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office address, Canon City, Colo; resi-
dence and place Of business S26 Water
street.
S. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Socialist Post
office address, Canon City, Colo.
For County Commissioner, Second Com
missioner's District.
SANFORD G. KELSO, Republican,
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Florence, Colo.
GEORGE w. KELSO, People Post.
office address, Beaver Creek, Colo; resi-
dence and place of business, Sec. %, twp
10 S, r 6S W.
JULIUS McCANDLESS, Democrat
ic -Postoffice address, Florence, Colo;
residence and place of business, l24 w
Main street.
W. E. WILLIAMS, Socialist-Post-
Office address and residence, Coal Creek,
Colo.
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Pre-
cinct No. I.
JAMES j. MINOR, Democratic and
People's-Postofiice address, CanonCity;
residence, Gil Macon Ave; place of bus
mess, 33l Macon Ave.
FARNUM ST. JOHN, Republican,
Postotfice address, Canon City; resi-
dence, 625 n. Fifth; place of business, I
Record blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. 1.
u. l.. FLESHER, Democratic and
People's-rostoflice address, CanonCity;
residence, 731 Rudd we; place of bust
ness, 331 Macon ave.
GEORGE MAC KENZIE, Republi-
can-Postofiice address, Canon City;
residence and place of business, 5Os Ma
con avenue.
For Constable Of Justice Precinct No l..
Ito Fill Vacancy.)
RICHARD A. WILLIAMS, Republi-
can-Postoffice address, Canon City; res
idence and place of business, 100 River
street.
JOHN NJ. WAGNER, Democratic
Postoffice address, Canon City, Colo;
residence, 1l22 N. Sth street.
For Justice Of the Peace in Justice Precinct
No. z.
GEORGE p. NIX, Democratic-Post-
Office address, Florence residenc, 45l w.
Main street; place of business, Blunt
block.
CASSIUS G. HURD, Republican,
Postoffice address, Florence, Colo; resi-
dence, 779 West Main street; place of
business, Florence, Colo.
j. j. WILLIAMS, People's-Postoffic
address, Florence; residence, cor. Santa
Fe and Front ST.; place of business,
Blunt blk.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No. 2.
e. c. FURNISS, Republican,
office Address, Florence, Colo. residence,
3oI w. End ST.; place of business, Flor
ence, Colo.
H. H. PRESTON, Democratic-post
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Postotfice address, residence and place
of business, 43 So. fremont, Denver, Colo
ALBERT GUNLIN, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Denver; residence,
1863 Bryant st.
HANS HA ANSEN, Socialist Postoffice
address and residence, Victor; place of
business, Arequa.
w. j. KING, Republican Postoffice
address, Villa Grove, Saguache county
Cello; residence and place of business.
Villa Grove, Colo.
REIN A. MAYNARD. Socialist
Postoffice address, Denver; residence,
l07 So. Corona; place of business, 2l7
Kittredge bldg.
OSCAR j. PFEIFFER, Republican
Postotfice address, room Barth block,
Denver, Colo; residence, No. 52l East
Colfax Ave, Denver; Colo; place of
business, room 8 Barth block, Denver,
Colo.
MR.. p. A. RICE, Prohibition-Pos
Office address, residence and place of
business, Vance, Colo.
w. L. SEELEY, Democratic-Post
Office address, residence and place of
business, Boulder, Colo.
CLARK WALKER, People's-Post-
office address, residence and place of
business. Granada, Colo.
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office address, Florence; residence, 2lS
f. Main place of business, Rock Island
terrace.
For Constable in Justice Precinct No 2.
TO Fill Vacancy
A. L. GREEN, Democratic-Postoftic
address, Florence; residence, COL E.Main
THOMAS WALTERS, Jr., Republi
can-Postoftice address, residence and
place of business, Florence Colo.
For Justice of the Peace In Justice
Precinct No I3.
THOMAS H. ROBBINS, Republican
-Postoffce address, Canon City; resi-
dence and place of business, South
Canon, 2O5 Chestnut.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. -.
w. j. DAVIS, publican--postoftice
address, Canon City; residence and place
of business, South Canon, 4O5 Stanley
ave.
For Justice of the Peace In Justice
Precinct No. 10.
JOE H. POWELL Republican--post-
office address, residence and place of
business, Rockvale.
For Constable of Justice Precinct
No. 10.
e. Z. JENKINS, postof
tic address, residence and place of bust
ness Rockvale.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 10.
SAM P. PETRY, Republican--post.
Office address and place OF business,
Brookside.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 2S.
HORATIO ANGELL, Democratic.
Postoftice address, Whitehorn.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 2S.
JAMES w. COATES, Democratic
Postoffice address, Whitehorn.
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 2s. To Fill vacancy.)
A. j. POSSELT, Democratic
office address, Whitehorn.
For Justice of the Peace in Justice
Precinct No. 80.
o. j. BINFORD, Democratic-post-
office address, Portland
For Constable in Justice Precinct
No. 80.
THOMAS FITZGERALD, Democrat.
ic-postoftice address, Portland.
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For Senator Twenty-ninth Senate
rial District.

LOUIS q. CAMPBELL, Republican
-Postotlice address, Cripple Creek,
Colo; residence Mining Exchange bldg,
Cripple Creek, Colo; place of business,
All b. Bennett Ave, Cripple Creek Colo.
WILLIAM f. DAVIS, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Altman, Colo.
PHILIP Z. MCGUIRE, Democratic
and People's-Postotiice address, Flor
ence, Colo; residence, 2l3 Petroleum
Ave-, Florence, Colo; place of business,
100 Pixies Peak Ave, Florence, Colo.
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For Lieutenant Governor.

THOMAS ANNEAR, Democratic and
People's-Postoffice address, residence
and place of business, Silverton, Colo
WARREN A. HAGGOTT, Republic
an--Postoffice address, residence and
place Of business, Idaho Springs, Colo.
j. M. NOLAN, Socialist Labor-Post-
office address, Bald Mountain.
ROYAL A. SOUTHWORTH, Social
ist-Postoffice address, Denver, Colo;
residence 1924 So. Lincoln; place of
business, 420 Charles Bldg.
RIA. N. WILSON, Prohibtion-Po Post
office address, residence and place of
business, No. block H, Pueblo, Colo.
For Secretary of State.
JAMES COWIE, Republican--P Post
office address, 1884 Pearl street, Boulder,
Colo; residence, 703 Pine street, Boul-
der Colo; place OF business. 1894 Pearl
street, Boulder, Colo.
HORACE w. HAVENS, Democratic
Postoffice address and residence, Lead
vile, Colo; place of business, State
House, Denver, Colo.
DAVID MILLS, People's-Postoffic
address, Denver, Colo; residence, "a w.
Byers street; place of business, 522
Equitable building, Denver, Colo.
CHARLES II. NORRIS, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place
Of business Buena Vista
ANDREW GILMAN, Socialist Labor
Postoffice address, Denver; residence,
928 Tenth street; place of business, 400
10Th street.
REV. w. G. TEMPLETON, Prohibi-
bition-Postofiice address, residence and
place OF business, Colorado Springs, Colo.
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For Representative in the LVlll
Congress. at Large.

ALVA ADAMS, Democratic Post
office address, Pueblo, Colorado; resi-
denc, Broadway and Evans streets, Pu-
eblo, Colo. place of business. Pueblo,
Colo
FRANKLIN E. BROOKS, Republi-
can-Postoffice address, room 90 Bank
building, Colorado Springs, Colo: resi-
dence, 1924 N. Nevada avenue, Colorado
Springs, Colo; place of business, room
GO Bank building. Colorado Springs,
Colo.
ROBERT L. FITZPATRICK, Social
list Labor-Postofiice address, Victor;
place Of business, p. o. box 555.
Ida CROUCH HAZLETT, Socialist
--Postoffice address, residence and place
OF business, Victor.
ROBERT II. NORTHCOTT, Peoples
-Postofiice address, residence and place
OF business, Akron, Colo.
MILO STARK, Prohibitionist-P Post
office address, residence and place Of
business. Cripple Creek, Colo.
For Representative in the LVlll
Congress, Second Consression-
al District.
JOHN C BELL, Democratic and Peo-
ple's-Postoffce address, residence and
place Of business. Montrose Colo.
WYATT F. FARRAR, Socialist-Post-
office address and residence, CArbondale,
Colo.
HERSCHEL NJ. HOGG, Republican
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Telluride, Colo.
j. b. LISTER, Prohibitionist-Post
Office address, residence and place OF
business, Pueblo, Colo.
For Governor.
/. A. KNIGHT, Socialist Labor-Post-
office address, Pueblo; residence, 11l2 E..
River street; place of business, corner of
Union and Grand avenues.
FRANK w. OVERS. People's-Post-
Office address, Denver, Colo; residence,
Leadville, Colo; place of business Fifth
Judicial district OF Colorado, Prin, office,
Leadville, Colo.
JAMES H. PEABODY. Republican
Postoffice address and residence, 403
River street, Canon City, Colo; place OF
business, Main and Fourth streets Can
on City, Colo.
JodN y. fRONOSI, Soclailst-fost-
Office address, Cripple Creek residence,
3l2 Carr avenue; place OF business, 107
S. First street
OTTO A. REINHARDT, Prohibition
-Postoffice address, GOT Mack block,
Denver, Colo; residence, 1870 Marion
Denver, Colo; place of business, COZ
Mack block, Denver. Colo.
EDWARD @. STIMSON, Democratic
-Postoffice address, Colorado Springs
Colo; residence 37-3S Giddings building
Colorado Springs, Colo; place of busi;
ness, Colorado Springs, Colo.
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dence, 624 18th street; dlace of business,
504 Equitable building.
JOHN A. HOLMBERG. Republican
Postofiice address, room ga Barth block
Denver, Colo; residence, 37lo Lafayette
St., Denver, Colo; place of business
room "a Barth block, Denver. Colo.
HARRY E. INSLEY, Democratic
Postofiice address, Denver, Colo: resi-
dence, 1929 Pennsylvania ave, Denver,
Colo; place of business, Denver, Colo.
MATHEW j. LAYDEN, Peoples
Postoffice address and residence, Colora-
do Springs, Colo, place of business,
Cripple Creek, Colo.
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For Attorney General.

FRANK j. BAKER, Prohibition
Postoiiice address, residence and place
of business, Colorado Springs, Colo.
II. j. BRIMBLE, Socialist Labor
Postofiice address. Florence; residence,
Florence, Colo; place of business, Will
iamsburg, Colo.
NATHAN c. MILLER, Republican,
Postoffice address, Colorado State Ma
tional Bank bldg, Durango, Colo; resi-
dence, Durango, Colo: place of business,
Colo. State Natl Bank Bldg, Durango,
Colo.
CHARLES C. POST, Peoples Post
Office address, Denver, Colo; residence
and place of busines, Georgetown. Colo.
JOHN G. SCHWEIGERT Democrat
ic-Postofiice address, residence and
place of business Westclitfe, Colo.
CARLE WHITEHEAD, ID ,Socialist-Po
Office address, Denver; residence l425
East 18th Ave; place of business, 1927 Il.
& c. bldg.
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For State Treasurer.

GEORGE r. ARNOLD, Socialist
Postoffice address, residence and place of
business, Golden.
JAMES N. CARLILE, Democratic
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, Pueblo, Colo.
LOUIS GEBHARDT, Socialist Labor
--Postoffice address, Victor; residence,
207 So Second st.
JAMES l.. HURT, People's-Post-
Office address. residence and place Of
business, Ceneer, Colo.
MARY E. MILLER, Prohibition
Postofiice address, residence and place
of business, Lafayette, Colo.
WHITNEY NEWTON, Republican
Postoffice address, Fourth and Court,
Pueblo, Colo; residence, Eleveth and
Court. Pueblo, Colo; place OF business
Fourth and Court, Pueblo, Colo.
For Auditor Of State.
WILLIAM NJ ASH, Socialist-Post
office address, residence and place of bus
mess, Delta.
FRANK C. CHAMBERLAIN Prohi
bition-Postoffice address, residence and
place of business, Colorado Springs
Colo.
CHARLES H. CHASE Socialist la
bor-Postoffice address, Denver; resi-
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For Representative Of Fourteenth
General Assembly for Countie.
of Chaffee and Fremont.

CHARLES A. CHAMBERLAIN, Re
publican-Postofiice address, residence
and place of business, Salida, Colo.
III. S. TOMPKINS, Democratic and
eople's--Postotfice address, residence
and place of business, Buena Vista, Colo.
ROBERT WILSON, Socialist-Post-
office address, Salida, Colo; residence,
Cor llth St, Salida, Colo; place of bus,
mess, Salida, Colo,
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For Superintendent of Public In
structiOn.

ANNA b. BRANDT, Republican
Postoffice address, Cripple Creek, Colo,
residence and place of business, 13l Il.
Bennett Ave, Cripple Creek, Colo.
HELEN l.. GREENFIELD, Democratic
and People's-Postoffice address and
residence, Black Hawk, Colo; place Of
business, State House, Denver, Colo.
ANNA C. PARROT, Socialist-Post-
office address, residence and place of
business, Goldtield, Colo.
MAY Z. SANDERS, Socialist Labor
Postotfice address, Grand junction; resi-
dence, 35S Ouray Ave.
JAMES R. WYLIE, Prohibition
Postoffice address, residence and place
of business, 545 S. Pearl Denver, Colo.
For Regents of the University Of
Colorado.
NELS ANDERSEN, Socialist Labor
Postotfice address, Gladstone.
MICHAEL BLYTHE, People Post
office address, residence and place OF
business, Canon City, Colo.
MARY C. c. BRADFORD, Democrat
ic-Postoffice address, Denver, Colo:
residence, l4l5 Carona ST., Denver, Colo;
place of business, Denver, Colo.
MRS. E. NJ CRAISE, Prohibition
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To Be Euthroned as Bishop.

Under the statutes Of the Cashe-
dral Church Of St Andrew, it is re-
qnired that the Bishop of Homo ulu
be enthroued, aud the Bishop has,
at the request of tina Chapter, ap-
pointed Sunday, the l6.a instant, il
being the twauty fifth sunday after
Trinity, at IL O'clock IN, as the
time, date aud service Tor that oc
CASTOR. 1t is also the birthday ami
versary OF His late Majesty King
Kalaksua. All the clergy of the
Missionary District will be prese t,
as the Bishop has called for the
opening oi the Plim,ry Convoca
ton.
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The Outside World
Latest News Ii ms Of Interest
Rram Other Lands
bob" EVANS TAKES COMMAND.

bob" EVANS TAKES COMMAND.
Washington, Oct 29-Rear Ad-
miral Robley D Evans has assum-
ed command OF the Asiatic ,quad-
ron.
KING LEOPOLD WILL CROSS OVER.
London, O.'t 2S-"King Leo
pold," says the Brussels correspond
ent of the Daily Express, has
promised Com missioner Walsh TO
visit the st Louis Exposition"
TO ARBITRATE AFFAIRS AMONG NATIONS
Paris, Oct Foreign Minister
Delcasse announced that Germany,
Great Britain ard France have
agreed with japan to submit to
The Hague arbitration court the
exact Interpretation Of EXISTING
treaties dealing with the holding
OF perpetual leases OF prop rty by
foreigners in Japan.
BANDITS CAPTURE A MANCHuRIAN TOWN
St Petersburg, Oct pa dis
patch received here from Kharbin
the new Russ au town on the Mau.
churian Rsilroad, 6l5 miles from
Port Arthur, says that the town OF
B )dune, manchuria, has been cap
tured by bandits and that Russian
troops have been 6 MT to it's relief
CONFERRED NawHo SoRs ON MINISTER WI
Pekirg, October 26-An edict
has been issued fppoin ing Minis
Ter WI Ting Fang 10 succeed
Sheng as commissioner OF the new
commercial treaties orgauizs'ior
Sheng resigned this Office to bury
his father, who died last Friday
aud to perform other flial duties
OPERATES UPON THE PoPE'S PHYSICIAN
Rome, Oat 2S-The operation oa
DR. Lapponi, the Pope's physician,
who is aufferiug from appendicitis
was successfully performed by D,
Mazz mi, who operated on the
Pope for cyat about two years
ago. The Pope, who was very
anxious, was informed of the re-.
suit by telephone and begged DI
Mazz mi to go TO him personally
in order that he might hear IN IT
pr else details,
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Kings Will Discuss Afrioa'a Affairs.

Kings Will Discuss Africa's Affairs.
LONDON, Oct 25-Emperor Wilt
am will arrive 10 Eoglsnd November
9, aud by that TINA it is expected
that King Carlos Of Portugal also
will be guest OF King Edward.
There ia every reason to believe
that the meetings of the three mon
archs will result in important inter.
national understandings, especially
as regards South Africa, aud more
particularly Delagoa Bay, which is
SO vitality important to Great Bri-
tain 90 an outlet for her ne WY &C.
qlred colonies.
The Portuguese GovernmeL APP.
pears willing to transfer some por.
tions of its South African territory
TO British rule, Germany, howe YER
is understood to bs strenuously op.
posed to British trade securing
such an advantage, at any rate.
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Attractions at ST. Clements Fair.

Attractions at st. Clements Fair.
Captain Bsrger and the Territori
al Band will play tom brow after
noon at the rectory grounds OF St
Clements church, corner o! Makiki
street and Wilder avenue. the oc.
casion is the annual sala OF the
Woman's Guild OF the church.
which will continue Throughout the
afternoon and evening.
A variety of entertain ment hiss
been arranged PARTLY as additional
to the sale, and partly as an el.-
msnt OF it. Several Ping Pong
tables will be provided for those
who enjoy this sport. Then there
will be entertainment in the new
parish house which is admirably
adapted for that purpose, The ar.
rangement OF the booths is so plan
ned as to work out the idea OF the
"Seven Ages OF Woman" aud yet in
each separate booth there ia au in
dividual aud un'qne design. The
candy booth pr SIZED over by. the
Misses Ward will be something un-
usual 10 design, and the Japanese
Tea House, built OF bamboo after
one OF Wores' best Japanese osn-
vases, with Japanese music aud
attendants in Japanese costume,
will, it is expected, be something
very novel indeed.
The affair takes place tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
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DASHED FOR Liberty.
There Desperate Negro Convicts Es-
capped and Were Recaptured.

capped and Were Recsptured.
A little after 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, while at work at the Ma
kiki stone quarry, three dangerous
convicts OF Oahu Prison took des
parate chances to escape from the
chain gang
The desperados, all negroes, were
Fred Woods, life man; Hickory"
Williams, in for four years for bur
glary, and "Bob" Williams. All
wore ball and chain as leg orna
ments and were working with a
gang of over fifty men. They mau-
aged to evade the watch over them,
got into growth OF liant ana bushes,
bursted the links of their chains and
made dash for escape. Bat III -ir
absence was soon noticed and the
guards fred volley at them imme.
liately but the men were not hit
and got safely into the thioket.
Tailor Henry was immediate y
notified by telephone aud he soon
arrived at the place and all avail.
able guards put on the chase with
a posse of police. But they were
soon found in little over an hour.
The lantana was surrounded and
orders were issued to shoot the men
on sight in case they refused TO
surrender. "Bob" Williams was
found and Immediately surrendered.
ed" Williams was next seen by the
officers and when called upon to
surrender he made plunge at one
OF the guards.
Woods was the last to be caught.
When called upon TO give in he sur
rendered saying that there was G
hope then, but that ne would get
even and kill the officers at the first
opportunity. When Hickory
Williams got on his feat he uttered
awful threats against Warden Hen.
ry and the officers and openly said
he would kill them at the first
chance,
After being all caught they we're
put into the patrol wagon and driy
On to Oahu Prison, where they were
placed in solitary confinement and
sre;now securely locked and heavily
chained.
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King Edward
Offers Thanks

LONDON, OFT 26-The last cere
monies connected with the iuau
guration of the reign Of King Ed
ward VII occurred today, when
the King, accompanied by Queen
Alexandra, the Prince OF Wales and
almost all of the members of the
royal family, drove to st Paurs
Cathedral and offered thanks for
the recovery Of his health, which
had enabled him to be crowned.
The weather was rainy and small
crowds marked the royal progress
through the metropolis. At TEN.
pie Bar the Lord Mayor OF Lon
don and the Corporation met the
King and escorted him to the c,
thedral. 10 the nave of St Paul's
we're gathered several thousand
persons, including Premier Bal.
four, leading members Of the
nobility, almost all OF the members
of the Cabinet and the foreign
Embass adors to Great Britain,
among whom was Mr. Choa,e. The
Honorable Artillery Company form,
ed an imposing line. The mem
bers wore their busbies and carried
fixed bay Before the servi; g
was ended several OF the artillery.
men had tainted as a result OF
long standing.
The choir, the chapter and the
Bishop of London, the Right Rev
Arthur Ingram, escorted the King
and Queen to the throne under
the reredos. Their. was full
choral service of thanksgiving, fol
lowed by a sermon from the Bish-
OPP of London, who laid special
stress upon the fact that this was
the second time in the Kings life
that he had entered St Psul's to
give thanks for his recovery from
dangerous illEets. At the con
clusion of the sermon the "Te
Deum" was eung.
The royal party then returned
to Buckingham Palace aud was
we'll greeted on the way. In spite
of the rain King Edward request
ed that the carriages be kept oper
and Queen Alexandra bowed.
Toe scene ia st Pau g was a
brilliant one. All OF the off .isls
present wore their uniforms, and
| their decorations created a blaze
of color seldom seen in the cathe
dral. King Edward was dressed il
the uniform of Fl Id marsha
and wore the decoration OF The
Order Of the Garter.
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Word received by the Mauua Loa
this morning that Prince Cupid car
ried the Leper Settlement by a
majority OF n, and The whols Island
of Molokai by a majority OF 49,.
Wilcox carried Lanai by majority
OF 8. Cupid's majority on Maui and
ito dependencies is 25r
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The reception to Punahou's new
president takes place this evening
at Pau ahi Hall.
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A meeting Of the Home Rule exc
cutive com mittes was held at head
quarters last night. The members
INDUCED in discussion of the re.
suit of the elections.
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pied,

KArU-At her home in Kspalsm, \,
a suburb of this city, November 6,
1902 Ms Lsvinia Kapu, aged "a
years
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Senator ID Kalauokalani ret urned
by the Mauna Los this morning.
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The Jap steamer Hongkong
Maru arrived shortly after noon
today and will leave sometime dur
ing the night.
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The steamer Mauua Loa met the
steamer Kauai at Kailua yesterday
morning, and passed the steamer
Nosau off Moloksi this morning.
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Circuit Judge Kalua OF Maui
arrived this morning by the steamer
Mauna Loa
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The steamer Claudine is due to-
morrow forenoon.
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On the Sunday next before Ad-
vent, the 23td instant, the Rev f
Fiiz will be ord aiued to the priest
hood. His special field Of labor will
be among the Hawaiians.
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Mrs Lavnia Kapu died suddenly
yesterday afternoon, after short
illDess OF over dsy. She was born
at Waimea, Hawaii. The funeral
will be held on Sunday, and inter
ment down at Eva. She was the
mother OF Mrs Ella Sheldon, w B
Rice, Hiel aud Starr Kspu.
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Delegate Wilcox announced at the
Home Rule executive meeting OF
last night that he will leave here for
Washington by the steamer China
on the 18th in order to complete his
term.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-07

A suit has been flied in Circuit
Court entitled Kauhola vs. John
Thomas. TIE defendant and his
attorney NJ Poepoe are charged
with fraud and conspiracy in con,
nection with certain land trans
action.