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New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
YACHTING.
iAPToN's CHALLENGE EXPECTED To N
heard FROM NEXT FRIDAY

iAProN's CHALLENGE EXPECTED To BE
BEARD FROM NEXT FRIDAY.
n seems altogether probable that the much her
aided challenge for the Americas Cup will not ar
rive until the same date the one sent ~, the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club IN lso0-October i2 ReoeDt
adyices from london credit Sir Thomas Iapton with
having said that American yachtsmen viii be,r
something OF challenge by next Friday
When ms attention was called thar
ast night the owner OF a racing "a cht enrolled a.,
the NeW-Nork Yacht club neet said. "AccorSt,,.
10 that. should say the challenge Is coming ne,
the steamer Furst Bismarck. which is due 80 -,
rive about that time. Sir Thomas IL rerts,,,i,.
giving other British gRchtsmen every oprortnri,s I,
challenge for the cup. FOR he Is yaiting 9frtil
almost the last hour OF the ten months limit m
m tho challenge arrives October y An ~ro,,is
probably be accepted within a Week-saV bs -
18th. Ten months from that date would brsne -
race days IN the latter part OF August ipst e,he,s
l.ipton asked for them, N you remember. iast
year"
Yachtsmen here believe that as sr Thomas 4 t,
ton expressed himself entirely satisfied with AZ.
conditions governing the last international rscs
he VII not ask for any concessions IN his new
challenge.
Members OF the Sew-York. I.srchmont and other
clubs admit that fast sO-foot yacht might h.
turned out by New-1oTk BOSTON designer b,lt
they all seem 10 an their faith herreshor
whose continuous experience in the fashioninE az
hir yachts. they say, gives him distinct adVnntace
over novice al the game.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

cash 0uo,afious Wer follows Flour. moderately
st"adN. 10 = spiAg wheSt. sSh .a'- No 3
G9a7lc No rcd o. Pt''.c 10 corn Cle eel IS No
. No ~; No : white, .pnt'.'s
10 r,e asc. No I naNseed 81 -; no Northwestern.
5 clover grade. SIC. Mess pork. bh
SlG iuaSls NoQse Sll sea Sll 40, dry
sal,ed shoulders toNed. 81 GSs -: short clear sides
aoNeIl 81 aOdSll G7i. Nhiske,, basis % high wines
r. on the Produce Erchange to-day the butter
! srSet was rru. Cream.ses i6f@@ daires. l5n3tc
steady. loes on cases returned -oe-pzc chee-e
sttady. n lizGlisc
Duluth oct 3.-,lOss- Whest-Cssh. No hard 20. &C..
No Northern GSs.c: No Northern. G6asc December
Ges.c. MAJ G9i.c. November. 6IssC, maCsrUni No l.
G4s.c. No y 6.s.c. Oats-DeceHter. .Si4c.
Milwaukee Oct. Close Wheat steady. No ! North
en- .3c No = Northsrn 7OGTec: Decemk%r. 697sc Rle
steady: No 50c. Barley steady; No = "a sample soR
6sc.
Minnsapoiis oct 3.-Close: wheat-Dscenber. G6i. a
G6s.c: May. 6sAc: track. No ] hard, 6s-sc; No I
Northern dSac. No = Northern 61isc. Flour strong
rrst second patents s. i3s s. sS. first
clears i5 second clears s. 90 Bran IN bulk
sll 50Nsil 80
Philadelphia oct s-wheat contract grade Octo,-
oats Arm i-c higher white clipped 80. Butter
higher. extra Western creamery. 23c. do
Deary prints Esgs duh. fresh nearby. .aizc loss
or 10 Western 2Sc. Southwestern 2iH22c. do South
20aalc hrms New York full creams. prime.
small i3aI2isc. do fair 90 good. l-@llsc. do prime
large n saiis.c: fair 10 good lo Receipts
lJouT and 1852 go n In sacks; wheat, 1000
i,,sb.' corn so hush 900 bush. Shipment
Wheat, 600 bush: corn A2o0 bush; oats. "a 600 bush
81 Louis oct s-Close: Wheat-No = cash 67s.c:
December 67sc: MAY G9Ssc; No hard 81 =G7ic. Corn
No . cash STc: December 40. MAY. 40c- Oats-No =
cash asisc December. 2si-c, May, 3o'zc. No white.
8sc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

CoTroN-Na'aes scored striking advance to-day.
closing well Up toward The figures
far. The market opened steady with
high'r. moderate" tIvtng worked lp
an additional point o. tvo demand from Wall
bulls and the Later however.
the Who'll" list ess@d OF o. the close
which level speculation dropped r catering SETTLE
fufut trade. With opinions Go the probable
th~ noon government report at skies and
Liverpool cables Not much u
hut The weeth"- chart again denoted heavy rains
Western section 81 the ht and harmful
several districts of the central belt The We~
ucal statsrns nts were about expected
impression uIon local tra-sr-- Just before
sharp break. tl 10 f9r January under
nent 70 Iquidate. based fear
IhFn came the announcement u SIS which
scrambled tor ard IN" bu sought % regain
former suprsnscy. For the balance the session
battle royal between longs and shorts fought out
better position Il considered
crop. Liverpool would 10 rnorroy-
radically higher and Europe will
orders here He hts an Tho afternoon
the market displayed tendency
selling repeatedly a. $50. or within points
previous notch % the thus Commission
houses became vigorous buyers - the
deliveries. the South ana foreign
Ing orders IN the deliy cries
steady 7dS points higher Total
estimated 5000 bales Export agar,
large. though somewhat less than
Private reflected ia,
a moro arbitrary attitude % holdeTs
The Of cputra, prices in the lo-al market to-day
was IS follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
EUROPEAN PRoDUcE MARKEr

Liverpool ocL s.-Cgosing. wheat-sPot-No : red
Western winter duh 5s lOd: No northern spring nrl
o. "a No / California Os 5d Futures quiet Decerslsr
Is losd. March. - lOssd CoTn-Spot quiet, American
mixed Sc sd Futures steady octoher IS Sad, January
as si.d March. ss I'd fcas-CaEacan quiet 6s ~
flouFSt Louis fancy winter quiet ~ "a Hops
don-P Pacirc Coast old and nTm. 90 lOsdfT.
Beef strong: India strong: prime
ness Western. a2s 90. Iiams-Short cut. ii m,
steady. S1z BacOn-long clear middles light
nrm dSs ca ons clear middle heavy. IS 10 ~ steady
s I'd. short clear hacks 10 ~ n steady 5ss clear
bellies J. % le ~ sesdy as C.RbeTsne cut % %
Square. u 90 Is N. hrn. s4s. isrd-Prime Western
~ nerces nru, Ass ID. American rsfnet n pals que-
'sss Sd Butter nominal Nna
Whit as Do coored. So TalloW-Prirns city stead,
.ss lurpentins-Spirits firm. S7~ Rosn-Conul5n guet
ss Ia fetTolsum-Iieaneo suiet. Cd Inseea dun
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

tarIlnel The local market
fa.tn The easier London, where spot closed II
ia-sr CIi4 and lll3- There sale
,ns ~ -not here at - and the market closed
~. COPPER-CoppeT dull and
at lie elecrolyttc at ll.42lz
S,tI s1i.. casting al iS5GiiJOe, and lake az Hasa
0rice= wer unchanged, with a
-, - Ga and futures f52 los. lEAD-I>sad In
- - 70" tnarceI Is a. closing at 40 los 3D. but
h.t ond auiet at Iisc In the NewYork market
ITEH-Spelter alsp ady anced = "a In London,
IS while the local market
rbanrsS a. .IRON-The English iron markets
shsiiseu a. t.Uer Glasgow closing 5Ts lOd Mid
ssS ~ -, sas gd Iron the local market quiet
Warrants continue nominal NO fOun-
shi @ N,hsrn Vas quoted Sz3as25: No foundry
Hsr,bsrn 10 founiry. southern and No foundry.
MpI asses AND SYRUPS-Syrups ruled steady. Mo
si,i-N. e., Win good demand for fine grocery
sI. s,,otstions follow Sew-Orleans centrifugal.
iad lee. good lfnZzc' prime, $50
son Ss. orleans open kettle, 50aioc syruYs. common.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
RRooKLYN sHrrs orr rmLApEIPHIA.

Philadelphia. Oct 5 ,SpeciaD.-Garyin, the Rrook-
Ism pitcher gave a hne exhibition Of twiring here
to-day. and Brooklyn Won the game boy a score "f
To o. The visitors began making runs i'm the
opening inning Sheckard. the hrst batsman Tor
I3roolllNu. got 10 nrst. Keeler singled and Dolan
sacrificed. Dahen walked. nlling the bases. Far
re hunted. scoring Sheckard, ana lrWin-s single
cot Koeler home. In the third inning Brooklyn
made three more runs. Flood placed a single 10
right aud scored on lrWin's double 10 leit Ritter
hsat a slow ball and stole second. GarNiu's lucky
single right sent m Irwin and Ritter. Dolsn got
20 third in the uaN inning for Brooklyn and Tailed
an Dahlen's double. The latter got home for the
SECOND run on Farrells single. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETs.
I.LvERrooL coTToN MARKET.

Liverpool oct 3 a D. m.-Cotton-Spot goo. 90 ils.E
done: prices American middins & alI io,V mid
midslimE 1O0d. mddng - lg' loe1' mr5lnaS.
ding IOOd. good ordinary. " Is, haIes
30 tOod. The sales Of the day We're Io"a ~ acludsd
which were for speculation and export anu kican
0.400 American. Receipts. Loco bales .riran a., nd
Futures opened easier and clpsed easy Aihr snd NJ
ding z o October 4 ca iGOi value, Oc'oe rereme-
vembcr. to- tO0d sellers; November an1 a. oaf sas
as- ICED huvers. December and January tos rssruaf
eTs. January and February. 81 lond se.s. "a fv,i
March. March and An- ara Jupe
sellers: Apr and May 55- 1904 buyers; May -
5J-loed buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
P1rTsBURG. 5: CINcINNArL l.

Pittsburg oct. S.-Because Of the brilliant and
East play Of the Pittsburg helders. Cncinnatis
thirteen hits could only run. Pittsburgs
hits made at Just the right time count.
Attendance. l,5e. The score;
Y. H. r.
nittshurg .-..-....-. o q q q - I
cincinnati ..-..-....1 . . q q q o-l Is
Batteries--Chesbro and thinner; Vickers Pieiz.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
THE STATE Of TRADE.

BunsIl. OF S-FlOur steady. Mhsat- Spring strong
No I hard is in store. ssc. No No,thtIn 90
sas.c corn strong and higher. No ZeioN os'e 10 .
40 65'-c. N f. corn do 61a4c- oats EigEfT.
No . white 30 &C. do. :ic- No mixed y l-zc No 3
90 sic Barey Western. Jtadoc canal freighs easier
CHICAGO oct aThe leading futures ranged follows
Wheat Op ming Highest Lowest 'os.ng
o-tob.r 6~a. ~
December ..... ts'tse1 - ." .'s -
MAY ----.------' 'u.Eh 81 ''st''. ''''-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
wADpEIL,s GooD PIrcHING.

one of the most popular players in the American
League is 'Rube" Wsddell. lie practically won the
pennant for the Athletics OF Philadelphia by his
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

clever t~irng. Many times, I'm the face OF aimos,
certain defeat he went into the box and pitched MS
team 20 victory. HIS strikeOut record during the
latter part OF the season excellent He mas
football team.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

ihe moLfhlg report % the of
nleut of Agriculture shows condition
ton September - have
- on August ~. Gl-4 S+ptsmber o-ta
Der l. liSt ana teu-year average ~ Tbe foiI,,
Ink table shows In the ond thirJ fourth and mn m
unns Iespscurey ~ states tho averages of conlttia
on september = the corresponding averages one rfrtb
the corresponding averages one ysar ay .r5 -
mean of the corresponding averages for ~ as -
years. asN ten
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
For other sports ses sixth page
,o>po>.s Jrwrsu LORD MAYOR.

SL.t.h of SIR Mare samuel. the new Lord
uaxor of London aud some other eases of
Hebrews holding high Office In the Old W "rid
in to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
NANAL STORES.

with q I'd chimes ROs!n steady 10
fl.ru s-d .nchang,d Tar ruled steady a moderate
fsldng demand a late prices. We quote
SPIRITS n RPlNT1NE- on ana machine ssls 5ia
slis
TAR-Pine bids. s. 81. oil bids. s. 81
ROSIN-trommoU g0O1 strained. 81 %. ID. 81
81 G2is. r 81 gS r. 81 20: 80. n. 81 i.brsl rs
s. eOaS2 as: IS. 30: \. sS -. q 81 uSass 10
" ". - 9OaSs 2S
STOCK OK HAND
.
l.l05 bbls
Wuminston oct s-SpIrits turpentEe. zsLc. q.
osips lOs Rosn steady 81 l5aSl 20: receipts
turpentins firm 81 tOpS2 90.
Ia 81 40: receipts ls3 bbls
Savannah oct. 3.-TurIentiue hrm AZ SSc receipts
-Sa sale exports bbls. R0sir firm
receipts > a5s hbs: s6a bh.s exports bbs
Ne suo,. A n 4 D. p. 81 Sair: r. 81 81, a.
81 40; "a 81 Is. 81 80; X. s. 90 s.. \. 50 40.
C. o. e.. u ". =.
Charleston. Oh. s-Turpentine firm a. 45'=c. Rosin
unchanged sales. 300 bills
London. OF. a-ruTp~ntine spirits 3Gs GI Ro-iu
American strained ca IS q.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

nH"~ 'abi-s Rio coffee market steady. Na = BIO
sS,fi. -NrhHrg-. l.i
nll-l S'1i"s i"tsHi bags cleared
bags stock Cote rls-t-f Hr-,
goo slrfaE" Santos $500 receipts. 44."0 bags. sor1
l'-"'Ao uacs Hamburg -t'of-" market opened p
higher sf -" net 4. pfE higher. l. f,l
bags hafr"~tu0e" market opened Irregular D franc
hlgh'f- an I. m 1i- ar.-i ~
ana rnchang"d at 5-op unchanged total
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
houston ......143s fOs se47 $500 ss.062
Houston

Superintendent King makes the weekly statement
q, bales. overland 10 mills
ami canada 1877 bales southern mill tskings tes
match a bales. gain of stock Interior towns,
5s uG brought into sight for the week il3ss@
tsla- Total september i 20 date.
I1rr receipts. lO1g.BuJ bales. overland mills and
canada Ual-s southern mill taHngs testimated).
a interior In OF Sepem
t4r IE bales. sight during thirty three
.iays 10 I.426. 40 bales
totton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables spot cotton
IL, GOOD demand sales iOGO bales. speculation and
receipts. 900. American.
tss mbIding upland. +SIc Futures opened steady.
ri1s lower. easy 70 points lower: October
81. October November. 4t0s. NoNem6er- December.
HecembSrJanuary. 45Ib; January February. 45Is,
is,-,rsr, Msrch March APri. i5Gs, April May
srd May-Iune sob. Manchrst@l arms, good inquiry;
ufal
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
-.nMrAHATINE cnTr0N srATEMENT
For the week ending October 3. 1902.
-ceIpts al ali United States ports during


-, --r.pts al ali United States ports during
O.-a .--.-.----- BOG fis
Ne receipts a. all United states ports week
LAST y@ar 2Is 81.
Total September .U2S 1s5
Tr,rsI receipts 10 same
F,xp-t. TOR th,-
F,,uorts Tor same week ..........-.
Total exports september I.............. 7l12S
Total exports date year .......-.. 4Os 81
stock AZ "a. United States ports -...,...... 3Il 6l9
ye1r .............. 32s 7Of
q interior :sG 4ii
Al interior tims last
STOCK az
A Liverpool 32O.OsD
Of American Rhoat for Great Britain l54O
StprN Of American an1at Great Britain
year $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
FIRST GAME

Totals >. 30 - l3 > Total- u = .
t,,.ton - - q 20 -
Earned runs Boston. T,yo-Uase hit httredgt
stolen bases-Tenney e. Iona. Bases tals-oh WI
lis i: on Miles HU by pitched bali-'atnrH SuayN
out-3y willis = by Miller D. Niid pitch Miller Iluae
i Imuire-Irvyiu.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

Philadelphia -..---..--..--..o - - - - - . %
Earned runs Brooslvn. 3 Two .basR htts-Daheu.
Irwin. iiarr1 Saoncs ht-Dolsu. Double Dallen.
Farrell al RroOkNn. Philadel
phia. :. FIRST base halsOn Ibcrg, 9. struck out
~ 6arztn z; hv lberg I; by Duggeoy = Passed bS
Doom. Wild pitch-GaT1fn. Time 80. Impires Emsl's
al I.lfh
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
GAMES TO-DAY

Boston. 6. NeW-York. Boston. =. N~"-io'A'
RrooEiyn = Phnade pha o PiJtsburg 3. cincinnati l.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04
BASEBALL.
NEw-YoRK LOSES TWO GAMES To Bos-
roN-MORAN MAKES HOME Run.

RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDA
New-York tribune., 1902-10-04

St0sk TaVre a7a tsgs - which . g5A $50 bag.
are brazilian compared with 3,'1 osp and tsrs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05
MUD FLOWERS

This does not sound a very elegant
title, says a writer in the Scotsman,
but l assure you that the finest effects
l have ever seen have been the result
of flowers arranged in moist earth.
The work is most pleasing too, and in
valids would find it very healthful
way of disposing of some of those ted-
GUS hours which are sometimes eX-
tremely wearying to the convalescent.
Before you commence the earth used
must be finely sifted, or, at least freed
from stones; then having provided
yourself with soup plates or oval pickle
dishes, fill them with the earth, press
ing it firmly with the hands, and rails
ing it in the center quite two inches
higher than the sides.
When it is nodded to your fancy dip
a brush into water, and very gently
wet every part, but avoiding anything
like sloppiness-a little experience will
very soon teach you the exact consis-
tency needed to support the stems OF
the flowers You will find it a good
plan to take a knife and press the
earth back to within half an inch of
the edge of the plate-this will prevent
any uneven or slovenly appearance.
Now commence your decorative work
by arranging a border of leaves round
the edge. Ivy and black currant leaves
are the best, as they do not wither
quickly Lay those on, horizontally,
letting them overlap each other slight
ly, and make a hole for the stem with
hatpin or knitting needle; the stems
of all flowers and leaves should be
about an inch long. Insert little sprays
of delicate grass here and there among
the leaves, using your taste and judg-
ment as to the length of the grass-so
as to impart feathery appearance
yet not making it tOp-heavy.
AS to the flowers, novices had better
content themselves with one color at
first; afterward combinations can be
attempted. In any case small bios
SONS or those which can be picked to
pieces are to be used. l saw the 9TH
er day a very pretty arrangement
made with the common yet beautiful
dandelion, the border being composed
of brown foliage-copper beech, l
think-and a few feathery grasses
mixed with the blossoms.
Nasturtiums give a very handsome
effect, especially If some of the rich
brown-red blossoms are mixed with
the lighter shades. No specific rule can
be given as to the arrangement Of the
blooms.
Taste and experience will soon en-
able you to produce beautiful orna-
ments for the drawing or dining room,
and wild flowers, which, in my opinion,
are even more lovely than many of our
hiGh-priced cultivated blooms, lend
themselves charmingly to this style of
table decoration
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

The Dolliver boom has started in the
middle West, but this Is the season for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05
BY AUTHORITY
sHERIFFS SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtune of a certain
Execution issued by Lyle a. Dickey,
Second District. Magistrate of Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall, on the 29th day of August A. d.
1902, in the matter of Chu Suck Bau,
doing business as Sam Kee, VS.. Chang
See, doing business as Hop Chan, 1
have on this 3Oth day of August, A. D.
1902 levied upon, and shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale in said Honolulu, at II
o'clock noon of Friday, the Bird day of
October A. d. 1902, all the right, title
and interest of said Chang See, doing
business as Hop Chan, in and to the
following described personal property,
unless the judgment and cost of execu-
ton amounting to Eighty-one and 30
100 Dollars, interest, costs and my ex-
penses are previously paid:
Goods. wares and merchandise con-
sisting of canned goods, pickles, tables,
chairs, stove, kitchen utensils, counter
scale and weights, show case, lamp,
etc, etc.
See inventory of said property at
my office.
Honolulu, Oahu.
CHAS. F. CHILLINGWORTH
Deputy Sheriff Territory of Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

hot air in the prairie states.-Boston
Transcript. -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

HOT DAYS and warm nights, with
their perspiration and heated blood,
bring discomfort which quickly gives
way to refreshing oolness after using
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer.
This preparation not only cools but
also cures dandruff, preventing newt
able badness and that annoying irri-
tation of the scalp.
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER.
Sold by all Druggists and at the Union
Barber Shop. Telephone Main 232.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05
ROYAL. MENIIS

At all dinner parties given by the
Prince and Princess of Wales the menu
is invariably couched in the French
language, no matter what the national
ity of their Royal Highness' guests
may be. But with the King no hard
and-fast rule obtains with regard to
the language employed for the menu
cards land these, decorated with views
of Buckingham Palace, are printed in
colors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

The Board of Registration for the
Island of Oahu will meet at Honolulu
Hale, next to the Post Office, in Homo
lulu, between the hours of seven and
ten a. m. and five and eight p. m. each
day except Sunday. beginning Septem-
Der End, 1902, and continuing until
further notice, for the purpose of ex-
aiming applicants for registration as
voters in the coming election and de-
termining their eligibility.
LORRIN ANDREWS,
Chairman.
NJ. A. GONsALYES,
w. j. COELHO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

Terrible Story of Disease and Death
From Borneo-Almost Entire Mill
tary Corps is Wiped out by Cholera.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05

CHAS. F. CHILLINGWORTH,
Deputy Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05
WILCOX WRITES TESTIMONIAL
TO BRYAN.
An Entirely New Feature IN the Split
of the Democratic Party-Wilcox
May Become a Bourbon.

Testimonial from Robert w. Wilcox
to Or. William Jennings Bryan;
My Dear Docuor:-ror some time
my political stomach was in d pad way
ana L could take no nourishment, out
since using your prescription L have
been abe to swallow the democrat &c
party
VERY truly,
Robert WILCOX"
Whether the Wiicoxian pontical
stone.n will De abe 20 retain its dose
of Democracy is a question. AIready
the various factions of the party are
Struggling ana nsnung in "A way tuat
must be dsheartening to the believers
in the Great ana Glorious Principles"
The element that has endorsed Wilcox
is being made the butt IF ridicuIa ami
sCorn by the stalwarts. The role of
being ridiculous is not very pleasant,
however, and the crowd are squirming
in way that is highly amusing. Iney
have the satisfaction certainly of max
ing themselves the laughing stock of
the community and the Mainland as
well, as soon as the news of their ac-
ton shall have become known. The
endorsers of Wilcox are trying in every
way possible to induce the rest of the
party to stand by and lend a hand, but
the Wilcox dose is more than the real
Simon pure Democrats can stomach.
1t is now proposed among some of
the party that Wilcox turn from Home
Ruleism and announce himself as a
Democrat. In fact this is being made
the price of possible allegiance by
some of the better class of the party.
1t is urged that inasmuch as Kuhio has
come out Republican that Wilcox fol-
low the lead and become an out and
out Democrat. 1t is urged by those
who have suggested this plan, that it
will enable the better element in the
party to overcome their sCruples and
support Wilcox where they can not
honestly do so now under present con-
ditions.
This presents an entirely new feat
ure to the split in the Democratic par
ty, but so far as is now known, it has
not been preached to Wilcox. Whether
he will make the change at the pres
ent time in as straightforward anC
honorable a manner as Kuhio is very
doubtful, for the character of Wilcox
is too well known for the people to ex-
pect him to do anything IN any but ar
undetermined way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-09-05
TROLLEY EXTENSION.

Through trolley cars now run from
Kalihi to Pawaa with two connections
with the Punahou to Wyllie street line.
These are. situated at King and Liliha
and at King and Alapai. At the latter
junction, passengers viii have to walk
the short half block between the lines.
The cars will also be sent down Alex
ander street at the present Punahou
terminus to Beretania streets.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-16
MARION
COUNTY
LAWYERS
Appoint Committees for I'm
proving Legislation

Al called meeting OF the Marion
county Bar Association yesterday, the
following committee on legislation
was appointed: w. II. Holmes, chair.
man: G. G. Bingham. John A. Carson,
w 7. Slater and G. II. Burnett. This
committee is 10 formulate It's recon.
mendations as to needed legislation in
he interest of the legal profession
md submit a report for the future
cOnsiderauOn of the association, at
an adjourned meeting. 20 be held on
Next Monday.
G. G. Bingham moved and was made
ohairman Of committee that to labor
~ secure for the third judicial district
four terms OF the circuit court each
year, instead OF three as at present.
me amount Of litigation In this dis.
trict has greatly Increased OF late