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siOseness ana Th-:rt.

+ o prominent Wall srreer brokers' while al
ncheon. at the Hoffman house one day last
week Induiged in a series of good -natured re-
crirnina tons about the tendencies Of each to
refrain from spending money. One said to the
Other ssss rs ss5 "a ~ -
In the family. Why, i remember your father
i enahe ran grocery store. He was so close
mat AZ fly settled in the sugar barrel he used
70 catch the fly, dust its feet off with a broom
and let 1t CO. 3.
So? ~" said the other on needn't get
schesty, Your father was a farmer i can re-
member when he raised bees He made those
z Door bees work hard all day, and, not satisfied
s with that he crossed them with lightning bugs
and made them work nights, s@ 81 z, 9
Ihats right, . said the first, good.humoresdly
ss old man was thrifty chap. sWhy I re.
member when he crossed strawberry plants and
n1aikWeed and got Strawberries and cream z,
Than they had drink New York Trib..ne5
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G1oved Hand-Not Mailed Fist.

Emperor William Of Germany reveals himself
of peace. In a speech accepting the
thanks of the people of Alsace-Lorraine for the
abolition of the imperial dictatorship the en-
peror declared it would have been abolished In
the early years of his reign but for 90 rea-
sons. ION the one hand't he said, II had
first to win the love and loyalty of my sub
jects and to acquire the confident trust OF the
federal allies. On the other hand my access
sion was received abroad with deep and sim
sere, II groundless distrust because 1t was
assumed that was striving after the Iaurels
of victorious war 1t was his task, the en-
peror, says, to convince foreign countries that
he desired to devote his empire to the maiDse-
nance Of peace. 1.-The German people now
know along which road I have decided to
travel. Foreign countries, far from discern
ing in US a menace to peace. are accustomed to
count upon us as a bulwark of peace which
as firm as a rock When William began h!s
reign he was everywhere regarded as the most
belligerent sovereign in Europe. He called
himself a war lord and talked much about
using "the mailed fist" It is gratifying to
learn from his own lips that he has discovered
that peace hath her victories not less re-
nowned than. war. Utica Press. +
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A sedentnry Promotions.

q certain politician, whose lifelong aim had
Deen 70 become one of the judiciary Of hfs
STATE. after unn,mbered years of persistent
pointment to the coveted honor. After fbrea
or 1our months Of official service an admirin9
acquaintance remarked Of him: - -
e me =. Judge sits the bench like man Of long
experience, doesn't hep, - - y - 80
. v ny shonldn u ne ~ returned bystander.
me has passed aboI. fifteen years on the
snxioss seat -R edmond Dispatch
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16
Blacklist Stun District
in Blacklist London
Dorset Street, Where Jack the Ripper Held Forth,
and Apparently Is Doing Business Still.

Ing raised to the entrance of any single
person or couple, provided the price is
paid It is a rare night that passes with
out a Shrek or groan ringing through
the ramshackle place. The doors are
opened at in the morning, 50 that it is
an easy matter for "a criminal to quit
: the "houses-as did Anne Austerfs siayers
hours before his crime was discovered.
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toY Not to get CD

Id age is a. luxury which the rich
and the idle expect to indulge
in after they have run the
course Of folly and ignorance;#
but busy, brainy people do not
care CAT Tor this condf ion, that has in it no.
element Of strength and presupposes help
siessness to some degree. When we know
me life " of the body and underst and all
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16
Discreet.

mat place you mention is regarded al
g sinecure," said the politician.
Then don't want II, answered the
applicant. My observation has been
that IN order to hold sinecure you've
GOT 20 do enough hard hustling in active
p politics to earn the salary half dozen
tlmes over. w Washington Star.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16

for nature q esfsned that the age of tho
sPsalmist should be the natural age of
n-and that pf5y sioIogists say, should
be one hundredsand tWenty-six years
Health EuItures |
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16

Arizona exceeds in area the following ter
states combined: Rhode Island, Delaware Con-
nectfcut, New jersey. Massa chusetts. New
Hampshire Vermont, Maryland. West Virgins
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16

NDON IT, Another
III :: !:
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DECIDES AGAINST
THE 8-H0UR Law.
JUDGE DECLARES MEASURE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Result OF Action by Laboring Men
NSninst Orange Counts Road
construction tompnn,

NEwByRG y Y Feb u In an
action sur,lci Peo?'" stat Scv Y7rk
THO orange r,un'y Road Construction
,ompsov ~ shlcn = ~ Hartman
Is Pre-. tent County Juivc John "
Erarr. ..lay aanIcl doWa an I'M
p7-tar' decision
In me mpanys work OF the road,
labor arg1nlEa;5r men cau.ed ,oTi-
plaln' 10 be made that ls6,rers sere
required 20 soTk more lhau -ish, hour.
LAY ~ result an Indictment AS
'puni against the company alIeg.Dg
a violation ~ mo labor law
The attorney FOR the company nl-i a
demurrer ana argued tnat tho law under
which tnv Indictment was found was
unconstitutional. Judge Beattie In his
opinion allows the demurrer, order.
Judgment entered In favor 81 def.ndan,
and decides nat the law under which
the defendant was indicted u uncon-
sltuuonal and void.
The evening world., 1902-02-13
EIGHT MEN DEAD
IN MOUNTAIN WAR.
DESPERATE CONFLICT WITH
KENTUCKY OUTLAWS.
farmer Cans Suffered Heavily az
Hand. Of onir~rs-Mor~ Fight
Ing Expected.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb - Accord
ing 20 ne latest reports from the scene
~ yesterdays rrh' at Ice Turner'S
quarter house In Bel County three
and half miler from M,ddlc.boro
h..w~~n shc-ins officers and citizens ~
Midol,thurn and mountli1ccr friends ~,
thc Turner's. .igh' m-n were Killed ami
one was mortally Wounded IN IN. con
ric,
T. Is also GAINED that an unknown
mocn-hner persisted IN 'hc flames
when Turner's saloon Nc burned and
several other persons AZ. reported to
have been burned to death although
there ls no connrmh ION n This rimrr
over sixty men were engaged - the
conflict The officers posse" 3, 81.
claimed numbered forty and they were
opposed hy twenty-five mpuntaiu.ers
lee Turner VINO Is nov At the Mlngo
mines i'nios tha' be 'o'k part W. FRO
fght
T. Is reported hat ne ht, called n.N
~ Ms friends together 20 ,y-ngr 'a,
ieaia OF MS companions and tr resist
an, s''cmp, which may hr made b,
officers 20 arrest aim ~ any members
- the nountsire~rs who took part IN
'H- nght
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PASSENGERS HURT
IN EXPRESS WRECK.
PlTTSBURG AND DETROIT
FLYER is OERAllED.
smoker. one Coach and Two sleep
~rs smssh~d-CsiI for
Physicians.

FREMONT . Fob IL -wostbount
passenger train No ~ the PittsSurs
and Detroit Tyer on 'he Pcnnsyiyania.
struck broken rail- early r7.iay between
Helena ans Mri,r-ville ami ler the
track n. train rnmpos~1 ~ baggage
slr smoker passenger coach ana ~,
Shoppers, Nas ii'chei nj s.y.r,' coach,
wcr" vrrrksf
About loren passengers ,-- rapor's ,
Injured SON" seriously. hut none N .
N'l' IN" wr"ckins train from To!.i,
"ni 7umb'r % physicians have s.s7
summoned
F''"r reports rom m. wreck a..
.NiE ihr"" n"fEnus Mere batl, lgtursa
Detroit ~ Tus0 passenger il ~. ~,
iN" .|'rH'fs. Mo refused o. xiv. ~
nam" as H1tly M 800 'ha ~ ,.r,,,f.
ankle ' N~''
The baggage and mail car. la,t..
~ : Held ana yer, IernH. .hai o,psr
c'fS N":: extensively Iarnage1 UofI
s,"~n"'' are 4Is.dc t1pn IN 4,t,h
~" 'rAin Nis MOL rU.H As.- M.
SINGERS ana that no one Sas ku.i 4.
r"n,arssH'" IN" Injured were x,vsr
medical attention and taken 10 rSIeI,
ON special car ''''''
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JEROME TO INVESTIGATE
THOMAS AUTO ACCIDENT.
Killing Young Say white Ghost
Going at a Sixty Clip

The KILN. n ralss 20. Tn1mas aH-
'4mubl- resulted tp-dHs iu 40 order -
the police ~ the W"st one Hundred and
Twenty. H!ti stree state. 10 k.'g O.
saurp lookout FOR mfr. Ions VI ,.e
speed lriluir.c
Ths rr4t victim Of poll ..sIIau e
was John T. rpylry 4 BfHrSs.il" he
Na, speeding q 1wU seventh avenue 'r
a 'h o.. horse power lu,uunHIs ~ what
Mounted Policeman Martin grusidsrei
an 4ulwf4. "a n' speed Toe ppi
man -IEu4ll.-i him 10 slow ~ 'Ji hs
~ W.i,l .H more steam fHl lHfted
away TIE puilc"W tu CAV" base and
after e. sharp brush from pr~ Hundred
ana TglrtI.'h stree fu ono. HIui-sd
and Tw-u'y-s"cnni street overloaded
rho marhiu"
gHgi"y was arrested aui taken 'p n.
Harlem court When rrraIErsi before
NlE,-'lti" Iel.'r h. -nlt a' AIS Boo '0-
nHrif Il riding 20 uis business ,u ''.r
IT'S and never varied N.. -Hs.d lie
snif 30" Wa- going at less than ten miles
uu hour Policeman MaT'IH said Cop
ley Rdr MAKING nf'"rH mil"s an hour
Harlem has suffered s0rely hy The
re rklesSue-s ~ ag'0m0 lists, rIli
Magistrate Lel'"r a. o.. Imposed a fine
- s. Mr. Cprisy pnii 1is I'm" without
nrn'~-'
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FIRE IN
A SKYSCRAPER
BLAZE ON ELEVENTH FLOOR
OF STRUCTURE.
Printing once In Rhinriand-r
building DamHgrd-' fused IN
spontaneous Continuation.

Tn' Fire Department had h,-i Hrh,
to-day .u cNungutshiug arr .n '.y
eleventh noor ,' N. Rhnc.inir- Hua.
ms a. NJ - william sire. rh.
started a. % He.a.a. Nr'rr, unb sfu.
'.ruPinrs ~ ~, upper floor, co.. '.-
ling had arrived
I"tI T. William. & 60 prophetic q,
10y fa. Iron AEr rupy me u.rtl. ir.....
iHI eleventh. npo-- ~ the mug, .,ra
'I-' The ~" ,.hr'.d In the boiler
COON on 'h, eleventh a7or. IN mo gear
90 iHr JOB printing apartment
Charles Prpsch. passenger nu Mad
son avenue car On Centre street. saw the
Nr" and notlnei policeman Tn, M.
NaS cNiluguiShci after DONG ilmhg" 90
'h" amount NJ s. ~ g. thu pT uNuE office
and 600 damage g. "a, guiding
fhi"f tfu-yf says 'HI' SOD. HH'H.#
combustion PROBABLY 90 Is.i t.r nrc as
u started where %. ana waste We're
piled on the roor
The rg' men nad considerable lltiieI.f.
80 Tva Hh!rg the nrr AMI lu .TAsF|
iH".r nose up 10 the eleventh story Tho
ur. = 90 confined 10 tUy .H.Hr.. whist &
s'Irt,l though the damage hy water
extended % the lower doors
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TRAIN DIDN'T STOP
AND So He JUMPED
PASSENGER lEAPED WHEN
ENGINE MOVED SWIFTLY.
re May mic as = Result OF Internal
wsenchings from the
Pail.
Io.nph rayicr. fcrty.nine ynar. ga. -

Joseph Taylor. forty-nine years "a. ~
eouthamp,on. l.. l.. reached the city
Hospital. Jersey city. nj o'clock this
morning after a shocking experience in
Jers~y
Taylor las; nishi made up his mind
Tn vis.t friends In Ambcy. By mistake
he boarded a train at the Pennsylvania
Depot in Jersey City which did not stop
IT AmSoy.
When Taylor found this out ne was
speeding Aeruss New Jerrey A. forty
unlie -an-hnur rate He was told he might
make connections by getting OF Al Ran
way. Taylor. however. did not follow
when do train vas rushing through
n Isolated ss-rtion in the dead Of nlsh,
rnissed RAILWAY. Before anybody could
stop ham Taylor had jumped 0r the
rushing train and landed Ia the mead
owe 1n the wllds this side OF Railway.
The train was stopped, but the wound
ed man refused 10 he taken back on the
train. He wanted TO De sent home. lie
WAS taken care 81 by railroad I'm
ployes until the milk train on its vsv
10 Jersey City passed. Then he was put
on board and sent east,
This was about 4 NJ several hours
after the accident. wnen Tay"r reach
car.ous coalition that ~ hal % D.
taken 70 the City Hospital. He fright
fully bruised externally and internally.
Ills arms are Srenched. and ne Is De-
heved TO be In danger OF fatal r7npli-
cations.
The evening world., 1902-02-13

District-Attorney jerome ~a.t TODAY
that he would thoroughly Investigate ,u-
death OF little Henry Theis. who was run
over and killed yesterday hy an 1Ii'n'-
bile driven by Edward r Thomas. son
OF Gen. Samuel Thomas, III" railway
magnate.
~ have Instructed our homicide
bureau TO investigate tho ca. and hni
out who was 20 blame for 'he accident.
said Mr. Jerome Undoubtedly the
public feels certain amount Of alarm
a, the high rate ~ speed AZ which
autos arc rushed through tho streets
But ! have no iouo; accidents .I.i
happen just the sane 3; the speed vas
decreased one-half I operate An hni"-
mobile myself and know somethi'E Il
how easily these accidents hap7"n.
have had several narrow escapes from
running down pedestrians myself
The inquest will he held car.y next
week. according 20 announcement made
to-day by Coroner Seholer
The evening world., 1902-02-13

MADE Prescott seventeen ''r whom
IN" polio" r,y" ha"r .pkus ',- rN
weeks Nas a-rniEurd 800 mo Gates Nr
nue. Po,'cc Court. brooklyn. 'o-i1t
charged with vagranrN ay U"J mHtn.r
Nnr lives At NJ - Gates 1p.rur
Mabel came nome r1s' nich' after p.
ing away since IAN =
This Is the fourth time that she Hi-
been taken go -pG-' ,n 'hs same SI.l ut
charge Each time her mother .s-
r"len'ef N her promisr o. r"'prm
Mabel Is attacked 'rcGuen'ig with a
desire ." visit N" concert 1als u
Williamsburg AMI during the spoil .r"
remains away from home FOR week. A.
~ iine - the CONSERVATION ~ her
parents and friends
Whom IN" disappeared On January 2,
a general alarm was sent ont mi a war.
rant for her arrest was sworn ga hy her
mother.
Tuesday night with Policeman VI
Auley. III he Gates Avenue court slu,i
So" visited the dives 90 william rHrs 100
search ~ Mabel
They could not lpr,;" her ana Police
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WORTH $4,000
TO STUB HER TOE.
NURSE LANDESMAN THINKS
so AND SUES lANDL ORD.
TumbIed Downstair- and IHy for
weeks In Hos
pitai.

Lena T.andcsmaH. a trainet curse,
who stubbed her toe and fell DOWN
stairs NJ No. 2is Stanton street. waere
she was attending paucn, profcs.
s,onaiiy. has brought suit through WI
lam 8. Ka;zenste.n against Abraham
Gordon. Owner OF the building. Tor
5000 damage
Tho nurse says she ,-pped on de-
fective mating. wh!ch had long ayou
complained OF By ,hs tenants She
says she was gathered up unconscious
and hustled away In an ambulance 10
Gouverneur Hospital, where she las
with conclusion II tn" brain for SOW
eral weeks.
The evening world., 1902-02-13
VIRGINIA EARLE SUING
FOR AN ABSOLUTED DIVORCE
Rumor Has II that the Leading
Lady in "Florodora' Seeks
Freedom with a View to
Making a New Alliance.

even the names ~ the two co.r-sron
dents were given out
strange as u may seem 80 the pun
nr ssNs Miss Earle. counsel Miss
Earle doe. not wan, any publicity
'Sh. Says her divorce suit has rotH.
ng - 10 with hef professional and
arii-tlc rArees and should M, interest
me gu.l u. "
Rumor r,s n that Mis- Earle Is seek.
ins divorce with view 20 marrying
again. bu, On his point neither ~. nor
Net rpIns-' MI talk
Frank LAYTON Hrsi achieved ',m- as
nc vh'st'inE hagEaEemsn lu Hpyfs 4
Hole In the Ground don"1 wears axr
ana h" married Virginia Earle shortly
,''ervHri
iNw'on's name was mentioned among
those ahp Ner" IN attendance at IN.
Kings reception
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Has Been Separated Tor Sew
eraI Years from Her Hus-
band, Frank Lawton, Who
Is Now Playing in London.
Despite her "facf. tact. tact
You may take 10 for a fact,

fnat virginia Elrle. Leading lady IN
the new "F1oroSorA company At he
Winter Gsrder. Is seeking an ah'onite
divorce.
She IL Mrs Frank Lawton in prtvsi =
Nse, but the spell o, oonnuhtai bliss
between the pretty htfls comic oPera
queen and the famous whistler Vas
such g brief one. few among her auti-
enoes would recognize her II she was
billed under that name.
Fer several years she and Mr.. Lavton
have been separated. Lawton 10 now
playing in the Empire Theatre. Lon
don
Evidence. however. was taken today
before ex-Justice Charles Donohue. The
utmost .ecrecy was maintained. Not
The evening world., 1902-02-13
SCHOONER'S CREW SAVED.

ATLANTIC CITY. y J Feb a.. The
n0nn'r Frank Hrracrt from Nnr.l
Carolina % New York was disabled I'm
the lno q old Spring rear hrFc TO-DAY.
Tn. DUO. saving crew pus uut 10 her
IN SiIr but Nrr- NHH'r-l 20 tho va.-.l
Is the iac Herald wh.ra took m m, H,e
men who manned Esr The Ice had
stny, a hnl. iu the nan q the Herbert
aud rlt Mas sinking
can Martin HONS ~ the sch. ncl
set ne 'n hcg oefog. I.avIuy and shc
was burned tp the wt.,rs edge
The evening world., 1902-02-13
A Divine nigh, 10 Reg.

TOLEDO. Feb. i2.--In dlseharglng a
beggar arraigned in the police court.
Mayor Jones remarked that a man mas
= divine right 10 beg. The Mayor has
o1ksrsd dollar FOR each Job given to a
ttnnD or begsar.
The evening world., 1902-02-13

nos JAMES - WARD SAYS - WAS
ltHtu Or UiIEt MA7iSM ~ MUN-
NDN = CURE
The evening world., 1902-02-13

SENATOR y T. CuKLEY SAYS -.I
CAS- MOST HEARTILY RECOMMEND
Ht>NON s REMEDIES
The evening world., 1902-02-13

GEN GREENE Is RNUN SAYS
MUNYON'S INHALER SPEEDILY
INEp Ne pI rNTEEtlit
The evening world., 1902-02-13

Munyon's Remedies "a s-parn,.
cure Tor each di>rr>r-1rr fer sale
AZ all druggists. mostIy :5r. a Wat.
NuNNDS.a WITCH HAZ~ SOAR MAKE, M.
rki1 49, ts yeRs' Price laFEs sire Is cents
.r.a. sire > cents
The evening world., 1902-02-13

quick service through Sunday
World Wants. II you've got oil sum.
mer, don't use World Wants. II In q
harry. do.
The evening world., 1902-02-13
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST.

IPvH FvFRy NY FRoN ? 4 y WIN >
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
BRITISH SMOKER. >

The Sons of st. George will hold a
smoking concert at st. Antonio Hall
this evening during which the Associa-
uon Football League trophy will be
handed to the proper representative of
the winning Male Ilimas. Committees
il charge of the entertainment are as
follows: Program, d. w. Anderson,
w. Duisenberg, j. Stokes and r. An
derson Hall, w. McWhirter, "A S.
Guild, Chester Chamberlain. Refresh
ments, Norman Kay and J. G. McGill
w. L. Stanley will present the cup to
the players and the tOast-masters will
respond in turn as follows: President
of the United States, Attorney General
e. p. Dole; The Ladies, Stanley Beard
more Kindred Sports, A. l.. G. Atllin-
son. The program starts at s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET

of Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Company, corporation organized un-
der the laws of the Republic of Hawaii,
now Territory of Hawaii:
Whereas, the Vice-President of said
corporation did on the twenty-eighth
day of April, 1902 call a special meet
ing of the stockholders of said corpora
ton to be held at the time and place
and for the purpose hereinafter set
forth, and directed the Secretary Of
said corporation to give to the stock
holders thereof notice of said special
meeting, which said order of said Vice
President is in writing and on file with
the Secretary of said corporation;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- to the stockholders of said corpora
ton that at $3.50 o'clock a. m, on the
Sth day of May, A. d. 1902, a special
meeting of the stockholders of Homo
lulu Rapid Transit & Land Company
will be held at Assembly Hall, over
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, Offices in the city
of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, for the purpose of consid-
ering the proposition to create a bond
ed indebtedness of said Honolulu Rap
id Transit & Land Company to the
amount of one million dollars Isl ,000,-
000), in gold coin of the United States
of America, and that if said bonded
Indebtedness is authorized to be Great
ed that it be represented by the bonds
of said corporation, to bear such date
as the Board of Directors may deter
mine, to be payable twenty-five years
after date, with interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum, payable half
yearly said bonds to be executed and
issued in such denomination or denom-
nations as may be determined by the
Board of Directors of said corporation,
and if so created said bonded indebted
ness to be secured by a mortgage or
deed of trust upon all of the corporate
property and franchises now belonging
to said corporation or which it may
hereafter acquire.
BY order of the Vice-President.
j. A. GILMAN,
Secretary, Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Company.
Honolulu, April 2S, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
TUG-OF-WAR RESULTS,

The recent pull for time came off at
the tournament of the tug-of-war
teams at the Aala warehouse last
night when the Lumbermen gained the
necessary five feet of rope after thirty
one minutes hard pull, The Pacific
Hardware added another victory TO the
record, defeating the Kani Re Aus i'm
nineteen minutes the losers having
bad luck with the anchor man losing
his footing at the start of the pull.
Tomorrow night the All-Americans will
compete against the LongshOremen
and the nlucky Portuguese against the
Public Works eX-Wela IA Hao team.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
CORPORATION NOTICES.
IALSTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING

A special Stockholders meeting Of
Honolulu Rapid Transit e. Land Com
pany will be held in Assembly Hall,
over the office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd,
corner of Bethel and King streets, Ho-
nolulu, on Wednesday, May Z, 1902 at
$3.50 o'clock a. m.
At such meeting it is intended to pro-
pose alterations and amendments to
the bylaws and an increase in the
capital stock of the company.
BY order of the Vice-President.
j. A. GILMAN,
Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Company.
Honolulu, April 2S, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
ENLARGING CAMPUS.

Syracuse university has added "a
acres to its campus.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-02
CLAUS sPRECKELs. VIM. G. IRWIN.
Claus Spr0CkGIS & Go,
B AN * E R - .

HONOLULU, H. 1.
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCIsCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank OF London,
NEW YORK-Amerlcan Exchange Ma
tfonal Bank.
MISUNDERSTANDING National Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANCOUVER-Bank
of British No 'th Ameri
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial ard
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills Of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC"
COUNTED FOR.
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'ALBATRoss NEEDED REPAIRS.

The Albatross, the vessel of the fish
cry commission, returned unexpected
ly last night from her cruise off Mo-
lokai. A spring in her reeling engine
broke and as there was no spare spring
aboard, Captain Thimas returned to
Honolulu in order to have the repairs
made at once. Last Tuesday, the yes
sci was surrounded by scores of sharks.
The sea tigers were attracted by the
smell of some musty canned meat
which had been placed on deck. A
number were captured some of them
being fully ten feet in length. The AL
batross will be here several days.