, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
DEPUTIES.
VIM. NJ Burns. Charles Town District.
Z. W. Conrad. Kabletnwn District.
James GTantham, Middleway District.
ID. II. Nichols, Hurper's Ferry District.
Il. H Phillips, Tailor.
J. D. BILLMYER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-04-03

LAsrERD4Y q Coz Tin and Stove Hou.e
IL Is the only place in town where gasoIine
ran be bad, luz VIC don't sell it At mint, and
that Is no lie. and We aiso sell coal oil.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-04-03
arm for Sale.

For sale. privately. II farm Of 15T acres.
near HulitOwn. Jefferson county. ". Va IIas
un u cOininOdiOus and comfortable dwelling
siahng and necessary ou,building~ Four-
tcyu ucrcs al Timt,er. Located s,n "a notd
turnpike, and conycnicn; 10 r1ilroad CHURCHES
and schools. with mad served by RIr11 Dejiy-
lars given on application -. the
Nov 2l-h. SPIRIT OFFICE
The sun., 1900-12-09

rrct.rv.- thsn-.iv.s either p-r~,oally ~
VInudh trusted agent The basis ~ ooii-
Unonoe vas ,fedutv and ~" hore ~ hfse
,iHns iW ueit money fe-i"d IN general
uesTiltions Which they b1d heard regarding
W." country fi.hness The snin" fdi'. hold
n"'l ~ connection with investments hero ~.
"hinin elsewhere. fhoy must A." rondutt"d
on husinesa pfiioiul.s
!h'te hn- l"'r neat do1i ul dis'ussipn -
" W" original source ~ a." Huli d"pf~uH ~
VcstTn An .kl. Of course. have id"in un iha
subject, although I hay" not mad" th" o..
,lu-iN" study ~ n NAT some W"uhsra ~ ~"
'''ln.icnl Survey have he'n dOirr u -
Hh"fd - sIppoa" 'hHt Tho gold WDa rnsh"d
w l"r ~" srl. n sotue would hHv" ~ b"l"'"
va lh' other hand. I do not h.li"v" that thot"
u my Rrid quHtt1 Wv 'his Who'll" r"Finn vnrih
rpcIking ~ Iiu' thS.n placer d"rO-it- 81 guid
1tthinIy came from ~" quartz Originally, 'ud
lh"N have accumulated ~ tho lrd- ~ ftteati-
.''n" or tlNiu nov uCtiNo aud eotls uf thruI
.run0t ~ flowing In new channels We know
thht som" ~ The present creeks are rich IN gold,
hhd "" know that some ~ the old creek b"dJ
nv" rl'h also II /. q question whether lpre"
lu'nb"r ~ tho old creek bod have been 80
efnpcd a. 70 have removed the dci'orlts of uuld
tn"th"r localities The ncNt season Will explain
thl- ana other things. hut hovc 10 doubt
Nhhtrfef that the explanation viii 10 snti--
IylnE - persons whp J. pe to renlzc large profits
n'at N"Af IN creek mud bench ClHims
The sun., 1900-12-09
ETOPED FRON 4 POOPUOT-SF.
Wa,side HONEYMOON From Portland 70 Ro..
tor. and Then Separation.
From The Portland Da,lv pr,..


Social circles OF tho Deering Poor Farm
were startled recently by tho elorenent ~
two inmates OF the institution, Mary ruri,o
md Harry lockwood Miss FuriIlo 6as scnD
some thirtv-s'y summerS while Mr. Pol
wood knowh"dce of the world covers n neriod
Of 'H"i hall iha' time Neither Of the vounu
persons arc very strong mentally lut vhaS
They mo- u vas "a'" Of love at first SIGHT
gNd a lG" rules Of tho institution whi,h sIni'
tered them did not permit marrying and CIV
iug " marriage, they decided To leave lie roof
tuscthsr '' ~ ''''
Joining hands they tool, ,her dcro,,,,,
uitfkho"n 10 The s,IperIntendent and ,hc
n'h'r inmates, Nothing WAS henrd Of tho
ccgnrt.d couple until about five dnvs after
thur dlNlfI"arance. Then word came FROM
N" authorities in Boston that thcv were In that
city and oppressed desire 10 see Portland
once mora. '
ll"apthori'ics dire ted that thcv he rc,urnod
n1d iut bnslpil peol e wnrc glad t1 conrlv
Nl-~ tGriio and lockwood had walked fton,
l'T.lhnd 4" i'",l N. making tho trin in nye
CIv- ~ NV
1h"y elap, w'.rcye- righr found ,b.,, and
'":S"I lh"r nl,ais nom the goo--ustIrni
'"uH'ri iCrl" hyin. aorg Tho ruuin ,r,.,'
NrT" irivellnc Ev the time inev re,C,bd
We iiuh, however some of iheir romnn,ic
r'''"ns hat boon dispciled. ard they war.
r"3dN =" return io 'ha more T0saic and los.
aivcnturous poor farm hfe tron III" ra,,,rn
"i ine efring wanderers II was deemed lest
hy ne poor authuntie- tha, they he main
1.n'I A. separate Institutions. Accordingly
me rnrillo woman was sent out 10 Dee,inp
and lockwood 70 ~ Portland street homa
The sun., 1900-12-09
FirfON HItND RriPrF iRS.
The uttIe rs'inc Island which Disappeared
Comes again Into View.

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u-"'r ."'" ''''' q" ""' '"'"u'
u'.'s '"'' !" i"'''S W Wv a.''"" VI '''e Na'
nless fresh volcanic outh'irst occurred lie
thought il would soon dl,app~ar His prpdic-
,i,, ,,,,,,, ,,,., 49,, , ,,,,,,a, ,i,, ,,;,ol ,L.
W." '"'''' ''' CIV" " H''"'.'' '''' ''N''" '''
pihc" ABOUT tho beginning or las year reported
that not a trace Of il wa. TO be found above the
The sun., 1900-12-09

ru' eonlr1. to' ~ spent ~ their tsinru sofnr
~ 'h"'u etfu tHnnpi du tbn ~ tfsasnt ontf
s1I~ ~ Vim" ~ var sHu Onlv cruise uiI md
d"Nn "w ."isi md rd,rroc ~ Nh" 90 vnfd
- hlNi"d i''uufr. uUf tItrpdltng iIUf - 'IfI.
enWiug fdus ard tuuai nlvays koep %
s'N'''h' ..1l auitl. i1 fntutu 10 u i,ofi Nhef"
lh'f h' NJ '1' 10" t'Il'uishod Had Stn.u
l.fsgf. "d 0Itrn' .ut u courage ~ have Ser
."t 0'' ~ HON" md alnndurrd l"t N,.'
'ndi'n tu'a'a aii'u4. which wctc lsa. tO hrf .N,
l"n'h' var v.a d..'1f'd, ps efrtg 4tfIt"g .HI
l"t.u di''''"l iI" tfuhioiu would have H.. 10
Nr"I' more d'0rl. than 40 eas nf'rt tlr 10.
s'fu'I nu ~ trtvetns 'sof
" T". rni 400 nav Iuvct - Hu, stranger
2. NlrIuf" u'uu '., ..u4 tlnu ~" .tt,ugth
~ ~ ,oulius stu'aU. ~ 'Nlct,ut method
~ ."1IrH Nnr.Hfs. ui scu sliutitnra naval
from m" u"'"'.'fN - l'cttug within ,uultuV
y. . 1if" - - l.ErU tltto uu lld tp.l.rg
i1il"l-, n MS method i- u sicccss, VII hero.
n''ot become -.Ntlr Erncfal SuIIlS s'Itiuns.
which is vhnt originally thcv were rca, iu.
tended ID lao
The sun., 1900-12-09
INDIANA UNDERTAKRRS ARorsrn
They Say Too Many Hoosicrs Are Beins RurtsA
on the Mutual Assessment Plan.

TErRH HArTE, Ind Dec s-Thc Association
oflndinna undertakers has taken steps To secure
lerlSl1tion this winter that will prevent ina
formation oil any more of the mutual ASSESS
ment burial associations which have become
common 10 tic last few months Two we're
orEHnl7ed IN Terra Hautc recently and ono has
300 members. while the other has / 800 n ,he
head 81 each association l. an und.rrakcr vino
go", INTO ~ 10 get the business OF b,Iryiua tbs
d'ad members, collecting his bill from tba
Sefe'tTN treasurer. who in both Terre lIauiS
h>so'lh'iohS Is the undertaken himself
VI ONO mnn named Burk. nrgouized tbs
assrlaliohs IN Indiana cities lie pretended
70 nave copyright on tho plan and charged
we oUal associations each sauo Thor. i
!. ! ~ hruicai etanlination of applicants for mem-
~, rnlp ana " ls charged by fcrrc nau,e uuder-
s .h",Is lIhl l"fsoi> on their deathhrd were
accepted as member.
q" H>'"s-nicni IL - cent. f,r members he-
W.! '' ht> 81 10 and 80 lcHr., siN oorts
iW ld"hbor~ between and ~ rcqr- Tie
ih.S.nl.'n amount allowed for rIi",pt trspcr.o,
49, i'f ~" iiSl Ci's. and 80 fo. -. ~t,rord
pu' 81 J. lf"Ni0ed IN ~. bv-i1v.- that I; the
~ ~ I,uF'hl', arr not SuAciout 80 permit tia
q ~ !, ,hc nwhhc" % IN" fun amount q prnporiioEaLe
D., ,etlcr- nav" been received here from UNDER
os'e W several Indiana cities where similar
~ SocIsIlons have been formed and hey indicate
, Ssry general desre for restrictive Icg,aAassoo.
The sun., 1900-12-09
,h. lnnr Inhl,n nf ,,., r,a, r,. n. .ol. .rr.

the lone Indian NJ last ysar vs- The sole sur-
vivof ~ tho tribe Was " some anoient
ifibn ceremony that brought the bands
ihiih"f' Whs the nrn On tho mountain top
part ~ n secret tribal rltgf DID tho sack
bofne On tho shoulders ~ the pilgrlm contain
medicine chaTm'' How I'D tho little
companies travel tho weary mi"s that th"v
must have usvefscd undsoove~d' And
~ what tribe were ihcv' These are questions
that will probably never 10 arawsr"d
Miles away on Tho banks OF tho kansvhs
River sf" wonderful Indian mounds wherein
have been found stone srms and Implements
and human skeletons Hut Oh Clmpbell's
creek no Indian relioa have over been dis
covered The woodsn,en have dcIvsd into
th" ground around tho old black oak without
result There Ia nothing In that Wild spot
go tell 81 the visits Of the avase bands OK
ospt the 'rodden heritage and the ashes 4
the past secret ceremonies
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
Steamers Built In Japan.

Two ocean steamers are at present
under construction nj the Nagasaki Nit
su BiSh ship building yard to the order
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha for the lat
ter's American service. The vessels are
expected 10 be- completed in March and
October next IL is reported that the
ship building ward is now importing una
terials for the construction of FIVE more
vessels. namely. two sea-goins steamers
ordered by the colliery department of
the Mitsu Bishi Company for transporta-
ton OF coal: two ferry boats for the
Sauyo Railway Company. and vessel
fitted with salvage plant for the Mitsu
Rish Company's own use. The Mitsu
Rishi Colliery department wishes to have
its new steamers ready for sea. one in
nsSccmher. 1901. and the other in March.
lA2. The Sauyo Railway Company's
ferry boats are to he completed in March
next. and the salvage vessel is TO be
ready by the end Of next year.-Naga-
saki Press
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07

| Seminole. Am bk, Taylor. 1872.
Honolulu. Am sch Stokkebye. 95S.
| Addenda. Am bkt. Delano. 63I.
Echo. Am bkt. Belleson. $50.
Haydn Brown. Am blk, Paulsen. S21.
Falls of Garry. Br ship. Broadfoot, 1897.
| Churchill. Am sch. Treanor. 600.
Battle Abbey. Br bk. Mechie. 1865.
Drummuir. Br ship. Armstrong, 1898.
Cleaner. Am bkt. Schmehl. 392
Sonoma Am blk. Stursland 991.
Robert Sudden. Am bkt killman, 81.
City of Adelaide. Br bk. Greenwood. Si3.
Encore. Am bkt. Palmgren. 5I2.
Hesper. Am bk. Sodergren, ga.
Highlands, Br blk, Smith, 1884.
| Himalaya. Am bk Dearborn, 1905
Jas Drummond. Am ship. Sleeves, 1410.
Alta. Oh bkt, Thronagle, 1882
Big Bonanza. Am blk, Bergman, 1343.
Omega. Am bkt. Mackie. 90.
NJ. F. Grace, Am ship. DeWinter, 1868.
Drumburton. Br blk, Thomas. 1913.
Mary A. Troop, Br blk, Wally, Ills.
Honoipu. Am sch. Olsen, $40.
Muriel Am sch. Carlson. 4S3.
Lyman D. Foster, Am sch, Killman, CO.
Star of Bengal, Am bk. Henderson, 1864.
Odderajaa. Nor ship, Roop. 1916.
OYSTER HARBOR.
Antiope, Br ship. Murray. 1865. Kahului
PORT BLAKELEY.
Vega, Am sch. Cook, 233
.han An,
PORT GAMBLE.
Alice Cooke. Am sch. Penhallow, I'D
SAN DIEGO.
Adams. L. s. S, --, Hilo.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Queen, Am sch. Frederickson. 2i0, La
hana.
]. G. North. Am sch. Austin. $40. Ho-
noipu.
S. L. Alexander, Am sch, Ipsen. 695, Ka-
hului.
Planter, Am bkt, Mcneil. 49S.
st. Katherine. Am blk. Saunders 1853.
Mauna Ala. Am blk, Smith, 10.
Andrew Welch. Am blk, Drew. S63.
-tuuie JOunSOn. AN d. JOuuSon, $40,
Hilo.
$. C. Allen. Am bk, Johnson. 632.
Lurline, Am brg. Schaube. $50.
Sheridan. L. s. s. s.. 3654
Solace. L. s. s. s., 1860.
SAVANNAH.
Henry Willard. Am ship. Quick, 1852.
SEATTLE.
Iroquois, Am ship. Thompson. 1866.
John Currier. Am ship. Lawrence, 1S41.
Mildred. Am sch. Rose, All.
SYDNEY.
W. ii. Macy. Am ship. Groth. 203S.
Passepartout. Nor blk. Nielsen. 514.
TACOMA.
NJ. Winkleman. Am bkt- Benneche 49,
Columbia. Am ship. Nelson. 1928, Ka-
hului.
John c. Potter. Am ship, Meyer, HAS.
Jabez Howes. Am ship. Clapp, 1921.
A. ]. Fuller, Am ship. Nichols. 1913.
Kahului.
Mary Dodge. Am sch. Olsen. 23l. IA
huIui.
Metha Nelson. Am sch. Rice, $50. Hilo.
Amelia. Am bkt- Willer. 3IS.
b. F. Cheney. Am bk. johnson. 1900
Kahului
Florence. Am ship. Ryder. 1874
Standard. Am ship. Getchell. 1894.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
A German Training Ship.

The four-masted bark Herxogin Sophie
Charlotte Of 2.;s-a gross tons has arrived
at kote from Philadelphia. This vessel
is the ship equipped by the Norideutscher
Lloyd. Says the Kobe Chronicle. as an
experiment in training young men for the
sea-an experiment which has aroused
10 much attention in shipping circles
during the last few months Owing main
ly to a decrease in the number OF ssiline
Vessels. from which recruits were geaersi-
~ drawn. a CREST scarcity az officers Is
experienced. and in order 10 meet this de-
mand for efficient officers this experiment
is being tried. Cadets are required to
have attended school in Germany and 10
have diploma emitting them TO serve
only one year in the army.
The ceurse Of instruction is for three
years. some forty or City cadets being
admitted every year. During the first
year they serve as boys. in the following
year as seamen. and after that as able
scamen. The cadets receive another
years training on board one Of the steam
ers of the Norideutscher Lloyd. serving
in the capacity Of quartermasters- AT the
end of this fourth year Of service snd af,
ter attending the School Of Navigation
in Bremen three or four months, they
are eligible for admission in the exam
nation for s mates certificate. II they
pass the examination they are immedi-
stely appointed to the position of fourth
,ficer on the steamers of the company.
The Herxoyin Sophie Charlotte b co.,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
Shipping Notes.

The transport Sheridan from San
Francisco and the Mariposa from the
Colonies are due TO arrive tomorrow.
The Alameda is due from San Fran
cisco this morning She Is expected to
bring a large number Of kaamainas on
this trip.
The MikihaIa arrived from Kauai yes
terday morning. She reports the weather
undertaking and in crossing the channel
fine weather was encountered.
The British ships Crocodile and Os-
borne. which were racing to San Fran
cisco from Newcastle. both arrived on
October Is after run of sixty-eight
days from the Colonies
The steamer Waialeale returned from
Molokai and Maui yesterday morning
after a flying trip She was gone only
about seventeen hours. Leaving Satur-
day at p. m. she went to kaunakakai
and from there to Lahaina. She came
directly here from Lahaina and as soon
a. the vessel was tied up the crew made
a rush for their several polling places TO
cast their ballots.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
Vessels Chartered for and on the
Way 60 Hawaii From

Way TO Hawaii From
BREMEN.
j. c. Glade, Ger bk. Siege. 14oS.
Marie Hackfeld, Ger ship. Wuhrmann
1905
Ottilie Fiord. Am sch. SegeIhurst. a47,
kshului
Emma Claudina, Am sch. Nelson. 49,
GRAY'S HARRoR.
". +. WitIemann. Am sch. Buteshon,
45a
Philippine. Am sch. Larsen. 49l.
Reporter. Am sch. DahloE. 2sS.
HAKoDATE.
Lottie Bennett. Am sch. Rasmussen. 4ssi
HAMBURG.
Telius. Ger. hk. Nielsen. 1iiS.
KILLISSNoo.
Courtney Ford. Am brg. Murchison. 81.
Kahuiui.
NEW YORK.
Henry Failing. Am ship. Merriam. 1S,s0.
ha0Qiut-
Nuuanu. Am blk. Josselyn. a1a.
NITRATE PORTS.
Novelty, Am sch. Rosendal. Isl.
j. II, Tallsnt. Am sch. Hofsiand 40.
NEWCASTLE. AUS.
wachnse,t, Am ship. Lambeth. liTS Ia.
hului.
Prince Alhers. Nor ship. Cappelen. l5sa
Prince Victor. Nor ship. Sorenson. 1854
Fantasi, Nor bk. Anderson. 1910.
Alex Mcneil. Am bk. Nielsen. lo4S
James Nesnith. Am ship. Warner. 1859.
Chehaiis, Am hks. Simonsen, Ga.
Roland. Ger skip. Meyer. 1870
Snow & Burgess, Ana blk. Olsen. fs2S
Benner~. Nor b. johnson. 1854
Palmyra. Am hk. Keller. 12sS-
J. l. STAFFORD. Am hkt. Molle<tead, ST.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07

l--=L
lllIII ooal and got away as soon
.ilIll, a. IL was aboard When
she left she had a heavy hist
10 port. A. the coal taken in had not been
trimmed To. fact that she took 10
much leads people 20 believe she will do
everything in ier power to make up time
t~tween here and the Golden Gate.
For the first time in many years the
China lef; three days behind schedule
time and her officers thought il pretty
hard lines tkat after all their hustling
10 make repairs and get through with
out loss q time they were detained at
Yokohama at the last minute and lost
two days There has been q rumor 20
the effect that when the new Pacific
Mail steamers now building are put on
the trau.pacifc run the China viii b.
operated between here and San Francisco
TO compete with tbs three new Oceanic
steamers which arr 90 cut the time be-
tween the coast and Honolulu to five and
half days. Nothing to subs;Hntiate
this report can be ascertained but it Is
probable that now that the mail company
has gone into different hands and is part
OF transcontineutal railway system,
the report may have some foundation.
Ia these times when time is a matter
Of such Importance il stands to reason
that 10 hold the share Of the traffic
the Pacific Mail company will have to
make its boats DO better than seven days,
especially when the Oceanic boats will
give 4 five TO FIVE and half day service.
The navy collier Nero sailed for Yo-
Captain Lind although just put in com
mand Of the vessel. did not take pilot
or towboat to help him saway. He
handled the big vessel in Very clever
manner.
The schooner BERTHE Minor, from Eu-
reka with a large load of lumber. ar
rived yesterday after n trip of sixteen
days She is consigned 10 Allen &
Robinson.
Except for three or four crap games
there was little doing on the front yes
tcrtay. None Of the island vessels
worked nor did the merchant. vessels ex-
cept at the Railroad wharf. where the
Mohican was taking sugar. Early in
the morning the schooner Golden Shore
was taken to the marine railway TO wait
her turn after the Ceylon is through.
The schooner will be scraped and painted
before leaving for the coast
On the Inter-Island and Wilder
wharfs the crap shooters held forth in
two big games and along in the lumber
piles some of the smaller fry risked
their nickels and dimes on the rolling
of the bones.
The customs men at the Pacific Mail
wharf had hut little to do after the
China left. as all her cargo was in the
storehouse being fumigated
4 select coterie of customs men and
others discussed classical music and lit
erature part of the morning and in the
afternoon habitues of the front began
making their appearance and the talk
turned generally upon the trials and
tribulations attendant upon the casting
of the votes at the different polling
places
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
cAamb.r,aia's Cough Remedy in Chicago.

Hisgen Bros. the popular South Side
druggists corner 18th street and Went
worth avenue. say: I'VE sell great
deal of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
and find that it gives the most salts
factory results, especially among chill
dren. for severe colds and Group" For
sale by Benson. Smith 4 Co. general
agents. Territory Of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
To SAIL TO-DAY.

Stmr Kinau. Clark. for Hilo and
way ports at II IN.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson. Cor La
haina. Kona and kau at 10 a. m.
Stmr Maui. Parker. for Kahului and
way ports at ; p. IN.
Stmr w G. Hall, Thompson. for Kau-
ia ports at j p. m.
Stmr Hawaii. Nicholson for Paauhau
ookala. Kuksiau. Laupahoehoe and Pa
psloa at ) p. M
Stmr Lehus. Bennett. for Molokai
ports and Lahaina nj ) p. IN.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07

handed by Captain George warDeke
who has had thirty y,urs' experience a.
Officer on sailing vessels The vessel car
ries about 1900 cases OF oil from Phila
deiphia for Japsn. proceeding afterwari.
to Portland Oregon, for cargo o.
wheat
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
Challenger and Defender.

GLASGOW, Oct 24.-The Citizen an
nounces today that the Shamrock Il is TO
be built on the Clyde by Denny Brothers
of Dumharton. Watson has been expert
menting for some time with models of
new boat in the Denny Brothers pat
ent tank.
The hull of the new boat will be of
nickel steel and quantity of that ma
terial is already in the builders hands.
Among the employees of the builders the
yacht is not known as the Shamrock III.
but by a certain number
NEW YORK. Oct 25.-The New
York Yacht club met tonight and Com
modore Ledyard assured the members
that new cup defender would be built
to meet Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock
Ill, and he said they could rest on his
assurance.
He said the new defender would not
only be built, but neither effort nor skill
would be spared TO make her success.
He said he was sorry at this time to
give no names. The new boat will be
built and handled by a syndicate Sew
eral members of former syndicates were
present.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-07
ARRIVALS.

Tuesday. November 6.
Stmr Mikahala. Petersen. from Kauai.
Sch BERTHE Miner. Ravens, from Eu-
reka. lumber, Allen 4 Robinson.
Stmr Waialeale. Green. from AIolokai.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and 10 sail for the next
thirty days ara a. follows:
ARRIVE
Steamers Prom Due.
AI4AMEDA-San Francisco. . Nov &
GAELiC-San Francisco 49,. Nov 10
ZEALANDIA-San Francisco Nov. Ii
HoNGkoNG MARU-San Fran-Noy ~
AoRANGI-yictoria $500 Nov. ~
SIERRA-San Francisco Nov. ~
CHINA-San Francisco. 1900. Nov. %
DORIC-San Francisco. -...- Dee. >
DEPART
Steamers. For. Depart
MARIPOSA-San Francisco Nov 9
DORIC-San Francisco Nov. -
NIPPON MARU-San Francisco. Nov. -
WARRl MO0-Yietoria 49,. Nov. II
Francisco. Nov. II
RIO DE JANEIRO-San Fran Nov 50
COPTIC-San Francisco 800. Dee. :
\ government transport from San Fran
cisco. carrying mail, is due about the Sth
and I'D of each month.
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DEPARTURES.

Tuesday. November 6.
s., s. China, Seabury. for San Fran
cisco.
Z. s. A. T. S. S. Nero, Lind. for Yoko-
hama.
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YESTERDAYS wKATHzR.

Diamond Head Signal Station. Nor.
10 p. u--we4Iher cloudy; wind fresn
north
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w. E. BIVENS
REAL ESTATE
STOCKS AND BONDS
All Island stocks Bought aud Sold
on Commission Orders promptly
attended to-
FOR SALE
Lots on Fort s.
LOIS &C King 81
Lots on Be<seana ST
Lots on Khan 81
Lots On Lunaiilo St
Lots on Wider Ave.
Lots on Spencer ST.
Lots on Prospect ST
Lots al ManoA
Lots az Punahou.
LOU in McCuila tract
Lots at waikiki
Eight acres land Nuuanu valiy.
cheap.
Lots on the Ins.allment plan
Houses and lots everywhere and
prices 70 suit
5-room house and lot on INSTALL
ments-
$4,000
s-room house and lot. easy terms-
$500
7-room house and lot on INSTALL
ments-
$4,000
10-room house and lot, terms -
suit
1880
! have bargains In houses and lots
all sizes. shapes and prices. and Will
take pleasure in showing any or all Of
them. l have what you want il you
will let me know what IL is.
FOR EXCHANGE.
4 beautiful corner 200x200 feet sit
uated in the best residence section OF
Honolulu Will exchange for sugar
stocks, Kihei, McBryde, Waialua or
any other of the old line of dividend
paying stocks. This is an excellent
chance TO make an exchange to your
advantage
RING UP PHONE 500.
Corner King and Bethel Streets.
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Branch theYokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Building. Honolulu. HIT.
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HEAD OFFICE
Yokohama

HEAD OFFICE Yokohama
The bank ,uys and receives for col
lections Bills of Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters OF Credit and trans
acts a gene raj banking business.
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fHE China got away for San
I :: 20: e: =. . :. :: : <. { :. :
- SCI worked all night taking
!IILJ q !: :: !. ? ~. - : " ::
IL. inft .ha hnH q hearr Esf
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All Island Stocks Bought and Sold
on Commission Orders promptly
attended to-