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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
ATroHHEY8AT LAW.

Wa a. HuffNEH attorney al
law. suits prosecuted ana d"fsHaz
cd ia all courts. lb ytHfb ehpsit=
euge. ErataediuHa 400 baukfaptaf >
Companies Incorporated. AbttfE rs
carefully aa# mined. collie TOM
made IN ali parts az the United
States Highest commercial and
bank reference. 5i3 Third ave-
nue. Phone Main 1000.
j. o.. NALL u and ~ fiurwcll bloc (.
100 Columbia st. Phone. Eiue sH1
General practice In 900 abe courts
Damage Cases q Frrrgty.
Moderate Fees Complication free.
IIARTFoRb nEAUMO SIT. COUNSEL
or-at-iaW Dexter iiori ~ l'ahk ia
~ q. F0hrEH. Mutual Lie bid.
Phone Main az
a. n MAHTfE GO Mutual Life bid
j. a EEEtaaa. 80 Bale building.
HENsas 2 AUST 81 iosto1 TOOK
W -. IAMBuTH. 1os-s. Pacine blk.
a e MAepoNALD. 900 Burke sd.
Root ralmef 8 brown. pioneer bid.
- = co%0tER $3.50 Hanor bldg.
LYNN i KNAfr l6HaiIer hIdv
@ wAHn KIM 81 lu.ke n.ae.
81 BE- poraIAF .ol SEES YorF blk.
HIrHana 9sbOHN JOSS n Y BIZ
:. 81 LANaLAND. sQ2 New York bfk
HOnAcE rETER ti5 New York bk
uftfnf = FEHHY I6l0 second
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aud Elxin. zoe: fresh ranch. iiHiae
Cheese Native Washington. fgll
cream. isa9tshe Eastern. New York
itnihc. Wisconsin, lee. California
t0h8fiiA. Roqucfort. fac. Edam
tlt.eo0i2.0a per case. New York
i5ntsc. ftmburgcr. i6ut9c. brick
itui1c. Swiss. ts1tlac.
EggS-strictiy fresh ranch. isc;
Eastern. ts4isc.
Poultry - Chickens. live. fsc;
ducks, iscs geese. io9iic. turkeys
Ice.
Dressed stock - Chickens. isei
turkeys. i5Hi5'ac: ducks. isoi
geese. izis4iaHc.
Corrected Daily. - The followins
prices are being offered L. tha pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or IN
the car at Seattle:
Grain Oats. 5000. barley
se1.oe. wheat, chicken feed. s. -,
corn. lilo per 100 lbs. bran, $3.50.
Hay-pueet sound. per ton. ttAee,
Eastern Washington timothy. tis.oo
alfalfa. $500.
Butter Fresh ranch. iiaisc. ma.
tive creamery. zoe.
Cheese Native washington. &c.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 100
iSc per dnz.
Poultry - Chicke -. live. isatse.
ducks. IKE. turkeys, i2nGiac.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. ia4ttSe
chickens izsauisisc. ducks. i20l tiso
geese. Ike.
Live stock - Cows. tsc; steers,
tiaa &. calves SilW5hc. sheep. -
Dressed stock HOss &c; lambs
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THE SKAGWAY
LIQUOR QUESTION

The talk Of deciding the question
of local option In Skagway by hold
ing an election called by the saloon
element. without regard to the law
and precedeuts governing the mat
ter. has been nipped in the bud by
the district court. Judge Brown pre-
siding. The election was TO have
been held Monday. June II. but the
judge ruled that called election did
not cover the statute governing the
law relating To the local option %
saloons. He ruled the law required
the circulation Of a petition. contain
ing the consent % a majority ~ the
citizens. male and female. for the
granting ~ licenses In the city The
Skagway liquor dealers viii conform
70 the requirements Of the law. and
a petition will be circulated as soon
as IL can be prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
WORKMEN
INDIGNANT
Methods Employed by the c. P. in
Securing Men Denounced.

working men are up In arms
against the methods used by the
Canadian Pacinc railway I'm rvplen-
ishinE the ranks 81 It's striking track
aud hridgemcn from the ranks of
American labor. The schemes re-
sorted 90 hy agents OF the road Ia
Seattle are denounced, the men vie
limited being not at all slow in mann
inE the persons whom they say de-
luded them. and detailing the means
used against them.
r. n. Taylor OF Portland IL one OF
the angry ones. In signed inter
view he declares he was, With u
others, hustled into train In Sc
attlr," taken into British Columbia
and asked to take strikers places
al ridiculous wages.
Il loft Portland sunday. June t6
Agents Tor the Canadian pacinc gave
my companions aud self tickets u
Seattle. Here We We're given trans
portation g. Ashcroft. ~ G., Via Mis-.
sion junction Several Of the men
became dissatisfied. and went no far
Their than here. The rest OF us were
hustled into a train for the north.
Worked Three Days,
we we're separated at Mission. be-
ing sent each way on the road. The
strike was declared the day 81 out
arrival. l was placed in charge Of
the draw bridge at Mission and
worked three dave. rendering my
resignation June 10
The strikers there are conducting
themselves well. aud have the sup
port % the people. Hotels charge
commercial rates to men takius
strikers places The men there de-
mand $3.50 a DAY for bridge carpeu-
try. a raise Of Is cents. Section men
want $50 a day.
It W sparks + one agent for ths
company here. lie operates from
the Alaska Commercial hotel"
A caller at the hotel today found
Mr. Sparks out lie left the place
Saturday. according 20 Manager J
Haas, the departure being preceded
I by some pretty straight talk by Mr.
Haas. Il told him I would couutcn.
ance none OF his work In the place.
said the manager and that I did
not believe he Vas treating work.
men la the right way. lie loft nc
address when he went away"
A. the Note
II was said a. the hotel that Spark
had operated with " 81. ~ Harnea.
manager OF detective agency In the
New York building, and that trans
portAtinn was issued from the com.
pany officea here Mr.. barnes de-
MES either working for the railway
or knowing Sparks. Manager W. H.
Thomson 81 the local {. =. X. Once,
denies issuing transportation q
workrurn.
A man named Harlow Il AZ the Al
aaka Commercial hotel. He claims
10 have been sent to British Colum-
hia a. section boss At 50 a month.
the contract being rsfufed there and
work offered him on the section al
81 Is n day. he returned 10 Seattle
on borrowed money.
Notices have been posted on ths
water front and In the lower part
% town. warning men against agents
/ for the G. =, r. They are signed BY
a committee from the brotherhood
% Railway Traekmen % America.
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WANTS TO LEASE
PUMPING STATION
Waterway Company Would Rent Old
Lake Washington Station.

The Seattle 4 lake Washington
Waterway Co. which has contract
with the state for filling In the tide
lands south OF the city. has made a
proposition 20 council to lease the
Lake Washington pumping station
owned b the city. for the purpose Of
sluicing dirt along the canal right Of
way through PIPES. - the tide land.
IL proposes 20 extend the pipeline
now existing from the pumping plant
To Beacon hlit. To the point OF In
tended use In the tide lands. 10
agrees 20 pay reasonable rental
and keep the plant In readiness for
the use Of the city in case % an EN-
Urgency. The plant Is uow idle. Ia
has n pumping capacity % 1900 600
gallons a day. which the Waterway
Co. claims would be sufficient 20 han
de about 10000 cubic yards Of dirt a
day
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a BROOM FOR YOU. Mr.. SULLIVAN.

Acting Chs probably the interesting
IN There's
narrowly how he conducts himself
this fascination alb
sorbng do with houscanng by the
poice.
Official
irish blood IN his veins
Itself. his Of
efficiency and faithful
sturdy shoulders and Observation-Disclosures
him brooWhe eNchcfs broom This
Is
perform
municipal doorstep rcty guod n broom
sullivan DO with
knowing that little
to
string he gave sullivan that
perhaps { may something like this:
Meredith's
once-Yours truly, 7. j. H.. Mayor
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PERSONAL MENTION.

II = announced that the name Of
A. X. Han Will b. presented before
the bar next sunday a. a eaudi-
date fer one q the jury commission
erz.
~ExaChief Van De Vanter. now an
officer u the Fair association. vas
here from Kent last night. he sent
a string Of race horses 20 Everett.
G. II. Miner Of the Hotel Seattle.
left last night on the Queen for
SkaEway. y here ne VIII be gone two
weeks. ]. 4. Gould viii have charge
Of the hotel while he Il away.
s. NJ. I.ockerby and Judge J. VI.
bennett % south Dakota. are in thH
city % lock after some large coal
n ming interests they have IN this
vicinity.
T. n. Browneli who manage the
Standard oil Co.'S business AZ Ev-
erstt. was at the Rainier Grand last
night.
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JosBIEe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY)
Green fruit.


Lemons-s2.5 0a300 a box; lines,
s5u6 per case: cooking apples. 81 .5Oa
I.15; eating apples, s2.50n300. VAL
sncta oranges, f2.T5M3.00. Seeding,
t2.25; bananas. tbs: olives. gO77so
per gallon: grape fruit. 81 5O9f2 *
native strawberries. 81 .50ff2 Der crat
pineapples, s3.50G4.00 per dor. cher.
ries. fi.25; peaches, s00s5c. apri-
lbs Tradgedy and sonoma plums,
sl00a1.10.
Vegetables.
Potatoes - 5000 per ton. beets
bcc per doz; carrots, tf.Z50f 20 per
sack. lettuce. Ills a case; turnips
sl.z5; garlic, 15c; cabbage, 81 25e11. 10
peppers, 25050c. huaks, 2gc. greer
celery, 4oft50c per dozen; sweet DO.
tatoes, 300. spanish Chill pep.
pers, SOc per ID. sauer kraut, slItc.
native head lettuce. i2hc per doz.
artichokes. 15n50c doz. green peas
n pound; dried figs, cartona COO
Iancy zoe, Imported lie; tomatoes
case, ti.5O. dates, 5mgc per M.
radlshes. iOc per doz. rhubsrb AZ
per ID: parsley. Z5d85c. asparagus
100; new potatoes. y 00a2.25: spin
ach, &c; cucunbere, 75as0c per doz
parsnips, $50. ""
Provisions.
Fresh eat-cow beef, &c 10.
steer beef, sac per Id: mutton, weth.
er, &c; ewes, sac. pork, sk4sc pei
ID, veal, large, &c. small, i0Hc.
ProVisiona - Hams, large he.
hams, small. 13Mf3Kc. breakfast
bacon, l4Ml4kc; dry. sailed clear
backs, BIC: bellies. Toe.
bvtter Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington ereamerlsa
pound prints, zoe. Eastern Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
AUCTION SALES.

i.HOOM house ~ mortRnred furul-
tufe moved from glis second ave
nue. 90 Marlin A Foxes auction
rooms. les Third avenue for con-
rruieuc. - sale. Sale Friday. juno
@tth. ~ - 4. m Look for Zig al.
tomorrow Joe Martin, Auciiuueer.
F0n SALE CHEAP.
ONE large restaurant range and n
FHH hatsniHte stove az Martin 4
Iun-a aaLH.Eoama I1.A ThIrd aNe.
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WHITE BABE
I'm BONDAGE

PORTLAND. or. June 3 4 sen
satian has been caused here BY the
rescue ~ the police - IA two year
old white baby which had been held
for two months On Chinatown b. a
Ghiuauan named Nov. and his wife.
When the police demanded the sur
rvuasr of the baby, Nov produced q
bin 81 sale signed by bella Wood.
ostensihly the childs mother. Ae-
eordlnK 20 this document. the China
man had paid 90 FOR IN. baby The
police have placed the child In the
care q the Hoya and Girls Aid So
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
YOU MADE NE y

WALPOLE. Mass. June z5.--Annie
Neitx lay in ambush for Harvey
blanchard. and shot him down In hts
tracks because he had ceased to call
on her. she then turned the pistol
on herself. and sent bullet into her
brain. She died. blanchard. how
ever, Is stu alive. and Il Il expected
Will recover.
Before killing herself Miss veitx
fred a second shot at Blanchard.
With the cry. You made me do a."
The two had been sweeihearts.
Blanchard left her because o. her
Jealous disposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
BUSINESS
VERY GOOD

The usual good business was done
On the avenue this morning. There
was little change in prices. quota
lions remaining as given yesterday.
Good strawberries are bought az 81 30
Der crate, some OF the finest selling
for $500. Spuds continue firm az 2
cents. Good peaches are scarce,
also cherries. The Umatilla brought
q quantity 81 fruight. such as pluma.
peaches and aprieots. which are sell
ing we'll
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w. 7. lLIFF DEAD

The body OF ". r. Um was
brought down from HknEwhy on the
steamer Dolphin. which arrived yea
tcrdAy Mr HIT died on Friday.
june re- the ruHuit of an uuHucesHa=
fui operation performed upon HIN
FOR hriehf.H disease.
Tho deceased man formerly resids
"a IN puYailup. where his wife and
two children reside Until the HrflNs
Al ~ the Dolphin this morning they
were iu ignorance u tho fa4 news
nwuitinf them.
Funeral services were held in
GknE,vay Thursday morning under
the direction 81 the reuihi mission.
The beat hoteia families and ga
looms ell uaa Diamond Ice. Tel.
Main 1868.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
WORK BEGINS
At LAWT0N

Work on the new government
buildings at Fort L.awton has begun
A force q men II now busiiy enEaE
"a grading the site q the new buiid.
ingH. and materials Tor construction
Viii b. delivered on the grounds thii
week.
NJ J. Carkeek. the contractor. vii
build seven buildings. the approxim.
ate amount Of his contract 10 49,
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
A Gentle
Reminder

The Bartell Drug Company.
in their fight for low prices.
have never sacrificed quality
in order 10 make a price at
traetive. Reliable drugs at
reasonable prices has been our
hobby. Other dealers have at
tempted to follow In price.
You are sure OF quality here.
Laxative Quinlne Tablets.
&c size 81. .. ...........1ZM
Curling Irons, regular Zoe
KIND o.. o.. OF. s....s..s...4c
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
bec Kind o.. o.. o.. ........ Csc
Kilmer's Swamp Root. toe
hlle %. 90 s... $3.50 a1c
Garfield Tea, pc size lilo
Witch Hazel. zoe kind 80. &c
Ice Cream Soda, ............5c
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ARCtIrECTB

\. TDlNNE6 C9Imao block.
McManua s Walker 80, IS. = blk.
D.. vs. H0uauT0N uAI, Collins.
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PRINTING AND nl,ln,uA

hAftEET Report Printing 1 'i a.
IisaiaR Co. high grade ios ~, ras-
INK 81 spfiuE &c. Tel. bun y ~
BULL BROS. comrsrfiaI -
ags co. Has Wellington IA 'As ~
ifasH.a fhge store. Tel WIFI. ~ rs
AEIEaPoLfTAN Printing : -. =.
Ing - ~ Yssisr. Tel 80 s's =.
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The best iao0 cabinet photograph
for 81 - per dozen for the next ten
days az Eastfuau'H new studio. ziin
Pike street
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HE QUITS

PORTLAND. or. June 2s.-on the
eve Of his departure for San FRAN
cisco. John Barrett, formerly United
States minister TO Slam. announced
bis withdrawal from the race fer
minister to China. II being apparent
90 Mr. Barrett that Pgsident Me
kinney viii return Minister Conger
10 that post.
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WILL any one that saw a lady
thrown from "A street car az the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April rs.
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen 9. Sterling. No. 22i2 Madi-
son street.
BARGAINS IN second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
ITO aud ll2 Second avenue south.
THE cheapest place to get gasoline
and oil stoves, gasoline and coal
oil, Is at olympic oil co, gi1 Third
avenue. Tel Main. sol. 2-burner
gasoline stoves. Sf08. gasoline.
Sl1o FOR gallons
PIANO taught, competent teacher.
s. month; practice II required. pu-
pills visited. Mrs Julia Kohn.
ISL Seventh avenue.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application The
G. V. White Advertising Bureau,
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. l5c. Alley Restaurant al
ley on Columbia bet. mt and 3rd
oXYpoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid irnita-
tions a Mcdonald block.
| FASHION Hair store. 1913 Second
avenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free OF charge
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT
careful massage. 81 Third avenue.
wANTEp-Old gold aud silver. IA.
Hensel mfg ioweler N Hinckley.
MRS. y. BENNETT lis again at 81
Haller block; hair. scalp treatment
MRS HANSON. stylish millinery;
low prices corner 4th and Pine
BY Ameriesn on Co.'S stock, i5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTgo-MALE

A YOUNG man wants 60 learn the
Matchmaking trade; have tools and
experience. Address b 6, Star.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

EfiCks6N q WYM1NG %. manu-
facture and repair electrical ap-
paratus. 1914 West. av. Main, 53s
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OSBORNE. TitEMPEH d CO. Inc.
Abstract Company, catabllHilsa
1875 Mining claim abDtrscth. BASE
mont af the HufuHt n. hu MINE
Booth Whittieucy iinuford Abstract
CO.. established 1862. unh"uent Of
Halter block. Telephone Main lsf
SEATTLE Abstract 60. ~ y blk
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Or. Cumyow's Chinese Root cures
rheumatism. Office. Lyon house,
zistz Columbia street. between sec
ond avenue and Third avenue. Office
fours. 0 a. m. 20 .. m.
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ron RGNr-FuRHisHED ROOMS

close ln. 1003 second avenue. a
suits az finely furnished rooms Eas
range. etc.. with Hae Of Kitchen. n
desired reference
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EDUCATIONAL

Clarke's Pernin Shorthand school,
private individual instruction. 20
Eitions occurred "a Boston block.
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DR. waEgonsr. Best teeth. ron
Launches for charter. Scherfzef
Hroa. Madroua park. Tel. West 19i
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PATENTATToRNEy
PERSONAL

Bsrnes 8 ., as stan. soyd 6ids'
y. b. AbAMs drafting ,soiman bid.
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PEOPLES sAViNG hank.
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid Up. tled 900. =. &. Eeufeldsr.
pres. J K. Hayden. cash. =. T.
Greeuieaf asst cash Commercial
ahvinEs ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE,
Capital stock paid In. ftzs. 900. sur
plus. IS %.
J. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres Il. Y Ankeny; cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United states AMI Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capital $50 600
TranHacta general banking business
". G. Henry. pres. r. r. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent
Safe Deposit sasll Boxes Ter Rsa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital. .1lso.ooe
General banking business transacted
J. u. HeEs. II. pres. 81 McMiek-
en-. vice pres. /. Turner. cash Il
y. Parkhursi. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities ~ q. s. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
% Seattle. A general banking bust
ness Translated. Deposits si.teo GO.
A. Chubefg. ureh. T.. l.. Grundahl.
let vice pres A n soelberE. cash.
J. y. Lane asst. cash. No branches
The casadian Bank Of Commerce.
Capital paid up......... .0oo 900
tEtkht Million DollarHD
Hufpiua rsssssss.s ssss... s4.cQcs po99
Interest allowed on time depositA
A general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATT IL nHANCH-Cor1sr of
James s.. and Second Avenue.
= A CAMERON MGR
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos double size. "a Tor
sbe, hutton free photo lewelry.
Novelty Photo Co. .iS Columbia.
Amateur finishing. Wise, Med. blk.
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10 LOAN prsata money ID Ioa
rate ~ Interest. Gfaii. DHHug q
Oanar lol SO ION affset
WAHHA NTs bought and Hp.4. Sion.
rtaan y EHhrImaH Hata1 Lie bid
OLYMPIC olLeo = iiHiief block.
UY American oil Co. Hlalk ~
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Tempting prices on clothing Fl
Stevens 4 Stevens ad. In this paper
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nIeNaIr hIrAIn,

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidstis
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiia
second
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New bath houses. Madrona VIVA.
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DRAsArIC.orERArIC SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN, dramatic and
operate coach, special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art elocutiun. voice placing. oper-
attic force Tuesdays and Fridays.
suite So. HolYokc block.
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DYGlNa AND CLEANING
DIRE ssMAKERs.

FOR Ladies tailor and TeeeptIen
gowns call at Lamb Sisters, $40
3li Collins block
LYNCH s SHAW. az Haiier Bidg.
Mdme. a s. smith. 81 Huxley Blk.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

MONEY collected. 81 Boston bloc
BUY American on Co.'S stock. i
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DANCING lessons. private o. n
classes daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan,
CipG SCHOOL. Ranke block
MIR. and Mrs. Little's Academy; de.
pertinent. dancing, physical cul-
ture. ~ Madison. bet ard and 9TH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09
SEEN IN THE LEGISLATURE.

der that MIR. Beckleys motion should
have priority said Dickey sharply.
Beckley's motion carried, and the re-
port was at once subjected TO a run
ming fire of criticism
Gilfillan said the MakaWao road
board had asked for $4,000, for two
years According to what he had heard
the amount asked for was more than
sufficient to put them in better condi-
ton than they were before. The
House should be just to all the dis
tricts. By the figures obtained from
the superintendent of Public Works,
he thought Makawao District had been
literally dealt with.
Haaheo said the House had under
consideration an emergency fund for
all the Islands. He thought the report
was a good one and should be adopted.
1t was not permanent fund, but was
only to repair recent damages. The
gentleman from Wailuku did not think
the appropriation for his district was
not sufficient, everybody else might
have the same view for their districts,
and a bad precedent would be estab-
lished.
/ Beckley, of Molokai believed the re-
port should be considered carefully.
! The committee should go over it's re-
port again. Repairs were needed on
roads at Kalaupapa, Molokai During
storms on the Island the onIy method
communications Will LllS oulSlut
world was by the Pail road. He NOV
ed that the report be sent back to the
! committee and made the special order
! of the day at the afternoon session.
! The Leper Settlement roads. he said
! should have as much consideration as
/ others.
+, Makekau thought the matter should
| not be delayed.
! The special committee which visited
Kalaupapa should bring in report on
the Kalaupapa roads. He knew that at
1 Kawaihae the roads We're. SO bad that
( vehicles could not be driven over them
The appropriations should be made
available in order that the roads be
/ repaired Complaints had been filed
and all the committees should file
whatever reports they had, and get the
matter finished.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

vONOLULU enjoyed the singing Oh
Aptoinette Trebelli-Dolores last
- night as only music-hungry peo-
a ple can. The opera house was
Iened and the culture and fashion OF the
city greeted the famous cantatrice
when She appeared at quarter to nine
O'Clock.
Treheui is wise and refused to sing
wbile the audience was assembling
had she made her bow at the time an
nonnced she would have been annoyed
FOR, a quarter Of an hour by the en-
itrants. o,.h+s,,
The art of the singer was delghttui.
IGowped very simply and without sus-
nicion OF rouge or powder, she appeared
more the lady of the drawing room
than the professional songstress.
Rut there was nothing amateurish IN
ber rendition Of the all-too-short pro-
gram. which gave the deepest satisfae-
tion. or
Her voice is pure and flrm ana her
eyerv note clearly uttered. The fame
che has earned in many lands is hers
r,ebtfnllv. It would be well If TreoelI
would repeat her concert, say MONDAY
oon. She leaves on Tuesday.