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payments, lowest prices, goods guaranteed
delivered on first payment; business confidential
ave and Izth ST. upstairs Late with C@sJei
berG's- se5-5Jt
FOR SALE-Lunch ROOM receipts so daily
Price y go 10 quick buyer CAPITAL BJSi-
MSS ENCHANGE, Atlantic Building uS-5
FOR sALE-OId established grocery store on
capitol Uiil; bargain 90 quick Duyer. Dun
LAP, 500 st. MIS-
WANTED Partner. a young man with sinai!
capital 20 invest IN good paying, well Is
tabIishcG business and attend TO business while
7 ann away from city ADDRESS BOX O., this o.
nee ez-5
FOR sALE-A candy. notion and cigar store.
BON - this ot5ee- c2-a
LIVERY STABLE. clearing $3.50 month; price
= 90. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81
F 81. ms
FKTIT AND CONFECTIONERY STAND clear
Ia, 3 day. snap. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, Oh + s.. in2-S
observation-disclosures stand. NEW YORK
NESS BROKERS, Gil F 81 m2S
ron SALE-Furuished boarding house, com
pi,te. 18th ST. above C. always fun, III health
DIR. ~, Agent, DO 18th 81 NV ms
FOR SALE Grocery, cigar, and notion store
GgI ID ST. ms
FOR SALE-Neat market and grocery; good
location; good reasons for selling Address at
once, BON 81. ibis Office ms
FOR SALE- Cheap, stock and fixtures Of small
grocery store doing good cash business cheap
Ieut- 9I5 -tH 81. s. els
$50 wiH buy an established business paving so
weekly; short hours; viii stand careful Iuves-
tcati0n. address BOX :. this office. e29-7
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and malnsprlngs.
soc. BROWNE. ~ T Il milf
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help wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WaNTED-Colored bus5oy. -rsshwouan and
general h0useXoTkeEs-- HARRELL'S HOTEL
AGENCY. 81 Pa ave NV mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WASTED-By Hnan with engineer license. posi-
ton Write VI. C. l., Z2ls gth 81. nv. q
WANTED-By frst-class and compei,.ut bar
keeper position. BOX -, this Office ELS
WANTED-By boy. 10, place in ary Lind
Of store house Apply al 1894 Mass ave nj
WASTED-By young man, position - second
hand On bread address J. C.. 1896 9Th 81 NV
M
WANTED-By intelligent boy ot Il, position IN
Office; speaks German and English also similar
position by young lady gf agreeable manner.
speaking German and English; las some kuo,s J.
edge OF typeuritiHg and shorthand Both
1saT1nIy recommended by Rev T. A. Mcneil
1821 G St. nv e2-2
WANTED-By bookkeeper Of Is YEAR, expert
euce. set of books % keep evenings: terms
reasonable. Apply bon o., this once. e2-3
WANTED-By an ex-Knox Express driver, place.
Aairess DRIVER, COS ~ ST. SUI e2-3
WANTED-Situation wanted by licensed en-
gineer. address BOX q, this Office. MIS-
WINTED-By col0red man. place as bar poF-
ter 3 Years' experience Please call CT write
20 9l6 llth St nw- eI-3
WASTED-By an experienced hoIseIn4n. posi-
ton 10 drive wagon. work q any kind,
best Of reference. address BOX IS, this Office.
n1-s
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TEAMS Of BLrENoxr BRAxcH.

Leave Washington, Eeek days. 10 a. IT.,
loo P. m.. 4:35 p m, as p. II, and SIS
p II latter to iees5UrE only sundays only
BlUenoHt-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEO-MJSCET ANF0UC
.,--,---
feet. AupIv DIG gth s. nv "a
-.-.
o"iNI 70 the great demand have for iurnl-
cure carpets &C l vii Pay Eou more money
Ey1ffATCE' I13I iff 81. nv et AZ
and sewing. Drou l5astal. ICg = nv. -
-----
~ lELl-Aclai iatAeIs- Apply -t%LhItAN
FlHLFROOFlAG co, 30 ~ s. L@- Il
- a, J. - 1i l'e's ---'-' &c @I'-- -Si-O- T.
~ hL-,-, az u - -..- ~
WANTEU-Fiye-gaIIof coffee ar1 lined, il good
condition. must be cheap. state pI.cc. address
Bon ~ uls Office ils-S
II, WYNN r,.r.o,-r5r7,,r ~ ID ,frry5rc- s,.g-.
!. -, -, ! -lt4 - 80 gIy
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NANTED-Position as cook, washing and iron
ing and general housekeeping in a private
family; reference. address BOX ., this Of
fee es-3
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SUMMER TOURS.

GREAT LAKES. VAST PRAIRIES. RCT
SPRINGS. CLOJD-CAPPED MOUN-
TAINS. GREAT GLACIERS
AWESO3lE CzASoNS
CHINA. JAPAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
HAWATIA ISLANIS. AND AUSTRALIA.
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS
For pamphlet describing al these trips apply
Canadian Pacific Railway. 1929 Pa Ave. auS-tf
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-One fine family uar5e and three
vehicles cheap Apply To WILLIAM oGLE- lht.
Crescent st. NV, Meridian IiiI. Washington,
D. O. e2s
FOR SlLE-Bay mare 6 years old 4 J. MAY
~ II. sw. e5-a
FOR SALE-Youn- hay horse. 10 hands; stan
hope buggy and harness, cheap 10 D 81. NV.
FOR sALE-A light delivery wagon Us X
ST ne mss
ron SALE-Bay cob l6 hands high. weight.
I-za0 pouuds. Rear Gs5lz 81 ST. nv Call after
20 T.. Ia mss
FOR SALE-No reasonable offer refused; Is
borse= and mares: suitable for any business or
family USE weight $50 o. l-iiS- age . 20 9,
also : suitable Cor farm OF telyE hauling. Call
at residence 2I2 ~ st. NV 60
FOR SALE-Torse and ruuabou5- owner i'll,
must sell. HOPKINS Livery Stable year Of
1872 9Th St nu. e."
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT BESERYE-Tryo young
horses and one mare. suitable for family or aIy
business: also rubber tire rlHabuuJ and har-
ness, nearly new Call rear 81, 9 St nv. ms
FOR sALE-Chelp. fast gray pacing horse
esq; EeatIc. fearless; rubocr-tiTe rIna5out
and harness. Address Boa Il, this otlee- In2-3
FOR sALE-WaGou. Apply afJer P m. Iils
18th 81 ne MS
FOR SALE-Good work horse $40; b5Ggr horse.
S75: gentle; also lot oi good furniture cheap at
once. HARRY SANMAN. z29 eJh 81. nv vl3
FOR SALE-Ouc phaetou buggy AMI one Day
ION wagon cheap Call after /, i29s st. ne.
els
FOR SALE-Drummers rIuahout stationary top
buggy and new harness cheap. lzl2 N st. ne.
els
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WASTED-By man with engineer license. posi-
ton Write " &. l., z2lS gtu ST. nv q
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Oue Of the finest little lunch rooms
IN the city; doing g good business with four
furnished rooms, large stable and cheap rent;
VIII sell cheap Address BOX 6g, this Office
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By & colored girl, place IS cham
berIaaid or light hOusework Of any kind. Call
1875 5th St nv. e
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOR FLEA and lice destroyer, also nedieins
Tor dogs. cats and BIRDS, 20 to SCHsGDS
BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST. "a. sus-ti
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WASTED-By bookkeeper Of Is Year, expert
ence. set Of books % keep evenings: terms
reasonable. Apply Bon 81, this once. co
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Whitc active young mel Ia clean
Windows; good salary. reference Room 2I9
Stewart Building, 9Th and d SIS eS-2
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at slz to > per cent. in suns
Of 5000 To $1,000. on T. C. real estate. pay
Of and per cent mortgage and begin anew :;
al transactions conducted with economical cor
sidagat.ou for borrowers Nm Il. SAUNDERS
Is co sos r -. nv
Money Leaned Salaried People,
Retail merchants. tgaIastcrs. boarding houses.
without SECURITY, largest business IL - prin-
opal CITIES TULMAN. Room 10l, 5SS 18th 81
nv mI4-tf
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WANTED-Washing 20 do at home by respect
able coIOred woman ELLA GREEN, 1914
Massachusetts ave *. e54
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FOR SALE-Sewing machines on credit; %
cents weekly; from $ up Our finely equipped
machine shop and high skilled machinists en-
able rs 10 guarantee every machine and ex-
change machines not satisfactory rs ~ ST
sH. Open until P n. uZS-7
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.


10 GRANT PLACE-N5ce second story room.
lasze eluset, bath adjoining, with board Tor
two s. per wec~: alsg small room $50 per
week. e3-3
FURNISHED room with board. us II5h st. NV.
so
FOR RENT-HandsomeIy furnished rooms in
house with al modern improvements; fine
board; convenient 10 three car lines 1923 I0th
81 nv. mS-3
WILL give seven months room and board in
arst-cIass house Tor 800 cash IL advance FIRST
CLASS. bon 81, this office c2-S
LARGE handsomely furnished rooms, hr=t-cIass
table board near two lines 1929 z -.
NV. 60
FRONT rooms; splendid board. 2 $50 week;
single If desired 1902 5th st. NV. e2-S
F0I 4TH 81. NW.-For rent. with or without
board, large third story corner room; terms
reasonable. m2-3
ROOMS and board; sI6 per month; early break
fast il desired. 2zl2 st. NV els
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms. with OK
without board - and s. month. 1921 7tH st.
ug-. Hl-3
FOR RENT-Roous, with board, SIS and so
81 ID ST uW- mI-S
FOR RENT-Two large 'front.' rooms, With
board 1896 u 81 Hw. MOI
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WANTED-By frsJ-class and competent ban
keeper. position. Bon -, this Office. eSS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-03

Through trains from the South arrive Wash
IngtoG 6-s2 a. IN, G.52 o. M, I-f9 a. NJ, g:35
a. m, zoo p m, Sis p H. and go p n
daily. Local Gains from HaTrisouburE T.55 O.
u. week days and 9.4J P n daily From
Charlottesville SIS a. and $40 p. daily.
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WANTED woman, white OF colored, 20 cook,
wash and clean. I759 Madison 81 nj
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-03

Tickets, sleeping caz reservations. and de-
tailed information Can be h4-f st ticket Offices.
70 18th St. 81 PenHsy IvaHia ave. and Penn
sylrania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels ara residences
Phone $50 ?. R. r. Cab Service.
G II. ACRERT General LIc1agCr
5 Il HARDNICE-- General Pazs'r Agent
l. 5. BROWN Gcz-z1I lent
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WANTED girl, IN family Of three, TO
90 plain cooking and assist IN hOUsework. Ap-
ply between , and 6, at $40 ID ST sc. nj
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WANTED-A girl for general housework n
small family; bring reference. I6+6 90 ST NV
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A4NTED-Au experienced lady cashier: good
references and reside in First vard. address
BOX 6S, this Office m3-3
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WANTED-By neat reliable coIored girl, place
SOB 81. nv. e
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WANTED young lady 10 typewTite and
attend 10 Office Apply 46S La ave, basement
ALBERT SILLERS Attorney at Law. nj
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wLNTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTEI-By gentleman. single room mot
LaIJ and board; Northwest early breakfast
permanent il suited. Address. stating terms,
etc. 10 BON -, this ufics mig
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WANTED-HOUSES.

4ANTED-SruaI house, with good stable. Al
iFess at once, IS Carroll ave. sx. mss
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FOR EXCHANGE.

To exchange 5S5 Primo Camera outfit; good q,
sew, Tor bicycle IN good condition. BOX -,
his Office. ELS
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Transatlantic Mails.

WEDNESDtY-C0 II g-Ij D. d. Tor
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN.
PORTUGAL TURKEY EGYPT GREECE
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEE. per
s. g Il SaYoic. from New York. vi4 Havre. Nall
for other parts of EUROPE must le directed
Per s. s. In SIvoie-''
FRIDAY-Cal At 7:l5 p. u for EUROPE,
per s $. Etrusia, frl1a Ntw YoEk. via Queens
town
tc) At s:I5 ?. r. fo- ITALY direct. per S. S.
TTave. from New YORK Mall must be directed
Pc $ $. TIa7c."
tc) At Il-2y p. IN. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect. per $. S StaateHdam. from NcW I0rk
Mail must be directed Per s. s. StaAtezdam.
Co At II-2J p. III. for BELGIUM direct, per
s. 5. Frieslaud from New Yors- Mail must
he directed Per s. $. Friesiaad -
Co 1t HIS .. m for Scotland direct per
s. Astoria, from New YORK. Nail must be
directed Per s. s Astoria -
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MISUNDERSTANDING with experience for dry
goods store Call 1916 Ith st. NV q
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WANTED-CooEs, chambernaids, nurses, gen.
eTal houseworkers; help Of ali kinds; good
places. CAS- Acker ST ne m2-2
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CREDIT TO ALL.

Diamonds and Watches, small weekly monthly
! syrEeHts, lowest prices; goods guaranteed
delivered on first payment; business confidential
CaH or write, !. DRUKhER, 1901, corner Pa
ave. and Izth St, upstairs Late with C&sJel-
berE's. se3-3yt
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FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON. D. C.. P0sToFFIcE. y -cE,
should he read daily. as changes may occur
at any tins.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 90 tie ports
Of s.uiing daily, and tae schedule O: ciosiugs
is arranged % the presumption OF their uHiu-
teuuptcd overland transit. For the week end
INK September g, Ies2. the last connecting
closes viii be made irasl the MAIS OFFICE
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WANTED-R0OMS.

NANTED-By Young man, furnished room.
heat and gas, IN vicinity oi Ncv York ave and
North Capitol St - per Month. bon 90,
this Office Il
WANTED-Four rooms for light housekeeping
may be furnished partly furnished oE uutur-
uishGd- for three grown persons location clst
Of 18th -t. and suuth Of ) 81. NV Address q.
" HONEY, Room I2s, General Land Office.
no.
WANTED-TEo unfinished rooms, mother and
hruseuurE5 no washing. Apply 5Jos Highland
ave- Cleveland Park CD
WANTEU-Tuo unfinished rooms mother and
son. rent cheap bon TO- this office e2-3
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NANTED-Gjrl for general house"ors' g2oa
washer and jr1ner- DO G. 81. NV e.
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WANTED girl for general hguse~erAi STAY
nights. Apply Io0z Pa ave. cs-9
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WANTED woman 10 cook, wash and iron
Inquire I70I 9Th St NV nj
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-24
FREE DELIVERY
FOR THE SUBURBS

j. W. Erwin. inspector of the rural
delivery districts on the Pacific slope.
arrived in Honolulu Saturday in the
Zealandia, to inspect the free delivery
system of the local postoffice. He will
return to San Francisco on December
?. Mr.. Erwin established the free de-
livery system here about year ago,
and although he has been in town only
a few days he is satisfied with its work
ings.
The present visit of Mr.. Erwin is
mainly to inspect the service and de-
ternline whether improvements or ad-
ditions are necessary. With Postmaster
Oat and Chief Clerk Louis Kenake, Mr..
Erwin drove about the city yesterday
and was given an opportunity to OBJ
serve the extent of the territory now
covered.
Il have in contemplation" said Mr..
Erwin last evening, at the Hawaiian
hotel, .'the extension of the service so
that the outlying suburbs viii be fully
covered. 1t is also my purpose, if con-
6itions warrant, to put on a mounted
service for the outer sections with pos
sibly six men. This will greatly facil-
itate the service"
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VOLCANOES IN
SAMOA BREAK OUT

AUCKLAND On. ~, November H.
According to advices received here from
Apia, Samoa, via Tonga, a volcanic
eruption has broken out in Savaii, the
western-most and largest of the Sa
moan group. Six craters are reported
TO be emitting smoke and flames. In
one village in the vicinity the earth is
covered two inches deep with ashes.
ROME, November 13.- The volcano
on Stromboli island (off the north coast
of Sicily) has commenced a terrible
eruption. A colossal column of fire is
rising and incandescent stones are being
emitted from the craters. Many houses
on the island have been destroyed.
NEW YORK, November 14.-A cable
to the Herald gives details of the vol
canic eruptions in Guatemala. Hun
dreds of human beings are reported to
have perished, and the property loss is
immense. Nearly all of the largest cof-
fee plantations have been destroyed.
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M'DUFFIE'S CHASE
IS At AN END

Special officer McDuffie of the police
department returned in the Zealandia
from San Francisco, after spending
two months there in a fruitless search
for w. H. Wright, the absconding head
of the Treasury Department.
Upon arrival at San Francisco Nc
Duffie went ashore in the quarantine
launch ahead of the passengers. He
at once repaired to Chief Whitman 5
headquarters, and then closely watched
the postoffice and steamer wharves,
aided by San Francisco detectives. He
met Herman Levy, formerly of Homo
lulu. who said he saw Wright for a
minute ON a principal thoroughfare,
but that Wright lost himself in the
crowd before Levy could speak to him.
McDuffie made a trip to San Diego, Los
Angeles and Tia Juana, a rumor having
reached San Francisco that he had re-
turned to California from Mexico, but
no trace of him was found. McDuff1e
thinks Wright is in Central or South
America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-24
MEMOIRS OF THE
BOER PRESIDENT

LONDON, November 15.-The Times
publishes this morning another page
of extracts from the memoirs OF Mr..
Kruger, dealing with the history OF the
Transyaal and his own successive
terms of Office as president Mr.. Kru-
ger enters at great length into the cir
cumstances of the jameson raid, and
declares that it was only his influence
and his threat to resign the presidency
which prevented the burghers from at
tacking and shooting down all foreign
Inhabitants of johannesburg. The
former president explains that partic-
ulars of the course of the war with the
British and of its vicissitudes would
not come within the scope OF the
memoirs, as he took no personal part
in the fighting. He describes the har-
assing life he led at this period, di-
recting and advising the Boer leaders.
His sleep was broken many times
every night to attend to dispatches, etc.
He gives minute details Of the removal
of the Boer government from Pretoria.
and says it was a sad blow to him,
especially as his wife was then so oil
and weak that he could not think OF
taking her with him The extracts
published also include a description q
Mr.. Kruger's journey to Europe, ana
the writer declares that in the matter
of the peace negotiations he left every
thing to the discretion of the generals.
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SIX LIVES
ARE SAVED
OFF PORT
Prompt Rescue of
Japs and a
Sampan.
WORK OF YOUNG
AND OREGON MEN
Three Launches Battled With Wind
I and Wave as Darkness
Covered Storm.

Six Japanese fishermen can thank
Diver Herbert Young and some blue
jackets from the battleship Oregon for
the fact that they are alive today. for
Young in the launch Billy and the
bluejackets i'm another launch, rescued
them from a perilous position four
miles from the harbor on Saturday
evening.
Late Saturday afternoon representa-
tives of the Japanese company owning
eight of the sampans went to Young
and told him that on Saturday fish were
scarce and that one sampan went a
long ways off in an effort to find them.
The storm so increased in violence that
the boat could not get back. There
were six men in it and these could be
seen by Young through powerful glass
endeavoring to hold the beat in one
position with their oars.
Young went out I'm the small launch
Billy" He told his brother to watch
with the glass and in case he appeared
to be in any difficulty to follow him
with the big launch Fun" Young
pushed his small craft through noun
famous seas and reaching the sampan
got a line to it. He then tried to tow
it, the Japs also helping with their oars
but the wind was such that both craft
were being driven toward the open sea-
Young says that at times the wind was
so strong that he could not see the har-
Dor lights
Meanwhile officers of the Oregon not
ed the difficulty and promptly dispatch
ed their big launch to the scene Both
boats were then bailing out water.
Young was working his launch alone.
After a great deal of difficulty line
was passed from the Oregon launch to
the Billy and towing tandem the
three crafts started for Honolulu. For
fifteen minutes they battled in heavy
sea against the wind and then the man
of-war launch's line parted. The Fun
operated by VIII Young then arrived
and got hold of the launches. Towing
then commenced in earnest and the;
Oregon men realizing that the other
crafts were safe steamed back to their
vessel.
The Young Bros launche#had hard
job in getting in but finally arrived
in safety. The Young Brothers, who
are becoming known all along the
. 'front.' as 1.-THE life savers" say thai
the officers and men on the Oregon de-
serve considerable credit for their
promptness in rendering assistance to
small craft in distress during the last
few days.
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Continued on Page g..
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A PANIC AT
MELBOURNE

LONDON, November 15.-Aecording
to a dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Sydney. n. s. W., an extraordinary
red dust storm has been experienced
in Victoria and New South Wales.
Darkness enshrouded the city of Mel
bourne at noon yesterday and balls
of fire fell and set fire to several
buildings. The people were thrown
into a state of panic, as they thought
the world was coming to an end. A
similar cloud of red dust hung like d
pail over the city of Sydney and many
inland towns yesterday.
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FIRES OF KlLAUEA
ARE GOING DOWN

After ten days of unusual activity,
Madame Pele has again deserted XII
iauea, and once more the pit of Hale
maumau is only great steaming cal
dron, with no fire in sight.
Advices received by Mr. Richard II.
Trent per the Claudine on Saturday tell
that on Saturday the 18th there was
still considerable flow from the cone
that had been formed, but in diminished
quantity. Sunday the flow ceased, but
the cone still displayed activity, which
continued throughout Monday and
Tuesday. On Wednesday the 18th, the
fire in the cone sunk some twenty or
thirty feet below the level of the lava,
and on the following day, Thursday,
there was no fire to be seen, but there
still remained a thin smoke indicating
continued heat in the lower depths.
Madame Peie seems to be in fitful
mood these latter days. She fits away
to some West Indian or Mexican or
Central American locality and opens
her walls of wrath on helpless citizens,
and then rushes back to her quiet
Country home" on Hawaii for a sea-
son of rest and meditation. She kin
dies her fires only lightly in Kilauea,
occasionally furnishing for admiring
visitors a display that cannot be dupli-
Gated at any other spot on earth, and
then sulks for a while, or else takes a
trip to distant parts, only to return
again after having blown UP some old
crater that had been sleeping for a few
hundred years. But she has never yet
allowed the fires to go entirely out in
Halemaumau, and the signs are that
for many years yet to come she will
continue to Use Kilauea as her home
when she is in her hest moods