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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
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avenue in the city Of Washington at
rate Of speed greater than twelve miles
per hour.
Section 6. That any person OF corpora
ton failing 10 CO,aply with CT violating
any 81 the require meuts OF section Of
this act shall be liable 20 q fine Of SO
for each and every such offence. 20 be
recovered I'm the Police Court Of SAID Dis
trict as ether fines are now recovered by
law.
Section :. That all prosecutions for
violation Of any Of the provisions Of this
act shall be in the name Of the District
OF Columbia. and shall be instituted by
the Attorney FOR the said District. al the
instance OF the Commissioners Of the
said District. or by them upon the Joint
complaint Of two citizens or residents Of
said District, who shall make oath in pro-
per form as to the existence Of the yiO-
/ latlOn complained OF. OF upon the failure
or refusal Of said Commissioners to in
stitute said proceedings the same may ne
I instituted jointly by two citizens or resi-
I dents Otsaid District and in the name Of
said District and the proceedings thus
Instituted shall be prosecuted by the At
I torney for said District. the procedure in
J such cases 70 be in like manner and form
/ as PROSECUTIONS Tor violation OF other
/ municipat regulations in said District.
Six Tickets for a Quarter.
( Section s. That so much Of section . OF
+ the act OF February %. 1885. (28 Stats. p.
I Cs), as authorizes the Brlghtwood Rail-
/ way Company and the Georgetown and
. Tennallyt0En Railroad Company TO sell
I four coupon tickets for p cents for O con
tinuous trip over either Of these roads,
respectively and the Metropolitan Rail-
road be. and the same is hereby repealed
Provided. That nothing in this section
shall De construed 20 repeal section Of
the act OF July Z. 1898, The provisions u
said section three OF said act Of July 2,
1898, being hereby made pa-t Of this act.
and as such portions OF section or tho
act Of February 26, 1895. as Is retained 20
said section Of the act Of July Z. 1898.
for the purpose Of providing penalties for
violations OF said section 3, is hereby s2e-
ciGcally retained and made q part hereof.
Provided. further that it shall be I'M
lawful 10 charge more than The present
legal fare for one car ride. f. G.. one cash
fare Of cents or at the rate Of six tickets
for = cents. for a single trip in either
direction within the District Of Column
bia from any point on the Brightw0Od
Railway o. on the Georgetown and Ten
naliytOWn Railroad 10 any point on the
Metropolitan p-,il~oad or upon the Ninth
and Street lines Of the SUCCESSORS or as I
signs OF the said Metropolitan Railroad
Company
District Court TO Decide.
Section .. That every suburban street
railroad In the District Of Columbia eZ-
cept the Brlgh wood Railway Company as
provided hereinafter. whose tracks now
intersect or connect with or hereafter |
made to intersect or connect with tracks /.
Of any urban street railroads in the said /
District. Is hereby authorized. directed. /
and required 20 run ears on and over 4
the tracks Of said urban street railroads /
into the business section OF the city % J
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-Pacifc Mails

Nails Tor TAHITI and MARQCESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco. close here daily at GEO D. IN.
mp 90 March r. inclusive, Tor despatch per s. s..
Mas for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco.
close he-e daily lr ESQ p m. UP % March
T1 inclusive. for despatch per s. S. America
Esrl- t0)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via vlucouver.
close Fere daily 20 0-@l D. M mp Co March
Is inclusive. for despatch per s.. s. Empress az
India Registered mail must De directed eva
Narcarvrr' Merchandise for The T. 6 Postal
Agency 40 Shanghai cannot be forwarded VIA
Canada t0)
Mails Tor CHINA and JAPAN. via sslrtle.
close here daily ar 6-i3 D. u- up % March 10
inclusive. Cor despatch per s. S. Taso Narr
Registered mail must be directed 'sVia seat
Mails for HAWAII. via San Francisco. close
here daily % 6-a3 p m. up % March 20. in
elusive Tor despatch per g. s. AIzr-csla fol
Mails for CHINA" JAPAN HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. close
here Cally at d-a1 D. m Up 90 March g. ia-
elusive, for Dispatch per s. CITY OF Picking C1l
Mails for AUSTRALIA tevcept those for West
Australia. which go via Europe and New Zealand.
mails for which are dispatched via san FrrU-
ciSco}- and FIJI ISLANDS. via Vancouver. close
here daily 40 G-10 D. m after March - and ed
Co March ~, inclusive. for deTatch per s. S.
.yaiIs f7v COCHIN CHINA are despatched 10
AcN York .1- connection with European steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military Maid. Jrs-
Office, Co connect with Government transports.
che sa,iIug1 % which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close AZ the NAIN OF
FlCE as follows (a) Al LOO p m. same day;
same day Cd AZ 1900 r. m previous DAY; (al
AZ 200 D. DID. previous SltuT-iay. % At 500
p m pre- lcu- -lrs COD At t---3 D. m previous
day. JOIN A. MERRITT, Postuastcr.
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You can depend upon it that General
Methuen will be held a prisoner. De
iarey is the very best fighter the bur
CHEERS have. As the commander OF the
rear guard CT Bothas army he is mixed
up in every engagement that occurs"
So spoke last night. J. F. J. Archibald.
war correspondent. who followed the
fortunes. Of the Beers on South African
veldts for various periodicals. He knows
Delarey- At the battle Of Pretoria. Mr.
Archibald saw Delarey. dubious Of the
reports Of reverses. ride into the thick
OF the fire OF Lord Roberts troops. and
only order a retreat after he was salts
fed that the onslaught was too strong Of
numbers 20 be withstood.
Mr. Archibald is at present at the New
Willard. He is at work on a book which
promises TO be as clever and successful
as his already weII-known, Blue Shirt
and Khaki"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
Rock Creek Line.

Section 10. That the authority conferred
upon the Rock Greek Railroad Company
By section Of the act Of April 90. 1892
Stats. y, 2. % TO extend its line on
Florida Avenue east 10 North Capitol
Street is hereby renewed. and the Capital
Traction Company as the SUCCESSOR OF
said Rock Greek Railroad COugauy IS
hereby required within one year from the
passage Of this act to build and put ia
operation said extension OF it's lines by
underground electric system. The said
Capital Traction Company Is also author
lied and required within two year from
the passage OF this act % further extend
its lines by the underground electric s~s-
TEN on Florida Avenue 20 Twelfth Street
east, south on Twelfth Street to Lin
coin Park, thence VEST to Eleventh Street.
thence south to. and west on, North Car
DINA Avenue TO, and thence south On
Eighth Street 20 connect with its liQe on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Like De Wet

Washington between the hours Of : a. IL
and p. I'D. at least once in every fifteen
minutes And sBiL urban street railroads
severauy are hereby required TO permit
said suburban street railroads TO run ears
over their several lines as aforesaid in
accordance with the provisions Of section
8 Of an act 20 authorize the Metropoli-
tan Railroad Company 10 change its mo-
tive power for the propulsion Of the cars
OF said company stats. IS. D. 21D. ap-
proved August 2. 1891 The schedule
kind and number Of cars, the compensa-
tion therefor. and all other matters re-
lating thereto in the event OF said rail-
road companies being unable 90 agree
between themselves shall. from tine 10
time. on petition OF either railroad com
pany or OF any citizen of the District Of
Columbia be decided by the Supreme
Court OF the said District. Provided. That
the BrightwoOd Railway Company or it's
successors or assigns shall run through
cars from its present tCTmiIi n the Dis
trict line and in Takoma Park or from
such points in Takoma Park as the Com
missioners Of the District OF Columbia
may designate, to the central or business
portion Of the city Of Washington or at
least 20 Pennsylvania Avenue On the
Ninth Street line OF the Metropolitan
Railroad Company or IFS successor or
assigns. at least one car every twenty
minutes from each terminus above
named. during the hours provided for the
running OF cars upon said BrightwOod
line, and cars shall be run oftener from
The above mentioned termlni 20 the loon
on Brightwood Avenue near Florida Ave
uue northwest whenever in the opinion
OF he said Commissioners the public con-
venieuce may require: Provided further.
That in no event shall any railroad com
pany be entitled under The provisions Of
this section 10 collect fares except
from such passengers rs board the
cars upon its own Hne, Provided. fur
Their, That this section shall apply
in cases where the ownership. COR
troll. Or shares OF any such suburban
railroad is vested In the same company
owning. controlling. or in charge OF the
iutersecting or connecting urban railroad
or in different company and, Provided
further. That this section shall not be
construed TO affect rights heretofore ac-
quircd either by contract or under any
order Of court made under authority Of
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Worse News to Come.

The effect Of the news Of the terrible
reverse in South Africa-and ! believe
that the reverse is worse than the press
censor has allowed the cable dispatches
to show-upon the English people can
scarcely be estimated" said Mr.. Archi-
bald II viii show them that the war is
By no means ended. as they have been re-
POO frdfv informed nv The C,o--,--,,-....-.+
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
Delarey a Giant.

The last time I saw DeIarey vas dur
ing the battle of Pretoria, just preceding
the capture C the city by General Rob
erts. He was the commander Of the rear
guard Of General Botha's ar1ny-
Tall, a giant in stature. with finely cut
features, heavy beard, and absolutely
fearless. he was dissatisfied with the re-
port Of reyerses that came in from time
to time
so he rode cut into the thick Of the
English fire. Without the least fear. fol-
lowed BY his stan, he occupied a personal
reconnaissance point. and while the bull
let's kicked up the dust on every hand
scanned the field with his glasses and
then rode back, deferring the order to re-
treat until the last moment.
His patriotism is exemplifed in a con-
VeTsatiOn I once had with him, in the
course Of which 1 asked him how he ex-
pected to maintain the war and il his
supplies would hold out.
You're a fine one" he remarked to
talk about our supplies. How about VAL
ley Forge? We're in far better shape
than Washington ever was. II took him
eight years and he had 20 contend with
a portion Of his own country. We're
ready to stick IL out for fifteen years,
and We are united country
Like De Wet.
Yes; DeIarey is much the same type
Of a fighter as De Wet He is fast and
adroit- De Wet has become more the
popular idol. because he has had an indie
pendent command But Delarcy has been,
as the commander OF the rear guard OF
Botha's army, mixed up IN every fight
that has occurred
"Delarey has fought Mcthucn before but
never with success They are O4d enc
mics. Up 10 the IAN OF Mafeking, Meth
uen encounter Dclarcy at nearly every
turn"
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Mails FOR South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

E-DAA-Ikl AZ l--1 flr aAMALAAr
Per 8. s. Admiral Der -, from Boston
(cl Az Hes p. m. .e- FUKTCNE ISLAND and
HAITI. Per s. s. hungar1, irom NeF lorz
(9 Al ll=-5 g. n ior Brazil Per s. 2
ClstiIIiln Prince from New York. via Pernan-
buCo and Rio J8neir3. Nail Tor NORTHERN
BRAZIL AhGENTfNE. URUGUAY aad PARA
Quay must De directed Per s. Caztilliaa
% AZ u-z5 p. m for TURKS ISLAND and
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, Per s. g Seminole.
WEDNFsDAY-(D AZ I.s) a. m. for the
BAHAMAS. per steamer from Miami. Fla
iel AZ MS 3 NJ i9r GUANTANAMO, per e s.
Yjun. from Ncu EorE-
Admiral simpson. from PHILADELPHIA.
(c) Ar HIS p H. for CANPECnE CHA
pas. TABA>C0. and YUCATAN. per s. g. Havana.
aom New York Nal for other parts OF AIEXICO
must De- direetel per s. $ Eavaca-'
to AT u-25 D. m. f1T BERMUDA. per s g.
Trinidad frou NeE York
tc AZ HIS p M ior The BAHAMAS and the
PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO. CUBA, per S. s.
So-u1arel. from New York
Till E~DAN-l-I At Il-Z5 D. IN for MEXICO.
Der s. s. Nl-lra. from view York. via lam
Fiec. NAL mu5t be directed per S. s. ri
lglrl-"
10 Az u-z5 p. NJ for NORTHERN BRAZIL.
ger 6. s. Hora-io from New YORK
FRIDAT-CeJ At MS p m for PORTO RICO.
per s. s. Ponce from NeE YORK. VIA san Juan
(c) AT u-Z5 p N. for CURACAO and TENE-
ZI-EL-A. Der s. s. MlrlCaibO. from New YORK
Nan for SAVANILLA and CARTAGENA most
be directed -Per s. s. Naracaibo-'
(- Al 1I-zj D. m for ST. THOMAS ST
CgOIN. LEEW ARD and WTNDWARp ISLANDS,
and BRITISH DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA
per s. S. R1uima from New York. via Demerara
Nail for GRENADA and TRINIDAD must be d.
rected per g. ROraima-"
(c) At HIS p m fer FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA SANANiLLA, CARTAGENA and
GREYTOWN. per g. s. Alone. from New YORK
Nail for COSTA RIGA must De direc-ed Per
s.. s. Alene-"
(c) Al n-25 p. n. Tor INAGUA and HAITI
per g q Il PlCua, from New York
Eastern Prince. from New YORK, via Pe-uam-
buca and santos Mail for NORTHERN BRAZIL
must Pc directed per s. g. Eastern Prince"
SATURDAE-(D At 1880 a. m for the pa
HA]AS. Per steamer from Mani. Fla.
Mails for NFWFOJ MIDLAND. bv rail 20 North
sydney. and thence VIA steamer. close here daily
except SUNDAYS 40 1900 M. and on SUNDAYS at
IL 80 o. m The connecting closes are made On
MONDAYS. WelEe-Cgys. and Saturdays. Cd th1
Nails for Mol Zion. by rail % Boston and
thence via steamer. close here daily except sun
days at 1900 m, and on sundays 20 lI.30
O. m. CD Ol)
CUBA NAILS else here. via Port Tsmns.
p m. ard via Miami. Fla. Tuesdays and satur-
DAYS az 1880 a.
Mails f-r MEXICO overland. unless y-r-f,TTz
ADDRESSED for despatch by steamers sailing from
NeE YORK. close here dlIy az l0-S1 A. m and
1880 p. M
Mails fsr BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ. and
GUATEMALA. hv rail 20 New Orleans and t-iencp
1850 p- M the connecting closes Ter whiea
being on Mondays
Nails Tor COSTA RIGA. by rail 10 View Or
leans and thence wa steamer. close here daily
at 1880 a. IN. the connecting closes Cos yhsah
being on Tuesdays
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
soUZA To REFORM SCHOOL.

Manuel Souza, the Portuguese boy
who appeared in the Police Court yes
terday on the charge of larceny in the
second degree by stealing a couple OF
packs of souvenir playing cards from
the store OF Wall, Nichols Co.. was
again called before Judge Wilcox this
forenoon.
Both the father and mother of the
boy we're In the court room and upon
their being asked what they would
suggest, stated that their boy had be-
come absolutely unmanageable. They
had told him time and again to go to
school and he had never paid the
slightest heed to them. On their re-
commentator, he was sent to the re-
form school for a term OF three years.
Judge Wilcox explained to the pa
rents that this would be the very best
disposition to be made OF the boy as
he would learn something there and
would know how to do some work upon
his discharge from the institution. II
at any time there was any good reason
shown why the boy should be released
that matter could be arranged either
by the Board Of Education or himself,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
LADY IN A RUNAWAY

A runaway that might have resulted
very seriously took place on Beretania
street this morning. Miss Kaufman
was driving along in the Hatch pha-
eton near Thomas Square when the
horses became frightened at the rattle
OF some dishes in the carriage and
started on
The driver braced himself against
the dashboard and did his best to stop
the animals but without success. Upon
his arrival at Pensacola street, he tried
10 turn them up toward the Hatch
house but was powerless.
The horses kept on going, the driver
using all his energy in an effort to
keep the horses In the street and out
OF the way of obstacles. At the Puma
hou street corner he finally gained con
troll and stopped the frightened AMI
mails.
Miss Kaufman was very much
frightened and was rendered weak by
her experience. Chip Charlock. who
was Just ahead, stopped, took her in
and returned her to the Hatch home
The horses wer taken into the Dill
ingham place to be rubbed down and
cooled OF before returning to their
own stables.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
NIIhAU FROM KAUAI.

The steamer Niihau from Hanamau-
lu this morning reports the Keauhou
at Waimea, discharging. She leaves
tonight for Honolulu. The W, G. Hall
was at MAXWELL, loading sugar. She
had 2500 sacks aboard when the Niihau
left,
The James Makee is weatherbound
at Hanalei.
The Il. f. Whitney was at MAXWELL
loading sugar She had 10000 bags
aboard. The fOur-masted schooner
Rosamond was at Eleele, also loading
sugar. She had 10000 bags aboard.
Fine weather is reported on the lee
ward side OF Kauai. On the windward
side the sea is very choppy. North
northwest winds and rough seas were
experienced by the Niihau coming
home
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
DANDY SHOE SINNER.

SNOWFALL" the well known little
Colored boy, and the Dandy Shoe Shin
er" were the center of attraction at the
Manufacturers Shoe Co. all this morn
ing. SNOWFALL" demonstrated to a
large and interested audience the ad-
vantages of the Dandy" over old
fashioned ways OF shoe polishing.
The Dandy Shoe Polisher" has been
extensively advertised in all the maya
zines and is so convenient that It 10
bound to become a household neces-
sity. The Manufacturers Shoe Co. Is
having a large sale and Is offering
them at the same price as in New
York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
PACIFIC EXPLORERS.

According to an item in the Montreal
Witness, Frank Burnett aii Herbert
Cooke, uncle and nephew, embark at
Honolulu in a vessel chartered by Mr.,
Burnett for years cruise for pleasure
and health in the Japan sea, about the
Chinese coast and among the South
Sea Islands. Mr.. Cooke is a son of
the lieutenant colonel OF the LIST Prince
of Wales Regiment, volunteer corps
Of Montreal. and has Just completed
his high school course. The names Of
Burnett and Cooke are in the passen-
ger list OF the steamer Miowera, which
arrived here last Saturday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
KAU[UKOU UNABLE
To BLUFF THE COURT

Two women who were once friends
but who have recently had that friend
ship very much strained. faced each
other in the Police Court this fore
noon. One was Sarah Hall, charged
with using vulgar, obscene and pro-
fame language and the other was Annie
a native girl who swore to the COM
plant.
The testimony was to the effect that
the defendant had called her a bad
name accompanied by a vile cpithet
and that she repeated the same thing
several times in the presence of a
large number Of people. The trouble
occurred at the tenement house on
King street just at the beginning OF
the Waikiki road on Tuesday night
last. A street car filled with people
was passing at the time.
The first witness for the defense was
Sarah Hall. Attorney Kaulukou start
ed in to ask her ifshe had not been in
troduced TO a man by the meme of Rich
ards and II this was not the whole
cause of the trouble. Deputy Sheriff
Chillingworth objected to this ques-
tion on the ground that 1t was imma-
terial. The woman was on trial for
using vulgar, obscene and profane Ian
guage. Kauiukou arose and stated
that II the court would not allow him
to put on this testimony, he would not
say another word. This was Judge
wilcox's 'arisweri yrL rr~
IF you have nothing more to say.
sit down. want you to understand
that you can't bluff this court. It
would take a good many like yourself
to do It," Kaulukou tried to say that
he had not meant anything OF the kind
| but the court told him to proceed
with the case and ne did so.
The defendant told a long story
about the complaining witness having
| introduced her to a Portuguese by the
name of Richards, about walk that
she had taken with him and about the
vile things that Annie had said in con-
| sequence of this walk at night time.
| To cap the climax, Annie had come up
on the lanai of the house to tbs front
of her room where she was seated and
/ had called her vile names. She be-
came angry and answered in like
manner. When Deputy Sheriff Chill
ingworth asked her II the converse
ton was carried on in a whisper, she
answered: NO, we woke the whole
| town up
Judge Wilcox called up both the de-
PENDANT and complaining witness and
! gave them lecture. telling them that
he was in the habit OF going by the
building In which they lived two or
three times a day and that he had ar
rived at that stage in life when he
was able to put two and two together
and make four. He would advise them
both to stay inside their rooms and
not make themselves so apparent,
This was a hint. He thereupon let
! both the women go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21

The Rights of Man." by DIR. Lyman
Abbott.
cables for the Fair" by Josephine
ID. Daskam.
Sir Richard Calmady," by Maleh.
stephen Calinari," by Julian Sturgls.
French Revolution and Religions"
(Reform), by Sloane.
"Schley and Santiago" by Graham
worth reading).
"Forna Gordyeeff," by Maxim Gorly.
inese are only seven Of the new
books, but we have seventy times
seven just as good and as interesting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, March 81, 1902
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR

c. Brewer q Company.
MS Sachs DC. Co, Ii
LIB. Kerr q Co., Ltd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

II w ros,o- ,oy0,o- tss tIo,o, G, /.
- -. ~
"a ne" house vi Dele'duia s'reeI Is
ior rent
rIne Insured anu ihId'u i'hoieulns az
D. lopp q ~
The Pacific Import Co. has a notice
under New Today.
Fun line of 1902 Wright & Ditsol
tennis balls at L. o. Hall & Son.
The Coyne Furniture Co. has a large
stock of rope portieres in different
colors.
A good housekeeper and needlewom
an desires situation. See ad. in New
Today.
Pedolin relieves and cures bunions
and soft corns. DR.. w. r. Boyle, Ore
gon block.
The very best developing and print.
ing of plates and films at Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
The weekly edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summarv OF
the news of the dav
,,,,,-
,,, pourD"n WnlShey, years o.u, sooo,
oiaret' oo CENTS sherry ana lokay' 20
King streot
Inc latest designs IN SATIN lloerue
ana toulard SILKS are now SHOWN at
5. Sachs Dry Goods Co.; these are In
dress patterns.
u w. hactarlahe gives NOTICE that
FRANK W. Aust mas no authority IRON
lhe iocal agency 10 sell smith premier
typewriters IN hacfarlanes name.
The trolley ride social which was to
be given this evening by the Young
eopls So" VI O"i Is..an ',,
w VI ~, -. oo" "'' w
P'o'P'"'' ''' ''"ei "o'''e'
Ihere was particularly good at
tendance at the band concert on the
GROUNDS or the Hawaiian hotel last
evening The music was very mucn
~, -, - -,
.,nh,o, ~ parSn.,a point p
o,cIock ,bis morninr A. o'cIocl enc
had not entered the harbor. Her
time of sailing for San Francisco is
not yet known.
A, ,o,,,uo ,os,v ,,o ro,o =, 10,
Lo,hoII batwaar tha Cab Calico an5
v w G. A teams of girls which was
to have been PLAYED this afternoon on
the Oahu College campus, was post.
poned until Monday.
Tho srror,I ~ tho ,,to urs Franz
uaryey tool rIaco Sror, tha home In
KoI,hi ,his ,oronoor Tho hod,, v,s
taLan N rho CatboI,c Cathedral wbere
the services were bold Ana then IN the
Ca,hoIio oauotar,. ,or ,n,oruort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-21

There was no meeting OF the eXccu
tive committee OF the Republican par
~ last night as was announced in an
other afternoon paper yesterday after,
noon. This makes the second time
this week the Star has announced a
meeting that was never intended. The
committee may meet sometime today
or tomorrow or, II not, at the beginning
OF next week.