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ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS, June a.
Til. races scheduled to be run here to-
day resulted as follows:
First Racc-Onc milc.-Won By vedas.
d TO I and 10 /: Chickamauga, 7 to 5
for place. was second: Julictta third.
Time - 20.
Second Racc-Five-cishtha OF mile.
Won by Has G!tt. IL TO ! and . 10 l..
Jim Scanlon. s to 5 for place. was
second: k!ngsford third. Timc-l.23.
Third Race-SIx furlonSs.-won by
Prince of Delight. 6 to /: and even: The
Com Ilnder. ? to for place. was Sec
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The Young Millionaire
S e c ures Kentucky
Derby Winner to axe
Banastar's Place at
Head Of His Stable.

Clarence Mnclav ans added anoth--
champion to hts small out sslec, stable
OF thoroughbred racers
He has bonsh, Hts Eminencc. the win
ner Of the last Kentucky Derby. from
+ Il Van Meter. The price was sts,oo.
Ills Emlncnce IL n three-ycar-od bay
colt by fals.ttp ont Of fitroness lie
has won name for winning true and
ras, races IN his short career IN the
West. In tho Kentucky Derby. April %.
he was third tavoFito to Garry Hermann
aal Alari SchceE Garry Hemann was
w!thdrawn 1T ,he last moment. but I,
Is a question whether No would have
had CHARGE In he racs HIS Em.nencc
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PAULIsTs OPPOSE LICENSE.
HcnrinE on APPLICATION of Circle
Theatre prOprt~tOrs.Z

Tn. application OF Paul Arn>I-ong.
on behalf Of Jackson a. Bridgeman. for
q theatrical license FOR the Circle Music
Hall, or theatre. was argued in the Of
nee OF Inspector Hurley this afternoon.
Father Doylc. o: The Paulist Fathers.
appeared 10 protest asa!ns: granting
the .iccr.". and petitions and written
protests were presented.
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WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE June
s.-FoNowtnS are the results % races
scheduled 10 hc run here to-day.
First ace--Thrcc-Guaricrs oil mile.
Won by The Rush, : to > and 10 q:
King D-lics to ! for place, was Sec
ond: AlSarc;ta Third T!mc-ll4
Second Race Scvcn-clghths o. A mile.
Won By Andes. 10 : and =; 10 ),
Sort!e. - for place. Was second. R!li
Moss!e ;hIrd. Times
Third Race-One and half miles
Won oy Alice b., to | and , to .. Cor.
onatus, tn for pace. was sesond
Populist third. Time-3.2O.
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POOR PRICES FOR YEARLlNGS
uIsh-., srIc VA. $1,000 for Eon-
iIrru,pi,! colt.

GRAvF3sE%p RACE TRACK. juno 3.
"A IrAr ~ warnings from tho E,loTsl!e
stud were ,3'd IN the paddocks to-day
II, fore Tho races began before a large
crowd ~. 'Gey went Tor Ionr prices.
although Crw SOLD well The best
Mermaid, Tom Wclrh being the ?nr-
.yIuEcr
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BOSTON CLUB SIGNS HINTON.
ScIcr Finds Man I" FIN Gap MT
Third base.

SPECIAL TO The Evening WORLD
CHICAGO. Junc 1.-The Boston Ma
,ionai League team has signed Hinton
TO p.ay The third hag. Hinton Is from
Homestead. Pa. and was originally
a catcher. loves absence from the
game shifted Dc:nont to second and
lef; gap n; the asst bag that Selec is
trying 10 M. Hinton plays here 10.
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QUICK WORK ON SHAMROCK.
She VIII Have Her New steel Mast
Aboard In n Week.

northampton, June 3.-Thc Sham
rock II. Will 10 dry-iockcd tomorrow
and she Will start OR the clyde Tues
day. June Il. to have her new stec. mast
nt,rl
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WINNERS At
GRAvESEND.
Fine Day, Good Fields,
Fast Track and Big
Attendance.

,,,r,,,,.,, KS ,
'tiNH $50 - ''sN' '' '"l' e"
Their" whE an excellent attendance" ~
IN. ,r,rk I'M. Afternoon u,ftIsull, an
'"r y M"n'hN wa nv f'iS"t ~ u W.
'lbi tho afternoon wug perie-' ! moCc
eupcrh d,r seldom 'iEIt to she Ion Of
,,,. 49,,
~ me "Iflv AHsaH ih- r-UNi fair' rr
y.,t.,t#,r 49,. .,,.t, ,
M. y. lI' 71''f' 'i'" '''H i''N s"''''
"l''''N
IN" EIr Wa mo- particularly fH'....
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IInnIon'. calculations.

Hanlon did some lightning calculations
this morning and dopcd It out that the
Brookiyns would win eight on; OF four
teen games on the western "trip. exhibit
ton performances not .ncludei
well get working right soon %,
therc'il be star chamber sessions every
morning. followed by n startling trans-
formation he said.
These old fellows get to working on
their regulations and need n lingering
UP to keep EN- moving, Wei! they u
get Il. This hot house. dainty pilrt
business Is all right for a while. be
cause I've been there nysei. and knaS
that old Joints need plenty o: sunshine
10 go, the kinks and glass arms I'm
bered VI. but II the sun won't shine,
the champions hay. got to shine any.
way figure on winning w" more
games than We lose on this jaun, OF
ours and It's so. 10 be done
Hnnlon was the centre OF circle OF
smiling bail-tossers al the time. and
everything hu, the assertion as TO the
outcome OF the trip Was !snor-i
II won, mum another liner for
moath." promised Jimmy shechard. VINO
had not forgotten his costly break At
S!ow,o~n on Saturday.
Yea. and you want to work the hit
and.sure game better than you DO"
chimed IN In,erlocutor Hanon
III don't nail every runner down AZ
second YOU can keep ms share OF the
Canton game said Jim Mcclure
Yes and YOU want TO hit those slow
halls TO right field more than you DO"
said the ir.erlocutOr
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NEW YORK GAME.
mon,lnush from r.rs, rage )

second on the throw in Ryan lirsa a
inul 10 Warner Pow.l f'cd - Van
Hlfren. on. nm
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BROOKLYN / VS..
CINCINNATI.
Champions and Reds
Begin Fierce Hit
ting Game.
The batting Order.

tsae-isi TO TAs Erenns W0riJ
CINCINNATI. June 3.-"Say. While
said Bill Dah,cn 10 Kcclcr. as the E..on-
lyns stepped OF the train this morning.
''the circus 10 In town. Let's look ai the
par:dc.''
And be Hey Rubc7 No, for Willie.
replied Keeler.
Ain, We whole show ourselves.
with one-n.sa, stands an! all that?
Haven't We 20, Shecknrd. Farrell, Davis
and Ki;son. the toy.hoGsc auar;e:; B!!
Donovan. the 'ras-.ime' millionaire.
lido DAILY the gag artist, Jay
Hughes. the glass arm wonder and
host OF o;he. wo-ld-:a:aed artists that
mus: be seen to be appreciated? The
circus amt In It with our push Wax
I'll !; gets reputation.
The champions as usual brought rain
with them. the kind that falls Inter
mittently and makes bunch OF ball
players think there Is hoodoo on the
trip. Superstition has n greater o. less
hold on every one OF them greater when
the club Is losing. less when things are
going right. Just now luck is PLAYING
rag time with the champions and they
are laying awake nights doping M: tAc
Jonah. II he is caught. the Coroner
won't be able to ind the pieces.
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Beau Gallan, made HIS arat appear.
anic In taIs race, and he went 10 the
post I 10 favor!;. Or BARLOW WAC
ii. second choice. ana on this horse
most % the Mise money WAS scattered.
Sailor King vent away In front and
made the pace 10 the back-stretch.
whore Rcnu Gallant Joined him. They
raced oi even terms to The far turn,
Or, Barlow shot TO the front. and draw.
Ing away Won easily BY two lengths
from First Whip. who wac two lengths
In front OF .\lcedo.
Sixth Racc-S!x fur!oags.-won By
Godfrey: DR.. RIDDLE was second. and
Oliver Nc. third.
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POISON OAK, arc 7 !
POISON IVY, and
BAREER'S ITCH,
LEAD avn BRASS
POISONING, ETC.

0"O
blood stenl During
SOScOWGS0SVD 81 vs. thek :
plants Workers copper
OF particles Of these metals and the
Of the skin Bahs Itch another disease that reaches blood
After tho poison has reached the blood and been
In
the blood aaec. n'ulnneo1y with the of the
building the blood Ugly eup,ns and will continue break
especially recommended for Of this character
Of equally brass lead
l,on impurities and benis
blood safest and all
and will carefully consider what you have
to will
ply scians havcm n study Of blood and skin
diseases and can benefit
expo ands skill without YOU -
whatever Don't hesitate to write fully about
yourself nothing beyond
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~ r-,t,n ~. cs-s-in -
lIlhf lbar-r. II. Nannr" II II . - -
ri7n ~ it,tenrh q 10
~, w. haaEMag
A'aen t'slH l"' Hhh' -. -
osl-i'' w OWE ~
i,s =
I - - n la. IN
IA WAX, Il, IL "a Ia -
.f,s,t5 ~ s, !, N
III III p,ern,r II Ii is % 20
au-, sos wer -,a,ly Time-ii7
,;ntI simmer mud None. yer. equal
.rNafaEr IN fhts mormon. N.Id ~ mad
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summer resort literature and in
formation free at The Worlds VEGA.
ton Bureau. 1852 Broadway.
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDI

=. ~ SA<AA NOAGo
- yestn specialist Ia disease OF men, Under
OLD DR. CRtSDl.Es scientific treatment hin,S
Ahd SKIN dissas@s. pains In boasI red ssots no
!hloa' ana mouth. ulcers, painful sweIlinrs' LA.
w ADD bladder complaints, scaidiux tnnarnma.
Ton: sravei. 3e.. arc speedily cured i1nsdi.
menA removed. Sufferers. do not w.,ts hin.
,M!t,ne less skilful physicians. Rem.mb,r oi.f,
nn: nHISpLE hsaa record for r,srveiIous evrss
OFFICE OVER Is YEARS At III IVES, i.tS n.
bst~c.n 9Th and 1th AYES. Advice fr,, Mai.
Gus u. Houra . 10 .. sundays Q to 4
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Sporting.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

Six Races Tomorrow at 2. 80 P. N.
Trains leave Z. attn ST., y. r.. ., i:40. 100
pirlor Carl. Ito. 80 r. -. brooklyn Ger.
n'aus OF the br!tse. via Eth Ave Elevated.
every II mlau.s,.
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The Daily lecture.

That man Dcnohuc got away with a
lot OF those 'd!nky' balls on saturday
that ought 10 have been laced And
don't see vhv you slow runners can [
work tn. a,-and run game why. you
could get AVA with Il every time be
cause they wouldn't expect 1, % ypu"
'Coun, me in as far as you Ike"
chimed IN Keller, III you'd follow my
advice you'd ba. $50 and lead the lie ue
every. year said linnlon
hy. you've got en- all skinned II
you'd wait Tor the iow ones. but sou
bite those high balls around your ncak
and lose them.
They've got TO bring en- down Il;
you'll only wait. Tannehli had YOU
guessing last week Just BY doing That
He's ioH Aayway you let ann get
Now. boys. said Hanlon in -oncn-
sion. wei! continue this little session
out at the grounds with An 7ouE pr4c-
tic.. Everyhody se' q bat AMI ty ne
way. those OF YOU who nave bad salary
arms will kindly investigate ONE kIuI
OF CHARLEY Hoss killer. | hAye iust
who mace stake a5Fses out u skates
crepit wings IKE ncw ~ ior'-i' a.s
reputation. tast orer 'hi4 as a tn 70
stars whose arms neet dieting. TGaf's
all.
Now we'll so out and practice a hi'.
II seems 10 me- that YOU 'ell1ws need
n the afern",n. Look ~ Decoration
Day. That morning gam. wpe vrry
much tgi'staie letsHe hut you THa.
those Pirates look Ike thir,y cents after
save morning sesslnns IN the future
First Inning.
! Sheekard's short hy 20 right was taken
By Crawford after . lous sprint. Beck
ley gohbied Keelef's wee stna Kelley
got free unnsPorn,ion keiley was
DAILY took Dobos's srounh"r. ana Far
rel held the throw mpmcntuf!y Duke
Z dropped the BAH Will" IN tho &C; Of re-
z the kickcrs. McBr,ie's sacrifice bgnt
Was Sharply asidcd by. Kelley Bccklc%
I, ried to Mccresry and lJooh- took thlrd.
sheckard.s throw, in Was Wild, craw
Fford getting third on the error. Stein
fcldt d:ed on SFoundcr to Dahien. one
run.
Second Inning
Daily .miscued to BERGEN, Dahlen los,
SCreery out on s,einteld,'s assist. Ear.
rell famed. One run.
tfw; ani t ido Io s asG5sery MsEG0n n
Bergen famed Phillips flied to Nl-
ltCrcefy. No runs.
~ Third Inning.
MCCLURE singled past Phillips. Hushe.
fouled 10 Bergen. Saeckayd singled TO
left Mcguire was caught trying 10
take third on the hit. Shcckard taking
feecond. keeicr singled and Sheckard
sseored. Keller was caught stealing.
{ One run.
t tDobbs out by way OF Kelley. SIC.
g0Si6e doubled. Beckley singled. SCORING
EAcBride. Beckley took second On tn.
,fs,tafov 20 the plate. Kerier took Craw
4 Ior6's soarer. Ste!nfcIdts ny went e
ssheckard. One run.
" 49,, X Fourth. Inning.
III ghiilips handed over Kelley's weak
44ppuder Daily singled. DAILY went ,c
on DAhlen.s ny to Crawford and
I II oa1ily doubled up. No runs.
81 lN5AtHs. deided gu. by DAILY. Ala.
tstlSs1 e rtgat. Bergen famed
~ % 1cCreery. No runs.
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Pof tsrcr-y'ar.oiis ana up h,oaic,p mile
4nt a sIEts.nth
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sI.'n ia .c.yeucl, ~ ,uraar.

r.. "''''a 'atrr'I'if.o'4' mil- AM ''1eaty
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Poisoned BY Absorption.

Through the pores OF the skin many poiso=o
. absorbed into the blood. deranging the circu-
ion and affecting the constitution as quickly
d seriously as those generated within the sys-
= ten. Just under the skin arc innumerable
y hair like blood vessels. and connecting
q these with the skin arc millions OF small
= tubes or glands. through which the poison
. is conveyed 10 the blood system. During
- the spring and summer while thesL 6
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Second Inning.

u .aDnly miscucd to bergen Dahlen lost
y deep lctt-h..d :or nome run. Sic
3Creery out on Steinfeldts assist. Ear
rell famed One run.
] Irwin N!ed TO AicCreory. Magoon SIN
Fgled and took second on a Wild pitch
Bergen famed. Phillips flied to No.
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Ship Kinross Ashore.

News was received early this
morning that the Kinross, which
left Kahului yesterday for Kihei
went on reef in Maalaea Bay last
night, with pilot Bob English on
board. Capt. Murray, formerly Of
the "Antiope" went over this morn
ing TO take charge OF the wreck in
the interests OF all concern. No
particulars received.-Maui News,
Oct. 26.
We are informed that there was
no foundation for the above At
the requeat OF the master, Pilot
English took the vessel to Kihei.
The vessel, arrived off Makena at
dusk and was hove to and anchored
there, arriving bright an early at
Kihei the next morning. At no
time was the vessel aground.
The above innuendo seems to be
some spite work by some supposed to
he against the we'll known capable
aud efficient pilot, who is desirous
of replacing him by another more
unfamiliar with the place.
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BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC LANDS No11oE.

On Saturday, November 80, 1901,
at II o'clock noon, at the front en-
trance OF the Judiciary Building,
will 5a sold at Public Auction the
lease of portion of the Ahupnaa Of
Lualualei, situate in the District Of
Waianae, Island OF Oahu.
Term-5 years. ~
Upset Rsutal--$9 10000 per an
mum, payable semi annually in ad.
vance.
The Government reserves the
right to take up any portion or
portions of said land for bona fde
settlement and other public pur.
poses.
For plan and further particulars
apply at the Public Lands Office,
H ,nolulu.
EDWARD S BOYD,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office, October 29tb,
1901. a42-3t
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A Serious Accident.

Miss RISE Dawson met with a
painful accident yesterday. Miss
Dawson, who is agent Of fthe Board
of Education here, had tied her
horse to a fence on Young street.
The horse freed himself from the
rope and Miss Dawson in endeavor-
ing 20 prevent a run had her left
arm badly Injured, several bones in
the wrist and hand being broken.
1t is hoped by the young lady's
many friends, that she will not suf.
fer from any permanent injury.
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SanitarySleam Laundry
Co., Ltd.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES

Having made large additions to
our machinery, we are now able to
lauuder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill
LOWSLIPS, TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE NAPKINS, aud TOWELS
at the rate of % cents per dozen,
cash.
Satisfactory work and prompt de.
livery guaranteed.
No fear OF clothing being lost
from strikes.
We invite inspection OF our lsun-
dry aud methods at any time during
business hours.
Ring Up Main 73,
and our wagons will call for your
IA work. If
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SCHEDULE.

Lots in Hauula Tract, Koolsu-
loa. Oahu, having an Area OF from 2
TO acres each.
These lots are within a distance
of one-fcurth of a mile from the
Haul. sea beach and about 7 miles
from Kahuku o. II. & l.. Co., Depot,
and are situated on the windward
side of this Island.
All applications for said lots shall
be made ~ person by the. applicant,
at the Office of ths Sub Agent,
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, where
plans Of the land and any further
information may be obtained.
The Office will be opened to re-
ceive applications at 9 o'clock a. m.
on Friday, November 30 b, 1901.
EDWARD s, BOYD,
Commissioners of Public Works
Public Lands Office, October 29th.
1901. 42-3t
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a'tsr by the trustees OF the Queen s
Hospital. The only thing we fear
is that there may be hitch in get
ting the 100000 for the Hospital
which we feel sure Mr.. McCandless
will subscribe for the memorial to
to Mckinley. He might prefer q
Memorial Fountain over an artesian
we'll,
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We know OF no institution here
which deserve moresupport than the
Queens Hospital. The failure 10
call an extra session of the Legisla-
ture, has naturally crippled the ter
ritorial treasury, and it is a pity, that
letter should be necessary from
the trustees to the Government ss
the one read at the Board of Heath
meeting yesterday. 1t reads:
president of the Board OF Health,
City.
Dear Sir:-Tbe Queens Hospital
for some time has not received any
money from the Board Of Health, as
has formerly been the case.
Appropriations we're made for the
assistance OF the various hospitslS,
and we have not had a statement as
to the reason for the non-pay ment
OF these appropriations. We under
stand, however, that it is necessary
that certain conditions be compelled
with before such payments ara made.
and l would therefore request that
you state TO US what these condi-
tions and requirements are.
"Yours truly,
"QUEEN's HOSPITAL, r
"By Henry Waterhouse. Treasurer.
We wish that the Queens Hos-
pitaI wss an absolute private insti-
tuition and not dependent to a
certain extent on government
subsidy. We think that Mr.. j. A.
McCandless would do wise and
noble act in sending the contribu-
tions to the Mckinley memorial to
the funds Of the Hospital. We feel
cure that the contributions to the
Mckinley bust will be headed by
Mr.. j. A. McCandless, with 100000
in cash-Dot in Kihei stock, and a
great relief would be given to the
sufferers, whose welfare 10 looked
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Aud now comes Mr.. McCsnts
Stewart and virtually states in print
that he secured the position Of
Superintendent OF Public Works,
for Mr.. j. II. Boyd; that of Commits
soner OF Public Lands for Mr.
Edward Boyd, that OF Treasurer for
Mr.. W. III. Wright aud also clerk
ship in the tax Office for Mr.. j. Holt.
We are glad to know,who the power
behind Dole's throne is at last, and
We are only surprised that Mr..
Stewart doesn't claim to have ap-
p ointed the Attorney General, High
Sheriff, Superintendent Atkinson
aud others, who obtained high
ofic4s during the last Legislature.
The appointments of the Boyds and
Wright we're in the proper line OF
promotion. j, Il. Boyd had served
as clerk in the Interior Office for
about twenty years, and there was
no better prepared man to under
take the difficult task, than he was.
Governor Dole probably realized
that fact without the help of Mr..
McCauts Stewart. Edward Boyd
had been in the land Office, since he
discarded his knickerbockers, and
knows the business of bis office to
perfection and perhaps Mr.. Dole
was also aware of that fact, without
being prompted by Mr.. Stewart.
Treasurer Wright certainly needed
no sponsor. His sterling qualities,
his integrity and good husinesa
sense have never been doubted ana
he certainly did not nsed the en-
dorsement of Mr.. Stewart. We
have the highest esteem for Mr..
McCants Stewart, but we cannot
catch his hallucinations in regard
to the appointments he refers to.
None of the gentlemen referred to
we're appointed, because they we're
politicians, OF have great influence
with the voters. The Senators,
who approved the appointment of
the officials mentioned, did so, be-
cause they believed them, to be the
right men iu the right place. Mr..
Stewart may have been a great poll.
tician in New York. In Hawaii, a
certain Colonel M-now absent
from the Territory, still pulls the
political strings, as Mr.. Stewart
will see, when the next election
comes around.
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Has the Ladies' Society of Gen.
trail Union Church taken out a
restaurant license9 We ask the
official in charge of the license to
look up the matter, because We
notice that luncheon was given
from IL to 2 today in the church
parlors and fifty cents charged for
meal 1t can certainly not be ex-
pected that any man who serves
fish chowder down town, in his
legitimate line OF business and pays
$5l year for his license, shall stand
by quietly and see Church Res
taurant running, without license.
There can certainly be no motives
OF "charity'' in selling Chowder at
SO cents in Church.
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vidence and the firm was "sby" a
few hundred thousands on bad in
vestments. We recommend to all
our young friends to pray IN the
Jones style, but have an eye wide
open on Huelo aud other sugar
concerns etc, and on Boston bob.
bies and buttons" aud sharp dea.
cons.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 81, 1901.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Tue Chinese are going into the
libel business, and another case was
entered Yesterday in the District
Court. Mark the words of an ex.
pert, Chinese friends, a libel suit
comes always to naught, in Hawaii,
"when you know how it is done"
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Mr.. p. G. Jones presided at
prayer meeting, held yesterday at
the office of Brewer & Co. in the
honor of the seventy-ffth anniver-
sary OF the firm. Mr.. Jones, who
js one of the leading directors of
the big sugar house, and Mr.. @. M.
Cooke, the president of the corpora
tion made appropriate speeches, the
latter referring to the happy fact,
that through prayers, the wealth of
the firm had arisen. 1t is 30 nice to
see just dues given to a divine pro-
vidence, but if our memory doesn't
fail us, there have been times, when
"Popcorn,' failed to pray sufficiently
or didn't communicate with Pro-
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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
land described in the schedule here.
to, will be opened for application
under the provisions OF thr Land
Act of 1896, for Homastesd Leases,
on or ,lter November 18th, 1901
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The suggestion of the Executive
Officer of the Bo ard of Health, DR..
Pratt, to start a campaign against
rats in this city, for sanitary pur-
poses will be endorsed by all tax
payers. 1t is rumored that the
fight against the "rats" will begin
at Republican headquarters. Presi-
dent Slogget admitted that there
isn't bean in the Board of Health
to start the war against the plague
carrying rodents, and he hoped the
Chamber OF Commerce and Mer.
chants Exchange would pay the
expenses of the war. We are in
clined to believe that DR.. Slogget is
not we'll acquainted with the two
bodies referred to. The Merchants
Exchange has rats of its own, and
the Chamber will simply answer to
such a proposition "rats." No
money now left for an other bubonic
plague.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-31
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