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New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

MeAdam exeeutFi1. to the 5000
S. 25sloo FRANCS r. ss Meiner an5 to 100
115th No lo5 to lG9 100 # " Of = Len2s FT3sn
Kahn and another mortgage $54 o3o: Co. and and 1OO
erck P Forster Eta Kaufman: mortgages. ,no
eists stsSy 90 'l # of Farave isexloo; Julia
jay to Mary 1I s sms; s95 mTrssassi MAJ snin
to Harriet HG 10 Ba4ro ESS moTtgaFe
d Hassinger o seitz Realty Company: mort ,o.
4a No s West T: He6s s2% onE Anna o
Samuel Williams to abraham Hirschfeld and
10th ave e s. = # Of 26thst 24s szioo:
ss MsgT5S' o5S Rapp to Thomas Lynch mor'saEf 500
i5thost n corner Lexington-ave, 25x10011;
Ralph Riess Philip BsrnhaTdt; mortgage. ,-.-....,
1i2thost' No 1874 West 25x1oo ii: Harry Matt to
Jacob Rubin: @ Wortgagss SG $500 & 9ha Max to
Bessie F Lewis: mergaEe $40 600 % c 100
to- Ann 90 Collins YGY East ->'as Nominal
ON EIiIsbetR S 6 c6mt sc6 ha ali ns1 liens 100
St Marks Place. S. 2s2 E Of Sd ave, 26x12o;
SE9 Henry 4 B5nsr e' a. executors anu usses 287oo
Ralph Rie5s: mortgage. s1s Nominal
1lsih5t 5 25ls + Of Fark-4ys l 80 sz1oo TO-
Culver. TSferee. E. to u Amelia seIneF eooo
ok 50x n lis to beginning: Jennie Becker
Hannah MsheT
Faube to Pncus fo%enfsId and an0ther 1o5oo
Avenue \
201 D Ewen George Phster and another
10 Salvador Lo Piccoio; mortgage, $4,000: o
7t9st Nos , = ana East 8 715t NJ zS21! e.s
SVT9 to John DPPei f' a. eAY'-'O's $1,000
Ridge Nos 14f and 143, corner Stanton
2jxSO Adolf Mande Louis Nieberg and
another; mortgages, $25.0 Nominal
BrOome-St, No " Mulberry 25-3X
1868; Barr Dominick Abbate and
another: mortgage. s21. .O00; and 100
Same property; Mary A Parker to John G Barr;
mortgage $1,000; and 100
Avenue B. s Gth-st IOSx20J; Avenue c.
. 6th-st. 10Sx205. UniCnport A Louise
Same property: Carrie l. Wilson to same: all
Same property; Rebecca A Greig. widow.
all title Nominal
Same property Catharre NJ Ketcham and another
all title - lnflal
800, 25X100: solomon
Wihelmne X BecheT: mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
BedfOri-st s. - # OF LerOy-st 22X
s 29x 12.2x n Dix beginning;
Catharine Miller 10 Eugene " Paige mortgage,
Avenue c II corner 6tf-st. 14i. map Union
port. 1OSx2O5, George 6reig. heir. to Katie
Harold ...-.-...-.-. Nominal
Avenue 9th st. lot 107 map Union
i4f man Inionport. 1OSx20I: Mary a Dill heir.
George Greig. heir all title Nominal
Prospect ave. Ij6th- 25xs9 6x2jx
a06; Katie RasChe to August X RasChe. mort
gage $4,000 Gift
Walton ave S921 It : Of burnside Ok
Herman HuneCke to Louise : Browning
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Eew-York. Saturday. May 2. 1903

aa s5s T T. 80 ia lanes En- are TRsSos Nh ,Ib Fis'1 g APT 10
T'.I ,hs Tsar =! 1870 P NJ is5 ''' ''''F
:" Punch i@dye 20. with mdse- Arrived The at
Ioaocne ," ana Plymouth 20 to the Hamburg Amerfcsn
IL IL ",'9 IE ee'ln aBd l.' steeraEe passengers and
ss7[r - saIoie , dT' Eolrot HayFe April . TO
:. sIeerssc rassesers mails and mdse Arrived the
Sfeamor Phrnica Gon. schmidt. Genoa April T.
Islerm@ i and Nsr.es "a 80 Iismhure American
Arrived 81 1ho bar a 40
Z,'"ra ,FIil sna ST Lucia =. to ArbursIe erot4ers.
sreaule- srcaada sI}r Mcfeon Tr1idad aprl "a md
Grenada - - Tic frr'sd SHIPPING and Trading Com
thc Bsr II $50 m
steamer Pathfinder Parse, Msysguez Aprfl la Areeibo
- 11spa'2 - "a ionce - ATToyo 20 hgmaco and Na
20 1te x,r IN Trl 5 - prt - R o e - "a afo 90; s Juan
arrived st 5he Bar at l@.5o ? m
2 outeriTtdse q 60 with -! passengers. mails and
Stesner city of Washinrtor Jones cienfuegos April
With 80 mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
steamer jamestown Hitler Newport News end Nor
,olk 10 the Old Dominion Ss Go. Hith passengers and
steamer Benefsctor French. Philadelphia to William
= clyde d 90. with mdse
Aszrsnzas. s with passengers and
5earnef San5iaso TfahS%ag. rsmPico April % Ha
Isssenses sls ana ds ArTives az tie Rsr a. s7 M
ssnay Hook \ J. May ? $50 p m-wind east south
SAILED
CanTania il7r1. for Liverpool: British Empirs
Ga ca a ' an "a @ TaaeilHd ,iee kntreIp. %eima1
tferl Genoa ans Naples; Goidsboro Philadelphia:
lnrnbia fFsT3 Glasgow. PsrEgHt. BTl Sagua
Thernsto dDat.hl Hamburg and Rotterdam. via Norfolk
Havana Altai GER Kingston. SaKanlls
erc: bordeaux tFrl. HaVre: Cafanta Arthur.
Colorado Hui, Afh0s Ger Port Prince
Cs-deHas. (NSor)
-~faI sT1r: Monroe Norfolk Newport News,
Galveston. ssattah00clee Boston: fAampasas West
ami Galveston; city OF Memphis Savannah; Hector
fon N=cksr Ger. Baltimore: Ely f3T). Norfolk: Simon
rstsvroiz tNor4 Port
-rDnat,utxa fFgrD. ftierb. Hamburg
Fsagtsrncre. Wilmington
y = znd Georgetown. =
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
.s.rnool MAY Arrived steamer Canadian tBr) Trant
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1es 100 nt + another of isaTe is Samuel 3 Ijsmi
mertsase, So 900; Nominal
mortgage. $500; o and -, :, = 80 500
AysPnf William n NJ F N &ansels Jacob Bier
S6ffoIk GhgF st Nos l2a to 127 corner Riynston
and another: mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
i'ft TO 81 Tiizabeth Smlthson. Nominal
lynch and another to Louis Gordon: mortgage.
$500 $1,000 o ,2i s nrs ms 60 ! IT Of Lexington ave
.ixio22: bernhard Llebstadter to George
l2ss a2sty :5 100 Fax 2s2 = s5zi9ol:
1Gls5se S2G"o $ 100 It Of % 25xlooii 'OO'0
G9@PaHy moFsasa ss2sas $50 I9 90; and 100
East Brg3d%ay william Ren%cs % 'oi rusfse map
to Harry Fis.hel o c and ;...:..;........ 100
iIxiGo 5: Nellie NJ Warner to William Col
same property: Charles H Ward. by guardian to
Wlliam colgate: all title 4i66 e7
Robinson Robin a1''','''' Nominal
'',h Hioa2: city Real Troperty Investing Company
susie s tons @afp Madison st. %s Her
sesaI ct al e s As5sh@m 6S and fein and ,oo
Fast Broadway. corner Scanned 81, -ixIS11
r@4xIa :. william Brown and another TO
dore Jackson ard :. =. 100
7 Ioriiiard Place No 2.456 -o.3x97.5. William
Wainwright Henry Hoehm mortgage s275
- o and. ID I $40 n = corner i6ist St ss7x25 i''
T19'y Eda4a 1ff foGitzst lit TO Henry Tiedeman 100
Jane + swail2w and another to Fannie KeycNominal
nosI lo3 u argase E@a i%ssiRssr soo Ss. sl com
s0@hesI ~ 'o, o hGalssad ic Robert Dorset TO ju1s
Win. Mi.'sr No an 81 25xoo celia Eichhorn to
Victor PerIman another mortgage $500 Nominal
rt6tf st n s iI2 It E of Mornlngside ave East,
worsns = company to Martha Mosher: mort
sass iit Of 9th ave "a a1ss o. Carrie
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

The buyer will Immediately improve the
property by erecting a six story and basement mer-
camille building. This is part Of the eleven stable
buildings recently purchased by the Hudson Real
ty Company. The same company has purchased
from John j. Burton the building Nos $50 and $50
Westinghouse. plot 44X75 improved with a SIX
story and basement mercantile building occupied
by tenant. namely. the Mirror Candy Company
Irving w Riegelman and NJ Morgenthau jr,
respectively brokers for the seller and pur-
chaser.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
AN Ex-ALpERMAN IN REALTY DEAL

s Steingut & Co. have sold to ex-Aderman
Louis Minsky No. 56 Secondave adjoining the cor
ner of Third-st property is four story brown
stone private dwelling house. The purchase price
was s25 coo The same firm has also sold No. 25
sacond-ave a five story brownstone fathouse. with
all improvements plot 263xl1O feet, adjoining
fha corner Of Thirteenth for $4,000. The base
ment and parlor floors of No 205 Second-ave. are
10 be occupied by the owner.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

C,oIumbus-ave north side. 20o feet east OF Rose
St two story frame dwelling house. q by q feet;
katherine Pitz owner; Bernarr Bbeling architect
cost. $4,000.
Ijvingston-st 76e feet west of Garfeld-st.; two
story brick building. 51.2 by $50 feet Herman kiel
owner: Charles SteGmayer. architect cost F9pto
One hundred thirty -eighth-st.. south side 200
feet east OF Southern Boulevard, rear. one story
frame workshop II by 30 feet Anna Htggens,
nwner: Michael ]. Garvin architect cost. Sl.50O
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
SALE OF A ROW OF BUILDINGS.

Richtmyer & Irving have sold for +. j. Moough
new the six old buildings No. 12f 10 131 West One
bundred-and- -frst-st about 100 feet west OF Colum
bus-ave being 1069xl001i feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
REALTY NOTES.

The Adams Express Company is said to he the
huyer of the old Manhattan -Knickerbocker Athletic
club property at the southeast corner of Forty
fIfth-st and Madison-ave.
Miss Lillian Russell said yesterday that she had
not vet signed contract to buy no. 161 West FIJI
h
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
SIXTH-AVE. SALE DENIED.

According 10 report printed yesterday the
northeast corner of Sixth-ave and Fourteenth-st St
has been sold. It learned. however, from a
reIia bic source that the property which comprises
seven old buildings. has not been sold The prop
ertv has frontage of 1926 feet in Sxthave. and of
~ feet Fourteenth-St
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
SOME REPORTED LEASES.

Pochcr & Co. report the following leases: No. 2o2
West Thirty-sixth-st a five story fathouse. for
7 w Highlander for a term of years. at 5000 a
wear. also Nos 222 and 224 West Sxty-second-st to
a Miller for a term of years The property Is two
five story double tenenents.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 81 Sunset 6:5I Noon sets 1907 Moons s
HIGH WATER
= sandy Hook 81 GOV, leland ZOO Hell Gate IS
p M-Sandy l2:l4 Gov Island 12;46 Hell Gate ;S5
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

The Hudson Realty Company has sold TO William
F. Jacobs a plot 65xe2 feet. the north side of
West Seventeenth-st.. between Sixth and Seventh
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
NEW BUILDING PLAN.

54th st ard sth-a corner. for ten story
brick hotel. p 1Ox62 II: Mrs G l. Clowstongo.
owner: Stein, Cohen Roth. architects slf
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

HE DID 4 BRISK BUSINESS
,brourh usins Little Ads. of the Peo-
pIe- which appear in The Tribune How
offeu one hears this said:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
Country Board.

IsARpEN CITY. 1. Hoard Tor gentleman and wife.
" bedroom and sitting room II Desired. IN pleasant
home with large piazza spacious and attractive grounds
e desirable location minutes walk from station;
two aduits in family Address r -. BOX No. 8. Garden
city l. l.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
City Property for Sale.
TWO RARE BARGAINS.

1921 EdgeCombs Ave. restricted block: high
elevation: dwellings superb condition. 10 s
and 1916 wide Owner must sell and will sacrifice $4,000
adjoining property just sold. Accommodating
quick purchaser.
BERT G. FAULHABER & co, East 42d St
TI-ST COMPLETED family detached house. near
- improvements open for uspsC
ton bargain builder. Hughes north
Of
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

TURNS OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GOOD
MONEY.
There several places where It's done
every day ..oIa Gold and silver head-
ing among tho Little Ads. of the People,"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
City Property to Let.


A CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING for rent s4,h
"A between Riverside Drive and West End Ave.
threestory highstoop brownstone dwelling, IS feet
wide in condition, with buffers pantry
tension and six bedrooms Modern plumbing
Rent reasonable. Apply to SLAWSON & HOBBS. 2Ss
Columbus Ave 73d s.
DHYSICTAN rent part his partly furnished
1 handsome house: excellent locality WEST SIDE.
Box 4O1. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
Sum mer Resorts.
STORM KING INN.

C,ornwaIl-on Hudson. thousand feet above levels
,4ea Snrinc and ard Resort Booklets II Gram
Park.
DRIFIJE y Ito yent for season furnished. cottage
IL pure running al modern improvements 800
TfEALTH FOOD co. 81 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
Furnished apartments to Let.

INIGIT ROOM APARTMENT. Washington Heights 20
H rent, furnished. Sll+" entirely open t
furnished. elevator uixht
phone water closets best references required tt"
PORT Box los. Tribune Uptown Ofice 1866 Bro2lVF'
rJvO Completely furnished Housekeeping apari-
Il meut. az c"oi outside rooms - r.,st $tth 81
TpENUTITJ-G. NpNETMENT 20 t,r. Furnished. eoTneF
ID 18th ave. ufaIs served Apply Nest s>th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
.sv,rDool May 1-Arri1ed Canadian (Br
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03

.BTings mail.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
VIEWS OF REAL ESTATE PAPER.

The Real Estate Record and Guide IN us iast
issue in an article the real estate situation
says:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14
Telephone Test for Wine.

PARIS. July 2s.-M. Maneuvrier,
Assistant Director OF the Reswicb
Laboratory, has discovered what he
believes to be an infalIibla method of
ascertaining to what extern a given
quantity OF wine has been watered
The principle on which the method
is based is the variable conductivity
OF different liquids, notably wine and
water, and the instrument by which
the tests are made is the telephone.
NJ. Maneuvrier's ingenious application
OF the telephone to a special appara-
tus enables him to determine TO what
degree the liquid under observation is
a conductor.
Tests thus made by the help of a
chart tabulating NJ. Maneuvrier's cal
culations are much quicker, easier. and
less costly than chemical analysis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14
WANTS PRODUCTS
FOR ST. LOUIS

Jared G. Smith, special agent in
., charge Of the Hawaii Experiment Sta
ton, has issued the following circular:
Honolulu, Hawaii. July 80. 1903.
Dear SIR Knowing that you are
, deeply interested in Hawaiis exhibit
at the St. Louis exposition and that
you will be DESTROYS of making it as
completely representative of our indus
tries as possible, we take the liberty Of
asking your cooperation with us in the
preparation of the agricultural col
lection.
We are making duplicate collections
of agricultural products-one for the
United States Department of Agricul-
, ture exhibit and one to be a part Of
the general representation of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii as provided for by the
recent Act OF the Legislature.
You will greatly assist in this work
IL you will kindly fill in the blank
spaces on the enclosed sheet and mail
the latter in the enclosed franked en-
velope addressed to Mr.. Jared G.
Smith.
We ask for anything Of an agricul-
turaI nature which has been produced
in these Islands and which is a good
specimen Of its kind.
Perishable things will be preserved. r.
While the exhibits will not leave Ho-
nolulu until some time in the autumn,
it is desired TO gather in as many
things as possible at once.
Trusting that We may have an early
reply from you, stating what you have
available for this purpose. and thank
ing you in advance for the same,
Very truly yours,
JARED G.. SMITH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14
WIICOXS NEW AMBITION.

Bob Wilcox has that essential fac
uIty Of a good native politician-an eye
TO the main chance. That is why he
wants TO run for Sheriff Anywhere
else the tumble from cushioned seat
In Congress to the cane chair Of a
County Sheriff would give the tumbler
pain but here the lower office has ease
ments and attractions of which the
post of Delegate in Congress offers no
comparison and which are guaranteed
to soothe all hurts of pride. The Del
egate gets 5000 a year but the Sheriff.
IL he works things right, may collect
$500 a month and a great deal more
In fact $500 per week were spoken Of
in court lately as the Iargess from Chi
nese gamblers alone. Then again the
Delegate has no power or conspicuity;
while the Sheriff Of Oahu county will,
like Doorkeeper Fitzhugh OF three dec
AIDES ago. be "a bigger man than old
Grant"
with Bob Wilcox in charge Of the
police Honolulu ought TO be wide
open town indeed and IL the Home
Rule treasury was not kept in funds
that would be because the treasurer
counted his cash too often The Chi
nese gamblers ought to be good for
sI5c0 a week; the Illicit liquor resorts
should pay at least $500; the japanese
dive-keepers, being numerous, should
be good for $500 more; white poker
games could hardly hope to get of for
less than the Chinese, making another !
$500: and white disorderly houses !
would pay roundly for protection
There are at least $4,000 per month in
sight and we don't wonder that it /
makes the mouth OF every Home Ruler
water. particularly the mouth of the
jobless Wilcox, the leader OF them all.
But poor Curtis Iaukea, who thought
he was going TO be nominated for
Sheriff. There's nothing left but the
Democracy for Curtis to join now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

Somebody should take the Bulletin
into pen and see If they can't wean it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14
LOOKING THIS WAY.

The mere announcement in the AS
ISOLATED Press dispatches Of the APP
pointment OF Theodore F. Lansing as
Immigration Commissioner sufficed 10
bring him letters from people who
want TO settle here Probably hun
dred such letters followed the cabied
story about a possible opening of pub
lie lands. All over the Union are peo-
pie who long for a home in the Amer
lean tropics many OF whom would like
TO take up land and produce some
thing.
Speaking of small farming yester-
day Mr.. Lansing said that he could not
answer inquiries about 1t until he
could find out something about avail
able tracts. There's the rub" The
small farm must precede the small
farmer; and very little IL being done
to get IL ready. There is land enough,
as we all know, but until 1t is survey
ed and mapped it will be useless for
the purpose named. Once it is made
ready there will be no trouble in get
ting farmers to occupy 1t. Is there
any higher duty before the Territorial
government than TO put this land in
the way Of development along 'tradi-
tIonal American lines?"
While the Government is making up
its mind IT might be a good thing for
the holders Of great agricultural es-
tates to consider whether farmers
would not be desirable buyers or
Iessees. Both the Bishop Estate and
the Oahu Railroad & Land Co, could
easily get into touch with the people
who are writing to the Immigration
Commissioner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

Good for the Chamber of Commerce.
Its new bylaws contain the following:
THE object OF this organization shall
be to foster and encourage commerce,
manufactures. horticulture. and agri-
culture: to promote the passing Of
beneficial laws in city, county. and ter
ritory, TO obtain the best possible
transportation facilities. both passen-
ger and freight; to attract and inter
est visitors. and to generally advertise
and promote the welfare OF the Terri
tory OF Hawaii"
This brings the Chamber OF Com
mercs ND to date and puts 1t in the
way OF great usefulness to the Terri
tory as a whole
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14
TODAYS EXECUTION.

The hanging today OF Tanbara elsa
buro for the brutal murder Of Captain
Jorgen J. Jacobsen Of the schooner
Fred. ]. Wood viii be the first legal
execution in Hawaii under the Federal
statutes and also Of any kind since
the organization of the Territory. Taa
last hanging under the laws OF the
islands occurred six years ago, when
the murderer of DR.. Smith Of Kauai
| was executed in Oahu prison.
This official execution today should
be a valuable object lesson for the Ter
ritory. Not only does it show that law
and order must be maintained within
the Territory, but also that the arm
Of the law embraces the sea as we'll.
and that murder upon an American
ship is punished just as surely and
even more quickly than one where the
law is enforced by the regularly con-
stituted guardians of the peace.
Tanbara had a taste Of American
law even before he touched an Amer
lean port Caught almost in the act
of murder with a bloody knife still in
his hand, the first mate OF the vessel
ordered his arrest and placed him ~
the hold of the ship in irons He was
put on trial before jury chosen from
the ships crew, given an impartial
hearing and by the jury sentenced to
be hanged. But the crew left the
hanging for Judge Estee and the Unit
ed States Court and did not go quite
to the extreme in fulfilling the judg-
ment pronounced by the ships court.
The Japanese are said to have no
fear of death, and Tanbara has GER
tainly not shown any loss of courage
up to the very day OF his doom. He
has been stolid and Indifferent through
il all. But though the Japanese ordin- !
arily brave death, it is vastly differ !
emit to meet it on the battlefield CT even |
IN a personal encounter, than ignomin- |
ously on the gallows. Tanbara has |
no friends among the co. !
pie of his own race, and his execution /
nay serve to check TO some extent the i
prevalent homicidal mania which ap-
pears to be on the increase among the
over classes of japanese in Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

Davis has gone and the mosquito
must follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

The sneering statement comes from
Home Rule headquarters that Repub-
ncans are paying the expenses OF the
new Home Rule organ. Unfortunately
the story is true. Mrs. wilcox's en-
dowment list contains the names OF
several eminent Republicans and the
Republican Public Works Department
Is well represented in THE Connty's"
advertising columns But giving aid
and comfort TO the enemy is a car
dinal object OF politics in Hawaii-nei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

IL is something OF an snti-climax TO
read OF a hurricane THAI overwhelmed
a town, wrecked six steamers and
many other vessels. devastated one end
OF a great island. ruined $4,000. 900
worth Of 1roperty-and caused thirty
deaths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

c. w. Booths appeal before the Tax
Appeal Court on his Pauoa property
may yield some interesting light on
the actual value OF the water rights
which only Governor Dole's veto saved
coo after a hard fight TO make the
price $25O.OO0.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

There is small choice between the
Turks. Aacedonians and Bulgarians
sympathy for either would be good
material wasted. O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-14

Tomorrow mornings Advertiser will
contain the result OF the Corbett-
Jeffries prize fight by rounds.