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\TW ROtk I>It>D >TO1 Il.
Uau Of u on Tered at par to Holders oi
Oid stock.

The directors ~ tho Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad mot IN this CITY y'~irr-
dav and voted 10 dls'ribu'" ~ par among
Stockholders - r,-'ord on July 81 part of
the roccutlv authoriznd slS on Oh addition
20 tho s8o.ncO capital stock. Each
shareholder will reeive new stock 20 IA"
amount uf i2' per cent of hi- holdings of
old ~'o"k Al The present pro" of Rock
Island shares 'hIs right J. worth SIS
Y'r Dru'. F1r ia" IUfpU-" 81 this sub
s,rivtiuu M" transfer huoks Of IN" company
v .li h" kept oIen from July Ca july 81
M. shareholders of the Peoria and Rock
Island and the Burlington. CEDAR Rapid
and Northeru railroads. Who have already
teen nvit"i 20 exchange their holding- for
Rock Island stock. will hc permitted To par
'iriIat" IA thi- right The period IN which
thcv can exchange their stock has he~n
eNended 90 July Is
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WANT CRH 600 iND D. m.
Rhsi Interests WIN Have To see a. %
Porter Price ~ ~ Points

Tho aiyauc" iu the price - tho common
stock IT -" chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad yesterday from lgi 20 2oI was
a'trihu'"i o. hyyiug by Insiders 4 strong
h'li-f prevails lu Wall Street that a contest
for 10" control - this property has hcen
wag,-i iu th" stock market FOR three v"ak-
Since Jun" ~ " has advanced from 1897,
Indications lT- that n II Porter chair
man of ih" hoard. Who has held control ~
this PROPERTY for several y'dr- has in
creased hi- holdings and now completely
dominates The situation. one % The most
aciIr" Oil street brokers ~ railroad
stocks -aId yesterday
l. i- ira" that 'wp lu' sd" interests want
20 g.i possession Il the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Thes" parties must now deal with
II II Porter The two interests refarr,i
20 ar" followed - be m" Hartman syndi-
cat" and IA" Rock island syndicat"
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TvtsnAv. iuiv U
To-day. s,ock mark-' diplicsi~d vs.
ieriay's very clo-ely. though IN" trading
-as upon a somewhat smaller sale ths
Early dealings rensctei apprehension On N"
part ~ N. professional element that tho
damage io tho crop- bv erc~-siN~ rains IN
IA. M,cidi- West might prov" To b. serious
The dsclin~- that took plac-. however.
were unimpur,ant -om.vhai easier
money market. tog~th~r with evidsnc"
that thcr~ wer~ Verv few stocks for sale,
inrar,'-d firm-r tone 20 the market m
the day Progressed Tn" more important
dealings IN the railway list were Ia Missouri
Pacific. ~ Paul and Manhattan Railway
The tr~t and last uansd wcr. exceptionally
strong Missouri Pacific sold At th. highest
pric" rrcoried for II IN th. present move
ment, and sllieSi stocks, namely, TeHas
and Pacific, ~, Louis Southwestern issues
and Wabash common. were exceptionally
hrm The rains that have been detrimental
in other sections ~ IN" country have bs~n
welcome and beneficial IN the territory
trayrr-.S hy the -o-Called Southwestern
trunk liu.s lh.r" w,s further sharp
advance % Chicago and Eastern Illinois
ISSUES. particularly IN th" common. in
Chicago ant Northwestern and m Rocs
Island. the marke, for which was stimulated
bv the ammo Incement of new stock rights,
which are described in another column
In the ind, strial list tho heaviest trading
was IN sugar Refining, which retained one
half 81 it, ma rimum advance. Tho buving
Of this stock IL said 20 be based upon pros.
pects 81 an unusually active demand for
The company's proiuct during IN. currrnt
q. "a 4 ,tt
stocks wore in bn'ter demand In an'icipa.
tion ~ IN. declaration NJ the quarterly
dividends and the publication of the state
men, for the las, half wear. which were
announced after the close of business The
showing for the last six months. and esp~-
ciallv for the last quarter. certainly Justi-
fics the most -anguin" anticipa'ions ~ thos"
who organized IN. corporation There
was n little s-lling of American Smelling,
becaus. 81 the action 81 the Attorney
General of Colorado IN bringing a suit
against the company on antitrust grounds
Tho-" who are Interested Ia the company
do no, attach any importance 10 this lt-
CATION. A. the character 81 the ofY'cial bring
ing he suit and its political character are
thoroughly understood Although each
day brings additional evidence of the ap-
ptoaThlng COLLAPSE OF th' strlke OF the
coal miners that circumstance
was not reflected in to-dav's -to"k market
London vss not an apprr"iabl" factor in
IN. limited speculation, though IT sold a
few thousand sharcS 10 the Steel stocks.
Tho dealings in bonds were considerably
smaller than yesterday. hut the tone 81 the
market was steady. on the Curb" the
more important transactions were In New
In ngiAndGas andCokc Reept- San Francisco
stree, Railway a.. United States steel new
s.. Consolidated Railroad Lighting and Re |
iugcratne. Consolidated Storage Battery. |
u, 10 to 49,, Greene Consolidated Copper. |
Manhattan Transit and Northern SerIr- |
'ies Trading IN all departments was
doubtless restricted nv IN" approaching |
friule holiday The closing nf 'h- market |
was dull. but in N" main firm
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MANHATTAN TRANSIT BO,RD.
Includes Pat McCarr~o and Lord kiptorr.
Equerry TO the King

The Board Of Directors of the Manhattan
Transit Company, succc--or To the General
Carriage Company, who~r stock was o.
Broad street Curb market foot hall. was
elected yesterday. Included IA u are
several prominent tnghsh,In"n ,f"lloN-
Equerry 10 tho King - England. Lend
Grey. executor under Cecil Rhodes viii.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. Chairman nf TIN
Grand Trunk Railway Company. {. y
Drummond of tho London Traction com
pany, all of London. Harold Walker. Waller
n. A. Hemming. W. }. Arkell. " X Gillette
Walter II. knight and james Brady e
Manhattan; and Senator 7. II Mct arm Il
Brooklyn. c. \. Drummond was el.ctei
President Of the corporation and " !
Arkcll, Chairman Of tho buard
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BiE Four to spend s0D2 900 Ou, ~
Farming

Tho financial statement 81 tho Cleveland.
Cincinnati Chicago and ~ LOUIS Rail.
ruld Tor .ho YEAR ended June 10 1902. shows
a surplus uf tG2i ,s' The BOARD 81 Direc-
tors la, voted '" spend sao: g., Of this
amount A. follows. For now freight cars
sea2 2Dl. double tracking Cleveland divis-
lpr s2l". .,'l. and ward improvements tIso.
ss2 owing fu largely increased operating
rNp"n-s- there was n dcoren-e - ti5i.Uoo
IN 'ho u-t earnings - This road last year
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M RIT>GTO>>i>Di, ,rrPR0Tir>
About ~ Per cent. an the sICOO0 .OoO
Actually >d, arrr,i,

Np',,, VA -"rt ON hy j = Morgan &
Co Yesterday that all IF 'ur ,.rr I per
ocu' Rufl'rg,ur purrus-.. I.'d- taE"
ts-.r -nld and th1' 'No uNmi~r~ 81 the
uu,i,,rv ri'irg .vudi ra'. Will today r",,l,o
~" amount pad if upon heir -ubscr p' ions,
together with their profits The svudica'"
which was formrd ou" year ago Wa fur
auur S.5UutsD IlI' l"mh"r- wen"
ca'I,i urru fpr ouIy aroui sia Oel uNsl.
! Z Morgan 4 &" vii. Itv about sls."0
Dp .. 'u"tu TODAY. r.p-"-"uiiug q profit
pi utor' 8! u"' c"r' upon no" amount 'h-y
wnr,. q "i rpHu 20 furnish
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SfEsL EARNINGS SHOW GAIN.
a FORTY PER sENT. NtRt t>I
IOR THE ItsT Ot tRTIR.
A. . Dsrec,srs' N~e,ins ts>,sris, the
Customary Quarterly UNiasasi- wrrr
Declared and q statement TOR the
last six Neaths wss zen 0ut.

Wall s,r-~,'s expectation that m" oficial
hx,lres a. Ia the raruing- "f th" I ni'"d
STATS Steel Corporation fur thr Is,-t thrr
months would mik" r"markshi" showing
was horns out yesterday The figure
we're madr puhlc following meeting ~
the Board of pirrctor~'a' which th" r"gu-
lar quarterly divid"nd> ui u. i-'r "'nt.
on the preferred and I-'r c,nt. on III"
common stock were drcar'Td tn" PR
ferred dividend II payahl" on Aug u
and the common on S.'p, ~
Al the meeting. Nic"-Pr"-ldrnt James
Gayley Wa el,Sr,Si rn"ml-r "f th" tN"'u-
tive Committee to fll ~" Vacancy created
by the resignation of p"rNal k","rt,. D.
Following i IN" Cpmpl"'' lit,u"ial state
mont Of the corporation AMI ~ subsidiary
conpani..- for tho siK months ending Jun"
80, is02. a. given out after yesterday.
meeting
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Va ,ard PLAYING wanted on 70. psr

Julius Krl,tschnt,. assistant 90 the
President. and general manager of the
southern Pacific system. has ISSUED an
order forhidding the selling Of playing
card ou the trains oi that company While
be- doc not lnterdict cnrd playing on the
trains. be- SAYS that be- will not encourage
~ hy supplying the Oari- Nr Fruit
,ohui,i drC.arc- that on the California
division uf The southern Pacific card play
ing ha- grown 10 %" n nuisance and OBJ J-C-
'Iuushle 20 u majority Of the pa--engeTS
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Circulation Of National Hank Notes.

WASHINGTON. July l. The circulation 81
national bank notes on June ~ aggregated
$3.50 o.? o9i. b~ing a decrease ~ SIS oes for
the month and an increase of .? .92a yso4
compared with that of the same date last
wear
Tho amount of Government bonds de-
pn-lt'si with The United States Treasurer
by national hanks tu secure circulating
ru','~ and deposits Of puhic funds aggr"-
gates sifi .>Se ,ISs. of which SIu2 81 5da vas
Ia new nor cent bonds
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sionen Purchss~ In rrr,t.

No,icc il given bv J y Morgan \ 60
declining the plan for the purchase ~ ~.
Chicago. indianapolis and Louisville Rail
way Company-the MonoR by the Louis
ville and Naslgville Railroad IumIAny ard
the Southern HALLWAY Company operative
~ more than 81 per cent of ti- Munon -iock
has been deposited under the plan Tho
time for the deposit of stock has heen el
tended 20 and including July l.
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>emarh's Fidelity rrus, Compsn,

Tho annual statement 81 the Fidelity
Trust COMPANY of Newark, y. j issued
Yesterday. shows that II has a surplus
fund 81 $500 6oo. with n capital II only
81 zoo ono Tho statement shows demand
deposits ~ 81. .Ss7 .7u2 - and savings d~pos-
it, a. s2i3 ESQ -
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Fedora, Trust. trr,t statement.

The Federal Trust Company of Newark.
Y J has issued a statement ot i's financial
condition after heing IN business for nine
months. II has total aS~rts ~ - .nS4 ia NJ
l. has deposits Of more than t~o and "A half
millions
The sun., 1902-07-02

~ Soordam from Nsw Nors al Rotterdam.
- TrANe from Nrv York ~ Naples
- Astoria from Nr~ YORK At glasgow
- Or~anir. 'tun. Yea 1u~t - Su~~nstown
- ksiss'in Mara fh"r~sa frun Nrv YORK 81
'Ii mouth
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TRENTON POTTFRiES CHARTER.

Total. qua. .--ss'. .ssi.~s 'as ssa s,o n,sg7 10
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NtRINE INTEILIGENfE.

NtNt.rrrE ALN,S,, I'M. nv
sun 81 sun sets - Mona rsss s.
EIgu v.rVH -rHts uu
Sandy Hoos as Guy IA ,'i Hei Gate ~
The sun., 1902-07-02

Hundre<s ss clever Ad>crtisees
hike other intelli gent and Discerning citixenS
male and femsle-haV~ lexrned that TuE
srs and EvlSisq SrN ate at the top Of the
ssss. ssss y aA..; .ss.aSs aSsy 5s' s's' 'sV-sAAs,
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Sew Yors stock Exchange sales. Sui,

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81 N 1901 ........ ......... ..,..... q q =
4 y ~ Nst - ........ pSS
AM, ..,,s. nj, ,xrrsp st.r,s .oxn.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
BARRETT WILL FOUND.
Document Which Was Executed Thirty
eight Years Ago Filed Today.

The will Of the late Oliver d. Barrett,
dated August 20 1864. was filed today for
probate. The document was executed at
Cleveland, Ohio, and names the testator's
wife, Mrs Sallie s. Barrett; his brother,
Benjamin A. Barrett, and his friend,
George Boyle, executors Of his estate
When Mr. Barrett died in this city last
summer II was not known that he left q
viii and his widow. Mrs. Sallie 6. Bar
rett, was granted letters OF administra-
ton. The will was found few days ago
by Attorney Edward G. Niles, among the
papers OF Mr. Barrett.
Accompanying the will is also a re-
nunciaiOn Of executorship by Benjamin
4 Barrett
A statement is also filed by Mr.. Bar
rett setting forth that George Boyle, the
other named executor, is dead.
According 70 the terms Of the Will the
testatOr leaves three-fourths Of his es-
tate to his widow and the remainder TO
his brother, Benjamin A. Barrett
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
south side Of Cuba was decided upon
Rewarded by the President.
As reward for his services as consul
OF Kingston. Mr.. Dent was rendered by
President Mckinley the Office Of Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia he
took the oath Of Oflce in October. 1893
Since then many reforms have been in
stituted BY him in the administration Of
s1.as To Baltimore and Re SI.2.
turn, via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets or sale Saturday and sunday March
and .. good % return until Monday March 3.
All trains except the Congressional Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
NEWS And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Semi-Annual Visitation of the
Grand Lodge, |. o. o. F.
Interesting Exercises at Covenant Lodge
No Is, Closing With a Banquet.
Real Estate Interests.

Grand Master jefferson D. Bradford and
the other officers of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows Of the District Of Columbia
made their semi-annual visitation to
Covenant Lodge. No. 13 last night The
records Of the local lodge we're examined
by the grand officers, after which a So
cial time was enjoyed. Addresses were
made by Grand Master Bradheld, Grand
Representatives F. A sitter and William
R. Allen, Grand Marshal McNeaIe and
Past Grand Master Dr. Thomas J. Jones'
Besides the members Of the local and
grand lodges. representatives from the
various organizations Of Odd Fellows Of
the District were present. The evening
closed with a banquet.
While James Sullivan and Ross Perry,
employees of the United States Electric
Lighting Company, we're drawing a cable
through the conduit near the corner CT
Twenty-sixth and NJ Streets yesterday af-
ternOOn they were knocked down and
stunned by the cable breaking. The men
were badly injured They were taken to
the Emergency Hospital and treated, after
which they were able to so to their
homes.
Sister Angela, formerly known in the
world as Miss Annie Hanlon, daughter OF
Mr.. Arthur Hanlon, of Georgetown. died
yesterday after a lingering illness at the
Frederick MD Catholic convent Short
~ after her graduation from the academy
connected with the Frederick institution,
about four years ago, Miss HanIon en-
tered the order. She was one OF the
youngest sisters at the convent. For the
past year her health had been falling
The interment took place today.
OF the thirteen pieces OF District real
estate transferred yesterday. FIVE are To-
Gated west OF Rock Creek. The percent
age Of Georgetown transfers to the whole.
daily exceeds that of any other section Of
the District
The mortgage tax. imposed under
the laws Of Maryland, which has
operated seriously against the Ioaning Of
District moneys n that State, may be
repealed. Yesterday a committee Of
Maryland and West End real estate men
made formal visit TO Annapolis TO urge
the passage Of state Senator Bryan's
bill for the repeal Of the law. Under the
existing conditions the tax Is borne by
the borrowers instead Of the lender, as
contemplated in the law.
The development of Montgomery county
which on account Of its natural advant-
ages and proximity TO the District. is
most desirable real estate has been seri-
Ously- blocked.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
LIQUOR SALE BILL.

Old Measure ReintrOduced by Represrn-
tative Jenkins.
Representative jenkins this morning
introduced a bill to regulate the sale OF
intoxicating liquors in the District of Co
lumbia.
II is the same bill that was introduced
at the first session Of the Fifty-sixth Con-
gress.
The bill was referred to the House Dis
trict Committee, and will probably be
called up for consideration at the next
meeting Of the committee
The bill is said to have the approval Of
the District COMMISSIONS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
TEMPERATURE
lie So 80 THE MooN.
THE TIDE TABLE.

Srn rose. 6:35 An. Sun sets .5.51 p
Moon rises. lilo PM Moon sets.....-...
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
LOCAL BILLS REJECTED.
Three Measures of Interest Adversely
Reported.

Of Vermont Avenue, for the widening OF
Wisconsin Avenue. and for the extension
of Wyoming Avenue from Eighteenth
Street northwest, were this morning ad-
versely reported by Mr. Mcmillan chair
man Of the District Of Columbia Commit
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
MANY PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
a Number of Arrangements Before JUS
tiCe Anderson.

The following named persons today
pleaded not guilty 70 indictments reported
against them: William Payne, assault.
with intent TO kill, two cases; Alfred
Rummell, criminal assault and violation
Of the law OF the age OF consent: Thomas
Morse. murder; James H. Moore. assault
with intent to kill; Thomas Banks, house
breaking.
Frank W. H. Nuss pleaded guilty to an
Indictment charging forgery
Justice Anderson took the plea under
Amusement and will announce sentence
a some future day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
Mr.. Long May Go on Bench.
Able and Clever LAWYER.

Mr.. Moody is rated as an able man and
very clever lawyer. He was forty-eight
years old last December, is a graduate Of
Harvard. was District Attorney Of the
Eastern District Of Massachusetts from
1880 to 1895, and was elected to the Fifty
fourth and succeeding Congresses. He is
an honest. able, Woodworking man, and
one Of the so-called war horses Of the
Republican side OF the House.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
Embezzler Sent to Tail.

Frank Boswell, twenty years old. plead
ed guilty 10 a charge Of embezzIement to
day in Criminal Court No. / and was sen
fenced by Justice Anderson 70 imprison-
nent for eleven months and twenty-nine
days in the District Jail The prisoner
was employed as a driver by the Mer-
chants Transfer and Delivery Company.
and on December "A. last failed 70 make
a return OF s. collected.
Norfolk q Washington Steamboat Co
Delightful trips daily At ESQ D. m from foot
Ith 81. 70 Oif soInt Comfort. Norfolk Virginia
Beach, and Newport News See adj pace T.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Clearing and not so cold tonight, Sat
urday fair and slightly colder; fresh
southeast winds, becoming southwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Naticnal-Ethel Barrymore in Captain
links, Of the Horse Marines. evening
Colum5 ia-"Old Homestead" evening.
Ii fayette-" Fedora.i fvening
Academy-Ward and Vol1es, evening.
kernan's-"New City Club" Burles-
Guers, afternoon and evening.
BijOu-Burlesque and Vaudeville. after
noon and evening
Chase's-Polite Vaudeville. afternoon
and evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28

sI.a5 to Baltimore and Return, Via B. &
o. r. R,
Saturday and sunday. March u. valid returning
until following Monday. inclusive. Good on ali
trains except Royal Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
MR.. MOODY LIKELY
TO ENTER CABINET
Reported That He Viii Be
come Secretary of Navy.
THE SUPREME COURT PLACE
In Event of Mr.. Justice GIay's Retire
ment, 1t Is Said He May Be Succeed
ed by Nh. John D. Long.

Massachusetts men in Washington are
quite confident that Representative Will
liam Henry Moody will either be appoint
ed Secretary Of the Navy to succeed John
ID. Long, who will retire during the next
few weeks, or Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, TO succeed Mr.. Justice
Horace Gray, who, if he RECEIVERS from
the slight attack Of paralysis from which
he is now suffering Will probably resign
from the bench at an early day, as lac viii
be seventy-foUr years old next month.
Mr. Long May Go on Bench.
It is possible that Secretary Long viii
be appointed 10 succeed Judge Gray. but
those who are acquainted with the situa-
ton IN Massachusetts, and in Washington
do not appear TO think that this will Do
done. but are inclined TO believe that Mr..
Long is more likely to be appointed on the
Federal bench in Massachusetts. There
has been some talk about the appoint
ment Of Oliver Holmes, now member Of
the Supreme Court bench OF Massachu-
sets, but it is known that he will not be
appOinted .....
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
En- statement Gle To-.

The Comptroller OF the Currency has is
sued a call for a statement of the con-
ditiOn Of national banks at the close OF
business on Tuesday, February %.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-28
s. KAHN. SONS & CO.
S. KAHN, SONS & CO.
The Busy Corner. %
Always the Best of Everything for the Least Money
Open Until 9 O'clock Tomorrow Night
1000 Elegant New Silk Waists.

Such value as this has graced department bar
gain tables It's showing which would proud any depart
ment the country purchase which gaddens every
thought Of good fortune It's display Of value which
feel positive will meet with your ready response
ever attempt regarding these waist beauties isn't
gle word than they entitled to- The made of the
very best quality of sOft6nshed The
IN the effective designs deliberately
tucked others finished peats
stitched forming the Gibson shades the
newest spring showing evening
The sizes range from 81 A. although
sent waists worth from $3.50 $780, we give q = A0
your choice, a each. .............. % ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02

The difficulties encountered in cross
ing Lake Baikal in winter are known
by published statement that the trans
Siberian express which reached Mysso-
yaya, one of the termni of the lake pas
sage, on January 8, was detained at
that place for six days. The passengers
We're finally compelled to cross the
frozen surface, a distance Of upward Of
30 miles in open sleighs and on horse
back, with the thermometer registering
279 below zero. The powerful ice
breakers, built in England, are useless
against the dense mass Of ice, which
owing to high winds overlaps and packs
making the surface extremely rough
and almost impossible. 1t is not eX-
pected that the railroad around the lake
will be completed under two years. So
the trans-Siberian route is not ideal in
winter time a t least.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-02

The Improvement of King street is
at a standsun because Of the shutting
down of the quarry near the insane
asylum. superintendent Boyd could
put the street into perfect order and
also some of the surrounding streets,
including Liliha which certainly needs
attention, if he could operate the
quarry for from three to four months.
People who complain about King street
and the vicinity should thoroughly un-
derstand that it is not the Superintend-
ent Of Public Works who has prevented
the necessary improvements being
completed, but that the matter rests.
with the Board of Health Superin-
tendent Boyd is not in fault at all. He
did not even place the quarry where it
is he officially Inherited It,