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New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
SITE FOR MERCANTILE BUILDING.

The Whitehall Realty Company has bought
through De Selding Brothers. No. 120 West Twen
tieth-st three story building. lot 25x92 feet
A seven story mercantile building will be built or
he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
]. H. CHoATE, JR, TAKES TITLE.

Joseph II. Choate. jT., son of Ambassador Choate,
took title yesterday No 15S East Seventy-first-
ST n three story and basement dwelling house on
a lot 20x105 feet from Katharine Elias Young
Choate recently married Miss Cora Lyman Oliver
The young couple will occupy the house.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

White Plains-ave.. north of Eleventh-st.. tw
story frame store and office 3ox6l feet; W r. hea'
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For Sale or to Let-C0antry.

ItATSKIII. Delightful rsside1cs
u for 300 elevation: cottage. nine ard
bath: completely furnished large piazzss garsn fruit
trees tennis court clubhouse ard
good livery photo Apply =. WANpERS. 342 East 9h At
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Furnished Houses to Let-Countyy

4 MONG THE BERKSHIRES.-TO for
~ months furnished residence. rooms modern e,or
veniences: extensive grounds:
with stalls for four horses Photosraphs OF
JOHN II HEWITT.
Wiiliamstown.
nAUs' COTTAGES To LET
~ for fully furnished: modern improvements.
end of board walk. Apply owner Daus Cottage
No .. on Eldert ave, Surf. Holland Rock
away Beach, or III John-st-. New-York
1Nok RENF-Cottage and boathouse Westminster
II Park, Alexandria Bay. n. Y:
improvements price $3.50 for
7. INGLEHART. AZ Ter Eyck st. wate-town v v
DARTI-Y furnished. II rooms. summer. year
l. Residence. lawn. stable. garden healthy:
tent TO New York. all electric lights bells
etc r T. kINSMAN. Piainhed. ". J.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Sbner Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County or Wv
York hereby given 70 all persons having eLas
Jersey. Island or tidelh
deceased the with VOUCHERS tneIsoL
to the subscriber his OF transactng business
Office of Middleton No BrOad street ~
Borough Manhattan in the City OF New fork On oF
before the fith day Of November next
DATED FORK. the 5th day OF May. l9oS
CLIFFORD l.. MIDDLETON. Ancfliary Executor.
ASHTON HARVEY. Attorney Ancllary Executor %
advay y Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

4 GENTLE;MAN'S COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
~ New colonial houss bedrooms: city water
light heat; exposed nickel plumbing shower. parauet
floors hreplaces; piazzas all sides: new otbud-
ngs % acres fine land fruit asparagus garden 55 min
utes out. Penna r r.; "a niles station macaIaDl
roads, good market schools churches value Sal 5OI;
price, $4,000 also $1,000 worth furniture horse
carriage etc Extraordinary offer 70 party taking
thing An ideal complete
elevated. cool heathfui: nuisances Nc trades n Z
Room l. 100. 20 Broadway New-YOrk
A GREAT BARGAIN-35OO acres near Carmel Put
IA Co; highest point county; II aititnd
n. Y. & Putnam r. r. IL buildings; ! lakes
plenty fruit: grand view; tiilable, pasture woodland
lakes preserve paying Investment denonstrated
pera TRAVIS Cortlandt street
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Il Abner G Thomas a Surrogate Of the county Of New
York Notice hereby given all persons having claims
Runten. - New YORK.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof %
the subscriber his place Of tranSacting business No
Broadway. in The City Of New York before tas
2nd OF November next
Dated New York. the 2zth day OF April. 1908.
ROBERT X. WALLER. Executor.
66 Broadway. York city
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of Ne~
hereby all having claims
against Henry Klugh. late Of the county % New
the with vouchers t1sst
subscribers their place OF trsnsactuE business
at % Joseph 2 O'N4H. No. llS Nassau
street in the city New York before the 18TH
day Of December
Dated New York. June sth. 1898
LAURA 4. kII-GH.
AARON 2. GARRAFRNNT.
JOSEPH p. ONEIIIa Executors
Executors. 1f6 Nssssu-st.. Borough or
Manhattan. New York city
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF NsN
York notice hereby all having elsihs
against Martin Muller late on the county oi scw
deceased. exhibit an present the sane
vouchers therefor. the suhscrteer Al MS ~
a Robert = Lee
20 William Borough OF Manhattan Cly oA ->''
York before the 9Th day OF September next
Dated New York. February 2lst. lltS - -.
HENRY MULLER Executor
ROBERT p LEE. Attorney for Executor. 20 WilH&h
Street Manhattan New Yori- City.
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THOMAS HENRY.-IN PURSU-

49, an order OF Hon Ahner C. Thomas, SUI
OF the County OF New 1orS ntse ts hsISo
TO all hsviag against Thomas Henry
late cf the CJunty YORK. deceased to present ts
same with vouchers thereof. the subscriber az he'
place OF trLasacting the OSS of James =
bishop. her attorney. No. I3S Broadway. In he CITY OF
New York on or before OF July next
dated New York. seSond day of January. 1908
=. ENecutr.x.
JAMES l. BISHOP. Att to- Excc1trN. iS5 Brad
way. York city
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogats the County ~
New York notice hereby given all persons ~
claims against Ruth Ethel late OF the Coe.S}
New York deceased T. present the same Min
n the subscriber her piSSe
business the Office oS William r. WILCOX No 3
street. IN the City OF New York ar before 'ns "'
day OF September
Dated New York. the second day of February lseS
GEA0SGiANA ;. LYON, Aduinsstl@tt.A,
WILLIAM II. WILCOX. Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE
No. ). Nassau Street. New York City
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Country Property for Sale.

A TLANTIc OCEAN CoAsT.-Finest Grove Of Trees in
"A the World. Lots, S3Jo to $l.OoO at ANFRTCa 4
WORLD CAMP MEETING GROUNDS, Belnlar n II =
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Surrogates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. FITZGERALD, a Surrogate OF the County OF
YORK, notice is hereby given 70 al persons
Haxtun late OF the county
New York deceased present the with vouchers
his place OF transacttng ou
ness EVartS, Tracy Il sherman NO %
Wall Street City Of New York. or before tns
tenth day of next
Dated New York, End day Of February. 1909
HENRY SLEEPER HARPER Executor.
EVARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys Tor l.xecuiOr
No So Wall Street Manhattan New York City
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pERGEN, MARGARET AMIN PURsU,

pERGEN, MAKTAREI ANN.-IN JISU-
- ance of an order of Thomas a
rogate the County OF New York notice IS hereby given
to all persons having claims Margaret Ann
Bergen late OF the County Of New York deceased 70
same vouchers thereof. the sub
# business Otics
OF wilmer K Canned lS Wall Street. Borough os
Manhattan In the City OF New York. before ths
of August next
Dated New York. February 10Th 1903
MARY ELIZA Won ZEDWTTZ. Execucrtx
WILMER & CANFIELD. Attorneys for Execurtx. No -
Street, Nsw York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

.DARTI.Y furnished.
l. Residence. lawn,
tent TO New York. all
etc. +.
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City Hotels.

THE GOsFORD,
and 46th bet Fifth and Manson a1e-
First class rooms and board by Terms MOI
crate. Telephone 269I-3sth
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$1,000
10000
10000
10000
1000
$1,000
10,OO
5000
$500
$4,000
10000
1900
$3.50
5000
-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS anr subscriptions for The Trtouns
~ received at their Uptown
No. f.:;til HROADNAf.
ADVERTISEMENTS VIII he received the following o'sns
offices at Fssulr Office until o'clock p M vs.
254 sth-aNe. :. e. e3d i5s Hth-aNe.s Sor
18th ST.: ID. East ttth-stt .5s Wet t-t.- xss
tween 9Th and Sth .sS3 West 1SSth-st: 1sr<,'
Sd-aye., 18th and T7th ss.. 1.o:6 3d-ave-'
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fs50t
IostBp
10000
$500
10000,
$4,000
40
I,2sJ
4TD
500
10000
$4,000,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

Braun. Julius. to William Lord: 136th-st. n s
$50 It of Lincoln ave; mortgages: prior
mortgages $4,000 each; due April 1, 1906; 8
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READING SYSTEM,
new JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.


Liberty street and South Ferry nime from
South Ferry Eve minutes earlier than shown
bclowl
EAsTON, RETHLEHI Vi. ALLENTOWN AND
MAlCH CHUNK 400 q IS l.aSton only s;lo
IN. lao; a,9. 800; 90 INs'9n only T. NJ
riSIL sdasi iis kNb sC "a oo sao
IAKEWOOD, IAkLHIRs1, TONS RIVER
AND BAHNEGAT-AO. $40 A., NJ 10 lss0
zEio. Lakewood and Lakchurst only: 800 SnsS".
AIIANIIC CITH- g. 9, Z; Max NJ ,s..9 =; n.
LONG BRANCH, AspuRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
sHORE P0iNTs-zioo, $50; ii.so a: Ma ~
pi ne t 4 n. III P u 1hEAprSG TERMINAL
.'I:25 1TO0 700. 300 'IOOo. ttlOo a. NJ. tl?oo.
:io0, q ~, 200, 800. 400. 800. te0o. f7;so.
yaOO +. NJ. 'l2l5 mdt. -
READING. HARRISBURG. rOITsvuLE AND
VILLA MSPORI 400, ki25. 500. 1910 U00I.
100 4. NJ. Reading only, lti0. ~ 20. 700 p. ~.
Reading Po''sv.ile and Harrisburg only. 400.
,rrom Liberty street only. .Daily. 'naily
except SundFy, SUNDAY only. -fafor cars only
VIA Tamaqua. NSaturdays.
Ollcts. Liberty 81. Ferry, South Ferry. Aston
House. il3. 28i. AZ. 1880. 1854 broadway iG 9Th
Ave. 25 Union Square West, ia3 East 18Th St, T1s
Vest l25ih ST.. 2is Columbus Ave. Now YORK:
Court 81, 3ii NO Fulton ST. brooklyn: o. Lroad'
way. Williamsburg. New YORK Transfer co, calls
W, @. BESLER, G ". BURT.
Vice Pres and zen. Mgr Gen. raSS'r Agt
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RAILRO.ADS'
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATIONS 40, Of Mc,, Tuen,y -,nr stree, and
De;sro,sss and coT,,snd' p sIss,s and
Cor,iandt streets Is nye minute Later Later than han
,io". Except T o " here Sthsr"i.e noted. e'
Cars and Dining Car NeT Eora to p,sJIs,
% sf iP,lsbafE. rsOu'' 70 .a'N.'' ~ ''1'n''
S.ss 4. u LAST LlNE..rl,tSibnn,rg ana C1sse,and,
siSS a; ~ pENNS.LNnNlh En,o pulim nan
osserys!ion Cars Tor Chicago Gevsiand and, To
81. s., Louis. c,,,c,oo avn .r ,or,s pxpppss
For TOLEDO NasnNiiie VIA Cin.Innsn ana LOUIS
villel' Indianapolis. chicago 81 LOUIS DINING
s.ssP. ". ST. LOUIS EXPRESSION Pit,sburs.
inoisneppiiSt LousSinei ~ LpuS' mnin u 1si'
r3f meish "a ,niS houseI'
sass r. ". PiCikiC EXPRksS. For Piitsburg
JoHb Valley Route Connects for Cleveland
sSccp, Saturday,
Gan c1cyrsnd and
wasuIxC1ON Avn THE SOI,rTt
W, ~, 'n,r,nr 80, 40 ,n".S,as... m.
Cortland, Streets. 1000 Dining can, Ross DIN:
ing car M 5sn
s:25 pm: ITO might, SUNDAY. Us s;SS Dining
Congrsss.onssiI Lnnea' gu ,IilSips c sna
Dining cars go Inning Gar, 20 lining ~, 'er'
80 1Uihng ar; We ~, i.to ~, nshs 10, ~
SO. iHshN RAIL" Ah'-EApfess' ''!'' $50 y M
V 10 nisht dalA' ,,>,r p,r..s s,- an,
AILANlIt tuAoi LIN HAP'''s' 10" 9" u" "a"
w. ?, q daS6 ,,xr p.uw>y r,,,c.. ,,.,,
p m ana u 70 hsnl ,u hnNn ,,,,v,v To-
NoRtoih AM W X LIN y, Ma,b ~ UT
CHESAPEAkr ANn ONO BhLLwAi.-''i5 I" M
Weck,u,S S,u % y, ~, rI N.n ynprotr
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. Y, y, H. u. X. IL. anu conhecuons-
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. BY Way OF Due.
tsOO NJ Hartford aud Willlmantic, 200 l.. M.
jeO0 AM. Springfield and Worcester. $50 Pm.
loco ~ .f'Ncw london and Providence 500 pm.
yiOO2 a. New London aud Providence,4 80 PM.
'isgO Springfield and Worcester, $40 PM.
% ~ H. ttNew London and Prov ldcnce 800 PM
i01 PM sNcN london and Providence 400 = NJ.
,.o0 p NJ Hartford and Willlmantic 500 I. NJ.
s,O0 p A. sNrw London and Providence. 300 p. ".
400 p NJ .Sprnv neld and Worcester, 1000 pm.
$500 P.M..'New London and prolidcEcell 90 ~.
Sfl 90 NJ. 'Snringned and Worcester. o15 An,
1900 NJ Ncw London and Providence, e:2I An
yi2:0? AM New London and Providence. e;s7 An
.Daily, Including Sunday. tS'opS al l25th 81.
'ffiye hour limited. all parlor cars; fare. New
York and Boston. 81, including parlor car seat
Return service same hours and by same route
c T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

Nv, ScW York City. South Ferry. Liberty ST.
Gairngo PitisburE .'i2 - nj. 'l9i5n nj.
Chicago Columbus, s& Iti. - ~ ON. Diner
piffsburg. Cleveland '33j pm, SO pm. Lni
"Pi,I sbury I.itntted" 'G;S pu. go pm. H1fst
ClncInuatt, 81. Louis,'i2 10 nj, s'2ll at Slrtpof
Cincinnati ST. Iouis'lo.25 am. 1850 an. pnes.
Cincinnati, st. louis '6.S5 IN. 200 pm. bur-t
Norfolk zee. -..... fi26 pm. 100 pm. n1cr
'pslly. 'nally except Suhdar. .tS'nlday ont
OfccS ia. 26i. ~ 1870 broadway. Asinr
House. Is Union SQUARE ", ~ Grand street,
\. V. sss Fulton Street Brooklyn South Ftrry and
Liberty Sir Bsvragc checked from hottl or
residence TO destination
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WGION HALL
Spring Valley. y. \.
Fine country place: hour out eight minutes walk
from 81 alton: large. airy rooms: Al table and ser
Vice: transcnts accommodated. Address ]. l..
WiGTON.
SALISBURY HOUSE,
jefferson Heights CatSkllI. y. Y; accommodates
100 mile from village: unsurpassed location; beau
lifl walks drives: farm attached bathing. boating,
nshiuy; music; May, June. s5: July and August, 50.
Write for circular. y. LAURA, Prop.
OLDFiELD Farmhou excellent ta4le. plenty Of
milk eggs vegetables. fruit. dc. me lawn: piano.
For particulars inquire OF WILLIAM Z. oLDflELD
Caldwell, y. J.
\ REFINED home boarding house large. air,
rooms: modern improvements, convenient trains
~ minutes To Grand Central. - Lainartnc Az
Onkct, y. \.
BOARD FOR three or four gentleman with private
family: all COnN,n terms - 90 $40 per week.
\ s. H.. ~ :. 18Th ave. Mount Vernon. y. Y.
UATu pRACH--wli accommodate Few bosrd-
ers; nrsi class French cooking. moderate. VILLA
pLAlSaNtE, s73j BAY 18th.
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lackawanna Railroad.

IraNc NV ON, TOIII bhFrIas dnu nTISIfT IrT y"
's0o !. n For hinghanion and syracuse
1000 A. M.-fOr Buffalo Chicago and 81. Lolls
.ltn r. N.-for Buffalo and CHICAGO.
400 ?. M.-for scranton and Iymou,h.
'6l0 p. N.--ror Buffalo and Chicago.
'stS p. M.-For Itics. oswego Ithaca, Burs lo
200 A. N.-For Chicago. SeePers opea ~
Tickets at iis 40, ilss broadway, y. Y: rs a.
ton 81, Brooklyn. 'Dsiy. 'Exceyt Sunday.
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Tickett and Pullman accommodations 81 IA VI, ~,
- ial and 49, Broadway Jsa .h eve, union square
s., u Brosdwsy and n FULTON 81, Rroofiyn.
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READING, HARRIsBURG POITsvuIE AND
MILL MSPORl zoo. Ei rs. fS.0o. rR.lo N0OI.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Il. H.. PHIIADEI,.
rH1A AND READING EN. and BAL1I
MnRt Am nHIQ "a.

'D8iiy. fpaily except Sunday. tSunday only
:. oi'ces Liberty -. Ferry, Sonh Ferry, Ssict
Hous,, ils. :Si. 49,. 1890. 1851 troadvay ls2 5lh
Ave. IS tnion square West. 1853 East l25Ih ST, "a
West i?5ih ST. 2S Columbus Ave-. New York 4
Court 81. 3ii, go Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. o. Broad
way. Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co cells
for End chccltS baggage TO destination.
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MAINE
MISCELLANEOUS.

MARANACoOk HOTEL, :" 10 - week Tree
steam launch: cxcelen' fishing; amusc mcniS Tree.
Circular and REFERENCE. MarGnHcook. Me-
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a N G n o r LINE E.
CUNARO LIN E
p TO LIVERPOOL
= Via Queenstown.

.,,,,r,, ION F'sr ~ ,Nr"bn, g w, o,ru
Campo aMay 2 aSaA NJ. Iyrrnis. May 10. . AN.
'Do not carrl saloon passengers,
VERNON N. HRONN co. Gen. Agts.. - u WAY.
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SOMERSET INN

Bi.RNARDSNILLE, y. i
Opens Nav u. closes oct. u; u miles from New
ork on D.. l.. aud W. ~ H., via Barclay ov Christie.
pheT ~. feiTy: alttIde. 40 feet.
GEORGE ". FUTILE. Manager
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HOTEL ElWOOD.

Absolutely new hreproof hotel at st. James Place
and the beach. Centre of all attractions. Ocean
view. Capacity 2O. Elevator. rooms en- suite with
bath sea m heat, etc. May and June $40 10 ii7 SO
weekly. Booklet. SMITH h BOXARrH.
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HOTEC ClAOSTONE

, DlltcuS on tht ocean iroht IN 'helcs, nnest
location. New and strictly high class sea water
In all baths, running water In rooms sun psriors:
overlooking ocean. etc. etc. Special Spring rates.
Booklet Goa oh meets trains. Nj. COLLINS.
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HOTEL RUDOLF,
HOTEL STRAND,
BERKSHIRE INN,

VIRGINIA Az. NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC cry.
- m $40. 90 Si2 So $500 weekly. 500 81 50 daily
during May and June. Cnohstructed view. Ele.
vator. steam heat; hot and cold baths, free.
Capacity 40 Table and service he finest Booklet.
J. q. 4 J. r.. DICKINSON.
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HOTEL STERLING, Fireproof,

Ocean end kentucky Ave.
Inobstructcd Ocean view. Capacity 800. Prl:
waite baths. electric light. elevator steam heat, and
Ia every way modern and up to date. Table and
service not exCcurd anywhere: $3.50 to 2lU
weekly: $3.50 up daily. Special for May and June.
Free coach meets trains.
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Liberty street and South Ferry dime from
South Ferry Eve minutes earlier than shown
below.
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THE FRANK LESLIE HOUSE

Open May 10 Dee /. Special rates until July
For terms and booklets address
PRANK l.. EhHOIT Monticello. n. Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-09
LITTLE DANGER
IN AN OIL CARGO
Precautions Taken on the Oil
Caring Ship Marion
ChilcOtf.

'Of course there is danger, but with
will never be any accident on this yes
sci like that which caused the destruc-
ton of the steamer Progresso in San
Francisco" said Captain Nelson, of
the oil-carrier Marion Chilcott, yester-
day. "for We take every precaution
here. The fuel oil that we carry will
not ignite unless a heat as high as ITO
degrees is applied to it,, although the
heat Of 120 degrees, but we know how
to manage the gas
You would be surprised" continued
the skipper. ito see what We can do
with this OIL You can take a pan full
of it and throw a lighted match in it,
and then it will not burn. But if you
should put that oil into an air tight
churn and bump it around awhile, so
much gas would generate that it would
probably explode. There is no danger
with the oil unless there is a lot of gas
which cannot escape. When this oil is
in a stationary tank there is but little
gas generated and there is a minimum
of danger, but when you put it into
sailing ship you have something that
is rolling and pounding all the time,
and Of course much gas generates. so
that if We kept it closed up air tight
it would be Kingdom Come for US
pretty quickly. But this is not the
case. In every one of our oil tanks
there is small pipe leading up to the
deck. The gas comes out of that, when
there is too much on top OF the oil.
and escapes without doing any injury.
We have no smoking on deck, so that
there is no danger at all from the
escaping gas.
rs there any danger of the oil tanks
at Iwilei exploding? Not one bit. They
could be kept full a hundred years
without an explosion, because the
tanks are stationary. There is no
| movement Of the oil, ard gas cannot
generate much under that condition
tney are perfectly safe
The Marion Chilcott finished dis
| charging her 10000 barrels of oil yes
terday. after forty hours work. and
| will sail for the Coast this morning.
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ROPE FOULEO HER
PROPELLER BLADES
And Tug Kasna and Dredss We're
Driven Ashore But Got
Off Again.

Another accident has marred the
work of carrying out the difficult con-
tract for the dredging of the Pearl Har-
Dor bar, but luck favored the contract
ors on this occasion and no serious
loss resulted.
The southerly weather of Wednes-
day caused very heavy swells on the
bar and the suction dredge could not
be operated, so the tug Kaena was CIV
en- orders to tow her inside of the har-
Dor for safety until the weather should
moderate. The Kaena got hitched on
the dredge after considerable difficulty,
got her over the bar safely and was
proceeding up the channel to an an
chorage when a rope attached to the
buoy of an anchor got foul of the tugs
PROPELLER blades.
The tug was put out of commission
at once, and though both she and the
dredge dropped their anchors at once,
the wind drove them both ashore
Efforts were made to get them OF, but
the work was not accomplished by
means of kedge anchors until morning.
Then both were pulled and the tug was
in shape to take her tow. Neither
dredge or tug was damaged. The kae-
ma then came up to Honolulu.
Work will not be attempted again
until the swells on the bar go down
Cotton Brothers big scoop dredge is
now about ready for work, and VIII
probably be towed from the Railway
wharf to Pearl Harbor by the first OF
next week.
The tug Fearless will go down to
poor, uarbor today and tow the dredge
that was ashore into port, where 1t VIII
be placed on the marine railway ana
given an overhauling that is necessary
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Knocked Out by Fitzsimmons.

ANACONDA Mont, Dec Is With leftarm hook Robert
Ftzsimmons oored his former Clark Ball. in the lobby
of the Thornton hotel after o'clock this
The blow Ball squarey the point of the and he
knocked the desk the end of the His
head violent with sharp and ceraton
suited In another fraction of second Ball and
He seconds and his bleeding head bathed He
seriously injured and apparently well within
fifteen after the blow struck The trouble
aed by the fact that last night Ball severed his connection with the
combination and signed with Jack
Munroe whereby the miner who had before
ago Saturday night be the attraction of
athletic show managed by the former of Lanky Bob
When the tonight there wrangng and Ball called
Eitzsimmons a liar when the blow struck
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-09

NEW YORK, Dec. ao.-According to the Herads La Paz
bolivia correspondent the Commerce. publishes
BY
ing that the solution of the Acre incident progressing satisfactorily
he hopes the difficulty will be settled
The Peruvian has had long conference with
Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding the boundaries of the
of E1uancano The will probably settled by
arbitration, the President of Argentina arbitrator
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Two Vessels Sailed.

Both the schooner William Noting
ham and the bark Star of Bengal sailed
IN ballast for Puget Sound yesterday
The ship S. D. Carlton will sail for the
sound and the ship Marion Chilcott for
San Francisco today.
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FOR SALE.

One Stroller Mill with cane and trash
carriers complete. Of the following d.
Enensions:
One 3-RclIer Mill. 2S1x54~. built by
TAFT e. Watson, Glasgow, with engine.
built by same firm.
One 2-RolIer Mill, srx60". built by
Honolulu iron Works, with Putnam
Engine, 14"x36".
The above machinery Is guaranteed in
hrst class order, (almost as good as
new), will be sold at a bargain, In
whole or in part to suit purchaser.
Apply
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION
COMPANY,
Or
ss4s VIM. G. IRWIN & co.
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The Acre incident.

he blow was strucl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-09

Brewster Cameron in Honolulu weeks ago his
from Manila Washington and while here discussed the agricultural
phase of the Philippine situation He declared that the rindpest
had killed buffalo The depended
entirely these for the heavy work the fields and with their
loss rushed the preyed They had
with which other animals from Sumara
China although they could have them cheapy in those
places There would have been good opening private
import animals large numbers and sell the natives
but of this work would had be credit
undertook and the coun only remedy would be from
Congress- addition buffalo the rinderpes
droves of horses and herds of cattle.