davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1901-02-08
ARRESTS tT THE SIiGE moor
Two ALLEGED Washer, In rsnd,Sioin C.ls Cap
tain Uas IIis Sus picions.

samuel Shubert. manager ~ the Herald
square Theatre telephoned To Capt Thomas
Of the West rhirtieth street police station
last night that his stage door had had "a bHd
attack 81 the Joh nniss' for n week and ask ed
for relief capt Thomas picked out De
tectiye, Darccv and Shocnis because thev
are young men and might be mistaken for
Iohuuies th EN- selves and told them to mix
IN with the crowd AT the stage door and arrest
all offenders
The detectives found a sroup,of dozen
or more young men 70 mix with Two ot
of capturing Fdns May Those on foot
al vided NJ the chorus among th'mselVes
n advance So that there would he no con
fusion when the girls came out and then
waited for The Girl From Up There 10 let
out
Edna NAV was the first 70 come out The
%1 ySns sds '1 to hsr
the same time trying to say something about
"a little supper aud ride home sh"
way The two disappointed mashers then
turned ~ Allne Redmond. another member
q III" We h yns 70 cdhs. ,a to her
The capture scemed 10 discourage tho rest
At the Thirtie,h street station the prisoners
tsd they were Gs2brse a,k,ns % nnd p,' aeen
students staying at thc Hotel Imperial and
II was all mistake They eNpialnod that
ber OF the theatre company md had mistaken
the first two girls for the one who should have
been waiting for them capt Thongs told
snappers aud a disgrace 10 their folks. Then
TIE ;sb%s% % We ,,,c hrd n.cH h',.a ., TO d,y;
wns told 10 90 10 the Jefferson Market ro-
CCs mt a.T nGS The S snsn
Within an hour after tho mon had been
The sun., 1901-02-08
,",,~s s.-' 80 /" s",ss
So. - s..s.- So ssrs-ss. s..ss.'
ss.ss-s e.. - stss~sss

rstarssfs usstsss 80 Vasts ~. ..sf
fasfss,i rsfa = 49, ~ fts ssfff aHafas rs
.sfass fHss ssaf HlrHsssf H SEE tH
s.uIl.fHa .. ua go tHtfHf H#.. Hf.f
.4 .su.ass asff ~ W. Nsffs Wsffas .r
.fa u.ftHss ssHsaf - tasiH Hf ast.t
ssvss ives ssHssH sfs .Ht'sfss 60 Ia .Yfst
.rsHf fHsfs
asfsfst taa.ifsf .ss.s fIraas.f fa stfIE
=sfs HHslF .H sH Hf.fsf ..rf .tsf. hsf .
ths sins arrHstzi ft-ftf.H sffs asr.s.t
80 sH 90 HaiH.Hs msl .Hsff n. sss.t
fbfHHst H.a ff#H .s stIfH .s ftasaIts
-. sfHfst sHf f .s stnHa.af Wsf us.
s.f.f fH.a ....Hsf Ifs.ue 80 #HIHH
80 = fss tsssmlta ~ Hf go trisf go
fa aIHfst asfs .H go sHffs.s r.Hsf 20 n.HsI
..IHtrs ra.. .,iaafss .-snsfaiv stss 30
irtef af.HH sHf.Hss .f tHH r|Us
tta strf.ast t.fs sss. ~ sU.= rp
.ftts H.t.. 600 .H st..N UFa .N o. .fr.Haft
sIs go fft .sH s.H.a. ."i .. i.sH
sars ..sH 1919 sHi.H I.a.st '...Hs H.Hs-
t."s. s.f us.u.s1 ..'sr.sr 90 tIr....
t.4tsHt = 10. H..a H.t aH 90 sr.faft 10
t frH
A. ua ta.s . go s,r...s8 .at.ffi HHr.
Hr.t ...r.fs sa.s .lF..U. .Y us ..ssf s...
I.s. .f r- H.ra srf .f|f.s. r sH. $1,000
~ ft.an sss as.....ur ....f-f t't.. st
.I safe s.t~fa.t sH.. .sF .. f.f.r ..
'bs s,pI,ssa t1rr fIsH-f tp Hs ..fft.r
t.r.Isr .re 1' o.. .hffs '..t ss 400 f.ai
r dehf.f
U.sy fa,rd 80 Itre yH1ss r'#.s' ..u
.r.at,Iv tr.s.....i 81 f.s r....H aars
t.r.st in apa sfstH iaF the i,.i.ss ssfs
fa,Hs ..tI. ,rrsf.. sore g~rt o., rsfsr
nafus ,sH.rs o. .HfsH.ns o. i'rri 'l f.~
Iu ...i art % -. .rrs 'u.' ns..- th..
The sun., 1901-02-08

Harder 10 Pat One on the Sorc~ Than to Hans
aMurd,pr. Commissionsr Says.

4 police commissioner remarked yes'er-
day that IL was easier to hang n murderer
than to dismiss a policeman from the de-
partment and keep him from getting back
his III through the courts
A policeman con siders himself a superior
person" said the commissioner There
Is not single policeman who fears dismissal
from the force He regards the dismissal
~ long vacation In the last year si.OoOo
has been paid in back salaries to men who
have been rcinstated by the courts There
Ia one man who IL drawing pension Of o.. 900
from tho department ard also getting a
salary Of 81. .&O0 as n patrolman
The sun., 1901-02-08
AMaTErR HYPvorIsr THREATENkD.
Nc Put a Nounsst.r 60 Sleep 70 Care . Head.
ache and Could Not Awaken Him.

LYONS. n. Y. Feb Major Anderson. q
young man. put q youngster into q ny pnotis
sleep this afternoon from which he could not
arouse him. and a mob threatened him with
violence N the subject came TO harm. The
village has been hypnotism mad for three
weeks. reused TO this fever heat by the doinss
and teachings OF one santanelli a professed
professional hypnotist. Scores Of young
people have tried to hypnotize one another,
but with no serious conseduences; but wise
heads have been dsclarins that the craze
son offered to cure a headache, OF WHICH
young Erhart. . lad of a., complained He
nut Erhart to sleep nv initiating tho passes
ne had caught from Ssntanelli, solernnly
declared the hea dachs cured and then tried
10 wake the hoy. This he found he could
not do. aud his anxiety soon grew, 20 terror.
Reports OF the matter spread rapidly, and A
crowd Of 200 men aud boys soon gathered.
and made loud threat. of violence against
Anderson Word was finally sent for San
tanelli. who was located after a long search
We finally succeeded "a rousine the sleeping
boy. who Ia been under the Influence several
hours.
The sun., 1901-02-08
JrDGuENT AGAINST 'CAsTFIIANfs
On Notes for sIo. zoo aa. One of which was
Not Met Wh,n Due.

Judgment was entered yesterday in the
Supreme Court on consent agains, the Count
and Countess de Castrllanc in favor OF Eugene
Fischhof for tio.2oe "a. rhe consent was
signed by Charles A. Gardiner as thcir A.
tornev. The Judgment il based on notes
made payab TO the Mercantile Trust Com
pany a. follows. 1000 on Jan 20. 1901 o.. sOo
on Sept g. 1901. and ts0j? ~, on oct TO-
1901. II was agreed that II payment ~ ahy
note was not mad. when II matured that
all would then become payable. A the note
due on Jan q last was not met. suit was
interest Of S27o The Offer OF judgment
reduced the claim.
The sun., 1901-02-08
SHtDOWS ON TRE WHIIE BOISE.
Yeusrds, They Reps~sented . Pronie Of the
President aad . Themes Of Victoria.


WAsHiNUToS, Feb several tunes IN N"
last three wears there hnv. been published
a. ru, ...,> dosct,r,,,ps ~, th. ,.ri,,,s siry,r
w '"' ~ V" ''',''''' - NV
lar shadows that have appeared from Inn"
10 tim. on N. north or main porch Of tho
,,ht,, u.,,., nm, Of ,has. shod,v. r.,r.
WIN" '""N' ''' W ,''' ,"""'"' '''''
sented the prnhle ana bent form of an old
woman with one hand resting on an Indis-
-, ,,i,,, a. r,.,,,,,,lod n .r,n,,ng ,bo,l
Iu'' "''''' ''''' '''''""A 49,
This shadow, cast b( we sun rays shlhihg
through tn. railing. which isa part Of tho
r.,-,,., .,,,,,,,,.. A, ,b, 80, -, 81 ,,a,s,,,
'"'"''"' ~. "''"o Nv Wv W. VI w
appeared daily AZ certain hour Tor Two or
three weeks and a- II was about that time that
u..,,,, v,u i,,i,,.,. ,,,.,h,, di,d ,ba mo
The sun., 1901-02-08
Helen k,nsr Gains New Honors.

CAMBRtpGr. Mass Feb Miss Helen
Keller, the deaf and blind student now in
her freshman year at Radcliffe College. has
received new honors In The middle Of the
term she has been promoted from what is
known at the college as English ?? Glass" TO
English I? Class The promotion IL made
only on recommendation of the professor Of
English on account Of extraordinary progress
In the study, In tho class from which Miss
X eller has been advanced are about forty
that OF the blind girl has stood preeninent.
The sun., 1901-02-08
BrRvED A NORTHERN HISTORY.
Confederate Veterans Put q Book In q Conn
and Made q Bouare.

FoRsyrH. Ga. Feb 7 A copy Of the history
Of tho United States issued by New York
publishing house was burned In a coffin in
front of the leading hotel of Forsyth last nj xh,
Addresses were made by thrcc leading citizena
Of tho town. including two former Judges
Confederate Veterans The objection to the
book Law In the fact that " included the words
rebel rebellion and insurgents
The speeches were not direct ed against the
Northern people but against tho historian
The sun., 1901-02-08
Orr BLrFIickErS BF,rEy
ssy ,s.s fss sf,ss .sfss uf"sss
~ tsssu sffts


v.ssta. fss fsp .ff.rs 'H
issesfsH fs.sItst ~ ..s sisfa psrs" HsH'
ttfs fnsfnassH ffHHi 70 f4Haais 80 HHaf
ftttss anist.f 81 ffs.ss IHsfs Ess Hssr
.f..tH1s a. - uHs.fs tsfsasH Hsisfsafs
= fHs rulf-t stsiss tfsisirs .hIp sHr ss'ff
saa people IH fts r~H fe stfrh fha hlIr
sssss ssfs ssf.srIF NsafaH ' fprssf'
f.fa fHs tsspff.H tIff .FHhsf f '.H
tHHsfi.sa ssu1fs srrf .u sIIra Hf -
UFstfs s-s tirss ttsif Hftsfsas thffts
fttf rIsts asfa o. ti.sa HT f fHfi H' N.'s
s.tsts-. sus tssnt Hsuusi wave is'aHs
.f tr. IHHftaHt so Haf .hfsirsNIa .aIa ..s
Ht.. .rsf aiuisf=f ...lH.Is ia-Hrsi PEI .'1
f.sftsnt -ssHsn tl tslasfsrh i' fh- ~'H'H
uspsf,r.snf u.sses f ssIisU' 'Nsi 'ha uHHi'
10 fsssfi-t bt r o. y s~fi.Hs ~ '''"f
o. 80 Iu. surb su sTsif 'Hai nssfi' .s'-"h
80 ps,.s-n tr.I SOC tH- 4fsd -ts.a' .n
r...It-nt Wsffisuns rauiiu. atfa'."u -
tlst iIr. span tbs 80. 70 ~ , sns sss.n-'
fHI. ,spnirt sss tsfr sfr1ns 'H s.'''n' '.
me .tppnssd ,itItuis af .His sHtsfrHsnt
u me rs,1IIuap thsu s.Ina Hp. rrWh"f
q saB from tp- .rI.ssr Ha.Iusfs see
s.-saIf.d boz tba streets ~ Nsipafaisn N'
tbU|ao psif.~ ura sHI1f SO siled hII
sa. .IsY ir srnIogigHs sut rr-sid~n' NAf
r.-1n usis prrutfriIHUa 'ur go " Qua
p,t us s-.srt 4 bY IA ~fy fspp
- .
- ''ff N'n'" ''''. '"'
f"'' " poll" h'l .r'' MI. - ' no
'''''k '1 DO" Ian. ''"' men '"' W.
''." ''a'' '.'.
'n H's H"' ~ ~
l'" '''"ns As'h-' N'''' '''
Uuttr,. apI ua-f. .tr., s,aiu" u.n .f.u
american vafanrs -"u. n"f" 10 H''"''
ne ut~f-st- o' ..'.,~r- - 'hr = ui'rt states
lt. been vrr, bitter ever ..ru" 'h" ''I"ns
'Hr H'''.".d arrived '' "a u. 80 'n ron.
f"r'.'n NH 'h" 'F.Ih. '"'N""h ITO" '"'''''
IL "''ethw"nl '"l 'h" N'' '"' '"'
The sun., 1901-02-08
CHIEF DEvFRY EDITING.
Busy at the savoy last Nisht Over . Big Type.
written Decumrnt.

William q Dcvrrc. Chief of Police. sat IN a
big leather chair In tho lobby of ~" Hotel
savoy last night, absorbed in n tvpewri'ten
document " innnv pares. lie read " Through
man, time. Sometimes he went through
II from nrst PAGE 60 lat and sometimes from
Ia Z rage 'o rr-t lie made many annexation
with "A lead pencil
The sun., 1901-02-08
Cotton-Iaden Truck Burns In the street.

truck carrying twenty bales Of cotton
caught nrc Yesterday afternoon In West
street from spark either from n pipe or an
elevated railroad engine Storeksepers
nearby formed a fire brigade. but with the
wind tanning the flames made very little
IMPRESSION on the FIRE The horses were re-
leased and the FIRE engines put out the hr~
Only three bales were saved The loss was
uboIlt f1OD
The sun., 1901-02-08
woman Aecsps a Challenge to Raos Across
the Atlantic.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Feb, Mrs y b,
Wright Of Philadelphia, who says she il -
years old and has plenty Of pluck. has ac-
capted the challenge OF Howard Crosby to
race across the Atlantic this summer from
Cape Ann to Lisbon In a boat not 10 exceed
50 f.et over all,
The sun., 1901-02-08
-.s-. ..-'' r.'-".-.' 10 ,s- --.' 30

1ssf HiHs - s'issi'fsHIT @ss
ffHs-f 'fsf 'Hf~sF . sF%ss s4Hsf- ~ sHtR
~ naFs faf ~ ee~"s sHtes - -
N'e'nrf /" - lfs'fHs 90 60 rsHffiR7
y fHpi - s-"Ht sHf Hfss-s y sfl'- H'-s
HrHHf - sfHs ffFNssH' Tt'fH i~ff
,. -, 60. 80, -. :. ..,,,,.., ,sI
f..,.
uss .s.fst.. 49,. . t--.s.st.. 90. .
-....ts.... =. -. .. =. ssi.s
"a. $500 - 80. r.,..t -. a. t,..s
ts. .ts. I, =. 4, /. - f.t.t
.st,. -. =. - -, A.. -. %.
-. -, ,t. ...ti...... -.
a.. -. -. -. A., q. a..
.......... -. -. -.
-. -.
-. =, 80. -. a.. ......t.. "A
-. ,,... -. 49,, -. 49,, -. 80.
..,,t. -, -. /, -. Al. a..
'' ' w ''''
The fHfsi suss's -sfefrf A." thsr
rsufs - VHesn Wnfh-f snt "'-F Asf 30
fHfsl .HIpla fhs f'rN Hflis sss f-ssi
hf dnpi~ 1sufs ss s''h h~T hest slsh'f
h"s-i snt yale hn' rnfss~d sh- sslssf
s'n~l' 90 ~ 0sn'rs ~ 10 rhwrh 1p.n no
sfp ~ h-f r'0.rf' lhs a's"s- 90" V"u'.d
.'.' 'F''' WV wv
sf-a' stnd"ss NehiiHs 10 bsf simpl~ bu'
wHsul7'"r' rusfur~ tf 80 .-b -
'.Hfh and silver ar silver 'l.sus p,-' .iit ant
vs. Isssiisi sI'N pss'is and diamond.
lb" sstft ant tfsil s~fs sH quite p'sin
The loo 90 spfsss. shi,h sss sl-sv~is.-
was gsrsf 90 s'h Hransa blossom. - 40
-bouldef. fhs v I~-u sore tisfa - dis
mond- vhi.h esa almost hidi-r ~ nfsnss
bipsson. ani rlsin 'uls veil Sh- rsffisi
q banquet II pr,b,d. and orange blossom.
lhs brtisgfo"m. "" made -'fibins
hsf~. "ofs - un't'rW ~ wee Alm'f''i
~ w" N"'""t shi'. 'I'--"' "" ''" ''"'"h
-, -.-,- ,,,-
p..,,..., ~, .,., g.. 's.,..'.,
,,.,''--, =, ,.'-,.
- -
",-..
- ,., 49,
-. -. ,I-,.t -.
-, -, =. -
-, -, -, o., - a.. ,ta,.
80 -
-. -.
~ 80 .,'' ,..'.t',I1 o..
-, a., .I.,., -. .
49,, ..I.,,'.t q. ,h
-. - -, -. =, ~, ,,,-~t. -
, ,.', ~,
'
=. 3d. ,ast -, ,,, ,I,..bolt r,. h,,.,
r.liy,,us ,ornuIa Of IN. Dut,n Church fol-
lowed
-rposE WHOM oop y,rp totvEp roGsryRn
M, -,
~. .t,.I ,,,..,, a.. -.
-"
,.,.-, ..,sa,,,,
10 H, - So. "
. a'' -. w. , ,.,.s.
'"r v" -. .,.,..
81
r. p.,n, ', .o,. ,.h r,,.
t go.
.'. - - r.h. ,,.,o,,,. -
,u-.
,' I,a.',,' ,',,'i.s ,.r 49,, 80,
49, ''''
nav ''"v' - ~ 80, ., -,
The sun., 1901-02-08

THIS Is tn. once Of the Seatoaid All Lac Rsiluay
Their Florida and Metropolitan Lmikd leaving
sad st Ferry. Pennsyl,ania Railroad. is6s noon,
eompo.d ot compartment drawing room sleeptnG
ears, library, dining and observation cara. y the
naest Ln The WoIla -A6A
The sun., 1901-02-08

Through Pullman sleeping cara New York 10 y,
Louie VIA kev York Genital big Pour Route. Lave
New YORK $50 y. NJ arrive 81. Louis v so neat e,sn-
Ing. -A1a
The sun., 1901-02-08
latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrived s, G,fmAnic Hsddocs. Liverpool. Jan 81,


leaves GOOD taste In the mouth II pure and uhoss
soma Dont be cheated with cheap Goods A-AtA
The sun., 1901-02-08
sale es the Evans Collection

Of oil painting. at o'hrlsu's Gallery. ASA Liberty
A. Shls AilsInoon ~ ans. .-Ade.
The sun., 1901-02-08

To Prevent the Grip.
LAIauve Bromo-Q -Quinine removes ths cause ADV.
The sun., 1901-02-08

60 CHICAGO and 81 Louis is the Initial line 10 Calf
| foru,A Through fast trains. ADJ.
The sun., 1901-02-08
"ard' "ra, carnival. New orleans. Ia.

'6i 4 trsciN vii he on sale Al Washington
~ y hhN "a Ntabaatd All lane RaiIvsy,
"a - Nh'ch I'm. Phone :3Oi Madison
." '-'' i-o' hIUadwsy ADJ
The sun., 1901-02-08
orggy wILHgLvIyi wgDS
..,... - .ssv sss ss.ss.s Z.
.tss mf ssf &c ssssv

ace. sH- 80 s-'s'sss - 90" s~~ 90" ss'
o. 90. .-ss-s s's- 80 -.ss - ~
-. %. s-.a ~s--.. ss'-~. ssss-s'
s,,s s..ss.s. I. sss s.'ses s-s ~"
-. ,s.sss ss.s-~-. s-ss-, we. -
ss-.s b, .s.s, 90, ~s r-v-'., s's"--
.-..s-.-- % -. ss..s.. - go
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes of the Day.

Tenders for printing the House jour
nal are wanted.
A record book has been lost. Reward
is offered for its return to this office.
Sheriff l.. A. Andrews, of Hawaii ar
rived in the city on Saturday on official
business.
Punahou defeated the Y. NJ. c. A.
team in Saturdays baseball game by a
score of to 0.
John Toms, of Kappa, Kauai was
this morning made an American citi-
zen by Judge Estee.
A large list Of useful articles comprise
special sale number 16 at w. W. Di-
mond & Cos this week.
f. NJ. Hatch returned by the Kinau
from the Volcano house where he had
been resting a few days.
The stock books of the Olowalu and
Waimanalo Sugar Companies will be
closed to transfers from the 29th to the
Goth inclusive
l.. A. Thurston f. NJ. Hatch and c..
G. Ballentyne called upon the Governor
this afternoon on Rapid Transit and
Hilo Railway business.
The Josephine Stanton Opera Com
pany open their second week with
wang" At the special May Day ma
tinee 1.-THE Mascotte" will be given.
This is the evening of the reception by
Mrs. Dillingham; in honor of Miss A. M.
Reynolds. Ladies of the Y. w. c. A
and their friends will be the guests.
At the meeting Saturday night the
Elks completed organization. About
two dozen visitors were present and
were entertained after business was
over
The Eagles held a meeting yesterday
morning and consumated such arrange
ments as places the organization on
firm business basis. The Eagles are
making a remarkably promising start
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
A TAHITIAN PRINCESS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-For the
first time since the steamer was placed
on the Tahiti route the Australia yes
terday arrived on time from the South
seas, having been twelve days and four
hours on the trip from Papeete.
Princess Pomare of Tahiti is in San
Francisco. She arrived here yesterday
evening in the steamship Australia The
Princess is supposed to be lineal de-
scendant of old Queen Pomare of Tahiti
who unsuccessfully opposed the French
when they took possession of the inter-
esting South Sea island and dispensed
with native royalty. Princess Pomare
is very dusky, past 40 years of age, and
burdened with about 230 pounds of bone
and tissue. Her hands are bestudded
with a large collection of stone rings
and her gowns are cut after the COM
monty accepted civilized style of her
white sisters who are not princesses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
VERY BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Shipping Master Mccarthy is Fined a
Hundred Dollars.

William Mccarthy the shipping mas
ter was convicted in Judge WilcoX's
court Friday morning of brutal as
Sault upon native woman called Katy.
According to the testimony of the wo-
man Mccarthy gave her worse and
more shameful treatment than even
the old Blackbirder sailors used to re-
ceive on the slave ships. In corrobora-
ton of her claims the woman displayed
welts on her body, that had been ad-
ministrated with a whip and cuts and
bruises which she claimed had been
made by McCarthy's boots and fists.
The woman presented a pitiful sight
when she appeared in court Her eyes
were black and her mouth had been
cut There were bruises about her face.
To the court and the attorneys she
showed, in the Judges chambers, the
marks of the brutal treatment she
claimed to have received from Nc
Carthy Her limbs and body bore the
marks of a horse whip and kicks.
She testified that she and Mccarthy
had been living together but owing to
his brutal treatment of her she decided
to leave him. She went away but Nc
| Carthy secured the aid of a police Of
| ficer and got her to return to his home.
| Once he got her there he proceeded to
lock her up and then to vent his resent
ment upon his helpless victim Actual
ed by jealousy Mccarthy beat her with
| his fists, so she testified, kicked her,
knocked her down and used a horse
| whip upon her with savage fury.
Mccarthy did not offer any defence.
| The court assessed him 800 and costs
AS j. Kaulukou appeared for the de-
fence a notice of appeal was given. The
court said that if the woman desired ii
| he would place Mccarthy under $500
| bonds to keep the peace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
EIRE In DEKING

BERLIN April 1S.-Field Marshal
Won Waldersee reports that the best
part of the Winter Palace at Picking
was destroyed last night by fire, the
cause of which is not explained. He adds
that the French and japanese troops
gave the most prompt assistance. The
Field Marshal and the other officers lost
nearly everything So far as known
General Schwarzkopf and a sentry
We're the only victims A number of
documents We're saved. The quarters
of six officers, besides those of Walder-
see and his staff We're Quilted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights
They face Pauoa Road being wdened and macadam
lied, and adjon the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
AUCTION SALE
OF
Land in Nuuanu Valley
ON SATURDAY, MAY 4,
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesroom 65 Queen street, 1
will sell at Public Auction valuable
tract of land in Nuuanu valley known
as Government lots 10 and II. Contain
ing IA Ito acres.
The property has large frontage on
Nuuanu Avenue, having several build
ings and the tavern known as THE
HALF WAY HOUSE.
There is a fine spring of water on the
property and a stream of water runs
through the lot. Part of the property
is planted with fruit trees and grape
vines.
This is an elegant property for a
ranch or can be subdivided into several
sites for nice residences. Property will
be started at an upset price of $4,000.
Terms cash, deeds at purchasers ex-
pense.
For further particulars apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
65 QUEEN STREET.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-29
n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-09
Resolution. OF sympathy.

Whereas. An all wise God has
removed from us our sister, Mrs.
c. n Rumnll, who. since her resi-
dence here, has been our faithful
CO worker in the Sunday school ot
the First PRESBYTERIAN church,
and a faithful help meet to her
husband in his home and his Iabore
as superintendent of this school,
therefore. be it
Resolved. BY this scboo. tha, We
extend 10 our superintendent. Mr.
{. III. kumuii, ouI warmest sym,
pathS 10 this bereavement which
has come SO near 10 us all, and
pray rhat the Blessed Comforter.
may, by His presence, and in.
iiuence heal his wounded spin, and
Cheer his heart, with the blessed
assurance that lac Shall meet nis
dear wife bye and bye.
MKs. {. K. BOCkEY,
Miss +. GlILuM.
Mss. q. FINSEy,
Committee. Z
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-09
re >vsl,cAS CANDIDATES.

Uuder this head the KinusE
will publish nrlei sketch Of the
republican candidates, taking
them up ia the order named on the
ticket. and thus scqnslniing cur
readers with the history and rr
cords OF the inep whom the rr
publican party presents 10 tho
people oi Otero colniy for their
endorsement at the coming Il :
ton.
Charles a. Beerbohm, our prs
enr county treasurer. and repubh-
can nominee ny sccianmation 10
succeed himself. was born IL
Waterloo, Canada. February -.
1862, where he lived with his
parents until 1881 He learned
the mschinist's trade 10 early life
and IN 1881 settled in Ere. Pa.
wh,re he remained for about two
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-09
soMe MORE LOCAL ITEMS.
lVooltex

Wooltex
Dal,on's pharmacy tor drugs
rraie al the Palace drug store.
Lawn mowers and gasoline
stoves repaired. -Downef
@. ). Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. III 5.
Tbirt, five cents Tor the TRiErNE
from now until the first OF next
year
f. A Griffin will do yon good
job OF paper hanging. He guar
antees his work
Bargains in new and 2-hs,ed
wheels Remember we are never
undersold. d.-Downer.
Gem Flour" best IN the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
retn nded- La lunta Milling Co.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and Seing. First class work
prices reasonable; give us a trial
La unta Steam Laundry.
Dad you look over the Inst oil
houses and lots, offered by Bucke,
& Hart? You had better bay nov
before prices advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodaie. OF Trini-
dad, We're La Iunta visitors. Sun
day. between trains. on their wa,
TO Denver Nh. Goojale rs one
OF the editors OF the Advertiser.
w Il. Jeteries, ex postmaster
OF Xenia, H.. accompanied by his
son, a. c. Jeileries. OF ST. Louis,
Mo, has been spending a few
day S with his niece, Mrs. R. l..
Gaueer.
The excitement incident to trav
cling and change OF food and
water oten brings on diarrhoea.
and for this reason no one should
leave home without bottle OF
Chamberla,n's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy, For sale by
ali druggists.
w. X. Proctor. OF the local des-
pstchers Office is making prepara-
,ions to bnild two four room cot
tages on his four lots on the cor
ner of San uan avenue aud Mon
tsna street. They will I've eqmipp-
ed with all modern improvements.
aud be for rent as soon as compIet
ed.