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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-04

off by a series of affected steps. high
in the air, as if it were all in his part.
After the priests came the crowd,
women carrying children, man with
a sick person on his back, boys OF all
ages. Each stepped over a wet mat,
through small pile of salt, on to the
fire. The salt was ordinary coarse salt
1--WE had it analyzed, and the step
across it was quick. AT least six steps
were necessary to cross the fire; some
walkers took more, nearly all were
fairly deliberate One or two, 1 fan
cied, 1elt the heat uncomfortably, if
not painfully, for on coming off the fire
they wriggled their feet about in the
pile of salt at the farther end, as If it
cooled them. Most of them disregard
ed it altogether often stepping across
it without touching it. One child was
afraid to walk and threw up its arm
before its face as it stood by the fire,
as if to ward off the heat; it was final
ly persuaded to venture, and stepping
brayely on to the Goals, apparently felt
no discomfort. AS pain would be
confession of impurity, of course there
is a premium upon concealings it. But
there was no concealment in the old
woman who tucked up her kimono and
trudged along the fire as prosaically as
if she 0ere going to market, planting
one sturdy foot after the other in the
red charcoal
There was no preparation for our XII
rumaya, whom we recognized among
the walkers. We had engaged him
miles away and he had no thought OF
seeing the ceremony. We did not feel
any of the feet of the walkers, but one
of the party did so in November, and
found the soft child's foot unsecured
by the fire. A Japanese childs foot
could scarcely be harder than a Euro
pean mans. and the doubling Euro
pean who once walked was disabled for
some time by burns.
We left them still walking, men,
women and children as they CHANGED
to leave the crowd, the high priest step
ping forward now and again and
tramping across with his spirited, quick.
audacious tread. as if he defied the fire
to harm him. We left them walking
and set out to ride miles and miles to
Szabu, an hour away, in korumas. The
stars were out after the rain and the
city was very STILL Behind the shoSis
we could see the lights of the lamps
and the shadows of those within, but
the streets We're empty and dark. Now
and then a kuruma, gay with paper
lanterns, passed, but few walkers. 1t
was a long, tedious ride, but the pleas
ant cosmopolitan high tea which await
ed repaid us for ALL At one hospitable
table English, American, French, Swiss
and Scotch guests sat down together,
equally tired, equally hungry and
equally grateful to their hostess for her
bountiful supplies. We reached Yoko-
hama at midnight; we had set out be-
fore that morning, but we had seen
the new blossoms, and a miracle. Our
day was not too long.
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Honolulu Iron Works &c
STEAM ENGINES.

BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS, COOL
S6S, BRASS and LEAD CASTINGS.
ana machinery Of every description
mace to order, Particular attention
paid TO ships blacksrnithing. Job work
executed on shortest notice,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-04

claim has been made against the
United States by the German Embassy
for damages to the interests of German
subjects in Cuba as result of the
Spanish-American war.
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in
Islands,
Retro
calculated
pesen day
FOR SALE AT ALI. mail
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FOR 1901.

IS OUT AND READY FOR DE-
LIVERY OR MAIL ORDERS; a
larger and better number than it's
predecessors, finely illustrated. Val
liable alike for home or office ref
erence use throughout the Islands,
and the best publication to send
abroad, owing to it's amount of va
ried and reliable information.
Besides it's statistical tables COW
ering Island distances by sea and
overland, principal elevations, areas,
population, including the latest CEN
sus; customs tables Of imports and
exports, taxation, public debt, me
teorology. rainfall, school, passen-
ger movements, labor, sugar crops,
ETC., etc., it's special prepared ar
ticles comprise
Admission Day of Hawaii OLD,
Geology of Oahu, Honolulu in Prim-
tive Days, 1869; Hawaifs Forest
Foes, Nuuanu Pail in Olden Time,
Honolulu's Battle with Bubonic
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1t is said that England's coal mines
will soon be exhausted.
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PAPA TIA IS
MAKlNGREADY

Continued from Page u
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J, LAND0.
Fort Street
OU|HT|[R AND FURN|SH[2
ON HAND

A new line of Ties in Imperials, As
cots, Admirals, Club and Band Bows.
Coli, Stanly and White Shirts, Boys
Waists and Suits. Hats, Caps and
Clothing, Underwear, Hose and Hand
kerchiefs.
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YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
BRITISH LOAN
FINDS TAKERS.
Bankers Eagerfor A|Iot.
ments Of UnplaCed
SI5O,OOO,OOO.

PAIRING MNronr s - rho .re
thorizci 10 forward application, ror a.
iotmcn,s q, tho rnplac.h N0."o"H ~
N" nov Issue OF isn""t'' q British
ConsoI-. say that applications are com
INs IN very 'a.,
Thr rrinc'rM New York h,nkaS
houses Il Mas added EaNe applied for
. ~. 90 each OF IN. loan
Tn, four h'nkirg houses authorized
th 'orwnr' applications from. this coun-
rs ar' only - agents in IN" matter
ana mo- premium Is involved, ns the
rlE,tmru,s n" 10 b. made at the issu"
tti.a ~ AL. NJ tn" discretion 81 III"
inUk of Eachnh Barring, Mas"un &
90 have no means ~ knowing what
proportion of IN. lnnn Will h. AvaiInui'
,br American allotment
LONDON Apr!l 2.sG +. NJ 1t I.
estimated N nnautih circles this even
ms tnat me Ip.cu" Of the new loan
offered /, Ia. .uolIl has already been
covered tyc times and the Subscription
0-i Nll propthiy close ro-morro"
tn .r"mlnm on ;nc new issue wen,
m o lj-lf and ,,terward ;e!i TO ~ I'.'r
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wheat trading Active.

Wheat opened active and strong II
n 80 in tn" market today. English
cables were 81 to IS higher Foreign
houses were heavy buyers and local
traders covered actively.
Corn jumped on a good demand SELL
Ing At Ol-2. which war points IN
New York's opening prices were: May
wheat, IS IL: July wheat. - SIS. Sepicm-
Der wheat. 167-s. MAY corn 1l.9 July
corn, t31.s. September corn offered -
Chicago's opening prices were; July
wheat. u rs: May, Il J." july corn
u rs: May corn. I, 6-s
New Works. closing prices wcr. May
wheat. 70 ~: July wheat s ~ M
September wheat - -. .>pril corn.
81 ~: May corn. 81 bid. July corn. ~ gu,
Sept en,ber corn. ~ Is
ch!caEo's Closing prices were. Apri,
wheat. = IL nominal: MAY wheat. - IL.
July wheat. y IS
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C,onL ana >ui, shop.

pppenheiiu. Collins * Co ; ne" store
al Broadway and Twcnty-nrst street has
made a rapid jump into popular favor
with tn. women shoppers
The display %: tailored suits. waists.
Jacket. separate skirts. golf SKIRTS
.,,nboay all the latest designs and mater
lnIs. cut In the artistic style tot which
mis- firm has been famous In the whole.
sale trade for the past thirty-nv. years
This week an unusual opportunity !E
offered IN ladies' tailored suits, made
IN In the prevailing styles OF fashionable
rrny horiespuns. black and blue chcv.
int, and yenctians, For women ~ small
s,.,urr. sizes running from ,. To h OK
SiIsivc styles are offer'i at rhonomc
nrlIy low ttHures.
All IN. departments OF the stor" are
rnw' omen to visitors to the CITY. az well
a. the shopping public. who will md
| incIn "A fashion ccntr. for cxclusiv. gar-
| m.nis and moderate prices.
| The junior member Of the firm. MIR.
y Levy, was formerly connected with
this city, and Is " known TO those In
;erested In high.etss garments. -
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Cotton Market Firm.

Liverpool cotton cables showed do.
cline OF 70 : points In near month.
nSlth spots l.a2 lower and easy Por,
receipts. too. were large. being cstimnt-
ed at I:.oo or more. As compared WIN
.+S3 las, week and ssh last year.
The opening In the marke, here was
arm considering the bear,.h influence
and shorts we've frightened ~ the
scarcity of offerings
The opening prices were Apr! offere!
sis: May. Sill to Sl2. June 500 10 SO.
July. ST. TO s.l+: August. rs ia 10.
September, ~ bid: October. 1.15 10 81,
November. rs TO 80: December. : n
to rs; January. 7.:7 bid.
The closing prices were. Aprii. SIS
to $50. May. $40 to SO: Jun. $50 -
s.H: July. s.@ TO s.:5: August. SO to
ia: September, 7.i5 to ~ October.
rs to 739: November. 40 to i3i. De-
cember. 10 to 80: January 20 20
40. Market very steady.
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MUST CO TO JAIL
FOR CONSPIRACY
Appellate Division Has
Sustained ConviC-
ton Of Peterson.

Dts,r,ri-A;iorn"y rhtbin to-day Vas
Eg;iH"t ih'' the Arp.'i.t. Diyirou Z
~, Supreme Court nai r'ir'n"t tr' con-
vcrior of J.mc- Peterson n1" $50.
found guilty. ye'E ago ~ nn-pl'rN -
an action 'ar as.tn u. ron
isc against Carl FiSsn"r Hansen, an At
TORI - 81 tni' 'ity aud S1n-!n-Nh" ~
:SIsc V. BrOkaw. he eiuthicr
RI" woman IN N" rts" vas Christina
J : Jogrcn Sh. was convicted ana
sentences! 10 tire" month. smgri-"n-
fn.nt which she .crv.i Pc;ersou was
scnt"nc"i tp one yclr but vas ont 81
bail
Nine years ago Mr. iian.on underwent
surgical operation and hired M "!i
swedish woman t. attend him. W hen
he got we'll he discharged tn" woman
About y year ago n. wls served with
summons 10 defend an action by nef
'nr breach OF prom!s" and 100" dam,
,g-- Tn. woman, a conf"dcrht" named
carl Louch. An Peterson We're arrested
Witnesses Testified that Peterson h'd
offered high q. Sc" for false '"-i'-
mony
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
EASTMAN
FACES A Jury.
Harvard Teacher AC.
cused Of Murder
on Trial.

tsr.'i,l % Tn" Er.nl-r wo'l'N
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April C-Thn
rial % charles X Eastman on charr"
~ having murdered his hro'her-!n.l,~.
Richard u 6foSnn. NJ cambridge la't
july. "'r begun to-day In the East
Nhmorhsc oour'-H"nse. the case has
attracted woe Intention.
Eastman was as 'harsed ny the loeai
court shorty hN"r the tragedy, out
la"r IN '"o''''h'h' was 'o"h" 0! the
ram Jury 10 "n,r" 'ne case was 's~eh
by nc Dis'ric'-.>''oTheS'
Tn" defendant L. an instructor At Har-
varl University He has claimed that
,bn shooting ~ Grrr,n wa. a.c,d.,,.,
=" N'oo''"~ VI W. !'' Was aSc'oehtA''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
STOCKS BOOM IN LONDON.
Continued Demand for american.
Lifts the Mn rkrt,

American railway securities ncr. again
the feature In the London stock market
to-day. there being "A STEADY advnnc" In
prices on heavy buying that was general
81. Paul. Louisville & Nnshvlle and
Northern Pacific were the leaders IN the
upward movement
Home issues were strong In sympathy
on n moderate volume OF dealings
consols fo- money were ~ 5.S and FOR
the account 9t1-Is
Southern Pacific Was promincn, and
on heavy buying Jumped To 81 is. an
equivalent to 20 is New York price,
showing an advanc. ~ 81 per cent,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
BIDS FOR BRIDGE NO. 3.
si~ Offers to DuiId Foundation In
DrOOklSn.

Hii. were oper.i u; noon to-day In the
para;;men, OF FRIDGE Cor II" 'ounaa 2
ion on ;he Rrooklyn side for Bridge
30 ..
ric ..;imaich eos, 81 the work Is
,bnu. $4,000. The lime allowed Is ~
work ne days The roun Mtion Will he
AZ No 700, %. Washing on street. Brook
Ign
Six bids were received hut only me
Games we're announce. as i Will tax"
some time to taSal't. them
The bidders are. McMnl:"n & Mclean.
i. & Rodgers, Willirms 4 Gcr-tl..
I'nitcI Engineer ng AMI L'ontrac INK
Company. Licbrnnn 4 GahaGan ard Nor
ION e. kirk.
bernard Rolf. who has the contract
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CONTINUED from FRS, rasc

Southwestern group. Sugar rose :3-'
from the lowest.
i.aier the gains In manY stocks we're
wiped out before strons support IN the
rrsngers and coalcrs checked tn" sell
Ing. Ct. Paul rallied } 81, iocH Island
q 10 and the coalerS from To points
81, Louis and San Francisco rose :, -"
frst preferred i-2 Illinois central 10
Colorado Fuel and the local fractions
about points cacG Missouri flrii!
and Ponnsylvania recovered to the tor
and Southern Pacific ruled about =,
The market hardened III sympathy
hut recovertes generally wcr" srrHtioaa.
ana did not hold
The tota! sales os stocks to-iH t,"rc
2.3sS, so shares and Of bonds ''c1an.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE AND ITS WORKINGS.
: by Expert Einancicr T. T.. Power.

EN- nnnqcl ~ nrn nnd nn 10 n il lilo money
10 hay t xchanqcd 10 n i
o bus n h no am mo
n man u h
O. nd
pistol n
took E change Is g p IN u . 10 o poo viii money
rouqh t p her so o the
Givc vo,n cocktail and cigarette toll you IS too no
do not q liquor ~ tho men the floor
any . m 10 p,vn IN nuo
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sIxTY-NIN1A VETS TO DINE.
BnmTu-t VIII Comn- mOrnte start
Tor War. Forty Y~nra AGO.

TIL" surviving members or the original
SixtS-niuih Regimen. y y y. Y. viii
NEE, IN annual reunion AZ N" Stu-;c-
Want ii"us" tomorrow night
rh.t" a." only eighty survivors but
they has" great t!Inc AZ each annul.
meeting
Lieut. Gen Miles has promised 20 at
tend ip-'rrrroN night and there will b.
many prominent speakers AT the h!E
banquet which l. always tho feature
OF ian reunion,
The SiN,y-ninth Regimen, started ;o'
the 'front.' FORTY wears ago tomorrow.
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TANK BURST: THREE HURT.
W"rkm~n tnuIht In Gn."iin~ E>-
piD.iOn Via, Die.

MIEiTpN bel tHrtl - rhre.
men r,v" 1rcn ttdIl hu-t IL an cSrl :
sion ~ gSsulinr Al the - ,nry POM,
y J plant ~ + Dupont DO \ou :
y 90 thu. afternoon I'll" inJurcl
wcrr ch,rlc4 MAXWELL ~ tnis oiJt
both leg. baal> torn, may oie. Jane
rure"ll. iA!s city. lc, 1. flr" ana arms
ki.iiy lar-.rtt.' MAY i-, Joseph Lynch.
uT p,nnsyiiir y D. part Of the fic.'
torn away right arm ana ntncr p.-t.
al 'lu ruuN u,C'rI'"d.
Tn. men w.:c soldering Nmt pirss At
a glsolin" tank. using lamp, ana u
Is supposed that the hc,, from IN" lamp
srt ~" 10 the gasoline. hur.tirs h.
tank
The nuiins IN which II" men w"r"
working was badly damaged
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TYPEFOUNDERS MEET.
Discuss Labor seal"
In Conference Here.

Representations from the siN tyrc
'H.nd"rs unions Of the country ne: to-
l,S ~ the Cosmopolitan Io,'! 'nd All
rn'm thci- s"-sioI ,,-mo-:o" pr :
.parltnp conference with the en-
ulpytns ,ypc:lundrr. IN Wednesday
I'VE nhi.,, 81 the meeting IS 10 con.
dor tie renewal of the uniform scale
wages ,src'mcn tina, mas been N
c''sy' far D, PAL scar
whcthcr the, vii asN Cor Increases N
wages Is be s",ilcd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
NO FIREMEN AT BIG BLAZE.
Ever, bod, Ran &" nnrh-r Asphalt,
work. hut On, Employees.

FIR" rd SnortlN afi,r noon To-
dry IN ~ Hnrr"r Ns.iall' works At
Long l-l,ri cl;y
From block around noope n"ckci %
the "n" but R, fireman appeared
."E ,,H h,i' Au hour
Whistles ~ NrNicwu creeX told ~ q
49, am" b" 'H,h % r~"rie nntnu,d
finth 4 one 'ir"man appeared on IA"
"Be
Ni@n,lm" ,1lcs Enstnccr Henderson.
nc N.r6s. h,d ms men run liue, Of
=" rd the employee. sIccrc,ird IN
..tdrins tho p,,r Zone The huildin.
W. t'ooh".i wisn wtt,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
WOMAN LIVED 1O6 YEARS.
Mrs. saliir NHtrhrIdrr Had Re-
tnin~d No.t ~ Ilrr FHrnltic..
is,sel.l to "a, r,sutns worfJ

ispSem! u -Ht rV'ntns worfI
rEARODY Mass Apr,l - Mrs
aal!!- Ra,chcldcr, one hundred ard sly
wears old died a; the home of her
grandson Carries T. Batch. der. htgr
to-day Mrs Bitchcld.r Mas born In
rhich- stcr y H., Aug : 1874 She
wns In. mother Of four children Mrs
i ttch.!dcr having been horn hurinG
(;"orac WnshinH;on's lnst adm.ni.tra-
lion, The had lived under every Prc~i
dent ~ thc United .'.nt.s
IN TO A few wears ago she retained nj
her faculties and was remarkably Wei!
preserved.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
STILL FIGHTING COAL TAX.
English Gallery Owner. Thrrnt-m
to suspend Trade

LONDON. Apu, 70 " LARGELY ,ttcnh-
81 meeting. o' eolltcry owners miners
AMI shippers. r.spc 'ive.v ~ ~" warn
Gus coal centres tp-hny the r>ror ',N
on coal VAS vigorously denounced md
tArcIt. Hcr" mad" - .a-u.'ratr tHl
suspcnd the coal trad" ~ me Ut'.H
KINGDOM unless IN" i'rppst Va. n.th-
drawn
~ thr sam. time the shipping ~ rntl
1. hains resumed on the strength Y m"
prbmiS. al the chinC'llor AZ the IN
.Che.Iurr t. consider IN. exemption ~
contracts made pr,or TO the nrcSfniA.
ZION ~ the RuiSet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
OYSTER BOATS DELAYED.
Ftu, 'rnu storm Hound at Gone,
island.

GREE" 'nNi,t, = being ;.it unonr
'Ar ,'r' SuGin Ray oyste- planters
ov"r TIE iriaN " saipping oysters rit:y
lhrs" N'-,"'s air -irrm bound a, cpney
i.inni N,'n MIS- thousand bushels OF
oY,i''s Oh oIHti
rhcs have hr' tnsrc ever since the
r,stcrlS wlut ASA 'g.sy weather set IN
simos, Two weeks iso II III, DELAY
lasts much iluscr ia.ir ci-go,s val
spoil and the planters VIII lose many
thousand iolla.s
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Two Drowned from skin.

PrT1SBrRG, Aprl ~ SKIN IN
tanning tire" men, who wcre Catching
driftwood IN the Ohio River nj Leg nr-
willie. Pa. to-day, vapsiEed and ,~o u
the occupants. ~. II sIruhart ANIL
Thomas Holsinrer. wer. drowned
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-22
COURT BOOKS ILL KEPT.
CIcrirni Error. Of nD7 In Years
Accounts.

The Commissioner ~ Accounts to-day
made public the consolidated summary
statement 81 tho City Magistrates
Courts for the year 1900 In the Ave
boroughs u deficit In the police clerks
by slight errors on the part OF the court
booaRocT"rs
During the year the Chamberlain re-
cciyed Sc. 80 and the Sherirs and
Wardcn- received In fines 81. 1880. a dit.
f.rcnc. ~ 81
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Under tn" patronage -. Mrs r g,
Benedict, Mrs Cornelius y Bliss. Mrs
Grover Cleveland and lthcr- Robert
Hosea viii give musicale At the
Holland Hou.. Al Il o'clock to-mor-
row morning He VIII De as..i>tci oy
Mrs Adele l.,lr Baldwin, Mrs De Moss
and Edward strong VITA Clarence Rey-
nnlds AT tn" piano
MIR. Hosea attained prominence when
n. was selected TO MI the pace made
vacant py =. B Iiawicy. hasso o. the
Broadway Tabernacle studying under
Or carl Dunl nnl James Savage. ne
dcveio,-.i barton" OF bass quality. bu;
Tine prrpor' ipns, with i, range OF Two
and unc-thrt ps;aN"s.
When Frank phmrp-eh was commits
stoned TO select !, quartet Tor the f!'tl
ANcnti" Presbyterian huron h. selected
MIR Hosea :uT ms hi-s susuisi rom
among hundreds u applicants Lately
he HIS attained prom!n.ncs IN nrsturio
work. ana has inst iiu.sh,i = t'ieccss' II
con Crt season
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HONEST JOHN KELLY, WHO FAILED FOR $500 900


,,.-,,.
W. ,. '"s a.. r,, vo-y
N''f was ~ ~. M" M. 800 ~, -.
-, ,r., hi,
Wv. w. n,s,,, 60 n,,,,..
~, ,,,,, y, ~, mn, ,,o,y an In ,n,,.
lott.
r,r .,r. ,,,rv. ,-,.,erc1 ,,,, x.ry
: a. AZ NOV dil Homes, John w,.
.e.n ;c.. ON upper .ro,awny ii was
,,hi.p.r.d about IN. gambling circle.
nm, he w,. "h,titnr ii ~.rh. and H.
va. -nowrrrd With cgngratulntions
~, want, H.. ;, ..u.,r.
linton. 49,.
"n'-''.'' 49, -.
;,
''.'A
""N '''''''''
-'t"'' 'n, '''',S
we" nv
s'"c" 'nar"', MN
wa" '','' - r,. ua,.
70 w. ',''ue w we -. 49,, all,
with the tremendous Upward mov" u
las, week. Kelly & 90 Wen: 20 the wall
|; was Friday that sam okecs" wcat
10 Honest John and told aim the frm
was IN .rouDl-
Can We pay al We ow.Ti was Kelly 5
ars, question.
1--WE can't, replied O'kecf.
Then wen have 20 raisc the money
replied Kelly
an. K, bic sum sild oKcefe. md
wan h. ,oiI k.ry ih,t i; nigh: run
M, IN. huns-,I fhot,son,s
rou,. "a. JumfnundsY II, that's
~. ,,iI .rm -u,n.I IN Wall
s,,..,
80, .u ,,,oL. ~, ,,a, N. mat.
r.,n,n, al =, .l,ra,,. n. Vas
49,, ,,,s,f ~, ~.
,,, ,,,,,. ,t. f,Ian5s puI
,,li,r t,.,4rE, ,,.-. ,.r-
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SCRUBBED G. WASHINGTON.
crowd ~ Wall street watched
>priuu Cleaning.

III" staiu" ~ George Washington al
tE" entrance to III" SubTrnasury on
" ~ street, ~rs scrubbed to-day
tn" Father Of HIS Country had his
a,c "asa,i thoroughly 30; firmly, and
when n" operation was completed nc
looked upon the world OF Wall street
out OF eyes that were not dimmed.
This sprinS cleaning attracted n
Joke,
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finilly said, we II pay every dollar. u
viii b. nil s.,,l.d IN two or ,hre.
months
Statement, l., the &..,Rn-e.
Thomas /. Reynolds. 10 whom the
Arm assigned s,Id ,,,c ,his afternoon
80 hon, ,n ,h,c - NIX. n,..
"o." ~ ." ""Ne pr,
!iminAry statement ny tomorrow. ~
vet y. IRE nnt able TO make any o.
-, 80, ,,ah,Ii.t. ~. 80.
ma ''' n"u
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mini I'M. h,d h,,tk,.,i,r ~, ,a,.,t
,.,,'', r.s 80 ''s rs, 80. -
- do. and thcy l!dn., keen rack ., ,hc,r
-.
am having prepared list II the
outstanding accounts peh,S oi money
IN the h"nk ana pile ~ marketable
securities.
",'n. Ioi IN
80 mace this statement me- r"snt4ihs ,nc
rSs ;ninrnt Mr kc,y ma. fnn'!e many
hsaNy ,acri''c"s {" Tide over the Affairs
~ " w ~ 'ulsi"" "' 'noxe trhhsht
IONS ~ rs 49,. no. uMs n"',aF 10 any
nhc. ne nrM We vo.issl 10 Sns'enu
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when III. tsshme business was
h.'n'i hNEishpI' IN Inc BEST intetsts
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hahc 'o.n'lt'ry SehtIhI issiehHct!,
itiH acton VIZ pHe'shI sar.inc"
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tam Just Whht - me exact CONDITION
~ nH''ls ne !hpih'!ts arr .o'hHara-
tV'S -ma'h W may add. tnat luz.
per % VT h'HN Hi'nus naEs 'ur.nu
MIN hnanc.nl assistance, but Mr., kelly
If resolves 10 hnJus' me matter through
his own Fr%'u'tes homaS l.; Key
a.. ,..trne. - IN, wcnithy ana we'll
~! ns>'.ne.' - w N".ths a an1 NJ
known rear "t'h'" operator ~ w LenoH
avenue
kelly. Career ns ..spOrs.'
Ns sIa".a ~ .ne Dan ll'in 'i"nh
hclS Hfsf "'n i'ihe as an iHipift.
NieT '1hi y. became sport SIX
or 1sN"h yen,s ago n. .tppeat"d a. !,
p'ihSr on tnr 'i.' u"Sk' 'hc IN w"
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Tor ;hc cai-sous did not bid. a, least In
his rHu name
IN. bids received are as follows. J. c.
Rodgers. So. 49,: McMullen Il Mclean.
$500 william. & Ge.stie. St9. i5l
United Engineering and Contracting
COMPANY. sht.i.:.iD: Lehman & Gahagan,
N'..hI. Norton 4 Kirk. 3S3S.5f0.
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Place for n Mckinley.

WASHINGTON. April >-Duncan F.
Mckinney !. 10 be appointed A.s.stan,
Districi-Attorncy Of the Dis;r!c, OF Call
lorni. The .,ppointmrut Will ne an
nourccd shortly Mr. Mrkinl.y % not 4
relative %. the President.
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nI-hop ~ O.Iorh Dead.

LONDON, April ;? Rishi Rev Viii.
lam s,nhb., Bishop 81 Oxford died to-
day r., was born June q. iS.j
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HAVE YOU AN OH. PAINTING OR
other rare article Of value 20 lis.
pose Of? Advertise It WORE. the
people will see Tin the SundA.
World
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ALuAS>c ron ropAl
rom Of >Ew ,nnk.
,NnlvE
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TODAY
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

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/" HONEST JOHN" KELLY
FAILS FOR 100000.


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