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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
BANQUET AND BILL
FOR THE GOVERNOR.
His ExceIIency will Be Guest OF
tionor at 0paquon in Frederick
HIS BRIDE is In HER TEzES,.
w. C.Locke, a W,dower of Over Fifty
Years, w.arrles You"g 5riue.
Governor Hunt, Of Por.o n,co,
on Visit 20 w nchester.
HIS BRIDE is III HER TEEHS,
spec.al Dispatch to The Times.

(Spec,al Dispatch to The Times)
WINCHESTER. VA, August 13.-Gov-
elI.or " .i.lanl III. Hunt, of Porto REQ
is III Winchester for a snort time to visi,
rs aun,s, Mrs. B.lscoc and Mss Hun.
lie is in the United States on MS vacation
al viii return to his executive duties
September 18th.
" nile here Governor Hunt was inter-
,:iewed by The Times correspondent, ana
stated that the interest uisp.ayed n the
welfare of the new government is very
pleasant to HIM, The new government Is
particularly important as ii Is the iirst
experience Of the United Stats n plant
ing our institutions among people so en-
TREY different from us Gney are, how.
ever. adapting themselves to American
ways There is but one political issue in
volved said the Governor, and that IS
the broad one Of speedily, yet conserva-
lively, effecting that benevolent assini-
lation when viii tiee a million people
from the scourge resulting from 400 years
OF bad government by Spain.
BANQUET FOR GOVERNOR.
Governor Montague is to be Colonel
Harry Bakers guest at Opequon Inn to-
night and banquet will be held in his
honor, followed by the Governors ball.
w. c. Locke a prominent county man,
yesterday married Miss Carrie v. At
klns, of " n:tc Post. The groom is q
widower of SIX months duration and is
over fifty years old. The bride is in her
teens.
Henry B. Lake of Brownvtlle. Pa, and
Miss Alice Sine. of Strasburg, who were
said to have eloped from Winchester last
Monday to Eagerstown. did not do So
but stopped off at Mart nsburg, West
Virginia and were there married Lake
secured license. although the West Vir-
ginia marriage laws state emphatcally
that the bride must be resident of that
State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

teresting and important meeting is ex-
pected Very little business was trans
ACTED at last nights session Judge w.
W. MoTett, of Salem. was chosen modera-
tor; Rev. T. P. Shipman of Roanoke,
ce-moderator. and Thomas I. Preston.
OF Salem. secretary and treasurer. After
the reports of the delegates and other
preliminary matters, the Introductory SER
mon was de'ir'e-a7 by the Rev. w. "A.
Pierson, of Radford.
The AugusT of the County Court
began here Monday with Judge G. W.
Breckinr:dge presiding. Very little bust
ness came before the court until Tues
day. when the case of j. /. Jones was
taken up Jones is being tried for the
killing of James Crowder at Glen Wilton
asst June. The Commonwealth is repre-
scented by W. +. Allen, assisted by eX-
commemorative -Attorney Allen. of Gov
ington. Messrs. Jack Lee, of LEnchburg,
and BENZ. Haden. of Fincastle are coun-
sci for the defendant. a verdict is not
ex.,o"ted before Tomorrow afternoon or
Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

cry to-day. as It was expected operationa
would be resumed When a nurnher "a
deputy sheriffs reached the place ira
crowd dispersed. II IS said an atternr
VIII be made to resume work to-morro,v
The presidents of the local assemblies OF
the United Nine Workers of the yF'.rsas-
barre District met to-day and adop,ea
resolutions condemnlng Rev. Father
oFeiily. OF Shenandoah. for his critic SIN
or the officers OF the United Mine Work.
ers.
President Mitchell addressed a 1etre,
to the Shenandoah clergyman taking eye
ceptions TO certain remarks alleged 1.
have been made ~ him in his church
last Sunday. Rev. C.Rsflly sent a reps7
saying that Mr.. Mitchell had no right
to criticise his sermons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
HI, HEAD FLOWN OFF
Further Particulars OF the Killing OF tie
Ou'law Potter.

Further Particulars OF the Killing OF TIE
Ou'Iaw Po'tar.
\ special to The Times from Freeing,
Dickenson county. gives the following
particulars OF the killing Of Potter. the
Kentucky outlaw which was reported n
Tho Times several days ago:
George Potter. the notorious out
law from Pike county. Ky. who his
been the terror of the border for %ea'1iy
was killrd in a battle with Dep"ty-Sasr
If Graham and posse here Sunday eve
ming.
TIE officers had a warrant for him
In which he was charged with asasultins
a young lady by the name OF wallace
a. few days ago. They found him ane
one of his friends in an old log nous"
and ordered TIL m to surrender Ihis
they refused to do.
Graham then ordered his men to open
fire They at once began deadly IRE
on the outlaws One ball entered Pot-
ters' side and he ran out Of the hous'-
and took shelter behind rock and
again opened fire. The officers charged
on him. He still continued shood5S
but none of the officers were hHrt- one
ball srazed Deputy Z. s. Marsnal Mu!-
FMS cheek and knocked him down. by;
the brave and p!ucky officer rose to bis
feet and continued to charge on the hui
man fend.
The battle between the officers and
the two doomed outlaws continued till
= wel1-directed load Of buck-shot from
IN, Gun of one of the deputies tore the
ton of Potter.s head off. ana the other
man with him attempted to escape. but
ne had gone but a short distance when
he was seen to fall, and he was left for
dead.
Potte-'s remains were taken to Ken
lucky TO be buried.
There s a great rejoicing here over the
death OF this terrible outlaw. His wife
says to her knowledge he has killed
four men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
RICHMOND LADIES IN DANGER
Two Narrowly Escape Death in Cells
ion-Another Almost Drowned

Specials from Norfolk state that Mrs
G. ". Boatwright and Miss Ida b Smith
both of Richmond. were in a trolley car
collision on Tuesday night and narrowly
of Mrs. J. T. Newbsrry. of Norfolk. and
We're coming with her from Ocean View.
Miss Smiths left arm was badly torn
bruised about the left hip It is impos-
sible to tell yet whether or not there are
internal injuries. Mrs. Boatwright was
was u.s. very little ai. II at al. hurt:
other special. came near being drowned
in the surf at Pine Beach Tuesday night.
Mr.. Lewis Brown, OF Norfolk. rescued her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Misses Lille and Ernest!ne Cummings
Of Crewe. Va, are visiting the family OF
Ofncer Shoemaker, No. 30 South Belvi-
Mss Mary Haw, of Dundee is visit
Ing her uncle, Mr. ]. r. Haw. In New
port News.
Mrs, c. P. Eldridge and son are spend
irc the month Of August in CarteYsvtz.o
]. J.. sutton. book-keeper for the Watt
Flow Company. is spending his vacation
at Atlantic City, n. J.
Mr.. Manfred Call. who has been spend
ing a few days with his son in Hunting
ton. ". Va, returned home Tuesday.
Dr. E. NJ. Hall. Of No. 800 East Clay
Street left yesteraav. tor Canada, where
he win spend two weeks vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

Jumpers are produced. and the show fur
n!shes good testimony to the future OF
the Valley as breeding section.
Heavy draft fourth hand teams was the
first class called. and sturdy farmers
cheered Justify the decisions of the Judges.
Among the largest exhibitors were the
Herring Brothers, Major George Chris
man. DR. T. c. Firebaugh. John F. Lewis.
] 3. McComb, DR.. E. D. Davis, w S.
Southall and w. E. Fahreney. During
the afternoon one harness race and a cou-
pie OF running events were decided, and
the finishes were applauded to the echo
as the performers We're all local horses.
The judges were J. B. Andrews, W. ".
| Sanford. E. w. Twaddell and W. J. Car
ter.
Summaries
Class l. pair high steppers-Dr. T. c.
Firebaugh. first; John F. Taylor. second;
r. A. Clelnmer, third.
Class q. roadsters-J. L. Flory. first:
DR.. T C. Firebaugll. second; n. G. Her.
ring third.
Class 6, -teams-John F..
Lewis. first; Major George Chrisman,
second.
Class Z. heavy draft pairs-John F.
Lewis Won first and second prizes.
Class 9, park hacks-Mrs. George G.
Herring. first: J. A. Walker, second:
Charles G. Herring. third.
Class II. lightweight hunters-J. B.
McComb and Brother. rst; N. G. Her
ring. second: X. G. Kyger. third.
Glass %. Hackney stallion, Rocking
ham Horse Co.'S Sir Roger.
Class 90 colts under three years. by
registered Hackney-Dr. E. A. Herring.
FIRST: Major George Chrisman, second
Class o. colts under three years, by
registered ttrotting stallion-Dr. E. D.
Davis, first: n. G. Herring, second; Mrs.
T D. Davis, third.
Class 27-Dr D. D. Carriers Suprem-
acy by Bell Boy, first.
Class 29-Morgan stailion-Dr. George
2 Williams John Adams first.
Class 80. best grade Morgan colt I'M
der three years. by registered Morgan
horse-Jonas Early. first prize; DR..
George E, Williams. second: r. Lee
Cofman. third.
Class 81, registered Percheron stallion
R Lee Corman. first; T. F. Jamison.
second.
Class 49, best grade draft colt. under
three years-H ca twole and Suter. first
Class So, Hackney colts. two years and
rrder. by Sir Roger-Dr. E. a. Herring,
f,st; Major George Chrisman. second.
Class A. Morgan colts. weanlings-Abe
Early, first; L. n. Michael, second; Mrs.
argyle Kaufman third.
Class 46. Percheron weanlings by Bor-
deaux-John F. Lewis, first and second
prizes: Major George Chrisman, third
Glass 43, two-year-old Morgans. by
John Admissions Early. first: Noah
Blosser. second: Jonas Blosser. third
Class g. Morgan yearlings. by John
Adams-Abe Early, first prize: j. n.
Clnck, second: \. A. Crop. third.
Class 81. yearling hackneys, by Sir
Roger-Dr- G. NJ. Richard. first; B. F..
Meyers. second.
Class So. weanling hackneys-E. NJ
i3arnsberger. first; ]. L. Shank. second;
DIR. c. o. Mill, third
Glass 81, weanlings, by General Miles
Q. B. Cooley, first; II. G. Herring, sec
ond: E. NJ. M!nnick, third.
Class SO. two-year-olds. by General
Miles-h. G. Herring. first; Heatwole
and Suter. second: ], NJ. Chapman. third.
Class s. yearlngs. by General Miles-
o. B. Cooley first; C. H. Nicholas, second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
ONE PASSENGER KILLED
Trolley Car Struck by Seaboard Trai
at Tampa.
(By Associated Press.)

TAMPA, FLA, aug. ia train on the
and trolley car of the Tampa Eieciric
Company's line collided at the twenty
second-Street crossing, at $50 o'clck; mi.
morning. and Mrs. J. P. M,.7n. a uassens
ger on the trolley car. was SO badly hurt
that she died this afternoon. The motor
man was also severely injured The car
was completely wrecked and the engine
considerably damaged
The trolley car conductor had run ahead
to flag the motorman and tagged him
fused and lost control of the car stopping
his car Immediately across the track
Three people We're killed at the same
crossing in similar accident three years
ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
ROCKINGHAM HORSE SHOW
Entries Larger and of Higher Order
Tia Evor Bet~~a
Especial Di patch to The Times,

Especial DI pa+ch TO The Times,
HARRISONBURG. VA, August i3-The
9TH annual exhibition Of the Eockinsha1n
Horse and Colt Show Association came
off to-day and was well attended. Superb
weather conditions prevailed The skies
were cloudless. and cool breezes swept
through the grand stand. The show was
hnld or the new grounds OF the associa-
ton which are convenient Of access with
picturesque and beautiful surrounding.
WITH an entry list larger than during pre-
,ious years. the exhibits We're OF a higher
character. showing great Improvement
In horse stock OF the Shenandoah Valley
During former years mostly drafters
were bred here but now the social fad
for pleasure horses rules. and thorough
breeds, trotters hackneys, hunters and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Knox is Silent.
-(By Associated Press.)

BEVERLY, MASS. Aug. 13.-Attorney-
General Knox was informed by the AS
ISOLATED Press tonight of the release of
Greene and Gaynor at Quebec and also
was shown Judge Carons decision. He
read the letter carefully and then said
Il have nothing to say in regard 10
Judge Caron's decision. It would be hirh-
ly improper and extremely indicate
for me to make any comment on any
decision Of a foreign court in which tho
United States Government is involved
especially when the case goes against the
Government"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
THE PETER POWER SUIT
A 'orney Lamb Premises to Have
Power in N w Ycrk IN TUESDAY,.

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, August 13.-When the
hearing in the case Of Peter Power
against the Northern Pacific directors
was resumed to-day Walter Content ,ss-
tifiea that nts firm had purchased for
Weidenfeld the 100 share certificate OF
Northern Pac fic stock which Attorney
George y. Lamb CONTENDS was placed al
the disposal OF Peter Power. that he
might commence the action as stock
holder. His firm. he said. had never d.
rectly Or indirectly contributed to the ex-
penses of the Peter Power FuFaion-
At the conclusion OF the examination
Lawyer Lamb assured United States War
shall Henkel that he would have Mt
Power in New York and at the Mar
shaI= Office at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Railway Men Confer.
(By Associated Press.)

VIZ 1hto~7Ue1tt0eu I cSS'.I
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Aug. 13.-The
Executive and Car Service Committee Of
the American Railway Association met in
annual session here to-day. 1t was natd
the convention would discuss railroad mat.
tiers only and that the coal strike wontd
not be considered. Among those In at
tendance are George ". Stes2.. &g:-
dent of the Chesa peake and Ohio Rail
road; Theodore y. ls!ta. s.no~a - =
tendent of the Central Railway Of Geor-
eia; j.. NJ. Barr. first vlce-president OF
vice-pre.ident Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Steel Profits to Date.
(By Associated Press ,

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S,-Memhers of the
",rit;n~ syndicate TO-DAY received thi-d
dividend Of per cent. on the face NJ ~
$500. 100000 for which they were la bic
me syndicate was not asked to advance
however. so its profits to date are .3a
oNoeoo on the actual OUTLAY. of SIS 900. ooO or
a return OF 12a rer cent. less a compare
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
BaRRICADE TORN DOWN

Resolutions 40 nd Condsmring Rev.
Father o. i'll Of S enandoah.
m s.-9 Pre-s1
wILKEsBARRE. PA, August 1.-THE
Duryea have asked Sheriff Jacobs to- pro-
tect thar property. Yesterday barhed
wire barricade was built around the
washery. Last night some unknown
mates tore 1t down. A crowd Of so
men and boys collested around tho wash
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
A MooRous RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve ana Bone Linirnent WIN
cure rheumatism. neuralgia, pains In .ha
hack. stio .!snrs sides ant 'ss'ais r. cues
when others fail. It is the Best %
Earth for spraiUs. strains ana all palma,
Unexceilee as horse IMMINENT. as NUM-
Der Of horsemen Wiz teetf@v Price foS
. large bottle sc sve,s Assa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Watterson Mo- Ca didate.
(Rv ssociated Press

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug 13-Henrv
watterson who returned home to.d,yy
stated emphatically that he is not a
candidate for Governor of Kentucky. NOT
,vithstanding the numerous re,orts "a
that effect which had rea cho7 him white
travelling in the North and West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Stirling ErpI-"es Win.
Ry Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. 13.-The
ers thro,1rhout the countr, 10 haan do
clared off, the American Bridge Co-1nany
having granted the demands of the Phil
adelphia strikers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
A GOVERNOR ARRESTED
of San Francisco Gail
Charges Gov. Gage With Libel.
Rv Associated Press.l

LOS ANGELES, CAL. August 10
Governor Henry T. Gage was arrested to-
dav by a detective of San Francisco who
served on him q warrant charging him
with criminal libel. the warrant having
been sworn to by the proprietor OF the
San Francisco Call. The Governor was
immediately afterwards released Pn a
writ OF habeas corpus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
VALLEY ASSOCIATION.
This Body in Session at Fincaste-Be>
inc Tried for eHurdar.

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes)
FINCAS -, Aug. 13.-The Valley
Fincastle Baptist Church last night for
.rtS-ffth session. Thirty-one out
OF fifty-five churches within the bounds
sent letters. The attendance was very
large for the first night, many. delegates
and preachers being present. and an in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
e haurceu a Faet Boat.

By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The Navy De-
partment was informed to-day that at the
trial of the ,orpedo-hoat Chauncey off the
Barren Island course yesterday she made
&c { r-no.s, Ter cocCoct speed being q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
SMART SET WORSHIP
At Horses Shrine
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Interesting. Miss Page daughter OF r.
Powell Page. OF Boyce, was universally
recognized as the best driver ut the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
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/ Old Dominion
! oieamship Co.
DhiLv LINE FOR NEW yak.
TIE h0aiH AssD EAST.
EIICsbI! 7 Line:
BETWEEN
RICHMOND and NORFOLK
The new Steamers

BRANDON and BERKELEY
leave iucnn."nu n.snus al clo1a .ot
NcItoiA. f2.e oue W.. .-.oU. v..s.d L. b,
Si.oO. tncIadIns s,ale-LOo..i alCyIli1i.., !
ton, arIiEi4 at .lO... AZ. y ii ta 4
i1h=iestiEs 70 Ne" lora ste. lIes. daily.
except sunday.
Passengers can leave danny. sept ; 4.
day. By GilesapeGKe md Mo 3ta.i~I
SO ~ II and T. VI, o. \ IS sG
II By Eotio!A and Western & ss4
lines connecting at @JvlGIk Qaa a /
steamers sailing zane iHy
Freight for al. r-T-1ecn, % ser
toi cign ports received and ior.. a.l st.
except Sunday at company VT :,
Rockets.
ricketts, on saIe at Company's office. }.
1872 East Main Street. EichruunG r. -
fer Company No SO East Main Str
MuCphy's Hotel. Chesapeake ard
and Richmond and Petersburg dep
Eichr7oHd. Baggage checked through q
JOHN 2. MAYER, Agent.
1o12 East Main Street Eicsln'vnl Va
J j ETGSNN
General rnsr"-3.-rf tgr,t
n. B. WALK e. To 'ria Mgr New Yhek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

ass Il, mare and foal-Frst Nancy
and colt. B. l. Bycrs; second, Effie and
colt, Mrs. B. e. Lafolette: third. Luzon
and colt, Bowles Lipptt.
Steeple chase, hand. capped, distance
about two miles-Flrst. Kaiser. E. K.
Salisbury: second, Merry Boy. L. Glib
son; third. Silver Tip. Drayton Meade.
Time AIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

Leave Richmond. CHESAPsAK
East-!:io a. M. $50 A. M. P. Nj. b.
p. NJ.
west-iMa.n Lfue) 1910 A. NJ. 2:so p
NJ, $50 ?. NJ. LOO 2. NJ: 1880 P. NJ
Games River Divlsion) 1870 A. NJ.
S:l5 2 NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Leave Richmond.

~ 4. ~. b;rd-s.rees. s:45 Nj. .,.,,n. :
Street. -! = M Eliza. a. NJ Suns.,sv t
Street. 1::D5 +. M Ryrd-Street p
M" Byrd-strees. SOS p NJ Main
Street, 6:2 NJ: Eisa. $50 p VI.
Elba. SOS P. NJ. Byrd-Street II i,
NJ" Eliza
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

K draft. class 80. one-year-old FLY.
lg or coit-First, Miss Edwards.
Carlisle: second. colt. ]. r. Castle
third. Lady Monticello, DR. II Os-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Miller & Rhoads.
Miller g Rhoads.
Weather Foyecdst. Thursday, local showers.
Weather Fo,ecds.--7hsusday local shoWers
$3.50 dn0 Sl.o9
Summer Wrappers for 73c.

About IL day the fine Diny Wrappers assorted
sizes yesterday purchased for the early Summer
trade nd that n otter for 73c each
They are with Pinch ounce. nicely lined and beted
epauees, full and and pretty house
osmen While they the
that much prefer cut the
pr.ce in hall below. rather than them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14
Leave hlchmund.
ATLANTIC COAST I iNz

A. NJ. s:o5 ~ NJ. 11:lO a. NJ ITO p.
NJ 3 P NJ, t:3a p. M, sos P. NJ.
LIS P NJ. GAS P. NJ. II: 80 r NJ.
.Daily E1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-14

{ & Ohio. Arrive R.chmond
East-lo A NJ. 2:ao P. NJ. $50 ?. II.
40 P NJ
West-7:i5 A NJ $50 A. NJ. $40 A. NJ.
9-l9 a. NJ $50 2. M. s:3o +. Nd
.l5 P NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-10
ESCAPED FROM HAEE EN-

New York, April 27.--A cable to the
World from Paris says: The American
yacht Wanderer, which lately reached
C"nstantinople with a party including
Commodore Robinson. its owner; Mrs.
Marster, Miss Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterry and Mr.. Blagdon. has been dry
d"cked for cleaning On leaving Mu.
dInia, on the south shore OF the Sea
OF Marmora, a few days back, the
yacht stopped outside the harbor to
leave the pilot, when those on board
saw human being swimming toward
the boat from the land, but so far out
that 1t seemed incredible that any one
could be capable Of such endurance.
The yacht waited, and soon the pas.
sengers were able to perceive that the
swimmer was native girl, who was
followed by dog. A boat was launch.
cd and picked up the girl and dog, both
utterly exhausted. The girl explained
through the pilot, VINO alone under.
stood her language, that she had es.
capped from the harem OF resident OF
Broussa and that the faithful canine
lad followed her. The yacht then pro,
ceeded, taking along the girl. Her
name is Leyia. She is about II years
old and seems bright. She will be
taken to America for education.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-10
Legal Notices.
NoRTeAeEE's NOTICE OF INTEN
TON TO FoREcLosE MORT.
GAGE AND OF SALE.

In accordance with a power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage
made by J. X. Kahookano 10 ]. Alfred
Magoon, dated september I'd, 1897, re-
CO ded in the Register Office, Oahu,
in Liber III. pages 1883, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage in.
teLds to foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken. to wit, the non.pay.
ment of principal and interest when
due, and upon said foreclosure will
sell at public auction at the sale
rooms Of Will Z. Fisher, in Honolulu,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of May,
A. d. 1902, at ~ o'clock m. of said day.
the premises described in said mort.
gage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had of
j. A. Magoon. T. |. Dillon. or ]. Light.
foot. attorneys.at-law, Magoon block.
corner Alakea and Merchant streets
Honolulu. J. ALFRED MACON.
Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. April %. 1902.
First. That land, containing an area
OF 1-2 acres, situate at Makapala,
Ntrth Kohala, Hawaii, being the por.
ton OF the land described in Royal Pat.
ent No. 1871, Award 1881, to Keliileo.
lea. as described In deed of partition
OF ID. W. A. Kahookano and j. X. Ka.
tookano, dated September 10th, 1888,
recorded in the Register Office, Oahu
Ia 4-,oer 81, pages 4I0.1.2.
Second. All those portions of the
land described in said Royal Patent
No. 1871, Award 1881 as follows:
(a) All the kula land situate between
the land of Kalai, Kealoha, and Komo
utua.
OBJ All the kula land situate on the
East side Of the lands of Kealoha and
komomua, and lying on the makai side
OF the Government road, and adjoining
the land of Kalai.
(c) All the land on the Pail side to
the gulch of Makapala, which is on the
rlskai side of the Government road.
The lands described In subdivisions
a, and being the land described in
deed from Mareka to said ]. X. Ka
hookano dated August 22d, 1889. and
recorded in said Office in Liber 1870
puge 254.
2l2S-April %, 20; May 8, 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-10

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