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AUCTION SALE.

* 81
Baby GRAND PIANO,
etc, at Auction--We will sell at auc-
tion at the residence, No. 901 Summit
av., on Tuesday, May 2S, at 10 a. M, the
entire contents of the above residence,
consisting of one baby grand Steinway
piano, one combination billiard and pool
table, with cues, balls, ETC., complete;
one fine old mahogany sideboard, very
antique, in fine condition; mahogany
extension table'eand chairs, nice as
sortment of parlor chairs and rockers,
solid mahogany bookcase and desk COM
bined, center tables, bedrooms suites
brass bed, hair mattresses, one fine
cak combination folding bed; all the AK
minister and other rugs throughout the
house, two refrigerators. kitchen range
all the fine china, cut glassware
silverware, bric-a-brac, lace curtains,
draperies and other furnishings that Is
necessary to furnish a first-class resi-
dence. Your attention is especially
called to the Stenway piano; also the
mahogany sidebeard as 1t is a chance
OF lifetime to have an opportunity
to bid on that class of goods at auction
The sideboard is a rare piece Goods
can be seen morning of SALE Be sure
and attend If you want bargains. Kav-
ana9gh Bros, Auctioneers, office, 1915
III Sixth ST
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BICYCLES

RAM MBLERS-One thousand riders in ST.
Paul will vouoh for them; second hand
wheels 500 up, we repair all makes
Bird Cycle Company, II and 73 West
Seventh
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CHIROPODIsTs.

Good for all kinds Of sore feet, frost.
corns, callouses, dry hot and scaIded
feet, cuts, burns, etc, on sale at all
druggists. All ailments Of the feet
treated at office, Endicott Arcade es-
tablished eighteen years.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES


SECONDHAND LOGGING HORSES
Barrett & Zimmerman Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul, Mimi, have just re-
loads of second hand logging horses
with harnesses, all in first-class condi-
ton, which must be sold at once with
this is your greatest opportunity to buy
good hardy working horses at your
own price.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GOOD BASS FISHING ut Poplar Lake
Good accommodation at the new resort.
Poplar Lake Park. Will meet trains
at Taylor's Fall, when requested. Di-
rect all mail to box Sc st. CroiX Falls
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OA . To RTA,
,, Bears the ~ The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature os &xN2zAz@m
GEORGE F. GILMAN's ESTATE.
Proceedings in Suit of Mrs. Hall as
Adopted Daughter

Adopted Daughter
HARTFORD, Conn, May M-fIenry c.
White, of New Haven, was appointed by
Judge Shipman in the United States cir-
cult court today as referee, to act on the
motion of the Bridgeport Trust COM
pany administrator of the Gilman es-
tate, to strike from the complaint of Mrs.
Helen Potts Hall against the company
certain portions and allegations alleged
to be irrelevant. Mrs Hall in her com
plant claims that she was the adopted
daughter Of Mrs Gilman, and that there
fore she is entitled to his estate
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Proposals for stone Sidewalks at
White Bear, Minn.

Sealed proposals wanted for about 1.5O0
feet stone sidewalk or more in the vii
lage of White Bear, Ramsey county.
Mimi, at any time prior to June 3. 1901
at o'clock p. m.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. All bids marked .Stone Sidewalk
Proposals. and addressed to the Village
Recorder. White Bear, MINI.
LOUIS M. REIF.
Recorder
White Bear, May q, 1901.
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House Paints 8Oc to S5c Gallon,
Barn Paints 45c to SGc Cal.

Others have advanced their prices on Paints. We
had heavy contract and have not No better pnint
made. Sample color caro- of paints FREE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

- ~ %~~r~|~~r~~~N~~~NO~-~~~SO-~~
MARE LOST-Lost or straved from +ha
pasture near Kentucky street, white
mare, weight !, 300; had rope around her
neck. Return to S. Strevnosky, 169 Ken
lucky street.
MARE LOST-Dark bay mare from
South Park; branded G. T. on left
Hank. Leave word at 1853 South wa
basha. Seth GordY.
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Where Wants Gan Be
...Zeff for Insertion Igs...
The Globe
NJ the Rate of Gent per
Word. FLO insertions &C.
Gepfea Eess9 tkass IS Gents.
!dscrd cisirveyants. Fortrns Teller AMI
Medical Classfications
2 Gents, Fer. Wort.
ftlEserticn sccsptsdless than rs cs1tA
2 Gents, Fer. EW0s.az.
WANT COLUMA BRANCH OFFICES.
! Insertion accsDtsdlsss than rs os1tl

SONGER BROS.n Druggists,
Selby avenue corner ST. Adams: 400 Sell
3y avenue, and 84s University avenue.
RICE STREET PHAKMAGY &C A,oo oo.
ALBERT W. BORK.
Corner Mississippi and Nash streets.
SSAIM4FiBELL 3 IN p BROS. Selby and Victoria.
srR g; 3. 4S9F7 R4SE9FEVEs, Druggist. Seven corners.
STRAIGHT BRE0s.., Drugglsts. .4uoo+s
A, T. GTERNsEY ( SON, Druggists, :
PEOPLES PHA6NAeE s. AZ seventh street.
E. B. ROLLINS, b:asgist,
SEVER. wEsTBTo e B1aggfIsts Bysg fdtse'A
Maria avenue a nd East Third street.
w. A. FROST & &C.. Druggists.
Selby and Western avenues.
WALIElR NELSON. Druggist
selby and Western avenues.
A. & G. SCHUMACHER. Druggists,
HoLcoMB & MSeNGsoS: a. MS SSVS"'" 9'
YosTs PHARMACY.
Dale and University.
BoTMER & CO., Druggists,
67S Grand avenue. corner st. Albans.
Z. 7. HELLER Colonnade.
j. T. JEI4INEK & CO.
A. "A, CAMPBELL. west 9eVen'" S''s'
W. Louis and Rondo streets.
East Seventh street corner sibley.
H. J. MCALl. 483 Broadway.
DRE1s' PHARMACY.
GEORGE c. DhvFNPoRT' NH19 T"U ''
JOHN BoD1NE IS e e.: Est Seventh street
8s1 Payne avenue.
B. A. TREAT 442 Broadway street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

o~~~-N~N~~N~~~-~~-o~~~-~
LA WSON ST, a WItST-For rent, rooms,
furnished or unfurnished for light
housekeeping; also a furnished front
room.
AT FOUR HOTELS NEWLY FURNISH
ed and papered rooms; all prices, DAY,
week or month; depot cars pass the
doors; The Western, los East Eighth
Imperial Hotel, is East Eighth: Yukon
Hotel, 127 East Eighth; Economy Hotel,
$50 Jackson St; transient trade solicited
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FOR. SALE

-@N"N~@-~-~oNN~~-O-~-~~~~~ ~~~~N~-O~-~-~-~~~~-o-~0~
FURNITURE and carpets complete for
ilve-room fat. by party leaving city;
bargain. 760 Wabasha
FOR SALE-Funiture and carpets Of
five rooms, complete for nousekeoning
for sale cheap. Room 200 Glnhe RIde
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CARPET CLEANING

--~~N-~O~~~-~~o~~~~~oO~I~~No
CARPETS, mattresses and feathers rem
ovated; rugs woven for old carpets
Helps Carpet Cleaning Works, lis Uni
versity av. Tel. H4-J2
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MEDICAL.

Co~oN"N"~oO~~N-~-o-~-~-~-~
SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE GREAT
French Eye Water; the best remedy
known for weak or in1amed eyes
granulated or scaly eyeIids etc: Is
cents per bottle. If your druggist don t
keep 1t, send direct to r. A Upham
Ill East Seventh street. st. Paul. sent
by mail postpaid for 25 cents.
I ADIEs! Use Chichester English PennyroyaI Pills.
In Besti SnteEti Only Reliable. Take NO other
Buy Of ogr DruYgist, or send &C., stamps, FOR PartG.
ulzrs end "Rse for Ladies' iR letter by return mail
CbleheSter Chemical Co.. Philada., Pa.
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BOARD OFFERED.


THE COLONNADE has several rooms,
single and en- suite, to let, with first
class hotel table; meals by day. week
or month
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DATE OF HEARING FIXED.
Railroad Commission Names July 8
for ReOpening of Iron Ore Cases.

The state railroad and warehouse COM
mission has at last fixed the date for
and the day named is July g. This action
was made possible by the roads fling
stipulations acknowledging the iurisdic-
ton OF the board. In their communica-
tions the railroads asked that the hear
ing be fixed for some time in the sum
mer, with the result that the above date
was named.
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Standing IRE TRIP WELL
MRS M'FINLEY HAS HAD NO SET
BACK YET ON HER JOUR-
NEY EAST
TO REACH CAPITAL THURSDAY
President and Cabinet Are Greatly
Pleased at Supreme Court De-
cisiOn in Case of Downes
VS.. Government.

JUDESBURG, Col, May N-The presi-
Dental train made the third days run
On the homeward journey without in
cident. Brief stops were made for water
and to change engines at Rawlins, Lar
annie and Cheyenne, Wyo., ard Kimball
and Sidney, Neb. The president made no
remarks at any of these places but ap-
peared upon the rear platform and shook
hands with some of those nearest the
car
Mrs. Mckinley is standing the trip very
well, and seems rejoiced that every hour
brings her nearer home
PLEASED AT DECISION.
At Sidney, Neb., the president and the
cabinet received the official information
that the supreme court had decided the
insular cases in accordance with the con-
tentions of the government. The news
came in the shape of a telegram from
Solicitor General John K. Richards 1t
was brief however and contained 70 de-
tails beyond the bare announcement that
the administration had been susta ned.
Naturally the president and the cabinet
officers were elated at the victory, al
though they have never doubted that the
decision would be ia favor Of the gov
ernment. The members Of the ca met
aboard the train declined to express their
opinions for publlcatlon in advance OF a
perusal of the text Of the opinion.
OMAHA THIS MORNING.
Arrangements for running the presi-
dents train from Chicago to Washing
ton were completed this morning. Tne
train will arrive at the national capital
at 7:30 Thursday morning. Omaha will be
reached tomorrow morning at 7:30, and
slow run will be made to Chicago, timed
to have the train arrive there early We'd
nesday morning.
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Surveys Road Carts Road Wagons, sieighs Bobs and
prTn I!ers aV go 80 PER CENT LESS THAN THEY
ness Catalogue contains the atest and best goods for
tyo SEND your name at once and will send it free
sE' MfREEAPOLIS, 6sINNESOTA.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


From San Francisco. per Q. s. 5.
Sonoma. Jan. 20.-Miss Alexander. \.
II. Bachelor. Mrs. c. n. Badgley. II.
p. Baldwin and wife Mrs C. l., Ban
croft. Mrs. II A. borthwick, E. Brown
and wife E. Is. Bull. Mrs L. H. Burns.
s. p. Cannell and wife. C. Il. Carter
and wife. Mrs r. Cation and > child
ren. Miss Cation. DR. f. c. Clanham
and wife. c. H. Chase. l. Chase. W. G.
Cooke and wife. =. r. Crawford. Mrs.
W. z. Davis. c. s. DeSky. James DOYLE
and wife. c. r Dyke. wife and maid.
George e. Fletcher. John Gait and
wife. Miss C. Gait. c. A. Glover. W. j.
Halloran. Miss Halloran. Or. Jesse
Hawes and wife. s. Henerv and wife,
T. Hoizhausen and wife. =. L. Hoogs
wife and child, II. Jacobs. Miss H L.
James Miss B. Johnson. E. Kennellv.
H Nimball and wife. J.. NJ. lew. F.
NJ. Lewis. l. P. Mccoy. A McNallv.
Miss H. Meade. Mrs e Muir. Miss
Muir. Miss F., Neife. Henry Newell
and wife. W. H. Newell Joseph Mes
sen. Miss c. PalecE. ] II. Pavne 2.
Peiehoux. Miss L. Pitkin. W f. Ran
some. r. c. Rawlins. Dr. F. ]. Ravner
and wife. Mrs. r. Rhodes. A. W. Rice
Miss H T. Rice. b W. Ripley and
wife. Or. &. F. Sanoow and wife. Miss
NJ B. Simmonds. 2. NJ. Smith. c. y.
solomon. J. c. Spencer and wife. ].
B. Stetson. wife. child and maid. E F.
Sweeney. Miss l.. A. Tisdale. F. A.
Won Armin. Charles Wall. c. b. Wei
mer. Miss DR.. Wells, J. n. Whited. 4.
". Wilson and wife. G. II. Winston.
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Brewers wharf TO the north side uf
the Railroad wharf
The Eel Telephone Company has
paid Professor Michael l. Pupin sS05.-
600 for his trsns-oceanic method If
telepnouing.
The dredger at Navy wharf viii be
busy for ten days more al least u
may be a month before the work Of
cleaning out the slip is finished
The Californian is dIscnarging her
cargo Of hay and feed stuffs at the
Railroad wharf. She expects to sail
for Hilo Saturday.
ShipbuildinE Is booming up the
Coast From San Diego 70 the Sound
men are working in every shipyard
getting vessels of the ways. and still
the demand is greater than the supply.
Mate Splfcer Of the Florence leaves
that vessel soon to command a vessel
Of his own. Mate Brewer of the Car
Teton VIII soon be made hrst officer
Of the American-Hawaiian steamer
American.
On January %. at San Francisco.
the Annie Johnson was loading meT-
cnandise for Hilo: the Dora Bluhm
merchandise for Kahului; tne Galilee
merchandise for Honoipu; the Olym-
pic merchandise for Honolulu.
The Hanalei the inter-Island
Steamship Company new vessel, IS
expected here about February 10 She
is under the command of Captain J..
s. Green. formerly of the Waialeale.
His bride will accompany him.
The Mikahala is at her berth un-
loading. She had for her inward pas
sengers. Mrs. II. +. Fayes. Mrs. ..
Isenberg and Miss Fayes. There were
four deck passengers. She brought
1850 a and B bags of sugar. and five
packages of merchandise.
Mrs. A. II. Nance and Mr.. Fred
Taylor and wife are passengers on
the Hongkong Maru who will stay
over at Honolulu until the next Nara
steamer Dounu for Yokohama touches
here. Mr. Taylor is an African ex-
plorer of more than ordinary renown.
The Noeau arrived at the Inter
Island Steamship Company's wharf
yesterday morning. She brought three
deck passengers and 1920 bags of su-
gar for c. Brewer & &C. Her sugar
list reads. X s. NJ. $500: V. R.. 200;
G. & r. 1926: X. P, $500: P. $500;
p. H. NJ. 9100; NJ. S. Co. 11.S25; K.
s. Co. 5000.
The San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change received news of the San
Francisco owned steel four-masted
bark Hawaiian isles at Melbourne.
She left Puget Sound for Australia
more than two months ago with a car
go Of lumb~-. OF Flattery she was
crucht in heavy storm and the deck
load was washed away. taking with II
nearly all the starboard bulwarks.
The vessel was not otherwise dam
aged and will be repaired and load
coal at Newcastle for Honolulu.
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PORTUGUESE HAVE TROUBLE
And Air Their Difference Before
Judqe Wilcox.

Judge Wilcox nad a varied calendar
yesterday morning. ]. Pulihale was
number one on he docket He was
arrested for making a target of his
sister. How enectual IS work as a
gun fighter is estimated. will be
known later. hls sister is in the
hospital in a precarious condition.
J. Elson, who has been suffering
from delirimu tremens. was ordered
to the hospital for treatment
Kawasaki. a Japanese arrested for
cruelty 10 animals. pleaded guilty and
was fned five dollars.
Jordes F'reitas was hneQ ten dol
lars for assaulting fellow Portu-
gueSe named =. Cordeire. It seems
tha, bad blood has existed between
the two men for sometime, and when
ever Freitas becomes intoxicated he
lakes out his ancient grudge on his,
cOuntryman.
Several other unimportant cases
were disposed of.
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-HE arrival of the Sonoms and
the HouEKong Maru we're the
two leading incidents along the
water front yesterday. The fact that
The new vessel beat the older one on
her maiden trip was a matter OF sur
prise 90 everyone. the officers Of both
vessels Included
u seems. from such reports as have
been brought in. that me Porto Rica0s
who were brought over % fill the
slump IN the local labor market. are
not very well impressed with the Pa
raEt-a ul the Pacific. Some of those
who vent 20 Maui on the Keauhou
behaved So that il was necessary 10
use force % induce them 90 be good.
They complained ot everything from
tho Scenery 10 the food
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VIII Carry Coal.

Tho harkCntine ". H. Dimond will
probably never be seen in San Fran
cisco Bay again. She is bringing a
general cargo from the city to Homo
lulu and on her arrival here viii be
dismantle3 and turned into a coal
hulk and used 10 supply the steam
ships OF the Oceanic Steam
ship Company and will probably end
her days in Hawaiian waters. Cap
tain HoDdlettc. now master Of the fine
new steamship Sierra, was formerly
I'm command OF the Dimond. while
Captain Drew. now Of the Andrew
WoIch. served seven years in her.
The Dimond is a good carrier and has
always MADE quick runs She will be
missed on the coast.
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Shipment Of Koa Wood.

The little steamer Albion sailed last
night for the mainland. Her cargo is
made up of empty bottles and Koa
wood The logs will be- sent East
to f1 private order Immediately up-
on their arrival I'm San Francisco.
This native wood is fast attracting
Tho attention II deserves in other CON.
mun.tics and only that the home de
mand cannot De supplied a large ex-
port Of 10 would speedily develop
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ARRIVED.

Gas scf Eclipse. Townsend. from
Kona and Maui ports: sheep and FIRE
wood.
Str Noeau. Wyman. from Kauai with
1920 bags sugar for c. Brewer & Co.
Str Nikahala. Petersen. from kau-
al with 1850 bags sugar for Alexander
a Baldwin. 3 pkgs sundries.
O. 5. s. Sonoma. Van Oterendorp,
10 days from San Francisco.
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II Is stated that articles of az

II is stated that articles of agree
ment for a fgnt between Kid Mccoy
and Tom Shsrkey were signed Janu-
AIRY 18th. and the forfeit money was
placed in the hands of Al Smith rs
stakeholder. February 18th is the
date and Jim kennedy's Twentieth
Century Athletic Club OF San Francis
co is the place where they viii fight
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Declared Bankrupt.

Pang Hoy. doing business under the
style Of NAN wo Hop Kee. has been
adjudge1 bankrupt by F. E Thomp-
son. referee in bankruptcy. 4 trustee
is yet 10 be appointed, The bsnkruut
owes unsecured 1ebts amounting 10
s6s4s.s7. His assets he puts down AT
ss4sS. So. Of which s3S2s.se is book
accounts and interests in otaer con-
Germs. The principal debtor isFook
Ling Lung Co. who is debited with
a. 100.
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The OIyvpie Wins.

The four-masted bark Olympic ar-
rived I'm San Francisco from Honolulu
January 20 after a run Of nineteen
DAYS There was considerable bet
ting along the San Francisco front
over q race between the Olympic, he
fourmasted schooner Rosamond and
thu bark Mama Ala. Two days previ-
ous 20 this. the Kosamond was re-
porter arrived but il turned out
that the schooner spoken was the Lot
tic Bennett so the Olympic has won
the race. Strange TO say. the captain
OF the bark reports noting but light
winds and calms. while along the
coast q storm OF hurricane force Tas
RACED for nearly . month.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Hongkong Maru sails at noon
today
All the vessels in the harbor are
flying their flags al half mast
The S. n. Castle has moved from
Irmgard wharf TO the south side If
the Railroad wharf.
The Albert has been hauled from
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SALES.

Twenty kihei pd. SIS: so Eva. SIS:
10 Eva. s2S: so EVA. S2s: so Eva.
SIS: 25 Eva. s2S; % Eva. SIS: 20
olaa pd. si4: so olaa pd. sI3.15; 20
olaa pd. s13.s5: 10 waiaiua. slal.
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General Leonard E Ross is dead at
Galesburg. Ill, aged II. He was
hero OF two wars. having served with
distinction in the United ~.ates army
during the Mexican and Civil wars.
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When the Senate convened on Jan
uary 18th Senator Lodge of Massachu-
sefts presented the credentials Of his
colleague. Mr.. Hoar, who was elected
recently for term OF six.years. begin
ming March 9Th NEXT
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DEPARTED.

Am bkt John Smith. Anderson. for
the Sound
Schr Luka. Kalua. for Paauilo.
X. s s. Albion, Anderson. for San
r francisco.
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sL,--a Three DAYS late.

Word came by the S0noma yester-
da- thar the Sierra left Australia three
days late This will bring her 20 this
port about February lst. 1t is not eX-
pertea that she viii maze up much
of the time lost by her delay in sail
iuE
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for the
next thirty days are as follows:
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Two Vessels Probably LOST.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s4-Grave
fears for the safety Of the British
ship Liverpool are entertained She
sailed from this port on August %
last for Uiogo. Japan. a day or two
acr @ premium was paid on her in
sn-ance The Liverpool Is S33 feet
long. s7 feet beam. depth of hold =
feet She Is practically a new vessel
ana is owned by the Leland shipping
Company. Her cargo consisted Of l.
&e2 600 gallons of ell in cases. valued
at Sl24.ttT. She was under charter
by the Standard Oil Company. The
Liverpool was spoken by the Ameri-
can bark 2. y. Nowatt. Captain Henry.
ON October 81 last. IN latitude 24e
south Longitude 26.06 The recent
storms on the Pacific coast have been
responsible for many vessels being
given up for lost which were overdue
ri FAR East points.
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HARNESS and SADDLES.

Just received. large inroice Of Cali
fornia and American SADDLES. Also
fne sos OF Light HARNESS and
TRIMMINGS. which viii be sold st
Rock sosscrn Prices Largest and best
assortment OF Whips. Brushes and Bits
in Honolulu
Drop In anS BE- convinced Repair
ing promptly executed at reasonable
prices
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The sOnOn'a and the HOnskOns maru.

The Sonor'a and the Hongkone Hsru.
That IL never rains but il pours.
was eNemplifed by the way in which
two trans oceanic steamers came into
the harbor yesterday from the main
land. AS early as half past nine word
came in from the head that an ocean
steamer was coming from the north
west As TO whether she vas he So
mona or the Hongkong Maru. vas
mooted question. In fact il was not
until IL became evident that sl.c huge
two. stacker was without Il DOW spirit
that the eNpectant ones knew her TO
be the Sonoma. Her passenger list
was one of the largest ever brought
20 this port The run was made IN
just Eve days and eleven hours from
san Francisco. She started two hours
after the sailing OF the Hongkong
Maru. The run could have been made
in less time than was consumed had
Il not Jeen that thick weather and
a wise fear OF taxing the new machin-
cry OF the vessel too heavily. pre-
vented. >H
Il was Just half after Eve Yesterday
afternoon when the gang plank of the
Maru liner was let down. During the
first two days out. she hattled with
heavy seas. running az eleven knots
an hour After this. her sailing be-
came much smoother. and she toiled
AZ her customary speed OF thirteen
and a half knots an hour. She came
in ahead OF time. as she was not due
until touay. Considerable time was
i.
Pacific dail dock. as the Fearless was
on the marine railway and the Elen
was towing IN the Diamond Head.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-31

A government transport from San
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-02-13
THE PASSING THR0NG.
All the Worlds q Stage and Each
one plays Part.

w. c. Wells is here today from
Rolf.
7. j. Lowe of Guthrie is in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Costen are
here from Ada.
+. A. Hammond of Denison is
at the Wilmington.
F. A. Tyler OF Gainesville was
in the city yesterday.
c. w. Bryant of Whitewright,
Tex, is at the Wilmington.
Nathan Adler of Davis is in at
tendance at court again today.
Sumner Heath formerly of this
place, now of Little Rock, is visit.
ing here.
ii. Aaronson left last night for
points up the road and will return
this afternoon.
VIM. +. Warren of Berwyn is
shaking hands with his friends in
Ardmore today.
James &. Minter Of Marlin
Tex, is visiting at the home Of 7
A. Ledbetter, this city.
w. w. Houser come in las
night from Colorado, where he hal
been visiting his children. Ii,
leaves tomorrow for Paris, Texas
Moran Scott came up on tn,
noon train from Gainesville, wher,
he has been attending his mother
bedside. He reports her mucl
better.