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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
Amerlean Reaehes she coast.

When the big freiEhter American Of
the nawaiian-American line reaches this
port she viii have gocd-siEed cargo ct
general merchandise. Consigned 60 nany
Honolulu concerns The steamer Anieri-
can arrived 5, San Francisco October Is
from New York after Voyaee Of seventy
six days Captain Morrison reports
pleasant weather Oh the entire trip round
the Horn from the time Of the vessel :
departure from New York on August Sd
until her arrival AZ the latter port. Ten
DAYS cnt from New York therc WAS a
break Ia the steamers machinery and she
was deiayed a dar
On September eth she sTsoke the British
bark FormoSa. Captain korf. in latitude
~ deg IS sec. south. longitude fsa dec
4 mia. west TIE Formosa reported all
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
Bark orympsc Arrives.

The sugar boat Olympic arrived IN
port October 20, says the Call She made
the ran from Honolulu In - days and did
NOT have a aishnp. Last March she ran
into gale and lost her fore topmzst. jib-
boom. main fopzaElent and mizzen top
gallant mzsts besides sustaining other
damage She was repaired At Honolulu
and then came to San Francisco. On
this last run she had nothing but fair
weather.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
DEPARTURES.

Monday. Oct. IS
Str. HanaIei. Peterson. for Hanamsulu
and Ahukini at ; p. m
Str. Hawaii Bennett. for Moiokai at
; p. m.
Str. KaiuIani. Dover. for Laupahoehoe.
PapaalOa and Pepeekeo at > p. M
Schr. Malolo. for Hanalei and kalihi-
wal. at ; p m
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29

Word wsS received through late files
Of the Maui News that the kinross
which left Kahului. October 3lth for
Kihei. went on 4 reef IN Maalaea Bay
the following evening. with pilot Bob
English on hoard Captain Murray for
nerly Of the Anticpe went over this
morning 10 take charge of the wrssck in
the interests Of all concerned No par
ticnlarS received
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
To Depart.
A Word TO Travellers.

The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home with out bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co. agents for Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
AN ECONOMIC HOUSEWIFE.
First Lady of the Land Net an Ex
traxaaant Dresser.

WASHINGTON. Oct f9.-The FIRST
Eady in the land sets good example 10 her
countrywonsen in the matter Of dress.
She never lets her sxhorhitant miIIiners'
hills bother her or her husband Mrs.
Roosevelt said to a caller today that she
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29

well, She vas % days ont from Autwerp
for San Diego
This i the second visit Of the steamer
american 10 San Francisco She brings
a general cargo Of s.0fS tons. part Of
which viii b. discharged there and the re-
fnainder at Honolulu.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
Dealers IN Real Estate anl
....lHVestnents.

We deal in ali kinds Of Real Estate.
Mortgages. Leases. Etc. do frst-elass
Typexritiug. Copying Etc
We are General Agents New Hamp-
shire Fire Insurance Co. of New
Hampshire. T. g A
We afford ana operate one os the
most successful plans before the pub
lie for small investors to save and
earn q monthly sum Pay 10 Is s.
per month and We secure you By .
Dsbenture Bord. bearing interest
from date Of Issuance Apply for par
tieulars
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
muItisudes witness siberia Launching

Multitudes Witness Siberia Launching.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. October 19
The Pacific Mail steamship Siberia,
the largest vessel ever constructed IN
America. was today successfully launched
at the Newport News Shipbuiiding Com
panv's yards. Miss Belle Norwood Taylor.
daughter Of Governor ]. Hoge Taylor.
was sponsor. About 10000 persons were
present
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
DUE TODAY.

Tuesday. October %.
America Maru, Going, from San Fran
cisco. due in afternoon.
$. s. Ventura. Haywood, from the Col
onies, due in morning.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29

The schooner Dauntless. % daFs from
Fairhaven. wss mo0red az the Railway
wharf yesterday morning. and commenced
discharsing Der cargo Of lnml<r. prfnci-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
SAILING TO-DAY.
Tuesday.

Tuesday. October %.
Str. Ke Al Hou. Mosher, for Ana
hola at ; p. m
8. $. Ventura Haywood. for San Fran
cisco. probably sail in the afternoon.
Str. Mauna Loa. Simerson. for Laha-
ina. Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports at
noon.
Str. Kinau. Freeman for Hilo and
wav ports at noon.
Str. Parker. for Maui ports at ) p. m.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
To Men Who Keep HORSES

There are quantities OF business
men in town who have to keep horse
to take them TO work and fetch them
home again who cannot afford to
build a stable or don't care 20
To these We would ike to mention
the fact that our stable IS fire-proof.
sanitary and up-to-date Horses are
well fed. veIl looked after and treated
right Our terms are moderate
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-29
n. Is. SUN AND MooN.

Last quarter Of the moon Nov. =. a.4s p, m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-10
REAL BARGAINS.
$50 TO slo,0sAvED.

risse' ,ssrss, ss% q. ..ssss ssss5 s, e
EIofts. r q. Smith. msnufsctUsr 6 a eeas-
terms at the white Hoasey e1se ~ pepulaf Wee.
ster. Henning. whittier ana Iothsr bakse. Can
F. O. Smith, Mfr, New xaf4:Ss' Ss'N1a1lfooons ~ IN
largo .c1fiss: st. Louis v1ruEueEnS M Olive -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-10

~
2TJC. STINDAY EERRI
| 81 AcN0NK
|
| "V.e SV:s
n T0Ts1@%.:: T.s ss;1;:s:1 . ;.a: :o,.. -;
5000: price H.Goe; half cash; Worlds Fair oppor
Unity. 0le.coek sroxerase Co.. Ne Chestnut:
BoARpINq-HousE; select neIghborhood. east
| easy terms 0lascoek Broksrass Co. sOf Chestnut
MILLINERY and ladies' tailoring: West End
Csc s !Or chssnns
M0TkL-1 rooms; . SSwnt9wn: y,: clears xso to 30
oiascock 5rokeraee 70. w Snes.nnt:
PArENTEE mechslicai tnvsntion. multiplying
e eS%Hiss: new model dissooet SrossraSs ls
-..-..s...--.---. .-.------,------
.tALENTED piow ataenmens: % reEulates depth
S, Sn'' s.co sSer yen.ed Eo-
20, ss,ch...nut:----~ ch...nut:
SARATOGA chip menufactory: price $500 half
heip: Susinesss elesrtn@ $50 month al.ssecs
sI0a.I.s. Co: zoe Chestnut:
heat: ssnainsiy soed tSins: central: ssss: be Be
e;os; S.sSess S.S--. =: =. Sass.1a.
laundry. bakery: location nns,rpss.ed: IivinT nsn
% ago Co. % scs 'els cnsstnas smnp; ''' @''f Broker
q ooo ca.5 .ecrreS copyrieht. VonderyaI ,r-.r-
tsn. teaching guitar quickly: owner has no cap
RSsT11ie1NT ana !; f,7,;.b.6 ,7,on, ,.,7.,
ron c clenns enH - soo mopts foop nsc. .es5 i
rent Is 0l..eosk 1rekerase Co. sof Chestnut.
,dS aSs @ ND s.: 20 ssrsss; pTsS
HARpWARH-no 400 dnyoic.1 buy. sonth
month"; for ssPs
olaseock Rrokeress Co. soa Chestnut
CIGAR stand. downtown offce bldg s,2s: clear
es,S s1,hSRppING,HonsE. pIS s. ssss ,s balance , g;
= = Ss..,..
cations Tscents nna dsa monthly nnsss pr. Ts Eng 10
cock BrOEsrsss Co. s0s chestnut.
JEwELRY-Est. ls.:; good Illinois town: ga
slider trade: Glssooek Brok.r.xe Co. SOC Chestnut:
price $500 worth 5000: includes horses and
wagons 0la.oock Brokerase Co. soz Chestnut.
HOTEL. finest East side location doing i'm
S9s; g Che
TILE ana ar5c,- 5.ctorv. No tovn. MACHINERY
BLDG. etc worth 8 go: tshe ts e 900 would trade.
e,a.ooe. .;s1s s5S.e!ss. @ g: :. Sa:..1a.
ehnsry. bdTs. real estate g SOo o. trade: worth
3 500: Gl..cock sroker.s. Co.: go Chestnut:
tisatiOn: olascOcf BroksIase Co. %, Chestnut
REsTAURANT :nd ree@ing: house: saoeo: T.-
sssrs: Gl.seeeI sroE:l.s: Co: 20 cns.tnat.
HOSPITAL su:ines.. eIearinE .'s.eoo yearly |
s 60: fnvestissf" GIsscoes BroksrsSs q" -.
Chestnut:
Saloon. est 70 years: daily recsipts average
Easy Gsscock Sroissrase Co. Sn Chestnut.
RooMTNa-HoUsE; olive. near Ewing: sis
Aalf cost Glaseoek Brokersgs Co. sos chestnut:
system sSss ,S IN.
3 30; $3.50 buys state Mo- olascock Brokerage
n M1N1FAcTTRINa n sasis..:: scale. truck:
hess yoT control your n, mcnsy absolutely Giss-
TERRA Gotta: ssl.. issS. pssI: asi.aI.a:
cbsstIut. tls Pse"'' ''' ''''e''A 0''Aes' w. '
pRAYAoE transfer; susines. clearing aooo
- eee H.--seeA -,.e-.--ss -. .s- S..--
DHCG store: sp.enda no townSS n oEner aes,ree sre
s: Ssi::s.:s Z
sTEAM ~. q tnIsn ,s sy; v.ss
a q invoice at ois:soss sfoS'ss Co. 'Ss Chest:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-10

Dancing Acsdrmy. UhS1fs Gave. any Wsd1es-
day svenjne o. smoey sttexnoee: ysrnes We@e.-
soas T1esday and kriday eesuings: pay b The
M hca fs11sssasss esatscR Absn = ARA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-10

High grade hmfly coal. s,sc per pushea. In 80
bushel lots. eeliysfvd; bard coal. 8 - per ton
delivered Superior Coal and Coks Complny. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
z Prus Polss,k4,:ic.:;hE.

GAZETTE LUDOWA (dla
Masurdw, Poiak6w ewangielliicek'e~
70 wyznanis), ktdra wychods IA
dotad W E}ku (Prusaoh Wschod
n,ch), pr1enies'ono do szozytna'
gdz,e j. ME bardzo mile p'~l'a
no wedlag jei w&asuego nastepu"
jacego. zeznania.
,.Po za&atwienlu r6znYch prze-
szk6d " Etku snro wadzi]lsmv na-
sza drukarn,e do S~Aczytna. Mlesz-
kanje by1o wvnajete, w}ssci~
cielka domut wdowa L., bar'':o
niby by&a kontenta, 10 m'eszka''
ME nam wynaje}a, a navel pros'~
la. aoy n,etylko rok. wedle kon"
traktu, ale i dfuzej u niei zsmie~
's,kaG. Wzruszecl zyczliwos ;Ia tel
PAM, zabral smY ale do u,tawian'a
drukarnl. ale jul drug,ego Gnia
pokazafc sic, 5e kobiety So
zmienne. w piatek bowiem ~e~
szla w@ascicielka domu " towa-
rzystwie swego brata, kupca, do
nasze] drukarni, zadajac, abysmy
natychmiast opu6cili mieszkanle,
edyt ons wolf innemu pozwol,t
darmo mieszkac, nil dad lokal ma
polska %drukarnia. WYrazsta SIC
ies.cse owa o., Ae .,Gazeta Dasza
ma byt niby podszcsuwaj4ca "
kohcu dodafe, ze tvlko wtedv po~
zwoli nam mleszkad. jezeli PREY.
n,eeiemy pismo cd pana landfata
(D, ze" tenze ME ma MIC przeciw
temu. ably tn polskle plsuo wy
chodzi}o. z tego naturaln,e DONG
6let sic mozna. skad wlatr wieje i
he owa pania zapewne z~aatraszono.
Peniewaz jednakze kontrakt jest
wazuie zawarty, a nadro wlasci~
clelka wzieia juz komorne IA
kwarta4. vice ami my6li1ny z
mieszkanla sic usuwac. PracuiemY
wieo dalej, oczekujao cicrpliwie,
co dalej bedzie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31

pozrywa} dacbf. w Czemplniu i
Kie&czewie wywr6c:{ 4 wiatraki
Polska pod Moskalem
WYPADEK w WYSZTYNe
Gu. Ola pogorzelc6w " Wysztg L.
Gu przeznaczY} cesarz Wilhelm JUL
dawa'ej cd s,eble 10000 NIX.
Ostatnim razem da{ i'm 5000 rubli
Z polecen,a cora Mlkola]a. Opr6cz
tego troszczY Sly cesarz Wilhelm
o pogorzelc6w, kt6rzY So pc wick
ssej czescl zydami, W ten sposob,
ze i'm kate codziennie przez ME.
misckich u~rzeduik6w rozdz'elat
500 funto~ chleba j MESA koszer~
nego. To ml&oslerdzle ma tea
sxutek, ze zydzi, kt6rym tersz co
do zywno6c, daleko lepiej idzle,
anl&eli dawnlej, rozleniwieli i "
ogdle mic ME chca praco~a6.
WARSZAWA. - As. ksno.
mix J6xef Kwlatkowski .dslekan
miechowski, zfczy} ofsre 5000
rubl, ma utrzyman,e Sl6str Milo
sierd2,z regu}Y sw. Wlncentego a
Pau'!o pray szpita. u kw. Amy W
M,ecbowie.
-C.- |
KODZ ME pre- Stale bY6 mia
stem 4ydowsko-u iemieckiem. z
og6lne] llczby 5.o41 nierucbomo6ci
" kodzl 1855 nalezy do zydow,
2,15l do Niemc6w. sol do Pola.
kow.i 1853 do Rosyan.
w POWIEClE PRZASNY~ !
SKIM. gubernli p}ockie], kilka
duzych folwark6w przeprowadza "
tym r..ku roku zamiane sluzebno~ !
Sci z wfoscianam', m,edzy 'nneml
folwark Dzierzgowo. Gospodarze
We wei acknowledgements
pod Chorzelami tYmze powlecie !
pomierzyll grunts ca}ej wsl l die
10 sic mem, tax, aby kazdy "a
swoJe stare porozrzucane d3ia4kl
mia} nadal Gale gospodarstwo "
kupie; Oby taklch nowin by}o
jak mai wiecej.
Ma KOLEI warsza wsko-ka-
kt3ra sacseto budowad.
beda nastepujace stacye:
Warszawa - Odolsny - J6-
49, Bionie - Sorokl - So
chaczew ~- Zvlin - Bednar7 -
kowloz - Domaniewice - Gi6wno
- Stryk6w - Gllnnik - Zg,erz-
LODI - Laskowioe - Pabjanioe =
Dobron - Task - Zdunska- Viola,
- Sieladz - Kobie-
rzycko- Kocioiki - Radliczyce
- ODat6wek Kaliez.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31


dnlem. lego.
sty cznia roku przysslego swija
~intere. towar6w iokciowych zyd
'Goldmann, kt6rv ,uz d"za Kieske
pieniedzY u~clutat, a teraz do
Beri,na eie wvnosi.
o.
KosCIAN, W Gryzyn'e.
Kurzej gorze. Ki-iczewie w'cher
pozrywa& dacbt. w Czemplniu i
Kie3czewie wYwr6c:{ 4 wiatraki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
Z Poznahs'kiie

n
. CzERNIEJEWO. = W dni y.
4 P.kdzlerrika umari tn 8. p. mr.
Zvpmunt Skorzewskl. Hr. Skorzew'
ak, .ar. sic On. 20 wrzesn,a 1873
r. Nieboszczyk by4 d}ugoletnlm
cztonkiem Izby Pan6w W oz's'e
.kulturkampfu" goraco i odwazole
sta val W obronle praw Koscio}a, "a
m udekoronowanym zosta} przez
OLGA sv, orderem Grzegorza.
+ UMARk pan Treskow z
Radojewa. B7} to czfow1ek pra"y.
potepia]acy szowlnlstyczue praa7
Hlkaty.
INOWROCHAW. Starozytna
ruina kosciola Najsw. Fanny Msryl
wvrestaurowana zupe}nie. W koncu
biezacego m'esiaca odbedzie sic
benedykcya tego :rzec'ego koscio-
10, a dokona jej x. prafat Ponih~
ski, tax, ably sic mogtJ odbYwac
nabozehstwo. Uroczyste poswjece-
ME obu nowych koaclo&6w odbe-
die SIG ma "i'sae roku przyszfe~
go.
SZYMBORZE. W cukrownl
robosnix Franciszek Zholhskl pray
costa wianiu w~agon6w, dostaf s'e
m,edzY tarcze te taSs 60 pog notify,
ze smier6 ma miejscu nast4 plta.
80 49,
GNIEZNU. Lud~ik Brzo~
zowskl. wYrostek uzywany do pc~
slug W pewnym haniIu, ukradl
pryucypa&owi " Poznaniu 200 MAJ
rex i L tent pieniedzm', sprawlw-
szv sobie ubior %elegancki, uclek}:
Przy bv} do Goiezna j " , hotelach
zsmieezkawszY kolejno pod nazwa
hr- Alfonso Pon,hskiego hr. Bud
.nika parob;} dlug6w "a kllku-
dn'owy pobYt pozYwle-
MEM - zawczasu SIC ulotni3.
Po'icys dotad jego pobytu ME
wvs)edzifa.
W GNIEzN1E ,csiad}o "
ostatnich czasach wskutek og}o~
szen,a tamtejszego niemieckie ego
hakaty sty cznego pisemka ,,Gene~
ral~Anze,ge." trzech rzeznik6w,
przyby}ych q gfebi Nleniec.
General Anzelger" r%ozplsYwa'
sic dfugo o %potrze5ie niemleckich
handl' : wyrobaml miesnem, do
wcdzao. 10 miejscowi rzeznicy 50
zaspoka1ac wymsganis
ia m:eJszej uiemieck'ei publicznosci.
"a ,,General Auzejge:em" po 1t6-
to lnne n%iemieoiie ga.ety
sachecajao e~oich niem,eckioh
landsman6w do osied'euis sig y
Gnieznie' Tymo.asem ci trzej
rzeko'ey kt6rsv poszI' IA lep tych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-31
600 RODZIN W Gdansku c,era
p, g}6d, poniewaz ojcowle tychze
rodzin ME msje zatrudnienis.

CZESt novel linii koleiowej
,.
z Ko6cierzYnv do Kartux, ma
prsestrseni KoScierzyna Golub 20
staoyami NowY Dw6r. s,korzyn i
Golub oddano do utYtku publicz-
nego. CatY tor ukohczony bedz,e
prawdopopobn,e do 1 Listopada.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of The Day.

a purse containing $40 has been lost.
y lodge of Elks is in process of organ
ization in Hilo
Drink Primo beer for your health
and as a beverage absolutely pure.
a number of boys who were playing
hockey" from school were arrested to-
day by the police.
Miss lola E. Barber returned by the
Miowera from a summer vacation spent
in study in the states.
Owing to the illness of Judge Wilcox,
Judge Dickey held the district court
today
Seven defendants were given three
days sentences for vagrancy today by
Judge Dckey
f. Funk, the popular chief steward of
the Mariposa was accompanied on this
trip by his wife.
Beal proposes to do the wallpaper
business of Honolulu. Exclusive con-
troll of the very best and most artistic
hangngs have been secured.
1heies a feeling of comfort in hav-
ing ones valuabes beyond reach of
fire and theft The safe deposit boxes
of the Hawaiian Trust Co., are fire and
theft proof.
The Rev w. NJ. Massie of Waimea,
pastor of the foreign church. principal
of Kakaha school returned on the Cop
tic t day from Manila whittier he went
on the Peru, making a short trip of the
journey.
Al q. A. r. Comrades and Sons of
Veterans are cordially invited to par
tiCipate with George w. De Long Post
in celebrating their nineteenth annual
camp fire, at Little Britain" lis even
ing at 1880.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-30
mo FISHERMEN LOST
AN ACCIDENT REPORTED FROM
HONOHINA
Natives Supposed to Have Fallen Down
a Steep Bluff Into the Water-A
Dangerous Point.

Two natives named Kulau and Ka-
waha met death at HOnOhina, Hawai-,
last week, while attempting to get into
a position to fish from the steep blur
there, according to a report brought
here by a Kinau passenger NO one
witnessed their accident, but it is sup
poseu that one of them lost his footing
and dragged the other down the blum,
both tumbling into the deep water be-
low.
The water becomes deep Immediately
at the point where the accident is sup
Dosed to have occurred, and there is no
Mace where even good swimmer
could get a footing and climb up the
bluff. The spot is a good one for tsh-
ing and the two natives went to cllmp
down to where they could drop their
lines in the water, as they sat on the
edge of the pail. The climb was very
steep one and it is supposed that as
the natives were making their way
down the bluff one of them slipped ana
! falling on to the other, carried MN
| down the incline. The two men WoulC
| get some hard bumps on the rocky
! bluff and finally fall into the ocean at
point where there is long swim t'
! shallow water, or to any bit OF coas
they could climb up.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-30
PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Claudine. September 49,
from Maui ports.-W. Z. kapulani,
Rev. A. p. Musser, Rev. S. Alwoni,
Mrs. KahakawiIa, AwOng, Father
James, Father Stephen, Father Julien
w. schneider, Mrs. G. Cottren, p.
Messchert, Ant De Rego Mrs. j. b.
Castle and 2 servants, Miss n. White,
Miss c. Castle Mrs. j, Warehouse,
William Bailey. w. n. mstrong, NJ,
c. Ross. wife and child. d. b. Mud
dock. wife and servant, f. Klamp, w,
Booth, and as deck passengers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-30
VALUABLE RESIDENCE LOTS
FOR SALE.

By order of MRS. VIDA, I offer for
sale the Vida homestead, on King
street, near the corner Of Victoria
street, and next to the residence of Mr..
Alexander Young.
The property has been subdivided into
eight desirable lots, four of which front
on King street and four on Young
street, six with a frontage Of feet
each and two with So feet each, all,
with depth of $50 eet.
The grounds are beautifully laid Out
with fruit and shade trees, and re sit
uated in a most desirable portion OF
the city.
Possession given in seven months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-30
TO SELL OUT TO AMERICANS.

LIVERPOOL, September 2O-At a
meeting today of the shareholders OF
Ogden's limited it was unanimously
agreed to sell all the shares to the
American Tobacco Company on the
terms offered September 18th namely
e25 for preferred shares, $50 for ordl-
nary shares, and ELL los. for deben-
ture shares, STIMULATING that 20 per GEM
of each class must be purchasaple.
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Auction Sale IF Delinquent
Sugar ~tOcN.

on SATURDAY, October 5th.. at
70 o'clock noon, al my salesroom 65
Queen street, Honolulu, | will sell at
Public Auction by order OF the II et-
surer, Mr.. Elmer e. Paxton, the follow
ing certificates of stock in the Olaa
Sugar Co.. Ltd. unless the 14th assess
ment, delinquent August 10Th, with In
terest and advertising expenses, is maid
on or before the day and hour of sale at
the offices of the b. f. Dillingham; Co.,
Stangenwald Building, Honolulu.
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DEPARTING.

Tuesday, October l.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Nawiu-
will, KOloa LIeele ana hanapepe at S
p. m.
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5 IPPNi IN.ELufNCE
ARRIVING.

ARRIVING.
Monday, September 30.
Schr. Kauikeaouli. from PaauilO at
$50 a. m. with 1860 bags sugar.
Sunday, September 20.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports at 4:40 a. m. with 4,233 bags sugar,
SO bags potatoes, 22S bags corn 100 bags
tarO, Il. nogs, 2 rollers, 300 bags bran,
500 bags barley, 16i pkgs. sundries.
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ing dominion" over all things in heav-
en- above, on earth beneath, and in the
waters under the earth; whose nature
is the nature of Deity; who is in that
nature good, in the very goodness of
God; being who, as he realizes his
heirship, enters upon his dominion and
has power over sin and sickness and
every curse.
When the process of retranslation is
complete, and the average Christian
achieves the transition from deism to
theism, the new theology will dispos-
sess the old Then the present painful
experiences Of doubt will disappear in
a religion at once reasonable and rev.
erent, born of the marriage of Science
and Faith.-R. Heber Newton in Mind.
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VERDI AND MORELLI.

Stories of the Musician and the Painter
This yearemay be said to have been
fatal to Italy, as she has lost besides
| men of lesser Importance, Verdi, Girls
pi and Morelli-her veteran composer,
! her most prominent statesman and her
greatest painter. Verdi and Morelli
were bound by the most tender friend
| ship from their youth, and had a reci-
procal admiration for each others tall
my operas to have produced one of the
Christs of Morelli," while the latter,
( with equal sincerity, said: IT would
give all my pictures to have composed
II Travatore
Two good stories are told Of Morelli
which will bear repetition. An author
ess of note was in Naples, and very
much desired to know him, but could
find no one to act as intermediary. So
at last she took her courage in her
hands and resolved to introduce her.
self but not without qualms. AS she
approached she found the studio door
open one more cause of embarrass-
ment, and, pushing a certain to one side
stood before the artist at work, who,
looking at her absent mindedly. said.
"These lines seem to be all right.
What do you say?" and to her muir
INJURED response went on, "but the eyes
of nuns do not suit me. Pray sit down
a moment; yours are just the thing"
With inward delight the woman sat
down and acted as model for an hour
and a half, during which writer and
artist talked as though they had been
friends all their lives. At certain
point Morelli stopped abruptly, took off
his glasses peered at his handsome
are your"
AS all the world knows, Maestro |
Verdi hated public notice in his private |
hours, so that one day when returning |
from Posillipo in the company of his |
wife and Moreli he was.seriously an |
him, began to cheer. II want to drive I
myself home" he said hastily. mo
relli, just place yourself beside my
wife" and, jumping out of his own car
riage, he went on to the box of one
near. thus, of course, escaping notice.
Meanwhile, Signora Verdi and Moreli
pursued their way. and, as the latter
wore a large hat just like that of the
they were acclaimed every
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20 Pieces Imported Silk and
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59cts a Yard