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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.
Items Picked Up Abnu
the State Offices.

Governor Tyler yesterday accepted an
invitation to make the opening address
before the meeting of the Southern Edu-
cational Association in this city on De-
cember 9th.
a reception will be given at the Man
sion to the delegates to the Association
in the afternoon Of the same day.
Judge Allan r. Hanckel, Judge Of the
Corporation Court of Norfolk City, was
a caller on Secretary Joseph L. LaWless
at the latters Office yesterday.
The charter OF the S: H. ~ V. Wall
Tile Furring Company, of this city, was
recorded at the Office of the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth yesterday,
Governor Tyler yesterday forwarded to-
Governor Savers, OF Texas, a check sent
from WILLIAMSBURG for the Galveston re-
lief fund.
The Supreme Court will not be in ses-
sion to-day, on account of its being
Thanksgiving-Day. No opinions will,
therefore, be handed down until next
Thursday, which win be the next regular
opinion day.
Mr.. Justice Gray, of the Supreme Court
of the United States, was a caller at the
library yesterday He called on the Su-
preme Court and paid his respects TO the
members Of that tribunal.
Major John T.. Cowan. member of the
House of Delegates from Montgomery,
and Of the Board ofsAgriculture from the
Sixth District, was at the Office of the
Commissioner of Agriculture yesterday
He says he believes the Democratic caucus
OF the Legislature will nominate Judge
Phlesar to succeed himself as member
Of tho Supreme Court.
Commissioner of Agriculture Koiner is
confined to his home by sickness. He has
not been well since his recent attend
ance upon the Farmers Institute in the
Second District, and had to take his bed
Tuesday,
The State Board of Agriculture will
hold a special session at New Fordss Ho-
tel in this city tomorrow. for the pur-
pose of hearing reports from the Commit
tee appointed at the last meeting to select
suitable places for the establishment Of
tobacco test farms for Southside Virgin
ia. Charlotte and Prince Edward coun-
ties arasthe PRINCIPAL competitors for the
plum.
Col. John w. Richardson LETT for his
home In Smyth county yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving Day wi tn his family.
General Male is still very busy prepar-
ing his annual report. which he hopes to
place in the hands of the Governor by the
end OF this week.
Miss Pattie Robins, the teacher in the
Indian School in King William county,
has made requisition upon the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction for some maps
IL equip hersnew school house, which has
recently been built in the center Of the
reservation.
secretary Brent was busy yesterday
eonnDlyin9 N3sh. tAs nqne-.:.
Mr. Brent vii attend the football game
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to-day with Dr.aJ ". Bowdoin, of
Accomac, who is coming over especially to
witness the game
Many requests are received at the De-
partment of Public Instruction for cop
les OF its last biennial report, and also
copies OF the regulations governing, the
State examination Of teachers, the last
being from the Secretary of the State
Board OF Massachusetts, who is the head
of the school department in that State.
Up to this time no uniform State examina-
+ tons IN Massachusetts have been adopted
and it looks as though the school authori-.
ties want to adopt a method similar to
that in vogue in Virginia.
The Department finds itself unable to
furnish further copies of its last report,
the supply having been exhausted. The
inability to supply. them is all the more
regretted because the requests come from
colleges and universities where they are
needed by students who are studying the
systems OF various States
Mr.. George T. Peers, clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of SAppomattox, was at the Aud
itor's Office yesterday
Governor Tyler on Tuesday granted a
conditional pardon to Samuel +. Ford,
Jr., of Henrico county, who was serv-
Ing a term in the penitentiary for at
tempted criminal assault upon the little
daughter of Mr.. Charles A. Peple, of
Henrico.
The term fixed by the jury upon Ford's5
conviction was three years, OF which he
aad served about two years and had a
good prison record
Ford's applicationtfor pardon was sign.
ed by the Commemorative Attorney, the.
jury that tried the case and the father
Of the little child. and it was first grant
ed by the Board of Pardons Ford was
liberated at 4 O'clock Tuesday after.
noon.
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Quinn-Lindsay.
Special Dispatch to The Times. J

and pretty marriage occurred III ST.,
Mary's Catholic Church at-6:3O O'clock this
evening. The contracting parties We're
Miss Julia A. Lindsay and Mr.. VIM. a.
Quinn. weil-known young people. Mr..
Martin "A. Quinn. brother of the groom,
was best man and, Miss Masie Lindsay.
sister of the bride. was maid of honor..The
bride was becomingly attired in dark
travelling gown. The ceremony was per-.
formed by Rev.. H ]. Guitar, pastor of
that church Only the immediate relatives.
o. the contracting parties were present.
After HE ceremony the couple Immediately
left for a Northern bridal tour They
will reside In this city.
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WEDDINGS IN SUFFOLK.
Mr. Wilkins aud Miss Powell, and
Mr.. Young and Miss Parker.
fSnac;a, Tisnatch To The Times

SUFFOLK, VA, November .S-Miss
BERTHE Powell was this afternoon married
to William Henry Williams, a salesman
Both are residents cf Suffolk. and are
natives Of Gates county, n. G., the bride
beinr daughter of William Jackson
Powell.
Miss Lydia Frances Parker, daughter of
D. Frank Parker, was this afternoon
welded to Bo5ert F. Young, a freight
conductor on the Norfolk and W estern
Railroad, VINO was born in Petersburg, and
whose present home is in Norfolk. The
ceremony took place at Merry Oak, Nanse-i
mond county
Mrs. J. C. Causev. ST.. last evening gave
a reception complimentary to Miss Doug
las. of Warsaw, Va, daughter OF Dr.
Douglas.
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cures without pain, danger. operation or
an hours loss of time from the days.
work. ToSavoid all questions Of doubt he
sends free to every sufferer a free trial
of his method, and there can be no earthly
reason why any one, rich or poor, should
not avail themselves J. Of this generous
offer. AS. an instance of this remarkable
method, the. cure of Charles Lange. Nor
rison. I'LL, is q welcome piece of intelli-
gence.
Mr. Lange is well-prcserved old gen
tleman. - years of age, and for eighteen
years had a bad double rupture which no
treatment could cope with. After a short
use of the Rice method the left rupture
healed entirely and the right was almost
closed in few weeks. To-day he is as
sound as dollar, wears no truss or other
support. and his cure is only one of hun
drcds of similar cases reDorted by those
who use the Rice method. Send for this
free trial. Don't be backward. 1t will
surprise you with its wonderful power to
heal. And If you know of other ruptured
people ask them to write or write for
them. Do not fail to write at once; do
so to-day
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Warrenton Waifs.
Especial DISPATCH to The Times

wARRENTON, VA, Nov. 2s.-Hon. Ep-
pa Hunton. Jr., Of this place. is promi-
nently spoken of as a candidate for the
Constitutional Convention from Fauquier
county.
DIR. S. c. Carter and James K Maddux
have returned from the New York Horse
Show, and while they did not capture any
ribbons. they succeeded in disposing of two
OF their horses the former. selling one at
$500 and the latter one at $500.
Nr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunton left to-day
for DE Lands, Florida. where they will
spend the winter.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed here
by the closing of the principal places of
business and appropriate services at the
various churches.
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AUCTION sALEs---ru,ure pas ..
:.
BY A. u. Adamso
Real Estate Auctioneet'
Manchester, Va.

,rI71cTIoN SALE 1 e2s
eARR Ri { e9ssSa>ANp sg9l on
AsHLIN'sn TWO LARGE. EA AZ cons
JAMES RIVER, IN PoWIIIAA,T,AsnSts s .:Mox-
T4. AND ..BRoADDUs ,;AHGIp'o r7yHIAN
LEY FARMS, NEAR ManlID1H IsTr w VA.
~ sSE!1EsTEREIELn }1ABLE FARMS,
AND ARE sPE1 ATTY VALU<AA;1B5Il11EIS
AS Coal LA ilGSiA also; al ALI' AND aSb
STOCK. CROPS. iMPLE4IIEnNya!s;1EsHooLD
An A.. ASSORTMENT OF E., :, hs:y.s,ARRING-
TON FARM.- 3S executor Of the ,,, 1afe
Wallace c.. Andrews, 1 will sen, "a q. IN ION on
auction on the harrington nEGE,NI-.
MONDAY, TIL! an DAY Or -
EER. 1900. ~,
commencing promptly at, II poESRt HoNAL
following REAL AND Oiss
1st. "cARRINeToN.s.. being ggid the earn earn
formerly owned by the late sa sol .550 acres
rington,. containing 10 acres 30S3 acres
being rich river lowgrouna.S;o, 'o tte hal
improved ncs y; highland in en ndns Tenroomed
dwelling, large Stables cattle. nay ~, a aas
tobacco barns, grainary: ;i cDlnraoThi s
silos and numerous other puiaui -, r, stern
virginia. and i located IN IN fN 9s niles lies
county. opposite Vinita, anu ~
west OF Richmond -
%. ''sCCTT-ASHLIN, contains ,o,v ~
acres, about ore-half rich EiH e. Mn
walton, the bala1ce being in oak ana NO.. PINE ne
wood and timbe. This farm IS also w w
James River, about one niue I1ls;d forn, -
Carrington's." and is a splefolu Ia H.
3d. "BROADDgS,' contains 1904 acres
by former owne,sl, fronts on me 1 pei,
ingham Road ard on the southern fsaii-
way, one mile vest of Midlothiai', IN
Chesterfeld County. Eighty aGneS c dweIll
ing, large new blrn, J0x1OO feet. a very
attractive farm.
4th. "MOXLE-'S." contains 20 acres,
fronts on the buckingham Road, cpout
diately opposite Messrs. John s. Watkins
& Bros nursery. Small dwelling and
stable, but good ,and aud splendidly
located.
Personal PROPERTY. s.
u Horses and Mules, is Mich Cows, $50
Sheep, 100 Hogs, lot OF Chlcken Is, - anu am.
Harness of Ill descriptions, New
Thresher., Horse Power; seit,Blnder :s,
Carrier, Hay Folk and Rope, PoWer Corn
Mill Corn Shellsr, Fan Mill, hay Rake,
Saw ana IablA, large assortment or
Plows, Harrows, CultivatorS,, pom s'n 1,5G
Tools of all kinks and descIlpllons; -VC
barrels of Corn and large quanuty OF
Fodder Hay, Straw. &C., and general
assortment OF Eousehoiu anu NltcheA
Furniture.
For full description of property 10 be
sold apply to the auctioneer
Persons wishing TO attend the sale from
Richmond can like the 1890 train from
Eighth-Street Depot to Ninita.
The sale will begin with the persona,
property. The real estate will be offered
at II o'clock.
In the event Of rain or snow on Mon
day the sale will be postponed to the
next fair day.
TERMS: On The real estate are one
third cash and the balance in one
and two years, deferred payments bear
ing interest and secured by deed OF trust
SO cash: over that amount credit OF
ninety days. for notes, with interest and
approved endorsers
GAMALIAL c. ST. JOHN.
Executor of Wallace c. Andrews. DECD
A. l.. Adamson. Auctioneer-
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10 o'clock this morning. the contracting
parties being Miss Elizabeth Walker, ED.
est daughter of the late VIM. Walker,
Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conference.
noE stationed at Ridgeway, Henry county,
Virginia.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
". w. Walker. uncle Of the bride. after
Mich an elaborat e breakfast was served
the bridal party at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Bette. Walker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
Mr.. .MONIAGUE's HUNT.
serenaded and Hospitality Entertain.
cd in WILLIAMSBURG.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

WILLIAMSBURG. Nov 2s.-At--
torney General a. ]. Montague, who has
been on a hunting trip the guest of Mr..
L. W. Lane. Jr-, left this afternoon for
Richmond He carried back a small bunch
of game, but had q most ENJOYABLE hunt.
Mr. Lane had a number Of Mr.. Monta-.
sue,s gentlemen ffsends to dine with him
last nigi1t at his Waller Street residence.
The Marshall ccrnet Band serenaded Mr.
MONTAGUE, who replied in a brief speech
OF thanks. Mr.. Montague Isl very popu-
lar here.
The County Board OF Supervisors met
here today.
The Williamsburg Knitting Mills getting
out ITS samples. and viii begin work within
the next two weeks.
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No.GhangcS Consemplated.s
nv a..n.f.t.d Preas

WASHINGTON. November 2a.-seeretary
Long said to-day that. no change is con-
templated in the command OF the Asiatic
station. and that the detail of Rear-Ad-.
rairal Frederick Rodgers TO duty on the
station was merely for the purpose OF
giving Rear-AdnIral Remey. the comman-i
Ionce. q
Admiral Rodgers. nndo,,htodly.U MI y
rlsxed Ii command d. the Chlns 1eef.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
,iect: Babbage Claim Checks.

No11o!A
The following rules governing the re-
ception of outward baggage at Richmond
will be observed by the above lines:
/. To outward baggage received at the
station .baggag e-room of any, railroad
company there must be attached either
the proper check to destination or a
claim check issued by the railroad COM
pany at whose station the baggage IS de-
posited. or Il claim check issued by any
transfer company or individual doing
transfer business in the city, the issue
and form of which is warranted by the
railroad company.
B. No form of outside claim cneck
will be approved unless it bears nota-
ton that the transfer company Or indi-
vidual depositing the baggage. when
bearing such outside claim check. shall
see that it is registered in the book pro-
yided at the station baggage-room for
that purpose.
.. The holder of duplicate claim checks
must present them together with passage
ticket to obtain railroad checks.
s. The rules covering charges for the
storage of other baggage Will also apply
to baggage bearing claim checks.
l. Claim checks must be exchanged at
the station baggage-room for railroad
checks.
5. These rules will become effective
December I, 1900.
II. M. EMERSON,
G. p. A., Atlantic Coast Line r. r..
- w. B. BEVILL.
G. P. A., Norfolk and Western Rwy.
LIS. ALLEN,
G. P. A., Seaboard Air Line Rwy.s
C. LORRAINE,
G.SB.aA., EChes. and Ohio Rwy.
W. PITAYLOR,
T. NJ, r. F. and P. r. r.
w A. TURK,
G.xP. A., Southern Railway.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,)

SUFFOLK, VA. Nov. 2s.-Dr.. W. ~.
Stales, pastor of the Suffolk Christian
Church, was to-day the ce1ebrant at
marriage in which the principals We're his
niece. Miss Beulah Clendenin, daughter of
J. e. Clendenin, and William Kirkpatrick
The ceremony happened at Mt. Hermon
Church. Alamance county, N. c., the
brides home.
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EOyAlApcnnuIn.

Shockoe Council, Royal Arcanumd met
in regular session last night, at Which
time several candidates were initiated and
refreshments served. At the meeting Of
December: 18th officers for the next year
will be elected.
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Free the
R!|u,p tu.re ed.
Dr.. W. s. Rice The Well Kno'Nal Au-
thority. Sends !, Trial Of His
Famous Method Free TO All

Out az the chaos of old-tlme failure
comes new nd startling cure for run
TURF. Dr. N. S. Rice, SIS N. Main ST.,
Adams. II. a.. has invented a method that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
ltOI, RENT

y~0s->cU~--No.~[S-1 S-------~----~~o-c-~
FOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS IN
excellent condition, with closets and
bail privileges. at No-3'1 South Third
Street Suitable for light housekeeping
or lodgings for gentlemen. Apply on
premises, or to A. R. COURTNEY, At
torney, office Eleventh and Bank
Streets.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

-~@>->>~>
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY. NORFOLK AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, RICH
MOND, FREDERICkSBURG AND PO-
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, SEA
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY COM
PANY, SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Subject: Babbage Claim Checks.
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Burruss-waIler.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tines)
WARSAW, VA. Nov 2s-AndrAws
Chapel, Niontress. Westmoreland county,
WAS the scene Of beautiful marriage at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29
illG,ose To-Day.

The store Of Fohrqurean. Temple go 10:
sEssl c..S@ .s-;1:.-- q c1,sdS % ssspssns
of its being Thanksgiving Day.
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NOTICE.-ON THE 9TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 1900. I will sell, at public
auction inn1 on to the highest bidder, one car
LOAD OF CATTLE, at Richmond. Va.
J. A. BENNETT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In W sff LIANT +. q cRoMER n n ~.
Bankrupt. BanhrEptcS,
TO the creditors of WILLIAM I:
CROMER, of Crewe, in the county OF
Nottoway and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF November, A. D. 1900, the SAID
WILLIAM I. CRCMER was duly adJa-
ing OF his creditors will be held at my
office. in Farmville. Va. on the 18TH 81
DAY OF DECEMBER, "A. p 1900; at y
TORS NAV attend prove their claims, ap-
point trustee, examine. the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting,
Referee in bankruptcy.
October 49, 1900.
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CALVIN WHITLEY, IT.,
General Superintendent and Engineer.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
NOTICE OF TIE FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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HEIP YASTED-Aaie.

HELP 8WASTED-Aiaie.
~~1oSo.~~o-c~~---c>~><> o~~~-~-c-r~ce~Nc-cSSS
WANTED. MEN TO- LEARN BARBER
trade; only eight weeks required. C an
earn scholarship, board. tools ana trans =,
portatfon TO our college at Chieago .S o.
~ New York Great demand for our go
yates on account OF our thorough trs an,
ing. Two years apprenticeship sa ;os's
constant practice; expert 1nstr ,1GIMR
lectures, etc. Apply BY mai, 90 s sS
BARBER COLLEGE REPRESE a.. - a
Z TIVE. 40 Fourth Avenue P1ltsouls s.
fWANTED- n. EXPERIENCED RUIZ.
s.. fnpsmachine Feeder; none other usse
!. apply. S.#B ADKINS s. CO., ana 9 g
Governor Street. 8 -
swhNrEDLAa REGISTERED OR REG
istered Assistant Pharmacist. ae onoe.
ap5ry 90 &. q. 3rEH.EiEGs, no. L.
Hull street, Manchester,
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WANTED-FOR "A CUSTOMER, a FARM
on navigable water in Virsinin; buildings
must be good and price not to exceed
soon cash. GEO. II. CRAWFORD
. co. No. 800 East Main Street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-01
ooo44%&A&4A4 zee
=: PERSONALS. e
ooo&A xOOo

Territorial pay dag Yesterday
TIE beer famine viii probably be
over to-day
The Christmas season is nov crowd
ing ou the merchants and the news
papers
Nr. and Mrs. T. Marshall and Mr.
Beui c. 0isyeira hare 4 card of thanks
IN this issue.
Get roar livery rigs from the Terri
tory Stables. King street telephone
Main 81 Fair prices.
A LIST of officers OF the O. G. & E Co
to serve for the next fiscal rear ap
pears IN another column
There's difference in the flavor
and quality Of beerS-thac's Why PEG
pie who know driak Rainier Beer
Reliable horses. new rigs. courteous
treatment. fair prices at the Territory
Stables. King street. Phone Main .sS
After December LIST. 1900. the o.ce
OF the Honolulu Iairymsn's Associa-
ton viii be located on Sheridan street,
in connection with their milk depot.
Mr.. j. H. Hanan. whose name IS
borne by the famous Hanan shoe. If
which he is the maker. is on his way
here from New York with a party in
his private yacht Mr.. MeInerny. the
I sole agent here of the Hanan shoe.
SAYS he expects him about the first
of the year.
/ Mrs Lorrin Andrews leaves on the
Rio today for the Coast. where she
/ will spend year or more seeking 10
/ benefit her health. She will first 60
( to Santa Rosa and return in three or
/ four months to San Francisco. and re
main there unit. next November or
/ December.
| Don't fail to read the new advertise.
ment of the Hawaiian Electric Com
| pany in this issue, or better still, pay
a visit 10 their salesroom on Aiakea
street. near Merchant street, and look
/ ar their display OF electric fixtures
piano and reading lamps. II may aid
/ you in your selection of Christmas
gifts Their prices are moderate and
/ the variety to choose from is extern
sive
| Mrs. Bird, one OF the oldest and best
/ known residents of Honolulu. arrived
in town on the Mariposa from San
| Francisco where she had been staying
/ for several months with her daughters.
Mrs. Bird is staying with one of her
| daughters on Vineyard street in this
| city. Mrs. ]. Bryant The old lair.
| though over eighty years of age. is \
good traveller, and enjoyed her trip tc
the Coast and return as much as would
one two score years younger than he-.
| self. She was met at the wharf by her
great grandchildren. and is overjoyed
at being once more back in Honolulu.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-01
A Village Blacksmith Saved His Little Sons
ife

Mr.. III. H. Black. the well known vii
lage blacksmith at Grahamsville. Sulli-
van county, \. Y, says: Our little son.
= years old. has always been subject t.
Group, and so bad have the attacks been
that we have feared many times that he
would die. We have had the doctor and
used many medicines, but Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is now our sole reliance.
1t seems to dissolve the tough mucus and
by giving frequent doses when the croupy
SYMPTOMS appear we have found that the
dreaded Group is cured before it gets set
tied" There is no danger in giving this
remedy for it contains no opium or other
injurious drug and may be given as con-
fidently to babe as to an adult. For
sale by Benson. Smith & CO., general
agents, Territory of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-01
SAWYER FILES A LIEN.
Claims 10 Have Furnished the Late
Contractor Hayden With Cash.

C. Fl. Sawyer has filed carpenters
lien against the building lately erected
on the corner of Fort and Hotel
streets and owned by I.eumel c. Ables,
David Dayton and Charles ]. MeCar-
thy. The lien grew out of the estate
of the late contractor l. \. Hayden,
who recently died and of whose estate
George r. Carter was appointed adj
minissrator. Sawyer claims TO have
furnished cash 10 the amount Of Si25
and nsaccordance with the lien idw
the notice is served within three
months.
The building is one-story brick.
fronting on both Hotel and Fort
streets. The money furnished by
Sawyer he says was to buy brick
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psssRT,or OF FOURTEEN YEARS
ka~ssoss.s Wife Warts osssree-
Lived Together sss one Year.

one year Of happy married lie and
fourteen OF neglect subsequent to d.
sertiou has been she ios os kahafaa
who desires a divorce from Navsiscss-
who has begun suit in pursuance OF
this desire
kahaIaa fled complaint yesterday
in the circuit court in which she says
she vas maTrie. 20 the dsfsadznt AZ
wzikeie. Eva. Island OF oaha. Novem-
Der Z. IsS5. by the Rev kauzihilo-
ne couple lived at Eva for one year
and the woman says she has been true
and faithful 70 her marriage vows. but
kz~ailoa- she alleges. has failed TO
provide suitable maintenance and has
lived separate from her since 1885
She saws he now lives at Hiio.
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Princess Theresa. Sued.

Mrs. Theresa Wilcox was yesterday
made the defendant in law suit by
Cecil Brown. The difficulty is over 5
promissory note of $500 drawn in IA.
yor of H. NJ. Won Holt with Thomas R
Lucas and Charles Wilcox as indors-
ers. Brown secured the note from Won
Holt. The trial will not occur until
the February term OF court.
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U. S. AND EUROPEAN MAILS

VIII be dispatched as per postal schel-
ule and contain supplies of our "Ha'
waiian Souvenir Art Calendar" for
1901. Edition limited. New subjects
better than ever. Strictly high class
work. Best calendar yet produced.
Don't fail to mail one to the friends
at home. Wall Nichols Co. Ltd.