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PERSONAL MENTION.

MIR. Alfred S. Dyer is quito slck at hlA
home In this city With AN acute attack OF
pneumonia,
Miss Emmlch OF Little Rock is visiting
her sister, Mrs Joe Emmich 1907 Pres
ton avenue.
Captain L. T. Harris Of Angleton, for
mcr Texas Ranger and who for thirteen
In South Africa was ~ the city yesterday
with his friend, Mr. A. T. SpaldMg. lie
Is fun OF Interesting Incidents OF the Boer
war.
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Speed tho Day.

Dallas Times Herald.
Ding, doug. belll
Sounding the kneU
~ little. pusillanlmous.
Wobhly kneed and venomouS.
Historian Maclay.
May Heaven send the dsy
pen boeellng governmental clerks
Shall ctsse 20 NEEDLE with the works
And only draw THAR pay.
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A comparison Of these quotations shows
many advantages in favor Of Houston as
wholesale market. When the buyer cons'd-
ers the benefits 10 be derived from Hons-
toms freight rates he will find that even
when the quotable figures at other mar.
kets are lower the price finally PAID is
generally greater The prices are those
ruling among Houston wholesale MGR
cnants and are revised daily.
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Jesse the infant son OF Francis Brown,
dind Saturday evening at the residence
No. 1905 Capitol avenue. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon aud the re-
mains were laid TO rest in the Catholic
p,metpry
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BEEsWAN-Prime Texas, 2aa23c per
pound. P''
, EANS-lmported navy beans. Hsd4ssc;
black eyes. 4ata5c; Michigan navy ~.
california navy; 4AG4h.c snaps 81 90 per
Ppshel' wax, $3.50 per hushei; California
BITTER Blue Star. eon28c; dairy. zoe.
Elgln creamery. 2S029c Texas bricks
laal9c, oleomargarlne Lincoln solids
We; Lincoln prints, he: Daisy solids isTt
tal Gem and country rolls l9e Emnirs
STATE special. i5c: special Blue star fSc
Elgln dairy bricks, lac: Ideal lIc. Pnrily
GItansry' 10 and Solb tuba. 2sc lib
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RrCrIpTs AT FORT woBTF

Fort Worth, Texas. January 5,-str'''
Andrew Nlmmo Of the Fort Worth 8
Yards company has lust completed
mcnt showing the total number n ~
that pnSsrd through the wards dg,E-
past yrnr ms follows: Cattle, SjOlaA
182,024, sheep, 1865 horses and 4
l1,isT; n total of 2G4. 253 animals
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rency that he was called 90 Sew York TO
tnlk over .hlngt 10 bis present poSluoI5
with the road. None OF the ofuelas "l
the Southern Paclac in Houston knew any
thing about the matter yesterday.
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Mrs. AIice Leona Sanford.

Mrs. Alice leona Sanford. iWed "A years
died yesterday morning at the residence
No, 22lS Kane street, at 10 o'clock. She
'cnves a mother, three sisters and dauCh
ter years Of aye. The funeral will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment In German cemetery.
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PAINTs. OILs. Am GLASS.

White lead. per cwt strictly pure so so;
second grade 5000; third grade SIS %.
Turpentne, per case, two 5-gallon cans.
So 50; barrel lots 45c per gallon. Mineral
paints, in barrel lots. per cwt. soc: Ven
per cwt, Sl.O0 LinSeed oil. best, boiled.
zoe. Ready mixed house paints, 81 .O,sd
80 per gallon, according to brand; mineral
paints, coo per gallon. Window glass, So.
20 per cent OF JannarY list
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APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis, MY
fancy wlucsaps. 50. 25m5 80; fancy h
boxed. I've red. 81 9Od2 90.
BANANAS Loose. 81 50CdI 6J; n
81 .Tl6i2 On.
CRANBERRIES-S SO 90 per busht
barrels. 50 80
COCOANTTS- Per sack Of 100. (
4 90. less quantities. 81 .25.
LEMONS MessinHs. new crop
SG.Ti: CALIFORNIA;, SO. 2Jd3.a0.
ORANGES California navels, CE
PEARS Fan varieties Californi,
Nells. SO. 90
PINEApPLES- crate, S40oaii
GRAPES New York Catnwba, Sa
baskets. 23c; Carrier crates. 10 3-b a
s. p; Malaga or Almeril, 2J-lb kenI
t1G 90. NEE
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In the Windy CIV

Chicago News. ,eSlng
Maybe the answer 20 W. eaai
drum. when Is a gamblm'e Ne Z
gambling gamer Is Nv h'h
has pull.
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hasso was asssted by Mrs. T. r.. Lin Fay
cite Of ST. Louis, Mo.
Central Christian Church.
There were TWO very tine congregations |
NJ the Central Christian church yesterday |
and great Interest was nllniftstcd in th-
services Rev r.. W. Brickert, the pastor |
is built NJ up This congregation and th
work Of this church wonderfully. lie is |
proving most acceptable pastor and Is |
uttlring Ia blr Efforts TO advance the case
Of his Master Ia every way possible. The
singing Yesterday was splendid, although
there WAS no special song service. TOeIe
were five additions to the church at yes
terday's services.
AT The evening service Roy. Brlckert read
For the lesson tue fourteenth chapicr OF -.
Luke and taking Tor thc suuJert OF ms
sermon, "RespouSuIity OF the church Ia
saving the world. hc said In part.
In connection with the lesson read }
viii cali attention to the tweuty third
verse OF the fourteenth chapter: And the
Lord said unto the servant, 40 out into
10 come IN, thhl my mouse may be uNtu'
also the twcuty-"ghth chapter Of ST.
Matthew; Teaching item TO observe all
tnugs whatsoever / have commanded YOU
and 10 l am always with you always cyen
unto the end of the world.
"Now the Son OF God has promised to
be with MS, II we do the things hat lle
has commanded, | have known people TO
say they did not believe God answered
Pias ~ v nn u I,' "m nr ,nry
prayer The obligation rests upon any. If
tiod M told MS To- do" We must eNpect To-
Is so p ,n and Eind with her ebld 5
Is natural Jesus Christ came into the
world 10 make It natural; fc came into the
we try to nnoln.ige for our sIns saving il
IS natural but this is NOT So From the
beginning man began to rebel against ihS
law Of God and 10 depart from HIN, aud
I'm *, DAYS Of Moses men were SO sin.
~ th1t God sent serpent, TO bite them.
Ca to tto, Xxi yIr quo GA tolj NIoers
TO prepare hrazcu serpent aud tell poo
nlc 10 look upo1 II, AMI nj! TINT looked
Snonu nGe' ~ men VII a'e 'nal are n"ng
mrch MS another to preach Tho gospel il
shc ND bc the ioy of every ono 10 contribute
Ia the church. II should he taught 10 every
me. ! d. NOT think il Is wise for the par.
Ont 10 contrlhutc for the family Each
LORDS dny ench child should have Its own
contribution II should he one ~ the rich
est blessings 10 take mart In this work
"I.ct rs see what wc arc commanded 70
do Go End tench MI nations" now &c
ont and compel thCn to come in hut IN,
vast majority Of Christians say they dC
not have time 10 compel thcm 70 come In
n great mart Of tho Christian pcoulc ar,
rot taking mart in this work Suppose Jesus
Ind snid he did NOT have tlmo To prcncl
The gospel to MS; We would have been lost
Now II We are going to evsREelI2c orr cit
lot us all give II some attention; II tht
church has membership o. 200 or 90
then NIL Of them should hc Interested II
the things Of the Kingdom If cod let u
give Il orr earnest attention.
Shcarn Memorial M E. Church South,
U'S,,o No., 80 ,r,,a,.a,,,,u. 1or,
We '' W, ~ ''' :
attendahce ~ the molhltE service
Shearn Memorial Methodist Tpiscop,
snu,'u, 30 ,'""'a S' M ,h 49, msS y" -
and rnon,o 80 ,ra.t,, i, foct ~ r,aS -,
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Tho funeral of j, ]. Sutherland, the
stranger who shielded on Friday afternoon,
took place Yesterday morning from the
undertaking parlors Of Ross & Wright.
Tho wife Of deceased was present The
remains were buried IN Evergreen Gene
terry.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUlTS-Apples, Bib. aoc9
81. 10: piueapples sliced, $40; eyeiess ana
coreless, Sl.G5ml.75; extra grated, Sl.SoG
l.s5; pears. Glib, soc; strawberries, 2lb'
$1.lOal2O blackberrles, lib s0Gsoc;
praches, lib. S1.OGd1. Is.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, I'D
full weight, S2Ig@S0c; Bib, fun weight
Heal 10: 2lh, seconds, SO4S2i2c; BID
seconds 81 Odll.05; Okra and tomatoes,
2lh p5c Canned kraut, BIB, $lO3Ml ~;
California asparagus, 2A-lb. Sl,9aW2 10;
I'm. California asparagus tips, 500 baked
,eans. Bib 01c; lib string beans. soc lid
kidney beans. 95c; 2.lb stringless beans
81 -: 2-lb marrowfat peas. Nlo; I'D
An crlcau petit pos, S1,50al13; AZ coon:
SlUO; 2-lb Blue Kidg3 corn, Soc; PHdr OF
Maryland, 05c: Newark, soc; Better thah
CALIFORNIA FRUIr-EXtra standard,
2,a.lb peaches lemon cling $lOo12.oO;
yellow Crawford $l.s5@190 black cher.
RES. 81. 2Ud2 %; white cherries. 81 2'M
2NJ; apricots 81. SO@1, 80; wberries,
1-tGa2 10, plums. $l.6jml.Iai grapes. Sl6l
@i.75; seconds, loo per dozen less than
extra standard prices: -.
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & T. Old Fash
! icned, gallons, SO 10 Pei case: q gallons,
/ S3.5O per case "a salIons, $40 per case.
/ Kgirc mol syrup, lib cans, Nd85c, Gold
| Mccall brand fancy table syrup quart jars,
| 81 90 per dozen: b. Il. X Co., Gold Medal,
| 2lh, 95c; $lb, SI35; 5lb, S2,2l; lolb'
S4.25.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICE
LARGE CONGREGATIONS GREET THE
PASTORS AT EACH SERVICE.
Rev. Hay OF Shearn Church lll---Evange-
list Sid Williams Begins Meeting
at Liberty Avenue Baptist Church.


There was a large attendance upon the
church services In this city Yesterday. The
$500 - 49, " -, ,ss,..,
FORMER coid snap nau Vhuseu 'ne eN'
churches 20 prepare for the cool weather
Yesterday. The result was that the bulld.
49, - .,,,s,,,,,ti,. .t,s+od aud Tho cool
Hss we're NViulV'''"iS He"'SN 49,
atmosphere through when the ehurchgoers
Neui 10 and from the services was exhil.
ara,tng aud hrocinr This being the hrst
80 ..,''t1' s,r,,tst,,t
sunday III me new year ptoDaoi9 iurulsheu
an additional attendance from those VINO
49, go -. >,,,. 49, .,,,,no,. no
VINO Wsnt 10 uedr NC" A'"' se'Ai'"''
that as II may the Attendance was very
laree ana a. one brother suid, il was Ike
- a. LOO. -
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. o, b. cars from millers.
dealers charge from store 5dlOc more per
loO lbs on bran, 2q3c per bushel ON oats
and corn, and lOdl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BIiA\-Per 100 he 81 396ti .3S.
WHEAT SHORTs-Per 100 lbs, 81. 45a
$50.
CORN CHoPs-Pure. 81 SIS.
CORN-No. sacked, SGl5MS7Igc.
OATS-Per bushe 5SladUin
IIAN-Alfalfa, S15 0OGii5. 80: choice finn.
othy, Sl9. O0dSl9. so; South Texas prairie
hay, 81. 5O09 90; North Texas ana Territory
hay, S1i OVGi6. %.
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The Texas optical Go. wishes Ia an.
nounce 10 their friends aud customers that
they have moved from their old stand az
MAIN 70 10ls Main street where they
Thi he glad 10 give an examination ~
their eyes free. "
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WIRE NAILS S2.a5 base per kel
BARBED WIRE Galvanized G4
S3. 50 per lon lbs; galvanized Bslsi
per 100 lbs
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CoRRECrInN

In the display advertisement OF +
heehenger Tint appeared In yesterder's
f3st ANNOUNCING the auction L. c0mmnn -
nd H. m 'u'S"hS
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Prescription No. 1881 by Elmer 4, 4n.,,
VII not cure al Complaints b,f f. ,lIi'
cure rheumatism. E. r. schmidt. uon.'
ton. Texas sole agent.
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MOVED

lhs Texas Optical co. are ucu in their
neE eniEtsEs. soIn Main ErxSst.
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nRIEn FRTITS Am M

DRIED FRUITS AND NrTS
APPLES Fancy evaporated, 5O.b .
aiac: lib cartons, fancy, 10lsc; 4,
choice 0iac; choice evaporated, ~
dried, 6igc ~
APRICOTS Per lb. loose. 10Ilalt
ClTRON In lO-lb boxes. lac.
CURRANTS 25-lb boxes. CLEANED
Sta@9c. lib cartons, 0Mm11c
DATES-1-lh packages, 7i2dsIke
dates, 0c; Hollowei, bulk. 6O-lb boie,
FIGS Imported, 12i4@l5c,
Choice new stock A.e
RAISlNS California, 3-crown II
boxes, 81 65Ml -; = boxes, l.. N ii
G0M7Oc; 2.crown, L. NJ. raIsins, 5bE
5i5MGc: 3-crown, l.. NJ. 6i2d7c.
PRIMES California. 0o-l00s, iIe.a
sc; 70.sos, 5lac; 60-70s, Sc; 5o.6Cs, 81
sos, iIac.
NUTS Brazil. i6@17c per III flOss
ily, 13c; California walnuts, lsdibl
nuts, fancy hand picked. 5aid9c; \
t3tm5c: Jumbo, Gm6l.r: almonds. Tar
lGMl1c per III In sacks; California ts
15c: pccanS, new crop. 1ldlJc; cha
Piedmontes. 10c.
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NO LEPERS WANTED


The Republican mass meeting ON
saturday evening was we'll ATTENDED.
the audience filling nearly am the seats
|iD the drill shed and being "a thUrOugh-
lN representative one Honolulu buai-
ness men turned out very generally
and natives and whites were about
evenly divided
The laprosy bin introduced i'm con-
grcss was the main subject of the
. meeting, though the reported efforts at
| Washington to- secure an amendment
/ to the Organic Act restricting the
suffrage of natives was also referred
to and was mentioned i'm the resou-
|uons adopted at the close of the meet
/ lug.
/ Judge j. L. Kauukou presided and
presented Senator w. G.. AChi as the
first speaker AChi spoke i'm Hawaiian.
4 W. j. Coelho acting as interpreter
/ He strongly denounced the idea of es-
tahlishing national leper settlement
anywhere i'm Hawaii Representative
William Aylett and William Oleuau
followed i'm the same strain. Captain
rcrger's band furnished music.
The following resolutions We're adopt
ed.
Whereas there has been recently
introduced i'm Congress by Delegate r.
| w. Wilcox "a bin providing for the es-
/ adjustment of q national reservation
for the confinement of lcpers on the
Island of NOlOkai
/ And whereas said bin is calculated
ITO seriously injuTe the commercial
prosperity and social interests of the
/ TERRITORY;
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
| Republican party of the Territory of
/ Hawaii i'm mass meeting assembled
does hereby protest against the pass
! age of said bill and further, desires
Ito be placed on record as unaltprably
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
AN ICE AGE COMING



WIN sparkling ahe'uole ana uoul'ly
illustration, Slr ROBERT BAH LoNhueau
professor uI aSJIauoulN anu Eeolhel
IN Cambridge University Ehslahu, anu
former royal astronomer Oh lIeIahu.
Delivered an address on lhe ause Oh
an Ice Age at Columbia university
lately.
Announcer SIatlaI pellou' Sli I'oDetI sane
is TO come again. Nheh great Helu OIL
nee VIII sweep across lhe helniSpneIeS,
cfuShlhE' SllhGlhE' neuulilpIns al!
lhIhSs LOT huhdIeus Oh lilouSauus uL
years. ana IN Jus mature NoISg Ian "a
NINE. Hoou ana 'eSIIlsIl'J. liIS gg H.,
however N noI que uull jl'le i a ll,,,
Ine sig Oh lIe nee aAe III 5'g ''Il,5 " a.,
ION Oh NtliuS, "i'lIel anu IIl' go, III IN
l. I7o'9' anu ll'l7 ~ ny W D' IpI,,,,'
ioL So!is 'IUuS"''Os VI r"'9, -S u.s.. a. a.
"' I,'s '.lis VI l1S -
IHlpoSsIple l'lr pIoLe9auI 'sS'l ~. ~,
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cold AID GREEN MI.

The Maile Ilimas and the Hackfeld-
Davies combination played a fierce and
desperate gaFDe Of football on Saturday
afternoon at Makiki in which the
Males won by the scant margin of one
goal, the only point scored by either
side during the match.
The one point was made during the
first half and in the second the Males
lost numerous chances to add 10 the
score. The ball was in the ne1ghbor-
hood of the Hackfeld-Davies team all
the time and only at long intervals was
it shot towards the Males, then only to
be promptly brought back despite the
desperate attempts, of Morse who play
ed a lone game with fruitless energy.
Not that the rest of the team were not
playing but every one seemed bent on
putting up an individual game and be-
yond centering the ball once in a while
gave no other evidence of concerted
playing than might have been expected
from eleven men who had never seen
each other before. Dusenberg played
well at goal McGilI played the best
football for the winners.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
YACHTSMEN OBJECT.
EXorbitant Prices for Fixtures and Re-
pairs Charged Locally.

EXorbitant Prices for Fixtures and Re
pairs Charged Locally.
The La Paloma has returned to Pearl
Harbor and is now waiting for a new
set of sails to suit her slOop rig. Her
owner Clarence MaCfarlane has added
one more to the long and growing list
of local yaChtsmen who will after this
send away for all the repairs parts and
other details of yachts that are not alb
soutely necessary to be done here.
MI Macfarlane says he was charged
an amount for a job that was utterly
out of rhyme or reason being exactly
four times as much as the same
amount and style of work cost for the
Gladys on the mainland better material
being used in the latter case. Local
boat builders, iron workers and sail
makers it is said, seem to have the idea
that the amateur yaChtsmen of Homo
lulu are an easy prey and can be charg-
ed three and even four times the
price that could be charged an ordinary
everyday individual. The only saliva
ton seems to be to pin them down to
price beforehand, a method which
they VIII use every possible subteTfuge
to avoid.
As many of the local yachtsmen serv-
ed their apprenticeship on Eastern and
foreign waters and are not tyros at the
game nor the approximately correct
cost of things, they are determined not
TO submit to the eNtOrtiOns and the local
trade will, through their own fault
overreach themselves and find the
yachtsmen but a slender source of re-
venue unless a speedy difference is
made in the general scale of prices for
yacht repairs
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SOMETHING THAT WILL, DO YOU
coon

We know of no way in which we can
be of more service to our readers than
to tell them of something that will be
of real good to them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what
we consider one of the very best reme-
dies on the market for coughs, colds,
and that alarming complaint, Group.
We refer to Chamberlains Cough
Remedy. We have used 1t with such
good results in our family so long that
it has become a household necessity.
BY its prompt use we haven't any
doubt but that it has time and again
prevented Group. The testimony is
given upon our own experience, and
we suggest that our readers, especially
those who have small children, always
keep it in their homes as q safeguard
against crOup.-Camden Is. c., IT, S.
A. Messenger. Sold by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., general agents,
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
JAPANESE TONNAGE.

In 1900 the total tonnage of ships fly
ing the japanese flag was 900 tons
which 100000 tons represented steam
ships and the remainder, sailing ships
and other smaller vessels. BY the end
Of last October the above figures had
increased only by six or seven hundred
tons and it is regrettabe to learn that
the Nippon Yusen Kaisha has now
fallen from the seventh to the eighth in
the order of the large steamship COM
panies Of the WOrld.-Japan Gazette.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
THE HTLO BAND.

HILO February Through the soil
citation of c. c. Kennedy the bust
ness men of Hno have subscribed lib
orally to a fund for the maintenance OF
the Hilo band. The sum so far raised
amounts to nearly $500 The work the
band has been doing recently has been
appreciated by the public much more
than the musicians may think.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10

HILO, February 7.-PhiIlip Peck
leaves for Honolulu by the Kinau today
to make final arrangements with the
government officials regarding the HiIo
dock. While in Honolulu Mr.. Peck will
also confer with members of the Homo
lulu Chamber of Commerce about the
merits of the Morris proposition to ad-
Vertise the Hawaiian Islands through
out America. Upon his return he may
have recommendations to make upon
the subject.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
WHITES AHEAD At pnLn

The Whites proved their right to the
title of No. ! team at polo Saturday af-
ternoon, winning from the Red and
Whites by a score of to 4, There was
lack of dash characterizing the play
as neither side were taking chances for
a yictorv but both striving to play good
team work and according to plans
which until they are perfected, Will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL co. LTD.

A special meeting Of the shareholders
% the Waialua Agricultural Company
Limited viii be held in the hall over
the Office of Castle e. Cooke, Lite, in
Honolulu, on Wednesday, February -
1902, at 10 o'clock a. m, Business, con-
sideration Of new Bylaws.
e. .. TENNEY,
Secretary, Waialua Agri. Co.. Ltd,
Honolulu, January 4, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
BOWLING INTEREsrs

Between forty and fifty entries have
Deen made for the bowling handicap
competition to be held at the bowling
parlors. The bouts commence tonight
and the finals will be rolled on Saturday
night The game seems to be very po-
pular among the young element of the
city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
VIM, G,lrWin &C.,, Ltd,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE

Scottish Union National Insurance.
Company OF Edinburgh,
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General InBur-
ance Company,
Associated Assurance Co., Ltd, OF M
mich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assurances
Co., Ltd, OF London,
Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool,
Alliance Assurance Company Of fon-
don.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-10
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED

The city Of Spokane, Wash, has paid
in recent years thousands of dollars
for damage suits resulting in injuries
received on defective sidewalks.
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ANOTHER ILL-FATED CONDOR.

VIGO (Spain), January 25.-The OBJ
solete Spanish gunboat Condor has been
towed into this port in a damaged con-
dition due to the explosion of her
boiler, which killed three men and in
jured nine others, including the COM
mander of the vessel The boat is prac-
tically a total wreck.
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PreDarel By Dr J. Z - - ~. .. $ 4.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-02
What the Witnena snvr.

"Do you mean to swear" said the
foreman of the jury to the witness,
that at the time of the quarrel that
constitutes the cause of this action you
saw the prisoner with coal scuttle in
his hands making ready to heave it at
his wife!"
''Not exactly" said the witness, with
considerable hesitation. II mean to
swear that saw the prisoner with a
coal scuttle in his hands"
SIN what attitude was he them"
asked the presiding judge.
'Well. now. since your lordship has
asked, I'll tell the truth. The prisoner
was lying down with the coal scuttle
over his head and his wife on the top
Of it."
The jury returned verdict of not
Suilty.--London Chronicle.