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A GOLF SCORE BOOK.

Tribune readers obtain a handsome golf score
book by sending their addresses and two cents for
postage TO The Tribune.
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Time. .01
start good easily; place same
THIRD RACE-Handlcsp: for three-year-oids ana up
. ward. One and three-sixteenth miles
!. r. Wedeners B.. e. Ten Candles. oy
csndlemas-Tenerine. yrs.. i2o lb.-., , g o,,
ososola Stables b. m Maid Of Harlem; q, ~,
Tirae-2ooHs.
Start good. Won easily
FOURTH RACE-THE SWIFT STAKES; for three year
- olds furiongS.
e lAitleneld's blk. c. Watercoor. oy
T. |stercrsss-sabrina, III NJ shaw shaw 70 III
-"s Da''-i'eei ana ooconnorl 81 10
j. J. McCareffys b. c. The Puritan. by
Deceiyer-Iszzie Montrose. H.. % 4, q +,
demurrer ia . (apencer) is 3-5
Dublin. ill............. .O,ancry) 25-l 5-l
Bedeck .sMounceD CO. 2o-i
Time :25z-
start fair. Won easily place same
FIFTH RACE-Seiling; two-y earoids Five furionss
- q Futurify Course.
ftsnk Farrells ch. c. Dark Secret. by 81 , q
+, naxlm-Fsvorite l15 n. fShawD % IL
d =. keenels ch {. Prophetic by Kings
"a q Grifhn's br. via Oats. by Re. 80 =,
rxultA-spnaway, li3........ tCoehrAnl ~
Ielfss ritz. III. z...-.---.....-. .tSarrigan(o
Pss Pssalr lz--...,...--....-...-. tLancrylo
D'-sonsn. lis 90 connor) POI e-i
nLafi sooo. Won driving place easily
eth kAcE-For rhree-ycsr-olds and upward One ana
r ,te te,sixieeDth mee the turf.
fatLersons b. G. All Green. by
,nsn. y Elersle-Lxxie Pickvick,
49, A" b'.....,. 90 Connor)l 50 OUT
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CYCLING.
PACED RACING DESTINED TO BE POPULAR
TAYLOR is COMING HOME THIS MONTH
AND WILL FOLLOW THE CIRCUIT.

AND WILL FOLLOW THE CIRCUIT.
Middle distance paced races promise to be popular
this season. and the clubs and promoters Offer
Ing larger purses for such contests than ever be-
fore. The first big of this in this district
are scheduled for tomorrow, when will be
conducted at both the Vailshurg and the Manhattan
Beach tracks AT Vailsburg the annual meet Of
the Atalanta Wheelmen will be held. and the
promise to be unusually interesting. The principal
contest of the day will be twenty-five mile motor
W. Ross the midget New-Jersey rider. who has
done good work both sides of the Atlantic. Nc
FarIand, however is confident that he will win the
$500 purse the conditions being that the winner
shall take all AT the Manhattan Beach track
there will be motor paced race. in which several
riders will start and II no accident occurs the
riders may consider themselves fortunate More
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HARVARD

Earned r1lns-Haryard 9; Yale, Three base hits
man. Robertson. winslow. Stolen bases-Reid Devens
First base balls-By CTarkson l; bv / Struck
CTarkson. :: Cook Passed ball-Hlrsh
Time OF game-2lT. Umpire-Snyder
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BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK PLAYS POORLY AND DROPS
INTO THIRD PLACE-EASY VICTORY
FOR PITTSBURG
GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Pittsburg at New-York st Louis at Philadelphia
Cil cinnau az Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston
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AT BOSTON

Boston .............o p 10 2
o 0-3 3
Batteries-Young and Schreck. Harvey and Sullivan.
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Boston. Chicago g. Baltimore 7: Milwaukee, .
Washington. s; Detroit = Cleveland ePhiiadeIphia A
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Another favorite won in the remaining match OF
the championship division, Mrs. III. B. AshmOre, of
Batusrol- Her opponent was Miss Gladys Robin
son. of Wee Burn. who had put Mrs. William
Shippen out the previous day, after tie on the
home green. A brave opening by Mrs. Ashmore
the latter lead of up at the fifth hole
Miss Robinson got the IN clever S. Mrs
Ashmore taking 9. and at the ninth Miss Robinson
l up.
The same close play marked the trip in. but
Mrs AShmore won by up The cards:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Cleveland ........-..o 10 Il
Philadelphia .........2 o o o Ii
Batteries-M Moore and Wood Bernhard and Powers.
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AT BALTIMORE.

baltimGre .....'....2 ! 65 II
Batteries-Nops and Robinson: Sparks and Connor.
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oUAKERs BREAK EVEN WITH ST. LOUIS.

Philadelphia June 2O.-Two games played
by ST. Louis and Philadelphia to-day, and both
Of the dragging sort. though many good plays
were made Eleven innings were required to decide
the first game. and 81. Louis lost through Sud
hoff's wild throw. The visitors the second
game by superior fielding. Delehanty had Op-
portunty at least tie the score in the last Inn
ing. He easy out with three
bases Hallman hit I'm the head by pitched
ball and forced retire Score:
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SECOND GAME.

81. Louis ............0 II o
Batteres-Powen Ryan: White Mcfarland.
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ST Louis; .......2 o % 0
Barteries-sudhon Nichols; Duggeby McFar-
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THE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Seng; for three-year-olds ana up"eio-
furlongs main track r..
St Pl.
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Miss Underhill was paired with Mrs George
Collingwood. one of the strongest players of the
POwelton Golf Club, who was expected to give the
former champion very interesting match. AS II
turned out, the result closer than had
been anticipated. for Miss Underhill only
the last green On the outward trip neither player
had lead of than hole and the
ninth they all Mrs. ColiingwOOd got
the eleventh and thirteenth. In a perfect S.
but lost the two, which again tied the
Facing the sixteenth. Mrs. Coingwood trimmed
the cup for a half In 8. and Miss ITnderhill won.
In crossing the pond the seventeenth. Miss
Underhin failed TO carry the bank and Mrs.
Collingwood took the hole rather easily at TO 5.
The deciding hole by Miss UnderhilIs
clever putting. her opponent failing go down
n ten foot put for a half. The cards:
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underground noise preceded the crip-
ton and was heard as it has now been
learned, for nearly 100 miles IN every
direction. The eruption Of lava tegau
on the Tth of July and contiEIeI till
the 18th, when the fiery streams Of lava
became extinguished. and The eruption
of colossal columns of vapor began. The
lava has flowed into the rivers. poison
ing the water; great number Of fish
that came into them turned back into
the sea. 4 great many dead fish could
also be seen floating in the rive and
sea. \ fine volcanic dust covered every
tree and the entire underground and
grass in the whole Of Southern KAN
chatka. The inhabitants while breath
ing in this dust, have all become af-
fected by a strange cough. An earth
quake lasting several minutes was felt
throughout Kamchatka on Re 9th OF
July. doing much damage 20 houses
and otherwise.
\ CHINESE LADIES PROTEST.
on the 18th uIt. about twenty Chi
nese ladies in sedan-chairs proceeded
to the Registrar Generars Office in
Hongkong, taking with them "A reti-
ton to II. +. the Governor, wEicn was
read To the Hon. a. w. Brewin, pro-
testing against n proposed funigation
scheme. The protest, says the Hong
kong Daily Press. sets forth especially
that the respectable class. are timii
and weak. and. as rule. look upon
mOdesty as the principal virtue They
confiuc themselves n their own apart
ments. being afraid % meeting stran-
gers But when the process IF fumi-
cation IS going on in their houses they
will be compelled To expose themselves
10. rod q
by the vulgar coolic class.
Grown-up girls before being betroth-
ed have, according To Chinese custom.
TO preserve their character o. chastity
by always secludinG themselves in
their houses. But when they are seen
standing in the street thsy cannot
evade adverse criticism which will tend
to enhance the difficulty OF getting be
trothed. and consequently prejudice
their welfare for life.
THE BEACHCOMBER NUISANCE.
We have received postcard signed
*. B." with reference 20 the mater
OF beachcomber in japan and our suS-
gestion that the japanese authorities
should take steps 10 prevent destitute
persons from iaudia-. *. 3 says L
is easier to reach Japan tAan 10 get
away again. In company with two 9th
ars he says. he came from Shanghai 10
NaCasaki in the Jap .nese Storage
(Saikio maru). paying y. 8: then 1"
Kobe by SagaIni maru for Y. :. Find
ing nothing to do here. he went t. the
office 20 try and bu.y tickets pack !"
Shanghai. but was -oId that he must
pay !. % for a pass az. As ~" cannot
Do this, he expects G.eXJ week 10 he IN
the beach. Naturally he wants e. hn'"
why there should be- sucn "a difference
In the fares from Shanghai to Kobe.
and from Kobe to Shanghai. The
trouble is" he says. that the japanese
.reat all foreigners as tourists aTd
want big money" and he thinks il
would be better If the big price was Iut
1n at the other end to block people
coming TO the country rather than 10
prevent them getting away aGG'Ii---
Kobe Chronicle.
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- DIRTY YEARS away from Hawaii
and now returned. is the story Of
- Mrs. cambridge. given 9elow:
Mr.. and Mrs. cambridge arrived in
Honolulu on the Sierra two weeks ago.
MRS cambridge is a Hawaii1n and for
" years ago. when about ...elve years
of age. she was taken to tie sta.es by
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Levers. hCr par
ents being dead at the time. Ter ma
tive name is Kapoina.
With the Levers family. Kapoina
travelled extensively throushoua the
United states. After a while she made
the acquaintance Of Smith n;tndridge,
a colored man VINO fell in love with
her and married her.
daughter was born to thcm. Mrs.
J. n Mokumaia. now residing in Hon
oiulu. She met her husband in Chicago
under romantic circumstances about
three years ago. Mokumaia. who is to-
day Inspector Of Fish in this city, ar
rived in Chicago. with Buffalo BnFs
Wild West show. to which h. Was at
tached as a rough rider. Mrs. Dan
bridge who was living in chicago at
the time, happened To visit the show
and noticed that there wee several
Hawaiians among the performers. She
wanted her daughter 70 marry pure
blooded Hawaiian. but hitherto that
had seemed to be out Of the question.
Here. then. she thought. was = chance
for her dream to be realized.
With this in mind she sought cut an
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ed a Duke on the Goth ult.
THE WARSHIP "CHIsHI3IA."
The tenth anniversary Of the sad ac-
cident which befeu the warship CHS
himar was observed at Yokosuka on the
2Oth ult. Some 1900 naval officers and
men attended the ceremony on che oc-
casion. 1t is reported that the surviv
ors among the crew of the Inflated
warship are only Captain Kaburasi.
then her commander, Junior Captain
Bi5ikata, then her navigating officer,
and two naval sub-omcers.
PACIFICATION Or MANCHUEIA.
The clearing of northern Manchuria
from bands of marauders (ex-BoxersJ
and ex-Chinese soldiers Is being grad
ually accomplished. From the 18th Of
October, to the Attn OF November, z02
ex-soldiers surrendered near Grin, $50
near Kuachensi, 1876 near N:nguta and
1873 at different other places a total CT
81 men. There have di.o surrendered
during August and September cat men.
and during the June expedition of
General Kanlbars, 631 more, aggregat-
ing in all 2216 ex-soldiers and Boxers,
Of whom. the most trustworthy ones.
were delivered to the Chinese Dzian-
Dzuns to serve in the native police
force: some We're banished to the inter
Tor of China. and some 10 their native
T1la
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tioneer. There was a fair attendance
Of prospective bidders and tire curious.
a large proportion being japanese. The
property was put up in eight lots and
the general result was s follows:
Electric light plant 7. 1890: contents
of building Y 475: debris Of buudiu"
Y. 70. The time limit for tie removal
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EVA PLANTATION co.

TIL. STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS
OF this company viii be closed 70
transfers from Monday December p.
1901. to Tuesday, December 81, 1901 IN
elusive.
W 4. BOWEN,
6044 Treasurer, Eva Plantation Co.
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CATION, NELL & CO. LTD.-Bngi-
neers, Electricians and Boilermakera,
Honolulu.
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& PAGE. Architects and
Builders.-Ofice, rooms Pa, Arlington
Annex. Honolulu II. l.; sketches and
correct estimates furnished at short
notice: Tel 229: p o. box 773
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RISDON IRON WORKS. Engineers
and builders OF Pumping and Sugar
Machinery and complete power
Tel. 1874. tEN
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ENGRAYERS.

y. BEAKBANE.-Card Engraving and
Stamping; room 3. Elite Building.
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sEQUEL "a NE E1IRE.

An auction Of the relics Of the Orien-
tai Hotel. Yokohama, was held on No
vember 2sth on the scene Of the late
fire. Dir. John ". Hall 5@iTE the auc-
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THE sHOKoNsKA sHEINE.

Rather u gigantic plan for The laying
ont Of Shokon ground is on foot. IN the
first place the tori (stone G2te) is TO
be removed 10 the side Of tle Omura
p. onunent at q cost OF 5000 yen. In the
second place tFa hedge around the old
circ-s wiz be replaced by & stone wall,
nior will be mounted with many
.aouza~ds Of he rifles md suns which
nave been capt. ed II 'hina and
hi-h viii be arr nFel f. Z shape Of
liling The ms. p Of tn wall VIII
De planted with large trees. The plan.
the cost Of which viii reach an cnor-
nous sum. viii be carried out after
t-e festival OF next A,ay.--Japan
Zines
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I}I{OIEER.

Z. J. WALKER.-Cof Broker; buys
and sells Coffee in any quantity.
Room 4. Spreckels Block
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DIR. r. 1. MOORE.-Dentist; room A0k
Parrott building, San Francisco.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN & CO.-5O3-sst
Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main 90.
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR c. ALEXANDER Survey.
or and Engineer, 4O9 Judd Bldg, p.
0. box 732.
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STENOORAPnERs.

J. u. AVERY.-Public Stenographer.
room 2. 164 Hotel ST., over Hart q
Co: Tel. Main 20; House. Blue POLL
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e. TAPPAN TANATT.- Civil and
Electrical Engineer; P. O. box 90:
Office, room 3, Spreckels' block: Tel.
791 Blue; residence, S441 Blue.
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DIR. T. MOTONAGA.-46 Beretania ST..
between Fort and Nuuanu; ofiea
hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
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DR.. A. C. WALL. DR.. o. E. WALL
Office hours, a. m. to 4 .. M; Love
bldg; Fort ST.: Tel. 434.
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DIR. DERBY.-Mott-Sm Smith bldg, cor.
Fort md Hotel Sts.; office hours. .
to T.
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DIR. GEO. H. HUDDY.-MeIntyre
bldg, rooms and 2; 8 am. to 4 pm.
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J. M. WHITNEY, MD, D.DS.-Boston
Bldg. Fort St, above May & Cos:
hours. to 8; Tel. Main III.
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N. e. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea ST.,
three doors above Masonic Temple,
Honolulu; office hours, am. to pm.
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z. r. HEMENWAY.-Offic 40S Judd
building; Telephone S14 Main.
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MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOI.-Loye bldg.
Fort st. It's methods are the result
OF So years experience in teaching.
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TYPEWRITING.

MISS ELLA X Y1ON.-Publia
Typewriter: office with David Day
ton, 1877 Merchant St
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Hawaiian lady in the company and
asked her If there was an Hawaiian
travelling with the show who would
threat her daughter we'll If he were mar
ried TO her. She was introduced to
Mokumaia and shortly afterwards the
wedding took place. Afterwai ds Mr..
ind Mrs. Mokumaia returned 20 the
Hawaiian Islands.
] Meantime the Dandridges resided IN
Akron, Ohio. Not long ago the SON
fn-law wrote and told the OLD folks TO
come to Honolulu, where ne had a
home provided for them. Thy arrived
here two weeks ago and -Aer@ was a
happy reunion.
Notwithstanding that she has been
away for over forty years. Mrs. Dan
bridge has not forgotten the language
of her country and adapted herself i'm
mediately to Its peculiar customs Of
diet.
Mr. cambridge. who IS an electrical
engineer by profession, was !,orn in
servltude in Mexico After the war he
cultivated a natural taste or mechan-
les and turning his attention to cleo
tricity soon became an expert n this
particular line.
He has worked for years w.:h Edison.
Ffe was personally acquainted @iTh the
late President Mckinley when ne was
Governor Of Ohio. Mr. DanIridge
brought WIKI him number rc ter-i-
monials from prominent men. ino'.-3-
ing very kind }-tte~ from ] lark
Alexander an Ohio Senator. II intends
to end nis days tere and will after
while - 70 work ct MS chosen voca-
ton.
ee.Ge0c0o0oG> 5000 &G ee -
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DIR. c. B. HIGH.-PhiladeIphia Dental
College. 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel
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DIR. A. N. STANDARDIZATION Bldg;
hours, II to 1. to 8, Z to s; Sundays,
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ARCHITECTS.

EDWARD r. SWAIN Stange invalid
bldg, Honolulu; Crocker BLDG. san
Francisco.
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l. NJ. LONG.-Ofices 81 & IS, Campbell
blk. cor Fort & Mer. SITS; Tel. NJ. 27s.
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ATTORNEYS.

LYLE A. DICKEY.-King and Bethel
SITS; Tel. Main S12.
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". G. ROGERS, M.D.-Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat; 1146 Alakea St. opposite
Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment
for deafness.
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THE wARsHIP "CHIsHI21A."

or Of China, was deposed ana appoint
ed a Duke on the Goth ult.
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INSURANCE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets Dec. 81, 1900, 1926, 1853, 152 81
S. 3. ROSE. Agent. Honolulu.
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JEWELLERS.

J. MORGAN.-Art Jewelry, Precious
Stones, Opals cut: Curios and Fore
eign Stamps: 1858 Fort street
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SHREVE e CO.-San Francisco Jew
elers and Silversmiths. See advertise
ment inside.
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JAMES r. TAYLOR, Nj. Am. Soc. c. Z.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 3OS
Judd Blk. Honolulu; p. o. box 7eS
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Ii HUNG CHANGES WEALTH.

Some incredibly is eXpresse by the
p. and T. Times as to the stories circu-
lated from time to time "a 10 L Hung
Chang's wealth. According t. our con-
temporary. the only three foreigners
who knew the deceased Chinese states
man intimately scoff at the preposter-
Gus notions abroad "a 70 his wealth.
The onUs of proof in these matters
lies with those who make the assertion.
and We are confident they would find
il an exceedingly difficult ;'Iing 10 cs-
IA blish'
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ERITPTION In KAMCHATKA.

During the month of July last. begin
ming on the TIN and ending on the
22d. there were constant eruptiOns OF
the "Tuatch" volcano on the KAN
chatka Peninsula 4 terrific roaring.
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of the bris is Deceuber 30th. under L
heavy penalty.
CHINESE HEIR-APPARENT De
POSED.
The government is IN receipt Of an
official telegram to the effect that Pu
Chun the Teir-ADFaren 20 tn. 1mper-
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FRED W. MILVERTON.-Roo s03-
S04 Stangenwald block; Tel. Main Ss5.
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CONTRACTORS.


WIN. T. PATY.-Contractor and Build
e.. stone and office fitting; brick,
wood. or stone building; shop, Hotel
St, near barracks; res. 1871 Anapuni
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THE FAN INDUSTRY.

The fan industry at Ky0t) Is report
ed to be steadily growing. There are
al present ninety fan manu- tac turing
firms in the city. and the value OF the
fans exported abroad this year 30 far
amounts TO Y. 900, 600 The fan manu-
facturers at Osaka. Kyoto { II NasOya
at 4 recent conference agreed to organ
ize a guild and endeavor to extend the
market for fans The manufacturers At
Kyoto have agreed among themselves
to subscribe 7. l each from his month.
which money viii be deposited in a
bank and used in aid Of the expenses
Of those manufacturers who send goods
to the coming exhibit N a. Osaka.
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CONTINUED on Page 1s.l
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PETERSON & MATTHEWMAN.- p.
o. box 500; is Kaahumanu St
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PHYSICIANS.

LUELLA s. CLEVELAND, M.D.-Of-
flee. 1852 King ST.: hours, 9 to Il a M.
8 to 5 p. M; Tel. White Ali
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Foreign Letters
Pruni LUNA
The Record Breakers Of Rope rtOire
Business.

The return Of the ever popular
Ewing-Taylor combination Is her
aided with delight by all our theatre
goers. This organization will be re-
membered as visiting our city last
season. They return now with Mr..
Albert Taylor and Miss Gertrude
Ewing heading one Of the strongest
repertoire companies in the middle
west and south, producing their own
royalty plays, with all special
scenery, calcium and electrical cf-
fects, carrying carload OF special
scenery. This company carries more
vaudeville artists than any other
like company now travelling. Their
prices are within the reach Of all
10, ~ and - cents. Ono lady free
tonight with one paid 30 cents ticket,
provided il is reserved before six
O'Clock tonight