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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
BY Sutton &. Co ana a. L. .Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
At the request of the Board OF Direc-

At the request OF the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Old Dominion Building and
Lean Association and IN order TO DISPOSE
Of all Of its real estate iii the city. we
viii sell at pupiic auction, on the M
m. MONDAY. DECEMBER l. 1872.
beginning promptly at 3:39 o'clock ana
selling air#the order in which they are
described. the following parcels of@sreai
i d House. ans! Lot 103 North Twentyfrst
street. four rooms lot }tlxl&5 feet.
q Eight BIiois1 Dwellings. Nos. .1li..ells
2115. 2f1I 21l3. PHI. 2123 and .l2o cambridge
Street each house contains four rooms
ley IS fest wide.
& Six Brick Houses and Lots. fronting
on thu west side Of Twenty second street
being Mes IS .. D -, 55 and IS North
rooms and lots front Is 2-3xo5 feet each;
Ar@attractive House and Lot at the
sout ST. corner Of TwentE-t h:rd s; ana
Perry Streets, six rooms, lot Soxl99 teet
@fnChes#to u foot alley.
s. House and Lot. So Buffers Addi-
ton. 39xlG1 fe.t on north side Cersley
Street. near A.. {. l.. Railroad. mouse
/. Housa anei.Tot No lis Butler,s tsd- 3
dition a0xloo feet on south side Canal
Street " dden5S line, mouse mas
lo'''. to .aNT At 5. O'CLOCK P. NJ
{. One Of the most a ttractive. Porter
Street Lots fronting 30Xi.0 feet to a L
foot alle,- on the south side of Porter.
beginning 60 feet west Of Twelfth Street
Better attend this sale as You can rely
on some big bargains the directors haF-
ing determined tosaispose Ct all real estate
TERMS very liberal and to be an
.nou'leeo a'...''s SUTTON & co.
a L. ADAMSoN.
Auctioneers.
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SCHOOL.

ART SCHOOL OF. RICHMOND. y ~
Corner Madison and Grace Streets
MISS ANNIE&C. FLETCHER INSTRUCTOR
MIR. S1ir'rELD0RFsER RAJ
Teacher OF Design.
CLASSES
Monday. 10-2 Drawing Tuesday I]] --.
Painting: Wednesday,. io-1. Painting.
Wednesday. 2-5. Modelltng niirsta.y s-,,
srasicn T thursday. sS-to. Drawing Friday.
$40. Drawing: Saturday. lGsl e.n!lGfs!l.s
Drawing and Modelling Class SS,ftirn ,sts.
%: Teachers Glass. SATURDAY. Sc A'es9sll.
Glasses are now being otganized u
Drawing Modelling AMI Painting IN " alter
5f,oiors and Oil. Thorough insttuctiehs
.i.s il, these various studies.
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/. WA ED-Teo#BIY OLD CIIIN-A. C Ut
Glass old Gold and Silver Old Paint
ings and anything Antique. No. S9s
North Eighth Street
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STORAGE RooM.

FOR CHEAP AMI DRY STORAGE
room app.y to richardson & Chap
pell Ma. :nl ANest Man Street Gse:-
videre Baildinss.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
a UcTIoN SALE
FINE COLLECTION Of OLD N1AHOG-
ANY FURNITURE, FORMED BY
NOTED EXPERT. AND COLI
LECTION OF ANTIQUES.

This collection. which represents treas
urcs and heirlooms of some of the Oldest
families of Virginia and has been selected
with the greatest care. will be sold at
auction at No. eel +. Main Street.
TUESDAY, MORNING. DEC. ID,
commenting at 1880 c. clock.
The sale comprises genuine old Mahog-
any Ball and Ciaw-foot Tables. Celler-
cites ChippendaIe and Ciaw-foot Side
boards. Roller-top Desk and Bookcase.
combined with diamond-shaped Glass
Doors: Tea and Chippendale Ia hles: Hall
and Mantel Clocks. Sidehoard with emma
Case. Sofas. Settees. Rockers, Chairs.
Swell Front and other Chests OF Drawers:
Shaving Stands, Work Stands. Writing
Desk. with brass trimmings. Washstands.s
French and Tesla Bedsteads Sewing
Tables Candelabra. old China. Sheffield
CanGlesticks: Picture of Peter Francisco.
Picture of Marriage of Pocahontas. and
many other valuable specimens OF an
Lovers of antique should attend this
sale.
Autcioneers.
BY Sutton. & Co. and Al. Adamson.
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i fi9ROoM BRICK DWELL-
~ SfSC0 ING On G,hurcl Hill Carriage.
house and sta3'let nicely located, FRANKLIN
I. b.frost
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WANTED real, ESTATE

REAL ESTATE AGIlNI.-zG DUNG. EN-
nsrienced TO ia Ike charge OF local branch
office: brains energy and s4Ha security
required Write VANDERBILT RENE
TY. COMPANY, 81 Illinois Bank Bldg.
Chicago
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trc3, So, TEE fl>iI1scSTH MEMS AND
e,.e- hing nf Interest. Ike tie #SUIs-
DAY TINES 3 certS
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LOST.
PIANOS.


ESQ BURL WALNUT UPRIGHT PIANO
for s2l5-A very fine piano. OF reliable
make. has had very lit use. not
mark or scratch 4on case peda g.
triple strung. full size. beauty, cost
new $780, our price now SID. on VERY
easy terms Write for our special
price-list Charles NJ. StiefY. No. Al
East Broad Street Richmond. Va.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Al GOOD COON: ALSO 10
Al do house work ApplyaSiS Park Avenue.
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FOR REST-NICELY FURNISHED
front room; suitable for gentleman. Adj
dress 2. b. c.. care this office
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.ssf-:.D5 C,, BiNE-F GRAND PIANO" USED
lass than a year: will seii@tor less than
orle-falf cost. Address HURRY care
this office.
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PROVIDE FOR YOUR ICE-TtIE. NIL
1Ies business on November % I#i2. YoH
car be served by polite drives with
transparent ice the sest niade in the
Oar nj HERMAN #SCISfIDTfS 500 East
Broad Stre.t#os at the TRANS PA + 8
Ant. lee WORKS. corner Ada ms ase!
canal Streets. WSI G. SCHMIDT.
Manager.
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MEETINGS.
THE. ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
: s,aeL,hotsie-s of the CiRAY NATIONAL.
TISTaJT.rtJCiRAPEi COMPANY viii be
Weld on WEDNESDAY, December the
i0th l9o2 ST L clock NJ. at Room. No
. Merchants National Bank Building
ts'~.....H . 81 WILLIAMS. Secretary
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WANTED

WANTED. PUPILS IN Music. span
ish or French: terms modetat e MIS- !.
D. SNVAG,N. III w. Cary Street.
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NOTICE.
LOU DILLON O. 5E.

COMMENCING DEC. IS e. IHrgy. TFff.
business of 'FFIt. NJ ttNl.zIg,E IEI.IN-
Fry COMPANY viii, he liqlitiated by
mutual consent at the Office Of the COM
Yaany. which hes been removed TO TWEEN
tieth ana easy Streets. AL parties 70
W HON the company may be Indebted Will
please present their bills for payment.
and those indebted to he company wilt
please settle their bills promptly al the
above address
THE MUTUAL IG.Fs. DELIVERY co.
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Nice Building Let's
CHAPLIN & HUME,
cal Is ate, Insurance. Leans.

g cc q NEW STORY BRICK. s.
>.11 ,sOOO room DWELLING: on the
south side Floyd 1AEeane near Beech
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i. .Il.sg FADS. TIE. JEFFERSON ART
gallery.
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FOR SALE--TE.N PER CENT. INVEST
MEN Il Twozni c BRICK Houses, Nos.
100 and lD3 South Second Street; all mod
err improvements Price s. $40 each.
s j. W. ANDERSON. II IS \. Tenth Street.
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FREE EXCHANGE 9GlLaIN-
WILL. EXCHANGE SOME NEW TABLE
LINEN and Bed LINEN for anything
OF value. Address EXCHANGE, care
this Office.
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10. as EAST BROAD STREET.

"IT NEVER RAINS But IT POEsRs..''
The abe Co. are raining the greatest
bargains IA b.al1DS and o. gal4S cash
OF cIeditl ever known in Richmond.
and The lauh.icl8are pouring in o. ta4e
II ada AM is4s, q OF. tlefl
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I viii sell at my auction house at 10

MONDAY. DECEMBER i. 1902
Phaeton, 5 3-piece Parlor Suits. in Maple
and Mahogany finish: Very handsome
Oak Chamber Suits. / Oak and Cherry
rors Oak bookcase very fine Hat
Racks in cherry. oak and walnut. 5
Walnut Chamber Suits. massive Walnut
boards. Iron Beds. odd Parlor Tables.
Chairs and Pieces Music Cabinet. Sew
ing Machine. odd Bureaus. sWash stands,
Bedsteads. Chairs, Rockers. Couches.
At IL NJ. 401 yards OF new Carpet 100
new Rugs, no yards new l-Cloth, Limo
A r. MAYO, Prop.
Geo. n. Valentine. Salesman.
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WANTED. TRAVELLING MEN. SALARY
ss. monthsand EXPENSES. no carvassing.3
small cash security required Call daily
SAsM. tot p. NJ Address MONARCH
/. COMPANY. - No. 10, y. Ninth Street.
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WA Nr7F.I, WITNESSES WHO SAW
the accident on the corner Of Monroe
and BROAD Streets. or Tuesday. Norern-
ieT 18th Al about S 2 Al or who as
sisted the injured lnar1@to drug store.
s{i1iass Samuel f. I9uggills, NO. West
Broaa Street.
II Y0T SHOULD WANT ANY PAINTS
and want something fine Just cal at
Harris at four hundred and u ne.
II And the men that .bnilH carriages and
40 all kinds If renairs they Get the
finest material fom the Harris Hard
ware.
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EoNING LESSONS MAN De-
sifes instruction III boxing Address
W. c.. care this office.
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s4oa INsRs POND TPRIG II t. PIANO
for sls3. this piano has been Thoroughly
ovcrilauled and is now practically. as
good as new. Cali early and secure a
great f,arrain. T',egC,ahle# Company. y o.
2lS East Bro0ad Street.
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.AvI4E.N8 Yt11f& Buy YOUR PIANO Den
$50 Stfss 4,i5i. on as We arc tfe only man
,lfactn,efs 0f ia.anos in Richmond VINO
lsssiI e,3lv ;lianos OF ol:r own make
GIN Sis-II .ACIlI.FI9 PIANO co.. NO.
ta3 East Broad Street.
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ONE CENT
a WORD.
WANTED

II: = TED MEN md WOMEN TO
WORK an home or travel. Apply from y
4. NJ Ia 3 PM. {, ftt.iii. 49, n NINTH
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WA MED, TO EXCHANGE a NJ p .Is-
s;ofIal prcperty tina ,ou8ao not need for
x soInathire that Sou do need free Of
th:tfge Cut out The Free Coupon and
advertise Your wants IN the Sunday or
Iaaiiy Times.
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r,e.t,St9A1 .N,SIs COMFORT con-
biilefl ii ,SfaI. Heater, ;all sheet iron,
air tight. with cast zion feet s or sac.
Tx the leading dealers ASK u see X
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WANTED. a STU ALTON sA S TEACHER
or hnuselSeepe, in private family or
assistant III some school: fof l1afii-
c,Ilars address Mrs. s T., Box 80, Mad
isonyille. Va
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My. t,t,,, NICELY 3oaR HAIR IS
= ,.fesstsd Yes. I55,iad II 81 essea III the
l.a,.lt,tle lianf isalIor Me- -Uo Nprta&
lriltn Sf1eet. All iatAost SYKES in hal
Goods.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, POSITION BY
lady stenographer with experience Adj.
dress Miss G.. 149 i Franklin Street
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SEVEN 5t,sSt4 PRIZE IR0NERIs CON
TEST TO-DAY.
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MAT is TIE Use TO SUFFER-
,yIf., s2y s,,e,,sia Indigestion. kil.4ey.
liver or hatiuer troubles, when the
great rem d.: OT'3'EEsisEIsN LIT'IIA
& WATER c9nes4 ires.l from sptiIi;s
every 5i..c...ss.;ss and delivered y II. any
3,alq Of the ctly. Old i5llone 81. T.saw
g Grant 40. 100 East Main Street
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.>sl.a. Fms HE'D PHOTOS, Jl1Ff,Eii-
s,t,il5s,Aft tIa44Nl
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TIE, FREE EXCHANGE COLUMN. Q z,
the Sunday or Daily Times Will advef-
E tises any personal prpnertS' for eN-
change Cut out the Free Coupon
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aN-AcSTlED. "A SAi.ai-i. STORE ON SOUTH
sl4s. o. BROAD .3<leel. 3ftltse:2 Third and
Ninth St:-erss slaailt Ja!lt4ars /, 1als. Adj
dress r.. care .as:S# Office.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED 8TM-o IrIRSr-Cl.AsS TRAN
cling statesmen. salary and commits
sions. Apply ny letter, r. Q. a.aaittt-
Murpag;s5 Hotel.
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TJ5F,# RICH M9N9 CONSERVATORY OF
Music is tfre lest, most tho'ouGh ana
,,9or,a flisl3ly recommended than any 9TH
a-.Ef,r3 Inc South 10. SIS East Broad
Street, Write for prospectus.
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WANTED. BY EXPERIENCED FARM
er, position as manager. on lai,ga farm.
hes, OF references Address + a II ik.lS,
* care. Postmaster. gMtaG0NTsle Va
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STOP PAYING RENT.

WANTED MILO CAN SAVE
$3.50 monthly to Own homes ltQn To-
So O9oDe1. home brings happiness; agents
wanted. Room 5. Chamber, Commerce..
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IL NIit,i-t.-S OLiNG5 SHOES. &C. HALE
Soilns Men 5 Sn,rs. ouc .-a!1es kV.ry
par restitcheGi 10 aaiis or pegs
l5nuues--New. l2a2: Old z66f NH ssnu
anywhere reI3a r and return DREN,S
ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FACTORY.
7ls East Main Street
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WANTED. 4 REGISTERED DRUG
3H GIST. shor; hours. good future 70 ;igsl,
marty. Address u s. II. care inss OF :
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SUTTON & CO.
a L. ADAMSoN.
Auctioneers.
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WANTED. EMPLOYMENT FOR PART
OF the day by good business man: will
keep set of books or do any kind Of Of
fee work. Address 7. c. S. care this
office.
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FcoNaMY AND COMFORT COM
t,iDea in Star Heater. All sheet ION.
air tight. with cast iron feet. Fer sale
by tile lead Tgs dealers. Ask TO see IT.
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WANTED. EVERY MAN. WOMAN OR,
child who is seeking employment 10 cut.
ont the Free Want Nd Coupon md adj
xertise in the Sunday. Daily or Weekly
Times.
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ToMBsToNEs.
TOWN TOPICS.

RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
louder than Worus every pupil oil
Daniels School OF Physical Culture has
Increased their chest expansion from
one 10 four inches. No. us North First
Street.
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IL y,N1.I.ls f..aT II DIR AssIy-l-.s a NIafAIS
moved from all larts: No charge.
lstfkerst3.ff new phone 1916
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WANTED. THREE BRIGHT SAFES
II. MEN. over .: must be neat iia appear
ance and come we'll RECOMMENDING: state
fAli particulars. Address g. q s5l9
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE SIX SQUARE
Il PIANOS Any one having them for ex-.
change or sac call at CHASE-HACk-
e LEY. PIANO. CO. No. COS Il. Broad.
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SEWING MACHINES

EVERY DAY IA BARGAIN DAY. LAT
est styles OF new machines and good
second hand machines from s. TO So
New Home oftaise, No. So East Broad
Etrte..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-23
BISHOP
GULSTAN
SINKING

Last evening Bishop Gulstan began
sinking and is now very low. The
fathers feel that the Bishops
end is near at hand. The manner in
which the Bishop stood the voyage
from Hilo to Honolulu filled the cler-
gy with hope that the suffering prelate
had taken a new lease of life, but the
Bishops new found strength was mere
ly artificial, born of the joy he ex-
perienced in being once more at the
Mission House where for more than a
decade he has resided as the head OF
the diocese.
But few friends were permitted to
see Bishop Gulstan yesterday and the
fathers tip-toed about the house, lest
a grating noise disturb their superior
He was so weak that it was difficult
for him to speak, but he recognized
everyone who entered the sick cham
Der. 6a.isj
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Francisco. The committee has prepar-
ed a tentative program which will
make the day full of interest, and the
members believe they will have the
very fullest attendance Of the people
during the ceremonies.
Superintendent of Public Works
Cooper will represent Governor Dole
during his absence, and will therefore
not only reply for the Governor to the
message of President Roosevelt, but
will, as well, preside at the great meet
ing which it is planned to hold in com
memoration of the event. The most
striking feature of the entire day will
be the firing of a salute of 100 guns in
honor of the receipt of the first mes
sage, which will be that from the
President of the United States.
The landing of the shore end of the
cable at the cable house at Waikiki
will be one of the most largely attend
ed of the various events surrounding
tIls opening of telegraphic communi-
cation, and. as the lot of the cable
company is very small, there will be
issued for, the occasion special tickets
of admission, which will serve to keep
the grounds from being overcrowd, d
and the work of the men thus ham
pered.
The completion of the work OF lay
ing and connecting the land cable
marked yesterday. The last of the
spices was made about noon, and the
cable house was Immediately connected
with the main Office in the Young
building by telephone. The prelim-
mary tests were made and found to be
perfectly satisfactory, and the final
tests will be made today. The cable is
pronounced by those who nave to do
with it electrically of the very best or
der, and there will be no trouble
through it's working if the use of it
made by the telephone is criterion.
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Polo at H,Io.

One of the things that will be con-
sidered at the meeting of the Oahu
Polo Club this evening will be the pro-
posaI of the Hilo people to appropriate
SlOJ for the purpose of meeting the
expense of visiting polo team. The
local players have their horses out at
this season. but it is probable that
there may be found a four willing to
make the trip and give for the Hilo
people an exhibition of the game dur
ing their week of festivity. The Hilo
people have requested that the band
be sent to them during the races, and it
is understood that in the event Of the
Cable celebration being brought on on
Saturday of the present week, there
will be no trouble about the going of
the band.
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COUNTY BILL.
IS NOW READY
Republican Measure Has Reached
the Consideration Stage
Before Commission.

The Republican Commission which
has in charge the framing of a city and
county bill for submission to the leg
islature will meet before the end of the
week to consider the draft of the bill
which has been drawn by United
States District Attorney Breckons,
bearing upon the government of coun-
ties. This bill has in it many of the
features of the Wyoming law, but Is
more generally that of the State of
California the provisions being writ
ten down so as to be applicable to The
conditions here.
The consideration of the measure, in
the opinion of several of the men who
have been connected with its inception,
will take not more than a week, after
which the draft of the measure Will
be submitted to the people for general
discussion and consideration. There
are many points in the bill which have
combined to make it's drafting diff
cult, but it is expected that when the
meetings of the committee are finished
there will be comprehensive meas
ure for the consideration of the public,
and in turn for the taking up by the
commission of the senate, which will
discuss the bill and submit it to the
upper house.
There has, as yet, been nothing done
in the way of drawing up the city bill,
and it is understood that nothing will
be done before the consideration and
approval of the county measure. In
the case of the approval of Mr.. Breck-
ons' draft of the county measure, then
the city bill will be drawn along the
same lines, and the work will not take
more than two days.
! The commission of the Republican
party will meet either Friday or Sat
urday for the purpose of commencing
work on the bill, and will meet daily
if possible until the measure has been
finished.
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NO GALLOWS WORK
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Henry Says He Will Start Work
on II Though Alter
Midnight.

"Yes, sir, chances are that Tanbara
will be hanged on time on the day
after Christmas. He has been Sen-
fenced to hang on that day, and we've
got to carry out the sentence. We've
going to have some roast pigs and 9th
er things about here on Christmas,
and we don't want. any gallows loom
ing up around the prison yard on that
day. 1t would spoil the setting for a
Christmas dinner We 10 not propose
to have feast at noon, and then COM
mence work on building the scaffold,
so we will have to start work on the
scaffold about o'clock Friday morn
ing" said Warden Henry of the
Oahu prison yesterday.
"Tanbara," he continued, "has not
had as good an appetite during the
past few days as he had previously, SC
we've had to feed him all the delica-
cies we can lay our hands on. He has
had the best the prison affords, and
OF course this helped his appetite
some"
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FATHER
lIBERT
CHOSEN

Father Libert, in charge of the
Catholic mission at Wailuku is the first
choice of the Catholic clergy of Ha-
waii for bishop to succeed the Bishop
of Panopolis The nominations were
sent several weeks ago to the Propa-
ganda at Rome. The election was held
before the Bishop left for Hawaii on the
"trip which resulted in his illness. The
ballots were counted by him, and the
nominations OF first, second and third
choice forwarded by him to Rome.
They are probably in the possession
of the Vatican officials now, and the
appointment may be expected at any
time.
Should the Propaganda appoint Fa.
ther Libert as Bishop Gulstan's sue.
cessor' lie vii. be assistant cum lure
eUcc .ssionsis-or with the right o.
succession during the present Bishop:
life, and will succeed to the office.
Father Lfbert is a Belgian, of middle
age, strong and healthy, and is imbuet
with progressive ideas.