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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
SpseiaI Sesshorr Excursions

ca Friday and saturday. June 27th and
2Sth Thursday aud Friday. July Bird and
4th. and ON each Friday aud Saturday
from July llth 10 September 18th in
elusive. round trip tickets will he sold
from Fredericksburg Co Atlantic city.
Cape May. Ocean city and sen Isle city
y. j.. via L. r. Il. OF b. \ .. at rate Of
SS1O
Tickets good going only on date of
sale. stop over at Philadelphia in either
direction within limit; final limit for ~
turn leaving destination Tuesday fol
lowing date of sale
C. C. Cox. Agent
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Poisoning The SNstem

IL Is through the bowels that the body
Is c'eansed of the Impurities. Constipa
ton keeps these poi-0ns in the system
causing headache. dullness and melan.
choga at first. then unsiuhtlv erup;ions
aud finally serious illness unless a RENE.
dy Il applied. De Wits Little Early
hisers prevent this trouble by stimuls.
ting the liver aud promote easy. healthy
action OF the bowels These little mills d.
not act violently but by strengthening
the bowels enable them TO perform their
own work Never grippe or distress. b e
Bowman
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tnSlishmaa Roberts Tore Up Stars Aad Strlpes
Ard Vas fin,d

thar.es Roberts. assistant steward ON
the the tuuarder SaNonia. was fined ~lO
in the East Boston District Court al Ro.
ton on pleading guilty 70 acharre Of des.
''raung tue American hag. Roberts
Mith TWO companions. was eniovin,. the
Fourth OF July in East Boston and MAS
so'9ewhat intoxicated. At hotel there
while waiting to bee served with refresh
meats. Roberts took a small American
nag FROM his pocket. After making, some
insulting remarks De- tore the flag into
shreds and threw them in the face of "a
stranger. Those present drove the thres,
men into the street. where one man sin
Sied out Roberts and gave him such a
beating that he has since been confined
man
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1902.
Spring Schedule.
WeemS Steamboat Co
BALTIMORE, FREDERICKSBURG AND
RsPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER ROUTE.

I'm nnd after Tuesday. March I =. steamer
Calvert. Lancaster aud Ess,N n. Ia i.s,,. I,i.,
=. ilHnt Str-ct, baltimore every IurSila n
onJ friday At 4,iu p m for Frederick shuf..
anu M WnhrfcS ON the river. Returning ~ III
leave frcslerick-hnrR at . u m ttfIe f,.r
MlttlhSl Monday and Thursday iet.sis town
at 4,Su "a ma Tuesday and Friday for Is,lti
Leave baltimore "Wednesday and Thurs
lay at $50 y IA for Iappahunuock aud al
NnafNeS below. except Bay Port Returning
VIII leave iappohouuuck az "a m on Mon.
baltimore.
Stranirr~ from lnnpnhanupck Wcilu.~i la s.
VIII not eau at wharNrs iu turritumnurlt.r
MI not call az Bay Port ou either da.
No freight received for outgoing steamers
after " "a sailing DAYS.
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Weekend Iiekets. season 100,

Commencing saturday. June 9Th and
unless otherwise ordered. coutinuina
until september 27th inclusive. round
trip tickets will hc sold to Richmond
and intermediate stations. SATURDAYS
only. good 20 return until the following
Monday. inclusive. al one tare rate.
&. & Cox Agent
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POTOMAC EIyERRoUTE.

Begin Tuesday, June 'd. Steamers Calvert
ami Potomac viii leave Pier g TI.rtt - r....t
nattlmnrc. every Tuesday. THURSDAY nnH
SATURDAY. az . D. ma. for Alexandria and
W ">mnEtou. calling az all of the usual lani.
ing-- Ecgiuning Fuc-day. June. so viii
leave IN street Wharf. Washington az .
r. m, thursday. sunday and Tuesday. going
- lar a. Lconardtowu ou these evening".
" III leave Leouaritowu az q n. m. klnSaie
a. II NJ. hiiier'- 40 p. M. Gra~on'- az
DAY. Wednesday and Friday. arriving IA
Baltimore early the following morning.
re'~ht received daily In Baltimore
hrNNN WILLIAMS. Agt.. Baltimore
>rtrht>~o> a Bro. Agt-. Washington. n. g.
WILLIAM NJ kENnpoN. Agt.. Alexandria. Va.
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sarah bernhardt. announces that mr..
rangments had been completed for
Mance Aiams 10 play Juliet 20 Mime
...frnhardts Romeo dnring the visit of
rrncn actress TO America in 1903
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THAT fellow makes mighty good
money
Indeed
Sure: he works in the mint"-Bal-
timore News.
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n SS7iW BqiolkSsWestern
~----~---- Schedule IN eject
LrAvx wsy 2S. 1902.
STREET STATION

> TX = - lion.
100 a M NORFOLK LIMITED Ayrfvas
NvH"ik ] 20 a. ma. Stops only At Petrrs-
ulrf, averl9 and suffolk. St.p- IA
,NHNehcli only 20 irt on passengers from
htchmond aud Petersburg
800 a. m. luE tHiCACo i.NrRFSs. for I.ynch
oulk. Roanoke, Columbus and Chicago
nuM"t tnrior car Petersburg u Roanoke
tuimau Sleeper Roanoke to coluglu..
e.H's LOT hr-tol, Knoxville and hattanoo-
vile >" N""A-
! 10 o. m Roanoke Express for Farm, lille
- hchnnrE. Roanoke and intermc ilate stat
OC .. m. OCEAN SupRE IiNIT,p. Ar,ives
N"roiA =. 20 q. ma. Stops only az Prt,r--
uurg, MoVcrly aud suffolk
7. % y. m, Tor SUFFOLK. Norfolk and inter
Iie1ltte -tatous. Arrives az Norfolk az
? as p. M, Tor Iynchburg and Roanok.
CONNECTS AZ Lynchhurg with the Wn-hins-
son anu Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
Nlt*per- ~ nchhurg To Memphis aud New
orleans. CAFE. Parlor aud Ob-crvation
cars kadfort 10 Alfalfa. Ala Pullman
sleeper between Richmond anl I.vuchhur,
40 DtFtn- ready ior occupancy at $50 d
q. Also. tullman sleeper peter-buvx end
Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lvnchbnrr
~ -he West daily at s.8S a. M / 90 - Ia
M 500 ii. m from Norfolk and the En-tnt
i-t'." o. ~ q. m and $50 =. m.
Office SIS Main street
JOHN D. WAGNER
80 city fn--ena -rr and Ticket Agent
-. ~. h'Ni-ll, District Passenger Agent
, W - ikNl ILL. General Passenger Agent
fenerai btice. Roanoke. Va my2S
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NORFOLK ROUTE.

VIII leave THppahanuock for Norfolk az .
p m Friday. stopping AZ am iauciuu- WIN
leave Nnriols go " T. M on saturday. calling
az ala landings
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"LANp OF TEE SKY. -
q. ". ISL ilN Ky.
ID. l.. A.. Richmond, Va
SOUTHERN LITERATURE

The following e. "a r-t ~ attractive puhi,-
catuus ISSUED Icy tAr Passenger Depart men l.
southern Ran way.
NV inter II ofac~ iu summer i.asif- 's' Hunt
INK aud Fishing in the south. " Land ~ M.
>At. "thnricstuu and Her Exposition. %
Tie htautiini sapphire Country" Illus
trntrI Fodder uhu. Nassau aud Porto
Hirn- Copies may he had upon application
60 tickct agents e. W 'WTSTnlfnY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

During last May an infant child Of onr
neishbor was suffering from cholera i'm
iantum. The doctors had given nm I'M
hopes OF recovery. took botrls M
tham oerlain's Collie. Cholera an9 Diar
rnoea Remedy 90 the house telling then,
ieit sure IL would 10 good il used ac.
corning TO directions In two davs' time
the child had fully recovered. The child
Il now vigorous and healthy. 7 hav.
recommended this remedy fire. uentlv and
have never have known it to fail Mrs
uriis Baker. Booswalfer. Ohio. sold
by NJ. NJ. Lewis, Druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

Members Of the Corn and FIonr Ezc

Members Of the Corn and Flour Exchanr,
We want your shipments of Produce
ana can place same quickly at TOP
MARKET PRICES oar trade wants
the best and lots Of it, Your Produce in
our bands will bring prompt returns
Train, Beef Cattle. Calves. Sheen. Lambs
Wool, Poultry. Eggs. Raw Furs Hides
Black and Blackeye Peas wanted.
5. II LyGll & CODDaDg.
T. Camden st. Baltimore, Nd.
l.e'crence-- Mercantile Agencies. First N.
unuai Bank. Baltimore. Ma.
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THE HIGHWAY or TRADE AND
TRAVEL.

nr = uthcru Railway hc-- to call atten-
tpu % it~ unrQuallcl facilities for reaching
-i points ia Florida, tlr South and south
west u j. Justly termed the represent ntive
railway oi the South. the highway % trnic
and travel It, important through carurc-
.ihN-. through rHr ARA a-rfnrnf- cptnplrfr
itninE-'Ar -crf Irr. quick aud convenient
srheiuI"-. comwrud- 10 70 the travelling pub
la addition 20 many local trains operated
~ tHi7 progressive company. the following
through limited trains arr run daily. IN.
MuSlilgtuu and Southwestern Limited =.
nitrd states Fast Mail.' The View Yors
luu Atlanta Express. 'Thc Wn.lfnrtnn
richmond aud Florida Limited. The " ash,
irEtoh ana hot luuuEa Limited"
Ihe c"uthfrn'~ Palm Limited. formerly
A.'N d az thc N"w YORK. and Florida Limit
20. VIII Pee luuuEurAfed early la January
iflt. ttt Viii run solid between New York
fru 81 Augustine. Florida. All of the-..
-rrtt convenience And time-~avcr 80 the pub
LAND OF TIE SKY"
Asirvil.r anl Hot Springs. y e.. "Ths
> itrn % i.r-ort~." Offer to the pleasure
s,r-r- she ca arms az o. mild aud delightful
.i-a't Ic. ana "a scenic vista ~ unparalleled
N'f.If. N.nN tu Gle Invalid. hulmy hrr,zes red
'irnt 80 renewed health and strength
l-ardr.luu tickets oa sale daily Via south
err railway nf greatly reduced ratc-
Double daily limited train service. consist
Tx ot elegant day coaches, Puilman- aud
-.nfug cars
CAL on any agent ~ representative 81 tl,.
southern Railway for complete winter
Homes 90 folder.
G. ". wl,STnURY.
ID. 4. A.. Richmond, Va
souTzERN LITERATURE.
The following g. O. l'-t az attractive pubr-
cativus ISSUED Icy 'hr Passenger Depart Inent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

.rain No 30 leaves Richmond . 10 +, ~,
daily Tor Petersburg. NorIina. n C., and ali
,htsrn eulate points. Connection at NorIIna
kaleigh 30 m daily, and Durham ! m
Trains leave Richmond for Wastt,,.,
New York and the East dhi'y: No3I atceis,
a N, and No &C At 5:O5 d M
connections at Jacksonville and Tamna
Ior az Florida East Coast points and f,ubo
ana Porto kcO At New Orleans Tor Iii
points Ia Texas, Mexico and f'aliiornta gu
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Nos 81 and 34-Florida and Metropolitan
Limited Pullman Drawing room, OBSERVE
ton and Compartment Sleeping Cars be-
tween New York and Tampa, vestfbule
coaches between New York and Rfchmopa
aud between Richmond and Jackson
vile. aud between Hamlet and St An
gustinf. Nest!buled coaches between Sets
York and Washington, aud between TsicL-
mOud and 81 ugGstine Pullman SleenIno
cars ttri-weckly) between Washingfon an
Pinehnrst. Pullman Sleeping ears fioiIvi H.,
tveen Jacksonville and Tampa and between
lRcksonVhle and Orlando. Also, Throngh
bra wing-roOm Sleeping Cars hetyvon, S Hsgi
Hamlet ard tlanta "e1"eeh
N9s =. and 50 Florida and Atlanta Fast
M"i Ihf"ngh Drawing room Buffet siaar
ltS ars bet" zen New York and Taynno copp
inettsHS az Hamlet with Sleeping Car +" ana
ION. r A.ianta, ia connection with whian
mr. nnr'1-n ,'nuinan Tickets are sold Finesr
WI MAY.
zpSNrrrr City Ticket Agent,
District Passenger Agent.
rnohe. 400 lOO6 East Main street
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Phone. t05 1909 1000 East Main street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

For u. s. A. T. Sheridan's passenger
list, see page 10.
Per stmr. Mikahala, April 9, from
Kauai ports-Mrs. Naval. Miss Soren-
son, j. d. Martin, II. Carroll, Miss Bar
ron, r. Sheu, IT. Arito, Mrs All Lau, D.
A. Ray. Miss Yon Yen. Mrs III. E.
Hime, Mrs. j. H. Arendt Mrs. Guss-
man, Z. T. Dreier and 81 deck.
Per S. S. Moana, April .. from Sgd
ney, Brisbane and Suva, for Honolulu
F. J. Webster, X. r. Hay, and John
Dawson.
For Vancouver and Victoria-Mr. and
Mrs. John Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Manchee, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Brett, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rad
cliffe, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Taylor. and
maid, Mr.. and Mrs. d. O'Conner and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Edmund, Mr..
Mrs. Charles Arnold and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rhodes, r. Lee Bryce
and wife. Rev. G. e. Rowe and wife,
Capt. G. H. Powell and wife, Lieut..
Irving b. Miles, r. N, and wife, Mrs.
r. Heaton-RhodeS and maid. Hon. H.
T.. Pollock. X. c., Lady Douglas, Miss
Douglas Mrs. Harrison, Right Rev.
Bishop Riley, Major c. Stuart CanSdell.
Capt. Feilden, Rev. Fathers Cleary and
Barlow, MeSdames Sullivan, J. r. Hill,
Misses Timms, Mclean, Radcliffe,
Pearce, Ford, Foster, Messrs. ]. w.
G.. e Beament. j. w. Campion. B.
Herzberg, 3. c. Simpson, John Corbett,
f. c. Charleton, d. F. Davies. George
Murgrove, S. ISaacs. James Hind, H
NJ. Birge, j. w. Harrison, Mesdames
lifting, Bean, Rowe, Butler, Wilkinson,
Underwood Menzies, Misses Horsham,
Horsfall, Perston. Wilson. Hansen.
Butler Bowers. Costelloe, Underwood;
Messrs. lifting. Long. Miller, Heron,
Rowe, Pretyn1an, Yates. Best and son.
Holmes, Goodman, Scouller, Crawford,
Strand, Graham, Warner. MAILER. Nc
Intyre, Joyce, Mari. ClegG, Underwood,
90 Menzies; MesdameS Daley, Lamb
and two children, AUX and child;
Messrs. Markiey, Mcpherson, Abbott,
Rollings, Carter and infant, Newton,
Porter, Christensen, Shepherd CD,
Lamb, Lynch, Wright.
DEPARTED.
For S. S. Alameda's passenger list,
gee page 10.
Per $. S. Moana, April 9, for Victoria
and VancouVer-W. f. Wilson, Wade
Armstrong, Mrs. j. w. Alternately and
two children, L. S. Shabald. Mrs.
Schneider, j. w. Alternately, Mrs. c:
w. Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs. elise and
child, Miss Ruth elise and maid. F. A.
Greenwood, c. w. Earle, S. p. Sachs,
Mrs. Hime and daughter, Mrs. H. F.
Samuels and child, Miss Mary Johnson
Mrs. L. de L. Ward, Mrs. Arleigh and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Wallace and
infant Miss Pelkington. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Hooker and infant, w. E. Mon
tague. Mrs. A. F. Marx, A. d. Kuck,
J. T. Morgan, w. w. Cross, G.. H.
Vogh, c. Hansen, H, Green, Mrs. A
Gomez, John Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
de Silva and two children, N. J. Kon
ming, F. 5. Decker, A. LeDler. w. s.
Henning. Mr.. Sharp. II. L. Atwater, c.
L. Crawley. c. j. Moore.
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Compeer Nearly Lest.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 31.-The
schooner Compeer. which left Astoria
more than a month ago for Kahului,
had a terrible experience during the
run down. She was not "a hours out
from the Columbia river before she en-
countered a southeastern which threw
her on her beam ends. and for a time
Captain Laping and his crew thought
the vessel would go down. She righted
herself, however. but managed to run
the gale out only to encounter another.
During this storm man was washed
overheard from the forecastlehead and
the cook was so badly disabled that the
sailors had to take turns in doing gall
ley work during the rest of the voy-
age.
The vessel was under short canvas
at this time and the seas were running
high. An attempt was made to lower
a boat, but it was washed out of the
sings before it touched the water.
Captain Laping then paid all his atten-
ton to saving the schooner.
For u days the Compeer experienced
a succession of storms which the cap
tain says he has never seen equaled in
a run of an equal distance. The cabins
were flooded, all the perishable provi-
sions were ruined, the forecastle was
damaged and everything movable on
deck was washed overheard.
In letter to the Compeer'S owners
the captain says he was delayed in dis
charging his cargo owing to the fact
that the steamer Eureka was finishing
her cargo and would not be ready to
leave for a couple of days. That was
on March Goth, so the Eureka will
probably not be here until Wednesday.
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DIED.

HOESCH-In San Francisco, March 81.
1902, Henry Hoesch, beloved husband
of Mary z. Hoesch, and father of
Mrs. .. p. Grimwood, and Mary E.,
Fred, Emma and Elsie Hoesch. a ma
tive eff Germany, aged IS years.
HAAKE-In San Francisco, March IS,
1902 Henry, beloved son of Christine
and the late John c. Haake, and
brother of Mrs. c. j. ByXbee, Mrs. r.
j. Comfort, Mrs. A. Lyons, Mrs. c. D.
Chase and Lillian, Della, Clara, Fred
and Charles Haake, a native of San
Francisco. aged SO years 1 month and
&c days.
CHARLOCK-In Manoa valley. April 9.
Clifford Elmer Charlock, aged two
years and five days. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Charlock Funeral today
at $3.50 p. m. at the residence of Mrs.
Quincy, 1417 Beretania streets. In
torment in Nuuanu cemetery.
FETTER-In this city, April Q. Otto
Fetter, aged 81 years. Died from in
juries received in an accident. Fu-
neral today at 1 p. m. from his resi-
dence near foot of South street. In
terment at Pearl City.
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gEIPPiNs INTELLIGENCE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander St, April 9.
Mean temperature-72.
Minimum temperature-69.
Maximum temperatures.
barometer at p. m.-30.06 falling.
Rainfall, "a hours up to a. NO.
Mean dew point for the day-62,7
Mean relative humidity-73.
Winds-Northeast, 3 TO 2.
Weather-Fair, light rain in valleys
at p. m.
Forecast for today-Light winds and
fair weather.
CURTIS J. LYONS,
Territorial MeteorologiSt.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Tampico is at Nakaweh
discharging coal.
The bark w. B. Flint Is at MakaWeli
waiting 10 discharge.
There are 44.14s bags of sugar ready
for shipment on Kauai.
No more transports win sail for New
York from Manila via the Suez canal.
The steamer Aiikahala arrived from
Koloa yesterday morning with 27S5
bags OF sugar.
Marston. Campbell leaves for Kauai
TODAY to look into the damage done to
the roads ard bridges by the recent
storms.
The Gaelic goes to Manila on her
present trip and is said to be over
crowded with passengers. The Hong
kong Maru and China are also said to
be booked to their capacity.
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HONOLULU sTOCE EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. April >. 1909.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE

e, Brewer & Co
n 5. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., Ltd. :. -......
L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd. .
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ARRIVED.

Wednesday. April 9.
l.. :. a. T. Sheridan, from San Fran
cisco, at S a. m.
Schr. Concord, Kahalehili, from Pa
auilo, 1T 6 d. m.
Stmr. AIikanala, Gregory, from Ko-
loa. Eleele, Makaweli, Waimea and Ke-
kaha, at Sis a. M, with 27S5 bags Su-
gar and 40 pkgs. sundries.
s. s. Moana, Carey, from Suva, Bris-
bane and Sydney, at a. m.
Am. blk Louisiana, Halcrow, days
from Newcastle, at 9 a. m.
Tug Kaena, from Pearl Harbor, at 9
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Now a Bark.

The American bark Louisiana. Cap
tain Halcrow. arrived early yesterday
morning from Newcastle, after a trip
OF 81 days. She was sighted about 5
D. m. on Tuesday. Her cargo consisted
OF coal. The Louisiana was formerly a
snip, but has recently been converted
into q bark.
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DEPARTED.
Wednesday

wednesday, April 3.
Stmr. Noeau, Greene, for Lahaina,
kaanapah, Honokaa and Kukuihaele,
at y. IN.
Stmr. Waialeale, Piltz, for Eleele and
AnahCla, at 4 p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, Napala, for Maui and
Molokai ports, at %. m.
s. s. Moana, Carey, for Victoria and
Vancouver. at 3 =. m.
s. S. Alameda, HERMAN, for San
Francisco. at ID. IN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10

NEXT MAIL TO COAST.
April Is. s. Doric, for San Fran
cisco.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental s. S. Co.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.

Steamers of the above companies will
port on or about the dates below menu oned:
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A Fast ErIp.

The fast sailing schooner Alice Kim
ball, owned by the American Shipping
Co, Ltd, arrived from Hilo yesterday
morning making the run in less than
% hours. bringing n full cargo of ohia
wood, consigned to w. II. Hardy, Ho-
nolulu.
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THE MELROSE.
1444-1452 KING ST.
Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Table
and Service. Moderate Prices.
Tel 3081 Blue.
NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice. is invited to commu-
nlcate, either I'm person or by letter,
with Ensign Hattie E. Larrabee, ma
tron of the Salvation Army woman's
Industrial Home, 4S8 King street, Ho-
nolulu. e05s
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DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, April 9. 10 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light north.
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NEXT MAIL i

NEXT MAIL FROM COAST.
April 12.-S. 6. Aorangi, from Vic
toria.
April 15.-S. s. Gaelic, from San
Francisco.
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James r. Garfield has been appointed
civil service commissioner by President
Roosevelt, and has accepted the office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11

that organization should have contented
 themselves with an announcement that
 While reform was their chief object,
 they would be thankful for any small
 faVors that might be extended them af-
 ter the victory was won. There would
 have been nothing sordd or shocking
 Tn such declaration People would
 have expected them, after the purifca-
 tion of Greater New York was assured,
 to file a claim for recognition of their
 labors in dlsinfecting the city. When
 man builds his pedestal too high, how
 ever. so that he may appear to vertop all of his neighbors in Virtue, there will
 be terrible crash when he comes top bling down, as he usually does when he esteems himself too highly. It is a bitter disappointment to those who be- lieve that unselfishness may sometimes have a lodgment in the breasts of en- frightened politicians to find the Citi- zens Union of New York made of the same clay as average mortals. When it's members, before the spells were handy. professed a lofty contempt for the tiesh-pots one seemed to hear the of angels wings in the vicinity of Gotham. The Union has shed it's pinions nav, and is no longer content to cakes and ale" of office. Thus reform is wounded in the house of its friends. | It is distressing spectacle--one which | will inspire many jeremiad. The Bal ! timore Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
0 OBITUARY NOTES.
Sudden Death of Mrs. filling of West
 viIIe, Widow of George aII,up

Mrs. Katie Evelin filling, widow of the late George l.. Aling, died very suddenly from heart failure yesterday afternoon. Deceased, who has since the death of her husband, resided at lS Valley street Westvile was on the way to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed ward D. Fowler of 26 Platt street when she was suddenly stricken and fell to the sidewalk Some passersby carried her into a house at S5 Fountain street and she died soon after. Medical Examiner Bartlett was called and pro- nounced that death was due to heart fatlure. Deceased had not been strong for some time, but had had no pre- Vlous serious illness and death was wholly unexpected
 Beside the daughter, Mrs Fowler there is also sister in this city, Mrs. 5. F. Hoag of 13S Carlisle street, and another who resides in Glens Falls, N. Y. Deceased was slightly over forty five years Of age
 Arrangements for the funeral are not as yet completed but the Rev. MT. Winans of the Westvile Congregation al church, will officiate and the inter- 1nent will be in the family lot in the Westville cemetery.