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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains Leave from Pennsylvania Station
80 A. n DAILY-Locai for Harrisonburs,
Warrenton. Danviiie. and way stations.
1851 A NJ DAILX-Washington and Florida
Limited First-clsss coaches and drawing
room sleeper 10 Jacksonville, Fla Dining car
service.
u15 A. n DAILY-United States Fast Mail.
First-cIass coaches and drawing room sleeper
to New Orleans. Dining service
4:Of p NJ WEEK DAYS-LOeal for Harrisonburg
and way stations on Manassas Branch
4-4O p NJ DAILY-LOcal for Warrenron and
Charlottesville
7.IO p. NJ DAILY-New York and Atlanta TX
press First-claSs coaches TO Atlanta sleeper
10 Columbus Ca, via Atlanta; Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route Tourist
sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco. Pull
man buffet service
$50 p M-New York and Florida Express
Through sleepers and coaches to Columbia.
Aiken. Augusta. Savannah, and Jacksonville.
Dining car service
1000 p n. DAILY-New York and Memphis
Limited (via Lynchburg). First-clsss coach
and sleeping car TO Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
tanooga. and Memphis. sleeper . New Or
leans Dining car service.
10.45 P NJ DAILY-Washington and South
western limited All Pullman train. club and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers to Nashville, Atlanta, Macon Memphis,
New Orleans Dining car service
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices 705 18th
St 81 Pennsylvania ave-, and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
phone 1910. P. r. R. Cab Service
C. H. ACKERT, General Manager.
s n. HARDWfCk, Gen. Pas. Agent.
L. 5 BROWN General Agent
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BIRDS, logs, ETC.

FOR SALE CanaTies. from 81. so upward; par
rots, dogs, cats. goldhshes; Chinese lily, &C:
hyacinths. tulips. and other bulbs SCHMD'S
BIRD SIC RE. 7l2 18th Ct nv. ocl2d
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtou 6:S2 A. N. 6:52 A N, S:45 A. NJ, 1O:s5
A. NJ, $50 p. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ. and $50 p. n.
DAILY. Local trains from Harrisonburg, I1:55
A NJ. week DAYS and 9:10 p n. DAILY. From
Charlottesville, s:25 A N. and 9:10 P. n.
DAILY
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT -Nine-room furnished house, $40. 80
per month"; owner viii board out half Of rent
If agreeable. apply 500 2d 81. ne, Capitol Hin.
no29-2t
FOR RENT-SiX rooms all modern improve
Tnents; 2l5 7th ST.. ne $3.50. no28-3t
FOR RENT-Brick house with seven rooms and
bath; modem improvements; rent, SIS; No g23
Brandywine 81. NV, Brightwood Park. D. r
GROFF, 74l och 81. NV no27-7t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papcred cheaper than envy 6lm ia thr
city. work guaranteed ADDRESS postal IT, q.
HEWITT Oh East Capitol ST. no@g-5t
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TRAINS on BfsUEMONT BRANCH
leave Washington $40 A. NJ, 800 P. n. $50
P ~. 500 P. n, week days, for Bluemont;
Is p. NJ and 6.25 P. n, week days, for Lees
burg. SUNDAY TRAINS for BIuemont s;1O A.
N and COS P. N
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FOR sALE-TYPEwR1TRRS

FOR sALE-No. . Remington machine, in Al
condition. all new working parts; lately had re-
built; very low ngure for cash Address BOX
81, this Office no29-7t
FOR SAIE-Wiu sell a No. Remington type
writer IL banc-up condition 10 a responsible
party very low on payments Of s. per month.
Address BOX 35. this office. no2D7J
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STORAGE.

Wy PAY MOREY Ne store for IS Genus
ga. United STATES STORAGE CO. as. 800,
g lglh 81. uW. ao2f-t0t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW TORK-SOUTHAM
Phila Dec. $3.50 am. York. Dec ,9:30 am.
St Louis Dec L, $50 am stPaul Dec 5000 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORk-ANTWERP-PARI
Finl'd. Dec 5,iO:30 ann kr nd Dec. H. 10 80 am.
Nad'Fd Dec u 10 30 am. Zeel' d. Dec % 1890 am
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room and board for two;
southern exposure; central; private family pre-
ierred; rates reasonable. ADDRESS BOX 65, this
lffice. noS6-et
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FOR RENT-sroREs.

FOR RENT- Store, el5 n st. NV. within IS
feet % 18th 81. NV; nsed as grocery store for 30
years past SO per month. See 4 BEliREND,
6E T. 81 ao30-3t
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED--MediuIn-size horse or mare, harness
and saddle; send description and price. Address
BOX 60. this Office. no30-5,
WANTED Small pony trap and harness: must
be gentle. for child 10 drive; cheap. Address
~ NJ. "a Grant place no3O-8t
WANTED -(ood-shaped surrey, steel OF rubber
tired. Address BOX 81. this Office no2s-3t-
HORSES WINTERED al s per month; called
for and delivered. BEECHWOOD FARM, Ard
wick Nd. no25l0t
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FOR Rent-UNFURNISHED HOUSES.

18th 81. NV, near r. 30 and b. $40, " ST.
NV. near eth and b. $50. Euclid st. NV
near 18th. 10 r and b. s;5, kcnesaw ave. NV
near 18th, and q. SIS, Pennsylvania ave
Sc, near 9th. : and b. sig each new
houses in Northwest. just finished, and b.
DUNLOP, Real Estate Broker, Metzerott Bldg
noIs 30t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Barber. at once; $40 per week guar
anteed Turner. le2 9th st. NV. noS0-2t
WANTED Young man as grocery clerk. must
understand meats. Apply 1901 ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-A sousss man in grocery store; ex-
perieneed IN meat cutting. 1876 II 81. ne.
noS0-e-
WANTED AlI-round waiter. Apply ASTORIA
CAFE 81 and SIS. NV. II
WANTED Coachnan butler. two writer's. boy
@ assist about house also white man 20 work
m grocery store. inquire 1885 nth st. NV. II
WANTED-Coachman. butler. two walters, boy
70 assist about house Apply le95 nth 1t
WANTED-ren rclia5ie salesmen Gail at once
Get z -. nw- no30-a-
NANTED-lce cream maker walters. bar
porl-Ts 10 dishwashers. DRIVERS, , second
cooks; city and country pc }Rle. SHACkLE-
FORD. sos = :. NV.
WANTED appearing colored butler. 80.
cook and waiter; also stenographer typewriter
Cwhitel- lul5 Ne.. YORK ave 1t
WANTED-Thrce boys, about IS years old, To
distribute circulars Apply ARNoRY, 18th and
L So NV 1t
WANTED Agent 20 sell vacant suburban lots
salary and commission. Address BOX o.. this
eitce. nosos-
WANTED-liau exparienred in separating zinc
and lead concentrates. Address BOX 90, this
Office. no9o-sJ
y a
cry. Bon MARCHE. $40 7th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-8 strong Young colored man 10 drive
team II mules IN freight WAGON: must be able
to rcad and write. also have knowledge Of CITY.
bring references from last places only 1886
Pennsylvania ave. Hw II
WANTED-A good Industrious boy 10 learn :
trade. = IT, CATl4N co, fo7 1872 st. IT
Cleaning Appiy 90 G. W. ROBINSON, AcGiu
Bldg u
WANTED-RarheT. hrst-class white: steady
work; so per week and 60 per cent commission.
nD sunday work. ADDRESS julius A. SPIEGEL,
2is j. Broad ST., Richmond. Va noSo-2t
WANTED Experienced man as partner 70 opeI.
oyster SILICON; one With small cash preferred.
Address BOX O.. his Office. Il
WANTED Boy, about Is. WHO IS careful. h
work about picture store Apply hv letter Civ
.ng reference. 70 hON ~ this Once. noS0-2t
WkNTED-White counter man for lunch room
en- after pm s05 j "a NV no30-3t
WANTED-A good. bright colored hoy to wait
table and help around house. 49l 4th st. nv. IL
WANTED Country youth: coed paw Cali. with
references, COS T st. nW- Room -; take elevator.
WANTED-Young man, So wck: Two az 50
Nses steady work Basement, 90 : NV II
WANTED Young man of neat APPEARANCE. Il
OF l5 years old. Tor Office Apply aftG 4 O'Clock.
GENEEA GAtER co, l420 81. NV no2s-2t
WANTFD-Boys 70 wrap goods. special
delivery boys. wagon boys. boys for
STOCK rooms; % those proving capable.
permanent positions and good wages are
assured. Apply % s. KAHN. sons
co. uo2s-7t
WANTED-An errand boy, with wheei. KEN,
1872 r st. NV. no2s-3t
WANTED-yfeat cutter for sundays; half day.
1903 II 81. NV B928-3r
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FOR RENT-FUREISHED AND I'M
FURNISHED HOUSES.
For Rent-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

S135, Delaware ave. ne. near Capitol; 12r,
. b. Sl25, New Hampshire ave. NV, near Du
.Jont Circle. - II. b. SIS. 10Th st. NV, cor
ner Cincinnati ST., 10 T, 3 b. sllO l4th st. NV
opposite franklin Park, IA r, b. 5s3.3j, 2ist
81. NV, near Connecticut ave-, y r. , b. S8J,
j 4th ST.. NV. near Florida ave, p. b. SIS.
y ermont ave. NV, q, b. SOS, North Carolina
ave Sc, near Capitol, r b. $50 l4th ST. NV
8 r, b. DUNLOP. Real Estate Broker, Metzerott
Building noIe-;Jt
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

a 3RlGHTWO0t BARGAIN. cottage.
large wo0dshed. pump Torch, newly papercd
and painted, ia nrst-class order, 81, 7c0. S0JLE
& CO.. $50 L0uisi9na ave. no5D-3t
FOR SALE-New 7-room house, Conduit Road.
large lot, tsfO-story porch Price and terms APP
ply c. c. WARlNGs 1ll4 NV. no20-3t
FOR SALE-C Comfortable c,,untry homes, 8. 800,
on $40 monthly payments. without interest. C.
W PIERCE, 1870 81. ne. no2s-30t
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
Teeth without plates firm, comfortable dur.
able; beautiful: undetectable; positively pain
less. DR.. J.. b. WILSON. $40 18th ST. NV.
no1-30t
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WANTED-Good cook AMI chamberiuaid (col-
ored); city reference required. 1928 18th st.
NV. nnSO-St
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WAETED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Car OF furnished house bv married
couple: no children; references Address BOX
- this offcc. no29-St
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED Good cook AMI chambermaid (col-
ored); city reference required 1923 18th St
NV hnaJ-9t
WANTED-A woman, cook wash, iron and do
gcnerai houseWc-S IT, a small private family.
Apply l2l5 Vermont ave uo30-2t
WANTED-A reliable white woman as cook in
a small boarding house: references exchanged.
Address w. d. SMITH. Manassas, Va. no50-2t
WANTED-A colorcd woman. cook, SIS; also a
general WORKER. 49, Oregon ave. II
WANTED -Peliable oolored girl for gererai
housework; bring reference. 1914 New Nork
ave. NV. IL
wANTED-A coJored woman for general house
work ~ oh y. NV. no30-a
WANT9 D-White girls 10 work In nangle roc n.
The -'' MAN LAUNDRY. 9th and g SITS. NV.
WANTED Women to cook and to do rauecal
housework. Apply with references, at once,
2ii - 81 So. n03@-1t
WANTED To-day and tomorrow, 80 general
! housewCrkcrs. chaInbermaids. Mattresses, dis b.
washers. cooks. no cash in advance. SHACnIE Z
! FoRDS 500 , 81. NV Il
WANTED-se smstress 10 ass.s. dressn.r .er:
steady employment ga I $. sw- 1t
WANTED Skirt and coat hands; only expe-
rleneed hands need Apply. slS llth ST. nv II
| WANTED Stortroom pantry, kitchen girls,
chambeImalds, laundry women BURGESS HO-
I TEL AGENCY. 5a2 10th ST u
WANTED-Woman TO cook and do ho,lseye,rs.
small family. 4 $. NV noS0-2t
WANTED Neat. settled colored girI. general
houework; no washing; good plain cook; stag
nights; COCA wages bring city reference 40 /
~ ne lI
WANTED Reliable white girl 10 wash ami iron
and 20 assist with houseworA; stay nights. 225
North Capitol -. It
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VIOLINS.

HENRY sCHWAKOPF. violin maker and ex-
pert repairer Of musical Instruments. 63O Pa.
ave. nOl-30t
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zoR sALE-HoRsEs 8 vEHIcLEs.

FOR sALE-Bre,vster covered buggy, nearly
new. $50 Address BOX Is, ibis Office no30-3t
LEFT Win us 90 sell coupeiette brougham
wagons. tuggies; suitable for any purpose: also
variety ~ wheels. St'LIVAN's, 1910 Ohio
aye. Inquire fof Gsyer- nos0-at
FOR sALE-Bright bay combination saddle
horse good IN harness. but ideal in the saddle;
I've vsars Old; a great pet selling because /
have no time - use a horse during the winter.
NM. CATHERINE, GO 9th 81 NV. no30-3t
FOR SALE Cheap one bay horse. Apply AZ 200
10Th e.. me- HoZ5-3t
FOR sALE-Good business or family horse, s
years old. also runabout and harness Apply
DRUG STORE. 10th and X SIS. NV. ho2s-3t
FOR sALE-A wagon, in rear Az "a ST. sw.
no26-5t
FOR SALE Horse. harness. and platform-grocery
wagon. Address BOZ 2S. this Office no2s5J
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WANTED-A colorcd woman. cook, SIS; also a
general worker. 1871 Oregon ave. It
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Woman for general houseworls.
PLY 1870 l2-h e.
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WAATED-A woman, cook. wash, iron and do
gcneral housewo-S IT, a small private family.
Apply 1915 Vermont ave n030-gt
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WANTED -Peliahle colored girl for general
homework bring reference 1914 New York
ave. NV. IL
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wANTED-SUBUaBAN.

WANTED-To bay, near car line, cottage or
house; not exceed - 600; s1O0 or 500 cash,
balance monthly Address BOX A., this Office.
uo29-St
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wANTED-AGENTs.

both sexes. u sell new. ex-
elusive holiday decorations; immense sellers;
liberal commissions. NATIONAL DECORATING
co. 117 ll-h 50. NV. no30-8t
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NANlED-A reliahle white woman as cook IN
small boarding house; references exchanged
Address w ID. SMITH. Manassas, Va. no30-2
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wAETED--RooMs.

WANTED-Three furnisned rooms centrally To-
Gated for three gertlemen: heat and Other
conyenenccs required. Address, giving terms.
BOX O.. this Office no30-2t
WANTED-Furnished room for gentleman on
Brightwood ave. Address C. D., Station G..
no30-2-
WANTED-Cnc OF two partial furnished rooms,
with heat and gas, for light housekeeping;
Center Mkt Address BOX 90. this Office no2y-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

/ WANTED Coco night cook (colorod woman,
/ SI2 per month. AZ Missouri NV. II
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HELP wANTED-MALE 8. FEMALE.

WANTED Chambe maid stay nights; also
house bow. about b years old TIE FIELD.
POS s.. nv. IT
WANTED-I1an aud wife on farm. near Wash
ington; mal 90 work and care Ter horses; woman
20 work in iouse. Apply 10 JhGES n. GRANT.
uVes au. noZ7-6t
NASTED-H you need stcnographer and type
writer, We can get you one UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO. 1906 h ST. n02f-3Ot
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-13
MACHINE LAYS RAILWAY TRACKS.

At the of and half miles day. peculiar piece of
chanm laying the the Cincinnati Richmond and Munce
Railroad.
This racayng machine automatically and accurately lifts the
and rails position the dudgng labor all railroad
sucton 1t also furnishes the motive power
train
There stretches roadbed which the construction
moved of 1900 feet hour One the interesting feat
the in which the material delivered the oadbed
and the comparatively few required for the different operations
the ties and rails lifted and moYeom the which they
carried to the roadbd being connected and spiked while the train is
in motion
An endless chain puts ties position while
pended steel truss lowers the rails advance of the construction
train In this the charge of the road hope
into Cincinnati many earlier than they could otherwise
done.
The machine weighs fifty and made in Scranton Pa 1t
the only of its kind in existence and its inventor Mr. Hurley
who the machine spent perectng it,
The work done the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie road
demonstrated that force of about forty all that
required operate the machine full capacity that when
conditions favorable three miles of track in of
could be down without difficulty while average and
half miles could be recorded-Cncnnai Enquirer.
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No No Gas No Fully
Sundays. to list,
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AURORA DUE TO
THE SUN SPOTS
DISTURBANCES SAID
TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED on THE
EARTH BY THE SOLAR GASES.

NEW YORK, November IA cable
gram to the sun from London says:
The magnetic storm which prevailed
on the Continent with vast arrears
of work, and the transmission of the
delayed messages was not completed
until today. The disturbance stopped
the running of the tram cars i'm
Geneva, where the street railways are
operated by electricity. and traffic was
not resumed until the phenomenon
had passed Off
Sir Oliver Lodge, a distinguished
electrician, says that there are evident
signs of great eruptions going on i'm
the sun. There are large sun spots
now, and surrounding each are the
indications that masses of gas, call
cium, hydrogen and other vapors. have
been thrown up and have spread over
an area compared with which Europe
is mere speck. one effect is the
emission of electrified particles. such
as are known in the laboratory as
cathode rays.
These electrical particles, shot out
from the sun, and travelling at enor-
nous speed, constitute an electric cur
rent of considerable strength. If they
pass near the earth they are likely to
induce Geographic , magnetic and
other disturbances. Where they pen
citrate the earth's atmosphere they
give rise to an aurora borealis.
Sir Norman Lockyer the astronomer
says the phenomenon was predicted
ten years ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-13
METEOR WILL CONTEST
FOR THE EMPEROR'S CUP
The Sail Area of the Schooner Yacht
To Be Greatly Reduced

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Emperor Williams
schOonery yacht Meteor will go to the
United States in the spring to take part
in the ocean races for the Emperor
cup. Several changes have been order
ed in the Meteor's rig, the most impor-
tant of which is a reduction of her sail
area os as to avoid being heavily han
dicapped The Meteor was sailed by an
all-EngliSh crew two seasons ago and
by crew about half English and Ger
mans i'm the races last season.
The Emperor's views regarding the
advantage of the race, as they have
been outlined to naval officers, are thai
yachts of the cruiser type are of great
er utility than racing models and that
the strength of construction, discipline
of the crews, variations of weather and
skill in sailing under what may be call
ed service conditions are best tested in
transatlantic race. The Meteor was
constructed partially to that end.
mperor William Is said to have
likened a racing yacht to a race horse,
as mo good for every day pleasure"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-13
A VERDICT
At MIDNIGHT
JURY DECIDES A TRESPASS CASE
FENCE POSTS AS EXHIBITS IN
COURT.

At 11:4O last night the jury in the
case of Fredericka Nolte VS.. ]. Alfred
Magoon brought in a verdict for the
plaintiff. The suit was an action for
trespass, involving a right of way to
property owned by Mrs. Magoon in
Manoa,
Among the exhibits introduced in tho
case were two large fence posts, which
were handed in for the benefit of the
jurors. The plaintiff claimed that Ma
COON had broken down her fence, and
brought the posts TO show how the
breaking had been done. Judge De Bolt
instructed the jury that no damages
had been shown and they gave a NOM
inal verdict of 81. The verdict, how
ever, establishes the title to the right
of way. MagOon appeared i'm person
and f. Andrade for Miss Nolte.
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PASSENGERS.
Departing.

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, November IS,
for Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau
ports: ]. c. AXtell c. b. Camm, G..
Delling, James Davis and wife, j. Coer-
per and wife, ]. Kaelemakule, Paul
Makainai, NJ. f. Depont, Miss Maxi,
Mrs. r. A. Ford c. w. Dickey, w. r.
Castle, Victoria K>ainahuna, J. w,
Robertson, f. G. Duisenberg, H. a. Is.
enberg, Mrs. Baker and child, w. II
Matsumoto, Miss r. S. Kelly, Mrs. Ma.
hi j. p. Medeiros, G.. p. Kamauoha, j
X. Nahale, Miss NJ. Fennell and 26 OF
deck.
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Our rule is to treat all
patrons alike-giving the
small customer and the
large the same courteous
service. If you want a
soc safe deposit box, or a
large or small insurance
policy, or a surety bond,
of any sort or size, Wen
serve you gladly. Henry
Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, Ltd, corner Fort
and Merchant SITS.
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Corner Merchant and AIakea Streets
Ring Up Telephone rIain 4o2

The rolling of the ship was so violent
that the cargo shifted, giving a heavy
list to starboard. No serious damage
resulted. The ships fine run around
the Horn has been widely commented
upon in marine circles. The Henry B.
Hyde was built in 1884 at Bath Me-,
and is owned by the California Ship
ping Company of this city.
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FOOTBALL SEASON
|. STARTS TOMARROW
CONTINUED from Page -

CONTINUED from Page ID
without badges being on the side lines,
will be strictly enforced
The victors for the season will win
the handsome blue satin and gold
pennant offered by Whitman & Com
pany. The lineup of the contending
teams tomorrow will be as follows:
H A g A DrrITI rDV
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-13
GRAND JURY REPORTS

The Territorial grand jury made a
report to Judge Gear this morning,
handing in several indictments, Among
those indicted were Lee Jim and 10y
Yin, the Chinese VINO are alleged to
have committed the recent Waipahu
robberes. They We're indicted for rob-
berry i'm the first degree.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Additional passengers arriving per S.
S. Alameda, November 13, from san
Francisco NJ. Souza, Miss ". Rod
rigues, Mrs. j. Wilkinson and chill
dren, Miss f. Wiser, j. Almeida. *. va
mazda, j. l. Downing, w. Wagner,
Manuel Oliviera, Joseph Bijider w. G..
Fargrieve, 7. S. Akimata, j. Silva, p.
II. Boggs, j. b. Stuart w. II. Wilbert,
II. NJ. Stalnaker, j. j. Crockett, j. Pc
terSon.
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THE HYDE IN GREAT STORM.

SAN FRANCISCO, November THE
fast passage of the American ship
Henry B. HYDE from this port to New
York, made in only ITO days was not
altogether devoid of exciting incident.
On September 10th, in latitude 46 de-
grees south, longitude AZ degrees west,
she was for twenty hours in heavy
gale and was hove to on the port tack,
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DEPARTING.

Friday, November 10.
Stmr. Helene, Weir, for Mahukona,
Paauhau, Kukaiau, Ookala, Laupahoe-
hoe, Papaaloa, takes mail to Hilo, at 3
p. m.
Am. bark Mohicar, Kelly, for San
Francisco, at 10 a. m.
Schr. IA Moi, for Kohalalele, at
n. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-13

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Between Boards: 10 Eva, $40; $50
Eva, 500; 10 Eva, 500.
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