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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-09-23
MANILA LIKES
THE KOKO HEAD

The American barkentine Koko Head
Captain Edwardson, sailed from this
port on Saturday at / p. m, bound for
Port Townsend, Puget Sound. in bal
last, says the Manila Times of August
20.
The big launch Marlposa towed the
bark out to sea fifteen miles beyond
Corrcgidor before she let go her tow.
With the wind South-South East, the
Koko Head, named after n promontory
In the Hawaiian Islands, near Diamond
Head, squared away for the homeland.
This ship has been here for the past
~ days discharging lumber consigned
to II. w. Peabody & Co., and she is said
to have brought one of the best cargoes
OF Washington and Oregon lumber ever
landed here.
Captain Edwardson endeavored TO
procure cargo of hemp to return with,
but Smith, Bell & Co., his agents, could
not find u cargo, and he had to go home
in ballast, with the expectation OF
loading for Manila again.
| Fifteen miles outside of Corregidor
the Jolly captain sent word ashore by
Fred Danielson, the well-known steve
dore, who had discharged the vessel
that he desired to give all his friends
his best "chin chin"
The Koko Head Is n four mastcd
barkentine of 1l62 tons net This was
her maiden trip. She was built by
Rolph & Co. of san Francisco, at oak
land, California. The firm has twenty
one new sailing ships all engaged in
lumber carrying trade
gers home, n MIR. Champion and Mr.
Thompson. The latter endeavored &c
establish diving business, but met
with SO little success that he decided &c
go back home.
Captain Edwardson il fortunate II
having command OF one OF the fines
fitted vessels which ever came to this
port.
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The finest vessel in the American
merchant marine seems 90 Doe DO huu-
doupd ship. The T.. ". Phelps. captain
Graham. has never entered or depart
cd from this port without having "a
ROW with sailors. She seems To- always
get a crew who are Objectionable This
time she brought one OF Maryland
tramps and i'm Leaving yesterday carried
away about as lively gang of DRINKS
as the waterfront has seen for some
months.
when leaving the harbor yesterday
two drunken sailors jumped overheard
in an effort to again gain the shore.
The mate Of the vessel, also drunk
emptied the cartridges of a revolver in
to the bay In an effort to show the men
that he was boss. Captain Harry Flint
who was on board the vessel, rushed in
launch and made a quick capture of
one man and brought him on board
again. 1t was an exciting time and the
sequel to the start Of the voyage will
probably be published in the Chilian
newspapers on the arrival of the vessel
at Tai Tai. where she is to load nitrates
for an Atlantic coast port.
Captain Graham had considerable
trouble in securing his crew. The repu-
tatlon of the Phelps as a hard shiI
and the fact that the crimps of Homo
lulu in an effort to make the captain
pay the money put Graham to consider
able trouble in getting the men. The
skipper paid an advance of twenty-five
dollars to each man and on this amount
they got bowling drunk. 1t was some
time after noon yesterday when the last
,.F to hoard tn,
vessel. j. b. Diaz, acting shipping
commissioner, went aboard at noon &c
muster the crew but it was after three
o'clock before this work could be ac-
complished. Some Of the DRINKS had
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der, Mortgage, and recorded in the
Register Once, Oahu, in Liber 1856,
pages 40-43, the Mortgage intends TO
foreclose said mortgage for condition
broken, to wit, the non-payment OF
principal and interest when due.
Notice is likewise given that the
property conveyed by the said mort
gage will be sold at public auction at
the Auction Rooms of James i. Nor
gan, Queen Street, Honolulu, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of September, 1902, at
u o'clock noon. The property covered
by said mortgage consists Of
First: All that certain piece or par
eel Of land situate at Pauwela, Hama
kualoa, District Of Makawao, Island of
Maui, Hawaiian Islands, containing an
area Of 46 acres, 2 chains and 65 faith
oms (more or less) and being the same
premises described in Royal Patent No.
la to Paele and conveyed to the mort
gagor by Kia Brooks and George
Brooks, her husband. by deed dated
November Is, A. d. 1895, and recorded
in the office OF the Registrar Of Con-
yeyances in Honolulu In Liber 15s,
pages 366 and 367.
Second: All that piece or parcel OF
land situate at Kamaole, Kula, Island
of Maui aforesaid, containing an area
of acres (more or less) and being the
tGranU 1892 to Pilipili; also all those
pieces or parcels Of land situate at Ha-
makualoa, said Island Of Maui, and be-
ing parts !, and of Royal Patent
2l6s, Land Commission Awards Nos.
1929 and 6613 TO Paele; Part ! contain
ing an area Of $1,000 OF an acre; Part 8
containing an area of BLOC OF an acre;
and Part 6 containing an area OF H-100
acres said premises described in Para
gpl tla haf 10 ca naa
veyed to said Elizabeth x. Smith by
deed of Kia Brooks and husband, dated
| July 20, 1896 and recorded In the Regis
ter Office, oahu, in Liber 1874, pages l3l
| and 1872
Third: All and singular that par
Gel of land situate at Kauluwela In said
| Honolulu, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at the East corner Of this
| land. being the West corner Of Makai-
mai Lane and Kuakini Street, and run
ming:
n, 40 2O w. IOl feet along Kuakini
Street;
6. 5S' W. 10 feet;
| S. 40 u. 1883 IT, along Lot 8;
! N. 4' 2O' T. 40 feet along Makainai
Lane to the initial point;
Containing an area Of 1908 square
| feet mOre or loss).
| And being the same premises convey
| ed to said Elizabeth X, Smith by deed
OF Jesse i. Makainai. dated June ], 1893,
| and recorded In the Register once.
oahu, in Liber 23s. pages 2l4-2l6.
Together with all the rights, ease
ments, privileges and appurtenaDces
thereto belonging,
Terms: Cash United states Gold
Coin; Deeds at the expense Of pur-
chaser
For further particulars apply TO W.
o. Smith, Judd Building Honolulu.
| Dated, Honolulu, August H. 1902.
MARY J ALEXANDER
Mortgage, by her
Attorney in fact,
WILLIAM q, SMITH
The above mentioned foreclosure sale
Is postponed until further notice,
MARY ], ALEXANDER
BY her attorney:
WILLIAM o, SMITH. 627l
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Exciting Chapter of Events Among
Drunken Crew en- Ship
E. N. Phelps.

been locked in deck houses aud others
were working under the two mates In
au effort tu get the vessel ready fnr sea.
while the men were heaNing the au-
Choir two ~ the drunks got uU 900 The
vessels rail and jumped "a sheer tHen-
ty-fve feet into the water Mate
Holmes then started TO shoot into the
water a the men-sOmc say only t1
scare them. Holmes was on the Gl.'sle
head and Graham on the poop and
when the latter heard the shooting he
made a rush forward and ordered the
mate to cease firing. Then an effort
was made TO get the men. Harry Flint
got into launch and captured one
over near the hulk OF the Top-Gallant
The other man succeeded in reaching
shore and escaping and will OF course
be ahead the twenty-five dollars paid
to him by the skipper as advance
money. Second Mate Beaumont tore
about the vessel in a mad way and IL
was said that he was very full.
When Mate Holmes was taking the
men aft for muster one little fellow
kept calling him MIR Mate" This
angered Holmes and he gave the little
fellow few cuffs that sent him sCut-
Ting along the deck.
The vessel was finally towed to sea ~
the tug Fearless and having a good
wind proceeded on her voyage.
Aside from the drunk, shipping men
here say that the crew secured by
Graham was a good one. The men are
all sailors and after they become sober
will probably be able to do their work
properly but tie fact that Mate Holmes
started gun play while the vessel was
stnl in the harbor seemed to indicate
that something lively might happen on
the voyage if his orders were not car
ried out promptly and strictly TO the
letter.
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PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Helene, September 10, from
Hilo and Maalaea Bay-Charles Bist-
ham, II. NJ. Chattard and wife, Mrs.
J. A. Nelson, Miss n. l.. Nelson, 7. A.
Hayes. w. :. Perkins, MIR. Parsons,
Bert Corbett, w. +. Kelly.
Per S. S. Maui, September p, from
Maui ports-L. a. Thurston, Il. ID
Baldwin, Geo. \. Batchelder w. II.
Seavey, Mrs. j. Bergstrom, Miss Il.
Mossman, Sing You, V. j. Alencastre,
G. G.. Gage, Il. Lindeman, Mrs. Roch-
fort, Mrs. Naue, +. Deinert, a. n. ke-
poikai, Rev. J. w. iona. Miss iona, G..
Assoc, Yau Kee, p. Parozani, 4, Ko-
bayashi, and "A deck
Per stmr Mikahala from Kauai
ports, on Sept. 2l-M. c. Barron, II. G.
Blake, Mr.. Atwood, Mr. Chamberlain,
Mr.. Drake, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Emma
Kauhoi d. Conway, L. X. Bull, c. w.
Spitz, d. Sloggett, Miss Bachelor, Aha
ma, Toy Chin, Male Keawe, Ed. Hunt,
Wong Kwli c. Hong Chong, Mrs. j. X.
Iaukea, Mrs. Amin, Ed. Conant, J. ka-
pole. Hama2ana, c. Tarkwani, Misses
Opio, and 70 deck.
Per stmr Claudine, Sept. 20, a. m,
from Hilo and way ports-B. ii. Smith,
A. Lyman,J. y. NJ. Johnson,C. Kaiser,J
n. Luke, Rev. o. +. Emerson, Miss A.
Perry, Mrs. NJ. Alma and child. A. $.
Mckay, l.. 5. Mckay, d. Kalauokalani
ID. Kalauokalani Jr., William Mossman
+. w. Carter, d. stair, c. T. Day, Mrs
All Chow and child, a. Bora, j. Il. God
ley, Ii. Tuck, c. &. Perkins and wife
Miss r. X. Daniels, Miss y. Daniels
Rev r. Komura, +. j. Cross.
Departed.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, September 10
for Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and KAT
Mrs. Arnold, Miss Keln, John Vas
comedies, Fred Baker, j. j. Newcombe
David Kluplko and wife, J. w. Kaui
moku, Dr. j. Weddick and wife, JareC
q. Smith, +. Deincrt, W. \. Wall Rev
W. Ault and wife, James Wakefield
Mrs. Kaluakini, l.. Tempe, Mrs. r. \
Carlisle. c. b, Olsen. Esther Baker, Il
NJ Brown, See Chong, G. w. Carr, J
W. Robertson, Mary Crewgs, IL. b. Sin
clair and 80 deck.
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DEPARTED.

Friday, Sept. 10.
stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for La
hama, Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports,
at noon.
Am. schr. Golden Shore, Rasmussen
for Puget Sound. in ballast, at 10 a. m.
Stmr. Helene, Nicholson, for Hilo, at
noon.
Am. sp. l.. NJ Phelps, Graham, for
Tai Tai, in ballast. at $3.50 p. IN.
Saturday, Sept. 20.
S. S. Nippon Maru, Greene, for San
Francisco, at 10 p. m.
Sunday, Sept 2l.
Am schr. Herman, Brown, for UNI
known islands and sydney.
Sept. IS.
From Hilo-S. $. Enterprise, for Sar
Francisco.
Monday, Sept. %.
Stmr. Lehua, for Molokai ports, al
2 p. IN.
Schr. Malolo, for Hanalel and Kalihi.
wal, at $50 p. IN.
Stmr. he Au Hou, for Kauai ports
at p. m.
Stmr. Waialeale, for Waimea and Ike
kaha, at p. m.
Stmr. Niihau. for Hanamaulu ant
Ahukini, at p. m.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Sept. ls-Kaaona wv ct al to s. NJ.
Damon, D., APP Kul 1898 Moanalua,
Honolulu, oahu; con $500.
d. H. Aukai by TT of mtGee TO Susie
#. Cartwright, D., Grant 1904 Pulehuiki
Kula, Maui; r = 1873 Maaloa. Honuala,
Maui; con SO.
a. Trask & WI to Chas l.. Wight, D.,
int in Grant 2i25 Puiwa. Honolulu,
Oahu; con 500.
Jas \. Aud & WI TO H. T.. w Wight,
D.. int in Grant 1926 PuIwa, Honolulu,
Oahu; con $lUO.
Il. c. Hebron & WI to Chas ii. Bel
lima, D., lots !, ., 8, = & 20 blk Ka-
luaoluhe Tract, Honolulu, oahu; con
$3.50.
L. c, Hebron & WI to Chas II. Bel
lima, D., blks \ & b 4 c Kaluaolohe
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu: con $3.50.
Sept, l3-S. *. Kane & vi to Wal
manalo Sugar Co, d., lands Waimana-
10, Koolaupoko, oahu; con $5OS96o
Sept is. D. Nalani 81 hsb to II
! PinEo, D., ] share In hui land Of Peahi
| Hamakuuloa, Maui; con 5000.
| NJ. q. Mcudouca to NJ. do &. Boteilho
| D., pc land kokomo Makawao. Maui
con $3.50,
Kmaana to \. Keona, D., Kul 277
Ahp Maolii, Lahaiua, Maui; con $780,
j. kaWauauakuu Il WI ct al TO Wn
Kaauwal a WI j., por II = 7i2S Mabel,
81, Honuakaha, Honolulu, oahu, COZ
81.
ID. Kawanauakoa a WI ct al TO he
kino (w), D., por h p 7i29 Mahele 81
Honuakaha, Honolulu, oahu, con 81.
-, kawananakoa 4 vi ct al TO Kai
mihaku tw), D., por Il = 1929 Mahele q
Ilonaakaha, Honolulu, oahu; con 81
Loo Coon 10 @, sam Loo, D., int b
lands leaseholds bldgs crops &o, lilo
nOlulu, oahu; con 81,
5 j, A, MagoOn a vi 60 W. NJ, Cam
bell, D., lot II a pur lot ~ PaWaa trac
. Honolulu, oahu con 81,
W. NJ Campbell 90 r. Panee, D., d
!. II q por lot u Pawaa tract, Honolulu
oahu son $500
/ Heirs " II *, Pahau by TT % !
kaWananakoa ct alr D., h = 1899 ~
}, 26l9 kapaakea, Honolulu, oahu Al
2,s uf n 4 i63i Kapaakea, Hon,
lulu, oahu con S-ia4.lu.
} kapiolani Est La tu Wm r. casIl
4 D., y ina in Ap ? " q y 22li kul Bon
! con $500,
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Friday sept i'
g. Alameda. Herman. from San
Francisco. at D.. m.
50 Florence. from Tacoma. M keko
Head
stmr. Helene. Nicholson. from llilo.
Kawaihac and Maalaca, at o.. ~.
saturday, sept 20.
: $. Nippon Maru. Greene. from the
Orient, at a. M.
stmr. Hawaii. from liilo. at p. m.
sunr. Claudlne. Parker, from Hilo
and way ports. at 10 "a. m.
stmr. Lehua from Molokai ports, at
5 p. m.
stmr. Noeau, from Honokaa and Ha'
makua, ut asa a. m.
Am. sp Florence, Spicer from Ia
coma.
Am. schr. Helene. Christensen, from
San Francisco at 10 "A. m.
stmr. Ike Au Hou, from Kauai ports
Stmr .Waialeale.
Sunday, Sept q.
Stmr Maui, from Maui ports.
Stmr. Helene, from HilQ, at s p. IN
Gas. schr. Eclipse, from Maui and
Kona ports, at 5 p. m.
Am, Blk Albert, Turner, outside at
p IN.
Stmr. Mikahala, from Kauai ports.
Monday, Sept. %.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
u. S. S. $. Iroquols. Rodman, from Ka-
unakakal, on Sept. 8.

y. S. S. $. Iroquols, Rodman, from Ka-
unakakai, on Sept 8.
MERCHANTMEN
tThis list does not include coasters)
3. ~ Castle, Am. bktn,, Nilsson, San
Francisco, August 25
John Currier Am. sp., Murchison, New
castle Sept. g.
Archer. Am. bktn.. Calhoun, San Fran
cisco, Sept. 8.
James Tuft, Am. bktn, Newcastle,
Sept. 6,
VIM Bowden, Am, schr,, Fjsrem. New
castle, Sept. 7,
Julia T.. Whalen, Am. schr., Rosehill
Marcus Island Sept. TO-
James Johnson, Am, bktn,, Bennecke
Newcastle, n, s. w, Sept 10.
Klikitat, Am, bknt,, Cutler, "a days
from Port Townsend.
Helene, Am, schr., Christansen, SaI
Francisco, Sept 20,
Florence, Am. spp splcer Tacoma
Sept 20.
Alice Cooke, Am. schr,, Jeuhallow, Por
Gamble, Sept, a.
Albert, Am bkp Turner San Francisco
Sept, n,
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QUEER Story
OF IHt HERMAN

Rack of the tr0aur. bun t1e
..tuHnpr Herman. which I.. ".IIF
resulted in m.r. U..E.H iHHn Coils Zoo
th. usual Dot oI vessels .lNHH Hi tuF
t.ft o. the STORY HF au interesting
romance and Df % .lrEue-s WHI Do .iu-"I
cIItalu Brown tl loosen 'HuEu"
which had been silent f1r nifty years.
/ while 800 the captain told hI- story
and out OF gratitude io the man VINO
was responsible for his recovery the
aged mariner permitted him Goo accom-
uauy him ON the voyage tu share the
spOils Of sixty millions worth NJ i'as-
lure. But at Honolulu be- fred Ibis hane-
/ factor Off the vessel.
. -Four years ago Captain Brown be-
came m I'm san Francisco. He was
cared for at a hospital where it was
/ said that he could not recover, MISS
| Luce, a daughter Of Or. Luce Of san
Francisco, was one OF the nurses OF this
hospital When the hospital doctors
gave Skipper Brown up the kindly
nurse told her doctor-father that she
| thought that Captain Brown might
/ have a chance to recover were he re-
moved to a private house where he
would receive better treatment Or
/ Luce saw Brown He decided 10 permit
/ the man to be taken TO his own nome
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CURSE Vi uou was upo,' - anu "r'''
'oI'. VIZ '',.'',',,,l, ,t, =. - ~,
pr' Luce peisuau'u nm ~ nan a. an
enol' ~ set II "iu sme |ps,,'' i,,,r-
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French Bark Was in a Gale.

Later news regarding the French bark
Due d Barry which put into CapetOwn
in distress on her voyage from Penarth
to Honolulu with coal, received by the
Alameda, says that the vessel was in a
bad storm. Three boats were carried
away, a number Of sails were lost, the
bulwarks were stove In, and the decks
damaged The cargo shifted but was later
trimmed The bark is leaking and II
is likely that her arrival at Honolulu
will b. delayed for couple OF months
through the mishap.
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Asnorsln tho Mud
A COMMUNICATION,

Mr.. Edtor-Allow me 90 sneak few
words In favor ~ Chamberlaln's cough
Remedy ! suffered for three years
with the bronchitis ana could not sleep
al nights ] tried several doctors ana
various patent medicines but cou'd = I
nothing 60 give me any relief unlll my
wife got a bottle NJ this valuable IN d.
iciUe, which has completely relieved me.
w BTockmar, Ragrell Mo" " =,
A This remedy Is Tor sale by an q al
rrs and druggisis benson Smllh =
go. agents Tor Hawaii
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Alden q Zee Mode SLOW TIP.

The bark Alden Bcssc mrde a SOW trip
from Honolulu to san Francisco. She
arrived at the Coast ON Sept. 18th after
passage of th.rty-four days when the
ALAMEDA l,ft San Francisco raj yes
sells from Honolulu had not arrived ana
v,rr making long jobs ~ the trip, The
bar, Ea,ulani was Cut tw.ntN-nlne d7ys
and the barks Andrew W,lch and Coro-
Uado were each out twenty-five days
AsnOrs IN tho Mud
ASTORIA, ore, Sept. l3-The steam
ship Columbia from San Francisco lost
her BEARINGS an account - the dense
smoke near Tongue Point in the Colum
bla river yesterday ana went ashore I'm Tho
mud She was a mile and half out oi
the channel Up 10 n O'Clock today she
had not been hoat,d but the vessel u
In no danger,
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Over Saturday Arrivals

The fouT-masted schooner Helene
Captain Christensen, arrived from san
Francisco ON saturday morning after
a rather long passage of twenty-five
days. The American ship Florence
spirrr arrived after "a Neniy three
day passage from Tacoma.
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A Prince u K-rea

NElAMARtr ohio sent 3-Frinrr
so. som NJ thp hug of hurra. has az
rived W prIpWarr accompanied py hls
SECRETARY 90 attend ohio Wesleyan pnl-
N,rslA.
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MoRTGAGEE's NOTICE or INTEN
TlpN OBJ FpRErLOsuH AND
OF SALE,

NOTICE rs HERERY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to lhe power of sale contain
80, A, y 1889 made By Elisabeth *.
smiih, wife NJ George ", smlih ~ 10
noMlu Island of oahu, Ierrllcry Of
Hawai- AoVsagor 20 MaTy j AlsNan-
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you MUST REGIspER ~ YOU
akSlegay DOES ROT COUNT,
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TorrIrory Of Hawaii Island Of Maui,

Territory Of Hawaii Island OF Maui,
cS,,-
! hereby certify that the foregoing
Is fun, true and correct copy 81 the
original summons In said cause and
that the said court ordered publication
II the same ana continuance 81 sald
cause until the next December A, D.
1903 Term Of this Court,
l.. IL, CROOK,
CLERK u the Circuit Court Second cir
cut TERRITORY ~ Hawaii lseal)
sept, l6 20. 80, oct p IA, ~, IS
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BY AUTHORITY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII


SECOND CIRCUIT. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
Maria l.. A, Choy VS., l., A. Choy-
Summons. (Stamps)
The Territory Of Hawaii, To the High
Sheriff of the Territory Of Hawaii,
or his Deputy, the Sheriff Of the Is
land of Maui, or his Deputy, or any
Constable in the Territory Of Ha-
Vail:
You are commanded to summon l., A.
Chuy, defendant In case he shall file
written answer within twenty days aft
or service hereof, 10 be aud appear be-
fore the said Circuit Court at the June
Term thereof, 10 be holden at Wailuku,
Island OF Maui, on Wednesday, the ith
uay uf June next, at ten o'clock a, m,
10 show cause why the claim Of Maria
l.. \. Choy, plaintiff, should not be
awarded To her pursuant TO the tenor OF
her annexed petition,
And have you then and there TINS
Writ with fun return Of your proceed
inEs thereon,
Witness Hon. John W, kalua, Judge
OF the Circuit Court Of the Second cir
cult at Waikiki, Maui, this l2th Gay OF
May, 1909,
Csig) l.. II, CROOK,
tSealD Clerk,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
SITE WAS ACCEPTED
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Lo- GATES SELMA's PUBLIC
 BUILDING.
Deal Cannot be Consummated Until Alabama Legislature Passes Special Act-The Property
 Will Bring $i1,25o.

Washington, Nov. 2o.-(SpeciaD-A site for the s75.oOO government building in sel- ma was today accepted by Acting secre- tary of the Treasury Taylor. This site is at the intersection of Alabama and I.auderdale Streets and the price agreed upon is $11. .25O.
 The name of the present owner was not disclosed. The transaction, cannot be finally consummated until the Alabama Ieedslature shall have passed an act of ceding to the United states absolute con- trol of the property.
 The Secretary of the Treasury is writ ing to Governor Jelks recommending the enactment of a general law whereby the United States may acquire sites for It's buildings in Alabama as necessity may demand. -'
 Most States already have such general ststutes. but in Alabama a special legis- lative act is required In every instance and this causes delay. The appropriation for the Selma building was Inserted last session in the general public buildings hill bv Congressman, Bankhead. the leading Democrat of the House commit fee at the instance of Congressman Rowie. and was approved by the Senate at the instance of the two famous Sel- mians. Senators Morgan and Pettusr It is understood that in the next public buildings bill Congressman Bankhead will secure a government building for Tuscaloosa. LIclen Jullen walker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
BARCELONA SEIZED
GOVERNMENT FORCES ROUTE
 REBELS. PRISONERS LIBERAT
Revolutionists Did Not Linger xs Barcelona But Made Moments
 " Stand Outside City-Army Was Demoralized.

Caracas. venszuela. Nov. 2s.-Govern- ment troops numbering S,1oO men under Generals vslutini and onvares re-oeeu- pied Barcelona on the morning of Noyens- Der 26.- ., f}
 The revolutionists, commanded by Ben- erals Pablo Guesman and General Rolan- do, who joined them last week with only 260 men, abandoned the city before the arrival of the government forces taking with them the leading prisoners whom them, captured some time ago. Among these prisoners were Generals Ayaia, Tel leria and Marcano. the last two the prest- dents of the State of Coro and Barcelona
 The rebels removed also their ammuni- ton and a gun which they took to noint six miles from the city where they were attacked by a government force ui- der General Guezman Alvarez, who in tIicted upon them a severe defeat, hberat- ing the prisoners they were holding as hostages and. obiiging them to escape In small hands through the mountains
 The recapture by President CastFo's troops of Barcelona. which the revolv- tionists have been representing as ina- pregnable is taken here as further proof of the demoraiization of the revoiutions
 The government forces continues theiF march upon Cfudad Bolivar,