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UNPUBLISHED HISTORY.
Biographical FaetA from the Lives
Of Two Of Cuba's Fanous
-i Patriots.

In connection with Maceo, says cor.
respondent Of Frank Leslse's Popular
Monthly, there Is q curious bit OF un-
published history well worth the tell.
Ing. Marshal Martinex Campos and
Antonio Maceo bore the relationship OF
eonsanguinity Of the blood in the sec.
ond degree. Campos' father was q
colonel in the Spanish army and mill
tary governor of the one-time district
Of Mayari, Cuba. where Martinez was
born. His mother was Of Cuban Indi'
an-African blood, and first cousin to
the mother of Antonio Maceo. The
father took the infant Martinez tc
Spain, where, under Spanish law.
man takes his nativity from the place
of his church confirmation or baptism,
and there the child was legitimatized
and educated for military life.
Both Campos and Maceo were aware
Of the relationship between them. and
although bitter contestants on the
field Of battle, they held each other in
great personal esteem, Campos having
the highest admiration for the mill
tary genius Of his cousin; for after the
treaty of Zanjon, when even Come;
had accepted the peace terms, Campos
wrote to the war department al
Madrid that "while Antonio Maceo Is
still in the field the war cannot be con
sidered as ended" Later. after pur
suing Maceo for nine days, Campos cap
tured the stretcher or hammock in
which the revolutionary chief, with
nine wounds in his body, had been car
ried for Sc hours; but the stretcheI
was empty. Maceo had eluded his pur.
suers. But when the Castilian field
mashal began to retrace his steps to
Santiago, his troops were harassed by
Maceo's men all along the road; and
before they got out of the mountains
Maceo in person led an attack upon
them. Yet some weeks later, when
through the British consul at Santiago
Campos solicited an interview with
Maceo, which was accorded him, sucf
was his confidence In the latter's gooc
faith that he went alone 10 meet hi
cousin in La Sabana. Maceo, who cam,
with his immediate personal staff. wa
much taken back to find the command
er-in-chief of the Spanish forces ther,
without q single attendant, and imme
diately dismissed his own men. The.
talked for two hours, but Maceo woul,
not surrender. Finally. however, h
agreed to leave the island, disbandin
his men and burying his arms, provide,
the British consul would come out 70
him and provide him with transports
tion TO Jamaica under the British flag
Maceo never surrendered to Spain.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Witty Retorts.

Senators at Washington are talking
If witty reply by Charles A. Towne OF
minnesota TO Senator Chauncey NJ. De
pew of New York.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Towne's
,peech last Monday he received congratu-
.atlons from many of his associates, in
:luding Mr.. Depew, who has been an in
.erested listener throughout.
Mr.. Towne," said Senator Depew,
i congratulate you. Your delivery was
dne, your diction elegant, your perora-
ions superb, and your argument dam
lable."
Mr.. Depew," replied Senator Towne,
instantly, Il am delighted to know you
approve the only feature of it you could
comprehend"
Senator Depew laughed as heartily as
Jthers who heard it at Mr.. Towne's re-
tort.
The sun., 1901-02-08

To Mr.. Addcks more than to any other
nan in the State is due the honor
or liberating the State from Democratic
ontrol. If the liberation of the State is
II any political value, Of any personal
'alue to the party and to individual
itizens, it ought to be acknowledged in
IN honorable grateful way. The man
sho has accomplished this, after SO
ong and bitter a struggle in which he
never betrayed either the party or mem
ler Of it, is surely worthy Of trust and
lonor. Deeds not words are the proofs
If worth.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Surgery of the Heart.

At the recent medical congress in
Paris, it was shown that surgeons have
been opening up new field for oper.
ative work in the surgery Of the heart.
A Paris correspondent says that more
than ten cases are now ON record in
which, after bullet or knife wounds of
the heart muscle, the heart was boldly
but deliberately exposed TO the sur
geon and the rent IN the walls repaired
by suture. About half the patients
have lived for more than year after
the operation, and the survivors are In
good general healthy. Y. Journal.
The sun., 1901-02-08
When Cupid Returns.

And is this really you, Love,
As of old,
With eyes as ever blue, Love,
Hair as gold2
All careless you went straying
of by yourself, a-maying-
There shall be no more playing!
All Is told.
Go; you are naught to me, Love,
From this day.
Go; for my heart is free, Love,
From your sway.
My pardon there's no buying
With all that artless signing;
On you there's no relying
Go away!
! will not list word, Love,
Why or when
All, go now; go unheard, Love,
From my ken:
The heart / soothed to sleeping
Has wakened, and is weeping
To pass into your keeping
Once again!
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DHILA. AND READING RAILWAY.
wilmington piyision.1

wv IIInl1IBlOH DIVISIOH.1
Time Table in effect January 26. 1900.
Trans leave WilmnIgton,l French Street
Station for Elsmere junction, Mont
ogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction.
tocopson, West Chester, Embresville,
Mortonville, Coatesville and intermediate
stations. daily except Sunday, at 735 a.
m; daily 2.l5 and 4.oO p. m. Sunday only,
sos a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Elverson
and intermediate stations, daily except
p. m. Sunday only at S06 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and in
termediate stations, daily, except Sunday.
Sunday only, sos a. m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
W. G. BESLER, Gen. Superintendent.
EDISON ]. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. AGENT.
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WANNA R. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL. .
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON 81
RAIIIMalHE kAll ROAD.
schedule in effect Januar, IA, 1901.


schedule in effect Januar! IA, 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follow:
For Philadelphia lexpress), l51. S;oS, a2o.
u.22, u.32, LIS a. n., xl2.l6, l.3I. Suo, ga
I5S. 5.U7, 6O7. $50 6.b7. III. s.vo, and BIG
Accommodation, $40. ITO. $40. 11.Oo a. m.
2.S0, 2.S2. 4.OU. 625. 6.35. and l0.43 p. M. a.
For Chester (express). l.67. Az. $50, 7.42.
, Lb0 $40. sou. $3.50, lU.l. L.22. n.S2 l.45. q.
Accommodation, 6lU. 7.lO. ll.V. a. m,
II. ~, 23z, 4.uv, b25, $50 and lO43 p. m.
For New York Through expressl. l.b7.
500. sss Dining Carr lvs2, iv,ez, n.4s q.
3.ll, o.oI, 80 lDinisg 1hrsl 7..7 and e.io
p. m, connecting via Broaa Street Sta
ton. Philauelphia, .4zo, $50. 7.lO. 7.sO, $50.
s.S5, lO1l, 1907. ll.S2, ll.45 q. m 1870. lSl,
zsz, al. ASS, 6.V7, 6.u7, 6.61, i.l'. s.lS. and
For Boston without change. 1892 a. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations,1.G a. m. and 6.3o p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, AIS. 800.
$40. lolS, and u.o5 a. M. izuS. i2is. KILL,
p. M, and l.u5 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
$40, Ala, o.ls p. u.. l2.iS hisht
Leave Philadelphia, Broad st ,eet. for
Wilmington (express), 800. 7.20, us, s.32,
lu.2S, ll.z3, ll,35 u. M, xlz,Sb, llS, 22U, S.l3,
Jy, sb4 f.Ul, 4.4b, Duo, 90, b.34, b.o9, b.uo,
o2u. 6.oS, 7.Sl. u.z6. u.2S p. m. and l2.zv
night.
N, LIS. $40, 4v4, AZ. b.27, s.3s, lv.2l, aud
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Phiiaueipnia (express). Lot. 3.02.
42v. y.S5, lv.3z, lv.o2, Lilo u. M, l.57. 3.vv,
ibS, bU7. 6.SU, III, $40. and yI6 y. IN.
Accommodation, 7.lU, S.lU, S5o a. M.
l2.l4. 2.vv, 4.Uu. 0.zo. 7.2s, and lv.4S y. m.
| For Chester lexpress), l.oi, 4.2v, 800,
u.45 q. M, l.S7. 3.vV. 4.oo. 6.ul, and S.06 y.
m.
Accommodation. 7.lo. $40. S.55. a. m.
| R.l4, z.uv, 4.vv, 5.zo, 40, ana lU.43 y. m,
For New York; through express), i.5i.
5.vz, $50 dining Carr, 1882. lU.o2, ll.45 u.
w., l.3I tDinlns Csil, SvN, o.VI, 90 (Dlu
ing Carr, III, y.l6 j.. M, connecting VIA
Broad street Station, Philadelphia, 4.zv
E.u. o.iU, $50, II.io o.. ILL.,, l3I, o.UU w
4.5s, 6.W, III, and lU.43 y. m.
For Boston, without change, III p. m.
Baltimore and Nashinst tvi, 43o, o.OO
tOlS u. M, lzUo, l2.lS. Lou. sol, 4.vy. o.zo
| '605. 6.i6. l3b. oil y. m, and lu5 night.
BALTIMORE ana intermediate stations
OILS y. IN, l2.lS night.
Leave PhiiauelpnIa, Broad Street, fol
ilmlngton leApress). 3oU, 7.2U, u.13, ll.3,
d. M, LIS. S.l5, so, All bus. 5z5, o.vo, oov
..3l, e.So. u.zo, - y. IT,. and iz.2v night
Accommodation, o.35, 9H, 1855 a. m.
2.2, 2.Sz, 6lS, S.3o, and JU.z y. m.
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representation in the next Legislature;
the election of two Democratic Senators
to vote against Republican measures on
our insular politics, on our policies for
Dunaing up the American merchant ma
rine on our policies for the reorganiza-
ton of our army and navy, to meet the
exigencies Of our increasing national
life ?-William Michael Byrne.
The sun., 1901-02-08

There is no degree Of cowardice as
hat which compels public servant to
lalt between a right and wrong act, when
ne clearly knows what right is. The
nan who fears to be criticised for doing
what he believes to be right is the most
trrant coward.
The sun., 1901-02-08

Persistence in an unreasonable and de-
structive purpose without attempted de-
Tense is presumptive argument for lack
of reason, or inability to state it. On
which horn Of this dilemma is the Repub-
ican minority at Dover caught?
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A FiKhtinE Chance,

Bobby ito his sisters beau)-Say, Mr..
Hanyoff, amt you afraid O. Lii?
Mr.. H.-Why no. What ever put
such an idea into your head2
PA did. heard him say to ma a
little while ago: I guess Lil'll get his
scalp t'-night. She's gone up T. get
her war paint on .'"-Philadelphia Bull
le,iD
The sun., 1901-02-08

There was pertiuence in the inquiry
of United States District Attorney
Byrne, do you want to pay this
price for the defeat of Mr.. Ad-
ackst' The price in question is the
control Of the State. Do the minority
Republicans want it understood that they
propose to pay that price?
The sun., 1901-02-08

1t isn't creditable to the Delaware
Democracy that the Anti-Addicks Re
,ublicans should employ Democrat to
invent and tell the lies which these Anti
Addicksites are ashamed to tell for them
elves,
The sun., 1901-02-08

The most dangerous element in the pol
tics Of any State are the neutrals-these
'olks who are always waiting to find out
which is the strong side Of an issue, 50
that they can jump to that side and play
hero. These people are always wrong.
The sun., 1901-02-08
ARE YOU2

Are you willing to pay as the price of
Mr., Addicks' defeat the destruction of
the regular Republican organization; the
loss of Republican control in the city
Of Wilmington; the loss Of Republican
The sun., 1901-02-08

1t is reported that people who want to
adopt babies are SO plentiful in New York
that their demands cannot De supplied.
Yet some pessimists think the world isn't
getting to be better place.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Misers Usually Unmarried.

Misers are generally old bachelors
because they are even averse to
squandering their affections.-Chicago
Daily News
The sun., 1901-02-08
She Needs sympathy.

The poor woman whose husband
thinks he knows how to cook is en-.
titled to lot of sympathy.-Chicago
Daily News>
The sun., 1901-02-08

1t looks as if Maine was one of the
unhealthiest States in the Union. Thous-
ands upon thousands of barrels of strong
drink were consumed there last year, and
all of it as medicine-CIeveland Plain
Dealer.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Facetious Remarks.

The fact that the flag factories of this
country are four months behind with
their orders is enough to give a number
Of American grannies the shivers, says
the Davenport Repub.ican-Springfeld
Union.
The sun., 1901-02-08

II is beginning to be suspected that
he rich food Mark Twain gets at the
lanquets is upsetting his stomach and
making him irritable.
The sun., 1901-02-08
FIFTY |
10 be Built by !
wortl |

A contract has has |
Hs' e Ian and ;lr Eol,
lns hs co rconstrne,sioJ
va ,su,schss for the )
Hudson s:i River s,s x :. |
XIV feet, o.yerr.
are: are !, be faishiTs h
company con- viii IL ahaI
,,SsiIroad compaI
Railroad cars Jar,
ed by the local G !,
dslpaia Al and Z q a
uo't NJ ~ v
srn srn Railroad 9
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service at Plr

An INTEREST,", s
given at I 80 q
BY the ch"lr ,,n,
be rendered. J
Ipavens,"' Ge
solo, "Bethleh
Mrs. McMulle
MacLauchlan,,
slonal BY De 1
solo, MY G
Stray, W are.
a. RING
eArlss, Shine
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DELAWARE DIVISION,

For New Castle, S.l3 a. M. 1903, 4.34, and
o.oo y. m. week-uays.
For LeweS, OLD u. M, 4.34 y. m week.
deys.
Cor Dover. Harrington, and Delmar,
,.l3, u.Uo u. m, Asa, 100, and l2.u y. m
sundays, l2.u y. Iii.
For Wyoming and way stations, 3.oo
y. m. Week-uayS.
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort, and NORFOLK, u.Vo a. III. week
Iays and I'LL night daily.
c Congressional Limited Express. All
vestibuie Parior Cars and Lining Car.
40 extra fare other than the USUAL Pun.
lIian charge.
txJ LImited Express. Yestibule parlol
lars, tesLipuie Passenger Coaches, anu
Dlnlng Car. NO extra Iare.
he wilmington Transfer Company VIII
cali Tor anu check pessaSe from no,cis
anu resiueiiceS.
For turLner Information. passenger RI
are referred to the ticket agent at tnt
station.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD.
General MaIaGSr Gen. Pass. Agt.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A G ERMAN
woman, thorough cook. Apply,
Mrs. ]. Edward Addicks,
No. 1906 King St
"ANTED-A Barbtr. trst-claI,. NJ. La Rowe.
w Ninth aud Market htl etts.
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FOR RENT. /

INOR RsNT-Furrished room. No. Q 8 NJ Iket
~ street, wi h use of Ia h. i.25 without heat,
Or 3, with heat Apply on premises or A. b.
The sun., 1901-02-08
NOrltjE.

. NOTiCE-on and after September H. 1900
seventh street Bridge will he clos ed to the pub
lc travel, as tine contractor will mmence work
OH the new steel bridge at that lime. By order
OF the Bridge Committee.
J. J. GALLAGHER, Chairman,
The sun., 1901-02-08

NJ ANTED-All kinds OF old books and pawn
w tickets bought, sold and exchanoaI ID
No. ii East seventh street
EUGENE STIRLITH.
The sun., 1901-02-08
Miscellaneous.

NJ ATERNITY PATIENTS
AVA ADMITTED FREE at the
peco HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL,
The sun., 1901-02-08
No p, W. 4

The Phlla
Baltimore III
charter expiI
exaniratlun
the directors
the charter, !
daalel d,l
been v ounu
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Addition

AuulllUi
FIFTY
be Built by ]
wortl
Ian , and Ho.ll
!, CO rconstrncsiosI
, ,clles for the J !
'dson River II
The cars are y
.ty feet. oyer
E !, be faishhs, h,
ID woods. s..,,w
,,,,pany N viii b
''iIrnad compar
Railroad cars
4 by the local G.
sSippiia ] and Ley Z =
m m Railroad 9
service at Pr
An INTEREST,", ts ,
Iiyen at I 80 9
by the choir
Church, hen
Il rendered:
lI,Ieavens,", i, &c
solo, "Bethleh
Mrs. McMulle
MacLauchlan,, !,
slonal by DE- !
solo, MY I
Stray. NJ arsl
salutarius !
EArlss, SHINE
No r., W.
The Phila
Baltimore III
charter explI
exanir atlon
the directors
the charter
dsalal 6, d.l
been wound
PO
10 city COT
ert Fisher, c
for court on
yolver at Jo
let, last Tue
| ,ania Hou
| charged wit
ner toward
| Volknler, v
Charit
The Heb
hold it's an
at Sixth al
afternoon.
to succeed
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son aud u
rRht mp
Of lumber
ware tiue
lance.
Joseph
died aJ \
Farnhur
Ne,e ren
this city
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Quigg, I
tue Peol
frozen }
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day by
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I't,|

10 city COT |
ert Fisher, c |
for court on |
yolver at Jo
let, last Tue |
,ania fiou
charged wit |
ner toward
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The sun., 1901-02-08

Andrew
son aud 81
right mp
Of lumber
ware Hos
lance.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

April / No. S943-Jno. K. Gandall to
A. K. Gandall; piece or land $3.50 square
feeD. Emma street Honolulu, Oahu.
Consideration 81.
No. s44s-Paao ct al. TO Kuapahi; kul.
l1.26S, Makawel. Kauai Consideration
S1on
No 453-M de Costa and wife to Su-
land (S0xl.195 feet, Waipunalei. North
Hilo Hawaii Consideration $50.
No. s453A-Okada to Superintendent of
Public Works; piece of land (41x3e0 feeD,
Waipunalei North Hilo, Hawaii. Con-
sfderation sos.
No S454-J H Hamilton to Superin-
tendent OF Public Works; portion Of Or.
3s45 C9ox45o feet), waipunalei North Hi
O. Hawaii Consideration 81
No s45s-D. Wulbers and wife to SUI
perintendent OF Public Works; portion of
Grant 3e44 (3ox655). waipunalei, North
Huo, Hawaii. Consideration 81.
No s45s-L. Kahooio to Superintendent
Of Public Works; portion OF lot No. .
(2ox470 feet). waipunalef North Hilo,
Hawaii Consideration SO
No. s459-Trs. Est. Of 3. P. Bishop to
s. Mahelona; ap. of R. p 1884, kul. 77l4,
70 800 square feet), Kapalama. Honolulu,
Oahu. Consideration $3.50
No. S4e0-H Brandt and wife 10 G. N.
Wilcox; R P. goo. kul 34o3B q acres
and 30 perches). Lihue, Kauai. Consider
alton 1900.
No. s461-H. Brandt and wife to G. N.
wilcox: r. P 5l97. kul 4544 e acres),
Karnooioa, Lihue, Kauai Consideration
$500
No. s4@-Trs. Est. of B. P. Bishop to
s X Kalama: portion of kul. 1871 4SC
square feeD, Kaakopua, Honolulu, Ca
hui Consideration =.
No. s4e2A-S K. Kalama 10 Trs. Est
or b P Bishop; portion of kul- S1F t46t
square feeO. Kaakopua, Honolulu. Ca
hu Consideration
: April . No S465-P. Muhlendorf, TT.
et al to J. A NJ. Johnson; lot % 4,56t
square feet. block B. Kulaokahua, Ho-
nolulu Oahu. Consideration $3.50.
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Page early yesterday morning and
mcored alongside the Oceanic wharf
She was one day late in making this
port on account of being late in get
ting away from Sydney, and on ac-
count of being detained in quarantine
at Auckland, owing to case OF plague
in Sydney. The case OF plague IN
Sydney was taken to that port ON
transport from South Africa.
The <Ventura's time from Australia
was fifteen days, seven hours and
forty-eight minutes, the steam time be-
ing fourteen days, one hour and eleven
minutes. She sailed from Sydney on
the 18th CT March, Auckland on the
24th, and Page Pago on the eth. Her
best record during the trip was 403
miles in one day.
There was a strike among the coal
workers al sydney, and the Ventura
was unable TO put aboard enough coal
at that port to last her to San Fran
cisco The consequence is that she Is
taking on great deal Of coal at this
port
The vessel reports that the United
States vessel Aberanda had returned
10 Page Page from trip 10 Auckland.
All was quiet at Samoa.
Among the passengers on the Ven
tura, going through to the Coast. are
J. D. Spreckles Miss Grace Spreckels,
and wife, of Melbourne, and Henry
Mills. ex-nlayor of Belmaine Sydney.
for the past two years. w. H. Corn
wei, Of this city, returned from the
Colonies on the Ventura
II was learned on the Ventura that
Burns. Philip & Co. have been appoint
ed agents for the Oceanic Steamship
Company at Sydney.
The Ventura will sail for San Fran
cisco about noon today
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NOT HEREDITARY

In the main, consumption
is not hereditary; it is infectious.
People are too afraid OF heredi-
~ better not think Of the sub
iect at all. Infection occurs
continually.
Low vitaIforce is hereditary
which gives consumption its
chance. And infection plants
it.
Between the two, the crop
is big one: about one-sixth
of the human race, SO far As is
known.
We suppose It needn't be 5
per cent, if people would take
fair care and SCOTS emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
The care saves life in all
ways; the emulsion is specially
aimed at the lungs, beside its
general food-effect.
Tc'llscad you Little to try, II you Ike.
cC-o7~r p. r,pTNr -. r.,-I $780,, W, vi,
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS
that any persons owing money to her
daughter, the late Miss s. Rowena
Jehu. or any persons having claims
against her estate. communicate with
Philip L. Weaver Merchant street,
opposite postoffice.
MRS. SARAH JEHU.
Honolulu, April 2, 1901. $500
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Property situate on Judd street, form
erly occupied by ]. Emmeluth, contain
ing an area of sos res and having
6S7.3 feet frontage on said street
Property situate on the corner Of Judd
and Liliha streets, formerly occupied
by the undersigned. containing an area
age on Judd street and $50 feet 'front.'
age on Liliha street
1914 ALFRED w. CARTER.
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Office 1iSS NuuanF
!. - =. s. oacs hours. s to u
.-is-3stoS ?. n, except
h
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h. y :, C.E.-surveyor and
8 q: sI ;,e new Nagoon bldg, :
b M - ~. Merchant sts.; P. O.
- 2Ssn tor typewrltlng.
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RI yT!IR.-Boston Bldg
[t-tlmGfto S; Sunday Y
r. Z y.1 S.: res. ". ISL.
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NsrPlNrE

iLDD-Agsut for the Nor
= tss Insurance Society and
- LIE Insurance Co.;
= 2,SaZ & Co, Judd bldg.
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b 10 r-o.hAS,-Engtaeers and
q. So; pug aud Sugar Ma
sa So. ...s power plants: Of
-,'7'ksls block; Tel. 49,
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,@ -I-,i1ith bldg. cor. Fort
ssh ~ hours 9 to 4.
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REFLECTS

REFLECTS
-, FACE, Architects and
| -. IONS -, Arlington
ss,..- Il. l; sketches and
? O. boz n ~
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---ss ND-Eye, Ear, Nose
T. g,.s, s., opp. Y N. c. A;
| -.-rs-t i5f deafness.
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|IITl--pE0USE.-Ofhce and
L. z-,,ls and Miller SITS; Of
[-i-ran:tto ; and 7 10 S
4 gT.:a ~
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= 80, 1sSA An. Soc. c. E.
q s,:ia9iic Engineer -- ~
.'-!1; Tel SO
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NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT
The Strike OF Mates Not Seriously
Affecting WiIder's Company,
Says {. L. Wight.

{. L. WIGHT of Will
- der's Steamship Company was
seen by an Advertiser reporter
yesterday in relation to the
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ANs!, ND, DD.S.-Boston
rA, above May & Co.'S:
|af "a Man II.
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/ zEy DD.S.-Alakea St,
E;ahe Masonic Temple, Ho-
EAals, z : Il. to 4 .. N.
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T. T17or-nHcs Of Dr.. Day,
s5ss 70 a. N. to 2 p, m;
% - Sundays. 9 to L. Of
!, rs White Eel.
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se...,- ~ -, A,.T.-ctvl and elec-
81 -, ~ J. engineer FOR Oahu
49, lib Wilder Ave.
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t. - MUTUAL LIFE IN
n >, " Of Philadelphia. -
hi Big -
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|,i3;a Philadelphia Dental
kE kisol!e Temple; Tel. 3l3.
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TRACTORS

h. AS IORS.
: a. :3 ;.57Et and Builder
- s hung brick brick, wood or
FL AaapUai. D. near
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| I. EIE-Nott- Smith bid.
e 5k. Office hours. s
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~ !. LII, LIE INSURANCE. co.
Z NEW FORK.
Az agent Honolulu
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IlE4LL DR. 0. E. WALL
iEll L, &c 1 p. n: Love
IL s. TI "a
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EFELERs.
- 5aa Francisco. Jewel
~ See advt inside Ss-