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New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July Z5.-Cate-Recepts 600 head: market
steaa: good prime IS 6G pcor medium.
81 2sIS5 feeders So 50$t 80, and
hefers 5OfS4 81 5DdS2 % bulls s. .
81 y. calves S3aS6 30 Texas steers So 50S4 g5 Hogs
Receipts 14OOO head, Monday. 3So0; let 35O0.
market 5dfOc lower: mixed and butchers IS SJ
good choice $ 55GsS 20; rough heavy $ go
IS 80. 50 4OfS5 s2 bulk % salfs s. 5O1S5 So
sheeu-Recelpts 1000 head; market steady. good 20
choice 81 sass fair 70 choice mixed sS7 90:
naive lambs Sc &56sS -
East Ercalo Julv Cattle steady; prime and snip
ping 81 s5GS5 80; butchers steers s. 2Gs4 80:
COWS heifers s. 75TS4 IS bulls S3GS4 p. seekers
and feeders. $685. % NealsReeeipts go head. mar
ke DC IS 25G$T. Hogs-Recepts. $500 head.
market and 2Os0c lower; heavy IS ea6S6: nived-
uirs Sc 2zaSG 30 -ou-hs 81 7S5 stays Si1S4
Tsrss IS 75eSg Sheep Ia-n5s-Feceipts head:
sHeeD steady; lambs slow 25c higher; lambs St0
c5. yesrrgs. s5GS5 50; wethers 81 500
s. ewes So 75aS4 % few at 81 -. mixed sheep SO
81 80
steady 50 east IS Sheep steady. s2aS4 . Lambs
ste dv Sc 50TSH 30
kansas Crtv July 5--Csttle-Receiprs 500 head mar
ret uncrar-rd choice dressed beef steers
-0e5 o. S4asf To- s-0ckers and feeders
s. sOESf 50 Western FED steers S3as4 6l Texas and
india steers 50 250Si 90 Tezas ccys S2aSs 2 rst-ys
calves. 81 759S5. HcEs-ReceiDts 3ooo head market
lower price. s. 90 bGS y sees $ sSa 80 20
reayy s. 25dS5 80. MIXED Pscksrs $ 25@S5 20 AEai
Native larrs 1888 lambs 1885 20 ed
eces SGls4 =. pned ings- $50 - 80.
exss cle5 sheeo s. 1915 20: s,ockers and seeerss
.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

ments Along the roofs of line OF houses in
Little RedIington there stil the secret escape
passage OF the Smugglers arrangement which
IoroldS standing upright in the living rooms below
NICE ana seek passages, its odd means OF egrsSs
ilS hlSh lookout windows and various other pecui-
latleles of business Of which the keynote was
evasion. Strangers come occasionally out Of their
ana as striking an object in the landscape as the
Famous PedhngtOn poplar, which. say. threw
lts sIraght stem fifty feet into the air when Domes-
1aE 1ook was compiled, but they do not know that
WIN the smuggling business the Walnut
Tree Inn at which they have lunched
Old Slngsby the last human link between to-day
ana FeQlingtor's great past who died last year
appointed to PeGlington ne would find on his lawn
IN Inc morning after his arrival goodly tub OF
SPIRITS or keE Of tobacco a box OF tea Of
iace- with a Scrawed intima ton that long he
him generally and in his church in particular, all
would ne Wei with him. and many generations or
PeoEngton parsons found il worth their while to
acquiesce. 1t was Old Slingsby who pointed out an
altar tomb in the church. the emblazoned side OF
W11cn, being removed revealed descent into the
vaults below. whore cofins and kegs stood side Dy
side. and who told of the parson who was
puzzled at the constant smell of tobacco during SER
vice time. but who discovered that Sundays
there was usually larger congregation under the
church than in it.
Times have changed In Little Pedlington since
then. A suugglers keg found in the woods
the other day. ard was bought by local dealer in
cur1os at price which would have paid for II when
It with rather more curiosity than were regarded
the relies Of the Anglo-Saxon warrior found in the
chalk pit at about the same time. Still We have
some bits of history about and II ii is only
ter, inasmuch as the contrast between what is and
what was is striking.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
96O tons: last weeE
LIVE STOCK MARkEr.

Nc sa DRESSED s 6e, or Is s9s3 ss3 S92ssEs % & re
tive sides. 6%8sec per n Cables quoted
weight refrigerator al G9ssc per n The FOLLOW
Liverpool about 75o quarters Of beef the Minnson
Lor LONDON 700 cattle and $50 quarters; Toroato
for Manchester, 311 cattle.
cALvEs-ReeeiPts an for the market, and al at Six
absence Of transactions City vesls Sle0
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts. Including ; cars direct
to slaGghterers were 2 cars or B. 746 mead. making.
with The stock carried over from yesterday total OF
= cars 10 be sold all al jersey City. sheep good
T =. 1l is Si -Ct S-.'7 - n-A a. OF FIioaS-
Inc pens we're WIN me exception ct about 9
81 Is. one car choceI al s. - culIs Dressed
SaIes-Keras Commission Company: IL Kentucky
lambs. = u AVERAGE at 81 IS 100 %; 162 20
a. 80 9i la 90 81 n at Sc 20; 2i5 do g. n a. So .;
g549 m a2 % To- To- ct 50 y 90 j99 rs IA SaTy39d do Is n a. %
a. s. Il M Indiana sheep l15 n a. - 90 90 us 70.
p at $ 40 50 Kentucky DO % n at $ 2: s. DO lOa
e. 30 - re n :, se ~ Ss ~ - e sst 20 o ,5 S5
Kentucky sheep ~ n at 81 IS. l6s 1I3 n. 81 IS:
5 Judd & Co: s. Buffalo lambs 60 n, SC .; 2st
90 6s r. at - 20; % ksn{ucky DO 2. p at s. ~ 59
Kentucky sheep IO1 70 s. % % Buao do. 126 %
Harrington Co: 255 Kentucky lambs 50 70. At 81 ioI
234 Do % To at So 90 lg6 Virginia do 90 70 a. So 80
50 80; ts Buffalo do 1oe n at s. 80; DO. IS n. az
Newton < Co.: Dos Kentucky lambs Il n at SO sOg
s. .: Virginia do. Ioa n. - -; do. ls7 n.
2s$ DO 2 n at 81: PAP 2 81 % d. 81 n. al
S. Virginia sheep. JJ5 JJ5 = al +.. s. 80
10 RsItHSzv * sheep ios n st s. e5 - . -
wiIze-son: go Kertucky lambs 6 n. at 81; Ia7
fl0iz-Esce.pts % cars. L5s4 reported
sales date yesssEaay-H, - 4 Hens: q 8 state hoS
ls9 p aver az 50 10 per 100 n =, DO - 70 a. - SOi
4sO n at 81 so
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York, July -, 1908.
CoFFElEl-To-day's session in the coffee market
was particularly dull and uninterestiug. market
opened quiet at unchanged prices. During entire
session only 30 bags changed hands. prices be
E0na partial decline OF . points in the absence OF
buyers underwent alteration.
at unchanged prices to decline Of points The open
ing was IN accordance with the character OF the early
cables which reported change any of foreign
markets aside from Hamburg which advanced a partial
= pfs The receipts Brazilian ports again
heavy footing up $4,000 begs but exerted little effect
on sentiment here. There OF bags
and the interior Santos ecepts 81 36s
pags: dispatch has tust been received 10
Jaeiro stating that project financed
some f2o,0OoOoG is being advanced for the
purpose OF cornering the Brazilian Locally
proposition is deemed out of the question
aosoiuteiy no effect the Of the market
remains dull and lstless trading being practically
etandstlL both in the futures and SPOT markets The
market Tor srot supplies Oulet with
the basis Of 5i$c for 70 =
The contract prices IN the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
EXPORT, So0o American. 1909 middlins upland 664d
net gst s s0s p99ss ngReT qly a esSd JglyAgggs
az S9d, T 90 TS 80 80
535d; Decenber-Januay 29d5 sod: January-Feb
-r9ry. 52sd; FebruaryAIarch 5.27d. and March-Apri
flour AND MEAL,-The flour market was steady all
day, but the advance in wheat came 700 late at
tract much buying Interest he market closed dun
IS So winter patents SO GoG$4 -; sprlng clears
winter 50 aoqs3: red dog $23 5ogz24 80 to arrive
choice 70 faacy s. s6Gsa 60 coRN gVtsS T
gg9ted; KIN dried So 2o6S2 80 braRd..... BAG
Spring bran SPOT sI7 sacks 70 arrive 90 n 4rongp
o, Slo sq$4!; spring bran nddng $lS1 1E2l in 200 10
chop $40 in hgIk $50 sacks to arrive OIL meal sos.
bnlIish character aroused Saturdays wheat market
@c net higher win sun further advances On The late
in corn 70 " vas = 59F We o PT3P9gasSd 5g gPs4
among wheat shorts. bulls fortified their position with
ing yields in the West ana soutiWest on top Of this
CATION showed that il was co-andsa WITH the BUSINESS
hour there vas IittIe or 9 spea i've interest," s In the
11 Ng5 M "aa S,4EeeIy any cHaH5e 70 prices Ihen To
neroa5ss ancpatiaE that with light stocks all over
and quantity on passage Monday together WIKI
accounts on thai ei1 re lq 1l9 y T ETs'e % TSo+Ss
tt sSency toward Increase in The winter wheat movem
t2{al recep-s Of spring and winter whes1 we're agsn
q 1o95o points a. Paris FOREIGN markets showed little
ssatea az 144SooGao bgshes against 1ss sssoo iast
Sea Ihe oflCial report German wheat condltlou
vas 90 worlds shipments estimated
bus The export business ste6 Cf 10 loads
worked late Friday ana previously reported acd
loads saturday No closed s1r elevator and SPA
sfioat 10 Northern Duluth. g2'2c. and No hard
AAlItcpa, 33+1c aNoat. CtlHN--Acttvity
stehg'h were also features in Saturdays corn market
which closed &c net higher NewYork ard on the lac
curD advanced to 5Sc for September 1r 9sc above ne
previous night Behind this advance sccurula
ton Of unfavorab!e crop perhaps exceeded any
thlrg YET noted the II al result OF hot
winds which caused damage n central
Illinois. Oklah ahons Kansas The reports starse buy
i5g from al win May esPeeialiy active IN
Chlcsgo The weather map showed moderately llg1 ten
nsratures in ire Southwest, with clear weathsr IN
IeF2T receipts we're shade larger Ian iat year aad
English cables isnld lower EKport business IL
cluded loads NeN-York No closed 5sc elevator
and ; ahoat; No white, Ssc. and 10 yeilo~. osc
o b adoat. "a TE-The activity N corn was
nected 20 IN cats, which advanced SHARPLY
and closed firm. cash sales amounted
600 bushels closed 40-=c; No 8 +ic; NO :
white, 42G4c No Whi- track white.
4.c and standard white, Al = 5ltl 1laket
quiet No . Western. 5slzc. state rye, osn
BARl1EY-Market steady. Feeding o2e' ana mating,
OF .0Ic. both 1 NeW-Lork-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

Cash quotations follows: Flour seadv winter
patents 50 1898 So stlaights s. 00 spring
$3 No spring wheat, soc: NO T16SIc: No red
I5i2G GlSc No yellow c-rn, 54C; oats 81 f32c: No
white II = a429ac No white. aSQ52c; rye, 5ig
J9c; good fetGins barley "34+lc; far choice mating
prime timothy seed, So 30; clover. grade Sl2lD
Sl2 50 pork. bbl Sl3 55QS13 TO; lard per
10. s. 52lzQ$7 %; ribs sides Qoose) 81 81 ass
dry ~aited shoulders tboNe1), 81 62}9
30. Produce Exchange the butter
ket was weak; creaTneries. 14ql9c, dares. l3a1Tc
Legs weak; at mark cases included, 1Ig13c. Cheese
new. firm, lO-sgll+c.
Duluth July 25.-wheat in store No l hard s7i5c No
l Northern, s5iac; No Northern Sec 10 arrive No
jury SS-zc: September I7b4c; December 755amT5Ac.
Milwaukee, July 25.-Wheat-No Northern STl5c: No
: Northern, SEC September. T7lsc. Rye-No J. 52la
495c. t51riey--..&Q = oogo0c sample. 42I52c. Corn
September. J2I524eC.
Minneapolis, July 25.-wheat, cash s8s.c July s6lsc;
hard sT74e; No Northern, s62c No Northern S4lsQ
Soc No . Northern Sic FlOut-First
s. 800 second Patents s. 259S+ 85 clears 81 4ogS3
second clears. 81 i0qS2 80; wood, Minneapolis
Bran in bulk. $l29S12 SO.
Philadelphia, July 25.-Wheat hrm but demand light;
contract grade. July, 7s5sG7S%c. Corn iln l.c
higher; July, 052G56c. Oats quiet: No pped
4l-294Ic Butter 5zUlc lower Western
fresh nearby l9c, loss of. fresh Western lsl.c of
fresh South iGGlIc, loss Off southern I5 loss
OF Cheese-Fair demand Eew-Yorl cream I0-4 q
10i2c Rccepts-Flour. 1000 bbls and 2022CG0 10 in
bush ShtpHents-Wheat, 1900 bush; $500 bush
cats. 22,0ol bush.
ST. Louis. july 25.-Wbeat-No . red cash. elevator
971c July. Sc September, T7ss 9 y December .3isc
CorrNo cash, 5pc September. y ABc: DecsrbeT +9S4
a Is oatsNo cash. S5c Septeute.. a2>c. Decsn-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MArKgT.

Liverpool July Z5.-Cl0siHF-M heat-spot-No : Tst
steady 6s ID; California dali ds esa Iasafss
-SroI- -7erican r1lxsd. easy a. futures dull;
TuIv nominal, septrnhe- 4s 4izt Fees-~3Isiza o5s'
rlcttr--s. fancy winter, quiet - Sc
IJors-at Lordon CPacihc Cc@stl steady. . l-se-o-
India Pork quiet prime mess
yTsersr- rs So Hams-snort cut. = 70 IS = nm.
Eaccu-Cann- -er,and -ut % % 30 % arm SIS So
snort rIb I6 p n steady SIS long e;ear neais-
% "a "a n. steady sos &C. long clear mc1les.
ssvv IS 70 ~ - sIeady clear bellies. "A % "a
n f-u 50s. clear backs. - 20 - 10 Quiet So~
- 70. STEADY Sss- LaF1-PriEns
rrsrern in tlerres. easy. 37s; Americaa refined In
- HrfreF-f7rod United States steady. 75s
-rsrC-Aruc-ican nr-s- wrif- quiet fGs Cd American
- ccI9-ed Fal~V-Prl-ns c-ty steady.
q, ca Australian Lon11a dan. e0s Cd rurpeltire-
~-rfrs steady 5s 81.
fetr0,eura-Fe elcez nominal Lanseed oil, dun.
COCtonseed oil-Hun refined. spol Arm, - MssG
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne higher
advance Savannah. although local stocks
larger than they running recently but
the total stock only 96l bbls. Resin steady
firm Tar firm. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On bols. SIC; machine made
bbls, 53isc
TAR-Pine bbls So 40: oil bbls 81 4cGS4 90
RosIS-Comnon good strained S23S2 OH; 2, 81 To-
?. 50 20 c. So 25; h 81 60dS2 IS; J. So l0dS3 10; K
81 40 NJ So 55g$3 90. y SO 75dS3 IS; W G. s. 90$3 5
STOCK ON HAND.
Eosin - tt
Tar 2Ge1 b5ls
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July %. ?. n,-Cotton-spoi fair de-
nand prices four points higher American mdding fair
TlCd: good mddtrg, 6-Ssd; uiddlng 6.62di low nadcg
essd; good ordinary SI2d: ordinary 5e2d The sales
speculation and export and included ZOO American
opened firm ard closed steady: July 66ec July
August. 6%9lG3Sd, August and September, 6-53d
September and October $500 SD; October Noven
Der 47GE November DecsrnbeT, 5.34d .356; De-
cenber and January. 52995 30a January February.
b2Sd; February and March. 5Id; March snd Apr 2Tt
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

COTTON-To-day's cotton market not particularly
active, but displayed less irreguarity
trade evidently in unsettled mind
showing decided disposition to await DEVELOPMENTS in
the nearby options before more than
evening At hrst the market opening
advance Of 7@25 points, and selling up to level
net aG25 points higher. with selling
September At 10 pc October -rn-
the higher Liverpool cables respect
ing spots and futures which private cables
closing strength in NewOrleans Friday
buying in that market before It's former
New-Fngland bull leader. who for has been
operating in Liverpool. The spot sales abroad
scted attention. footing 5000 bales including
bales for export, which.
this country In addition to the hrnuess abroad.
weather reflected relief from the dry.
tons recently the OF apprehension. the
early forecast called for continued heat Right after the
call. however II appeared that there slight
demand, and realizing movement developed among
buyers the break Of Friday which carried back
July sold At 13 &c August at u SIC and September
10SOc. The close steady within a point
so 600
range contract prices the local market to-day
was as fol lows
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 25.-F1our firm wheat-Wfnter /
white red, TIC; spring. No hard. Sgasc;
Northern sS1sc Corn stronger; No yellow, 7sc No
corn, 55lsc. Oats hrmer: No white, 80 7c No 2
mixed. 3652c. Barley nominal at 52Q5oo. Rye dull No
. track 56c. Canal freignJs steady
Chicago July 25.-The leading ranked as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

F4reFn coffee markets: Rio.Coree market weak; No
To, $3.50 exchange, Il 3-22d: receipts bags;
cleared for the United States 1000 bags. cleared for
europe, 900 hays; 5S4 Sa~tos-Coffee
market Sant,s 2S6OO: receipts as
050 bags; stock. $50 ora Hamblrg-Ccffee market
oIened UNCHANGED; al 220 m unchanged to 4
pig higher; sales. 8 900 BAGS. EIavre-Coffee market
40 0-'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
CANE CARS DESTROYED.

HILO, June 11.-Early last week some
cane cars on the tracks of the Hilo
Railroad near the Peck road started
wild down the track and the wrecked
at Mountain Views where they jumped
the rails. An examination of the
chains by which the cars We're anchored
showed that the metal had been cut
and the cars wrecked maliciously.
Manager McStocker, for the Olaa Su-
gar Co., to whom the cars belonged
and superintendent Lambert, decided
to offer a point reward for the arrest
of the person who committed the crime
Deputy Sheriff Overend took charge of
the case and with officer Hayama be-
gan an investigation which resulted in
the arrest of a Japanese woman VINO
was believed to know who did the
work Within forty-eight hours the
husband was under arrest and he has
since made a full confession of his
crime.-Hawaii Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
RUNAWAY COUPLE
HEADED THIS WAY
A MILLIONAIRE's DAUGHTER IN
SANTA ROSA WEBS WITHOUT
HER FATHERS CONSENT.

STOCKTON, June 3.-Miss Emma
Shea, the handsome daughter of Cor
nelius Shea, the millionaire resident of
Santa Rosa, is again a bride but quite
against the wishes of her parents. The
young woman was reported to have
been married in Sacramento yesterday,
but she was married here this afternoon
to Fred ]. Bertolani formerly of Sa-
cramento, but more lately of Santa
Rosa, where ne recently went through
bankruptcy because he and his brother
were unable to prof1tably conduct a
grocery store.
Miss Shea is very stately and hand
some brunette, and her appearance
with Mr.. Bertolani in the County Clerks
Office ins quest of a license drew much
attention to the couple. He gave his
age as twenty eight and hers as TWEEN
ty-two years, both of Santa Rosa. The
couple were referred to Justice of the
Peace Albert c. Parker, whose court
room is also located i'll the courthouse.
John Shelton of Sacramento, who is a
friend of BertOlani, accompanied the
couple and served as one OF the wit
nesses Miss Gertrude StarkhOuse the
official court reporter, and Z, S. Parker
the District Attorneys stenographer
were also witnesses to the ceremony.
Justice Parker informed them that it
would be necessary 10 leave the mar
riage certificate with him in order that
he might have it recorded, and he ask
ed where they desired he should for
ward it. They informed him that they
to- Id nd
his honor casually asked how long they
intended remaining there.
Until the old gentleman sends for
them to come home" spoke up Skel-
ton with a merry twinkle in his eve,
thus plainly indicating that the mar
riage was being performed without the
consent of the parents OF the young
lady. The couple left on the afternoon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
JEWS PREPARE
FOR DEFENSE
SEVERAL THOUSAND REVOLvERs
DISTRIBUTED AND OTHER MEA-
SURES TAKEN.

BERLIN, June "A dispatch re-
ceived here from Odessa, under date Of
May 2Sth, says the Jews there are now
prepared to defend themselves intelli-
gently. Several thousand receivers
have been imported since the Kishineff
massacre, so that at present almost
every Jew, man or woman, is armed
Those who were unable to buy weapons
received them as gifts from the defense
committee.
A system of communication has also
been agreed upon so as to spread warn
ing throughout the city when there is
indication of violence in any quar-
ter. Families residing near each other
will concentrate for defense, and every
second man will join with what might
be called an expeditionary corps to
take part in aggressive defense where
anything is actually going on. The
Jewish safety committee reported to
have arranged with the workingman's
associations for aid in the event of out
breaks. Arms have been distributed
from Odessa to the Jews in other cities
of Russia.
The Tageblatt today prints a dis
patch from St. Petersburg announcing
that law was published there today
giving a list of 1O1 towns in Russia
in which Jews are allowed to acquire
land and live without restriction. Jews
are temporarily forbidden to buy land
outside these places, where they will be
legally settled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
YOU WILL. NOT

be deceived. That there are cheats
and frauds in plenty everybody
knows; but IL is seldom or never
that any large business house il.
guilty OF them, no matter what
line of trade il follows. There
can be no permanent success Of
any kind based on dishonesty OF
deception. There never was, and
never will be. The men who try
that are simply fools and soon
come to grief-as they deserve.
Now many persons are, neverthe-
less, afraid to buy certain adver-
tised articles lest they be hum
plugged and deluded; especially
are they slow to place confidence
in published statements Of the
merits Of medicines. The effec-
tive modern remedy known as
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
is as safe and genuine an article
to purchase as flour, silk or cot
ton goods from the mills of man
ufacturers with worldwide re-
putation. We could not afford to
exaggerate its qualities or misre-
present it in the least; and it is
not necessary. 1t is palatable as
honey and contains the nutritive
and curative properties of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by us
from fresh cod livers, combined
with the Compound Syrup of
Hypophosphites and the Extracts
of Malt and Wild Cherry and
how valuable such a blending Of
these important medicinal agents
must be is plain to everybody.
1t is beyond price in Weakness
and lack of Nervous Tone, Ane-
mia, Scrofula, La Grippe, Lung
Troubles and Impurities of the
Blood. Science can furnish no.
thing better-perhaps nothing so
good. DR.. W. II. Dale, of Cana
da, says: al have used it in nv
practice and take pleasure in re-
commencing it as a valuable ton
ic and recOnstructive." 1t is a
remedy that can afford to appeal
to it's record and represents the
science and knowledge of bright
and aggressive medical investiga-
ton. Effective from the first
dose. Sold by all chemists here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
KOHALA- HILO.

Arrangements so far made give as
surrance of the success of the Kohala-
Hilo railway scheme. Mr.. Peck writes
from San Francisco that everything is
satisfactory there and that he will be
here in time to break ground on July
a. Before leaving here for the coast
Mr.. Peck had subscriptions to stock
amounting to more than a quarter of a
million dollars from coast people. His
letters indicate that this sum has been
ncreased.-Hawaii Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
THE EIGHTH WONDER.

A man in New Jersey Is aspirant for
the vacant post of the eighth wonder
of the world. He has made a complaint
that, though he has four children al
tending the public schools and has re-
sided seven years in his present pace
of residence, he has never been assess
ed on his property so as to give him
the chance of bearing his just share of
taxation He will probably be assess
ed as soon as the officials TO whom
his complaint was made have recovSr-
ed from their present dazed conditions
sufficiently to avert further danger Of
nervous ration.-Boston American
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
HE BEAT THE DEAD.

The case of the Mississippi negro who
came to life after being legally hanged
and pronounced dead is surpassed by
that just reported of negro who was
hanged by a mob had II bullets shot
into him and was left for dead, but
who came back to life as the authorities
We're preparing the body for burial the
next day This sounds like a pretty
large story, but not much more so than
the other, and both are reported true.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13
UNPAID BILLS ACT.

of the Governor and has not yet been
signed. The executive is going over
the items and it is said that he may
veto some of them. This morning
Governor Dole was at Kapiolani park,
the national guard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-13

| A number of people who are going
pe11sod..p eAeU Iemuus eul Ioe GeMB
their valuable papers with us and ar
ranged to have us look after their
business interests for them. Why not
you. Wen be here all the summer and
at work every day. Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, corner Fort and Mer-
chant streets.
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train for San Francisco and will sail
for Honolulu without delay.
Miss Shea has once before had ex-
perlences In a matrimonial way hav-
ing been the wife OF Vernon Turkey OF
Washington for time. but all was not
harmony, so the young lady secured a
divorce and was granted permission to
resume her maiden name.
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MAY BE RECALLED,

HILO, June lit is possible that
Rev. Massey, who occupied the Foreign
church pulpit for a few months several
years ago, may be called to that
church. He is now in New Zealand
Hawaii Herald.