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FLEET TO WITHDRAW FROM BEIRUT.

washington Nov. 2o-Rear admiral cotton com
,sndinp the European Station. has been authorized
80 Ioave Beirut with the flagship Brooklyn and the
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CANDIDATES FOR ARMY APPOINTMENT.

washington. Nov. 3-FoIOwing the names
Of persons in civil life designated for examination
for tunent as second lieutenants the army:
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Special Notices.

The Sixty-seventb Annual Meeting Of Board OF
5Fa1aeers 81 C0lo-ed Orphan asylum ard Assocfa
ron for the BENEFIT o Coiored Children 143d
and A -us-erdam Ave New York City. viii be held
al the asylum Monday December 18th. 1908, az
o.
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In tn.s .sagraun tie continuous w1.te IIne
rhepses In pressure indicated by The Trbuues
scoTcnz barometer dotted Line crows the te1peTa-
t.re As recorded b. The local Weather Bureau
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the
fr hours in comparison with the corresponding date
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Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees. lowest =
e-ees. average 80 degrees for corresponding
ase last wear 80 degrees fer corresponding date
Iast twsnty-hve years. 20 degrees
TrsI fSTecast Fair to-day. partly cloudy and
suDssv. Iirhr 10 fresh 20 northeast winds.
The Wreckage on Island See to- morrow's
Tribune.
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Died.

Death notices appearing In The TRIBUNE win be
repubIished tn The Tri-Weekly Tribune without e5rs
cha
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THANKsGIvTNG APPEAL


OF THE
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
We employ collector This Is our only appeal
4 HOME FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
DONATIONS graf HE-ElN I'd
In school since organized 4s.e1s daily school attend
ence, es4. meals given during year. 4-o.S9l
q az LITTLE ones the poorest classes 90 the
cfrv rave been sheltered and cared for since
o~uorltfon Of Institution IN rs 5oth %
Industrial Besides the regular
training printing cOoklns. sewing
80 mouse Work the inmates For the SICK among
~ children has special hospital building WIKI
eH~fant and graduate physician IA attendance
T-er - rhe House and the OF the
~s.,,lts cf -h.= Appeal IT, VIII -
- rs~-v or iris th- brn@dctai results which
cannot be measured BY figures We depend large
Nv support Tor our maintenance You Are
Invitcd 70 Vis.- - II Any Time and particularly
on THANKSGIVING DAY.
Al Z o'cI-ck. the children - the House have their
airre-. ri 2 o'cocE dinner s. given outdoor
poor Special exercises by the caidren a. o'clock-
-elos. duets. recta-ors AID drills You VII dnd tas
: ser,-see OF song hy the children every sunday AZ
COME AND SEE TIE WORK WE ARE DOING.
Cheeks may b made payable 20 Frederic Z. Camp.
Treasurer. l55 Worth So
TRUSTEES.
Morris X J-sup. President
David : ESl-1t1n. Wee President
Archibald To- EuszeIl Secretary.
Frederic E Camp. Treasurer.
Charles Lanisr. T Tnesrou Wells
George Il Morgan. Wul = ~ neelocE-
Charles ?. Holman
WILLIAM r. GARBCTr. superintendent
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Twenty Million Dollars HortA OF AHehihefy anu
s,nIies rotfing away twenty years or so on the
T,,,,,uu. of Panama. See to-morrows Tribune.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

zy-ashtnr-on Nov. 20-The high barometer and
cola wave is drifting slowly eastward the Atlantic
seaboard and the temperature rising generally OK
the Appalachian Mountains Rain has continued the
Pacific slope from the san Joaquin Valley uortnward and
me area has extended Nevada and Western Idaho
Elsewhere over the country weather has prevailed
bsroretric depression Of slight intensity has ad-
z,ced from the North Pacific Coast TO Manitoba and
second disturbance approaching the Oregon and Wash
irgr~0 coasts During Saturday the disturbance now
central over Manitoba viii move eastward over Lake Su
region fan temperature
furres Northern Minnesota over Montana
F2ai1 viii continue q the Middle and Northern Pacnc
sIlre and northern plateau regions
continue partly cloudy. with slowly rising TEN
on the New Eznz1a1d the winds will be light
the Middle Atlantic coast
northeast the south Atlantic Coast fresh 10
J~i-x northeast Gulf Coast fresh northeast to
lakes FarIabtes shifting 70
fresh and the upper lakes increasing south
steamers departing Saturday for European ports VIII
have brisk winds and fair weather to
storm TarninFs are displayed California
East Earal;on and Point Reyes Light
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
For -Engan4 fair to-day ard Sunday. warner sun
6sv; Hzht % fresh variable winds.
For Eastern Sev-Tork Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey fair to-day; partly cloucy and Sunday
lfrb- 70 fresh east T. northeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-TorE fair
and warmer TO-DAY: partly cloudy sunday;
winds shifting fresh south
For ths District Of CoIumhie Delaware and Maryland
fair to-day: partly cloudy and warmer sunday. g1t TO
fresh northeast WINDS
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ZTNFNERNA NN-HASEINS-On Thursday. November -
1913 az the chantry Of Grace Church New-Iork. ~
Rev Mann D D. Helen Scott Haskins
to Arthur Crosby Zimmerman
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Mnrried.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
he r-pub.ished in tine Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge
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BARLOW-At OssIning y. Y. November 1s. 1903. John
% barlow aged Funeral services on Monday,
November g go o'clock rom 81 Pal4 Episcopal
Church Ossini1Z-
PF-wI.EY-At Buffalo, y +. THURSDAY. November -
1903 John Bswley in the 18th year OF his age
BTIL-At Norwich Conn. on November 10 Julia oeta-
via. the late Henry Bill Funsra services Ion
her tate residence. go Broadway, Norwich. Mon
day afternoon, November .. al 2-J0 clock
BOLTON-At his residence. No lob K-st-. y W
Wazbington .. c.. on THURSDAY, November -. Dr.
Henry Crrington Bolton. Phi D. in the Slst year q
o. F>pfphany Washington. Friday The 2Oth inst
at Interment At Tarryrown. n l.. OF aTrlVa-
Of 9.4J a. N. from Grand Central Depot
DERICKsON-Entered into rest. On Wednesday morning
November 1893 Samuel DericksOn. IN the sstn year
OF his age Funeral services from his late residence
o'clock Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
IEteruent private
DE TFsT-NrNEI-CIOT-At her residence. No. 31T
West ~4th-sr. on Thursday. November 10. Annie de
daughter OF the ate Thomas McAu4.sn
Esq. Funeral and intermenr private
81 1898. Katherine Roberts wife OF James a Graham.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROFINsON-Just before the dawn. Friday November 90
fe03 al his late residence. No $50 West 161s--s Ed
no1d de Buck. Of Harry and Regina K0oin-
Relatives friends invited services
Monday November lS-ES, . a III Angels NH-Icl-
Slst-st. and West End-aVe-
TAIMAGE-On Friday. November 20 1905 Dr. Samuel
T9Iuag- aged y Funeral services at his late
residence No. - Scherme-hOrn-st Brooklyn, Mon
day, at l. noon
WHIT Oc-r-At her home. No 70 44tt-st. No
en6er 90 1903 Adelaide L. daughter Of the late Jon1
y Elizabeth NhitlocE Relatives ard friends are
frsf 70 attend the funeral services the chapel q
re Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church tentrance IN
sunday afternoon. the I'D inst al o. clock
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Mall subscribers New-Tork CITY 70 ta- DAILY
TIsI-FF E.sstisf VIII De charged ccpy
postage D aaLt-ca @ tls -alss and a5oys-
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53rd Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
the
FIVE POINTS MISSION, OLD BREWERY,

6Ss Para ST. y. Y.
With devOut thGuas numerous friends OF this
original Mission for their ct repeated frec-Nti oe
inFE earnestly appeal again FOR the means % Pc
vide good Thanksgvlu Dinner for rs nine hunaTed
utte whom 121e0f dinners ard 1870 arLele
Of clothing have been furnished ths past year Ao4
cash expenditures. sef.9e9SA
Never have the genersus gifts o. is donors been
needed for its nc-eas Ing neneNolelt NorS anu
never VIII they be srltetullE receiNed
Interesting exercises BY the children - l+AS ? m
Dinner al -,
Cordial Invitation Extended 10 AL
II g. sKIpMoRE. Treas. A. K. sANFoEr.- supt-
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w. r. HOLLOWAY BETTER.

Halifax. Nov 2.-COnsul General Hollowa!
is i'll at hospital in this city. continues to i'm
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FORECAST FoR TO-DAY A,.p SUNDAY

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington, Nov. 20.-The following army. navy
and marine corps orders have been issued:
ARMY.
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The annual exhibition OF wafer coiorS anu t-'-
by members Of the Salmagundi Club VIII be open
OF Decenber p It VIII last a week The ACADEMY
does not open until January. On the hrst DAY OF
that month the Boston Art Club VIII open Us
ei-r,-rfr,-b exhibition. The seventy-thlrd annual
sr-frf-fo- Of the Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine
arts VIII open January %
Ande-s Zo-n. the Swedish painter. Is on MS way
- This country He viii bring with him some
..-+f--s Re has recently executed. ard these viii
rrosablv be exhibited al the Keppel Gallery
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-15

Farm Loans-Private money,
no company, only one note, one
mortgage, and no inspection fee
We loan individual money, and
have the money on hand to give
it to you any time you want it,
today or tomorrow. We are not
promising you money at rates SO
that the money can not be cotton,
and then keep your inspection
fee, as a graft. 1t will not cost
you a penny if you do not get a
loan, and we can tell you as soon
as we see your farm whether or
not the loan will be made. We
do our own inspecting and can
do it the day after you tell us you
want the money.
MORRIS & LANCE,
Attorneys, Anadarko, Okla,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-15
First pub. March. 18th.
Notice To Creditors.

IN the Matter OF Estate OF Charles Naylor.
late of the town of Laverty, Caddo County,
Territory of Oklahoma deceased.
All persons having c aims against said Chas,
NaylOr, deceased are requi ed TO exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers to the uu-
d%ersigned. duly appointed and qualified as
Executor OF the estate of said deceased. at
Laverty. IN the County of Caddo. and Terri
tory of Oklahoma. and that -four months after
the first publication OF this notice has been
limited hy order Of the Probate Court OF said
CaGdo County, as the time for creditors OF
said deceased, to exhibit and present their
cl inns against said estate.
Dated the 18Th day OF March. 1903.
Henry MARSHALL
Inst pub. Auril i6th.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-15
First Publication March 10
Publication Notice.

Territory o! Oklahoma. Justice Court
Caddo COu .ty. fCaddo county
CoRar. o. n.
r.. C.. Hopkins. Plaintiff.
vs..
stewart Ben. Defendant,
said d|efondcnt StewartBell whitaker notice
that he los been sued IN the above named
court for upon au account VIII Hopkins and
must answer the petition nled therein by said
plaintiff on or before the 3rd day OF April at
y m a ID 1903, or said petition wi be taken as
true, and "a judgement for said plaintinin said
uctiOn for Forty-sevcn dollars and thirty cents
GiT.3O) from - OF Jan. 1903 and In the attach
ment therein granted. will be rendered ac-
cordiugly.
Attest; j. w. johnson. j.. p.
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Warrants.

If you have school or other
warrants for sale see Dyke Bal
linger, over the National Bank of
Anadarko. He buys them. 1916
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-15

Just received another car of
Anderson Fancy Lump coal, bet
ter have your coal house filled.
70tf. missouri. LUMBER Co.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-04-15

o. H. Geagan g. Co. Real Es-
tate. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, school
land, city property, rentals and
collections. 9th street between
Broadway and Main. 6Stf
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NO AMERICANS NEED APPLY.
(MAlL THIS TO FRIENDS IN CoNGREsS)

the President and Congress interested the precise quality
of the Amercanm which rules the lower House of the Territorial L
gare they will find in the debates the Immigration Com
missioner and the defeat the appropriation for the of that official
The story this in brief The business interests of the Territory
asked the Legislature provide Commissioner whose duty should
encourage the immigration these shores of American citizens
especially farmers The object keeping with the Presidents
wish develop traditional American lnes When
question before the House. however, the appropriation
beaten the ground that MORE AMERICANS ARE NOT
WANTED HERE
Why they not wanted!
The debates show that their feared by the aboriginal
which took hand when they Royasts and
haters of all things American to American ideas and in
degree the English language made em by virtue of
the right of suffrage the voting majority in American Territory
abognes hold that if Americans flock in they will be outvoed
compelled lose the control which they exercising enrich
their and ruin the credit and prospects of the Territory
And this is where stand today The voting majority wants
uninterrupted plumber and mue They feel that sturdy
would make the Legislature honest and reduce the
expenses its government Hence the fat NO AMERICANS
NEED APPLY!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-16
(From Mondays daily.)

Professor Curtis ]. Lyons has return
ed from vacation trip in Hilo.
A. p. Taylor, of the Advertiser staff
was successfully operated upon Sat-
urday for appendicitis.
Delegate Wilcox made campaign
speech at Lahaina Saturday night
while the Claudine was in port He
drove over to Lahaina from Waikiki.
1t is expected that there will be a
decision by Judge Estee this morning in
the Korean cases on the plea in bar.
A demurrer to the complaint has also
been filed.
The polo teams had a practice game
Saturday afternoon at Kapiolani Park.
Nearly all the regular men We're on the
field together with some of the young
err and newer ones.
Through an error the name of l.. L.
McCandless was omitted as the buyer
of the Lewis property, corner Bethel
and King streets. When the piece was
knocked down he directed that the pur-
chaser be entered as McCandless Bros.
The June session OF the Supreme
Court will be opened this morning.
set for hearing, among them several
murder cases. The appeal has finally
been perfected in the George Ferris
case.
The Mikahala arrived from Nawili-
will at $50 yesterday morning with
1900 bags of NJ. S. Co. sugar. Purser
Friel reports that the Kohala was to
have finished discharging at Eleele on
Saturday.
EN-Queen Liliuokalani returned on
the Claudine yesterday morning from
Waikiki where she was the guest Of
honor at a big native luau. John All
moku, Jos. Aea and Miss Myra Hele-
luhi returned with the queen. Dele
gate Wilcox with Mrs. Wilcox and
two children were also returning pas
sengers.
The Claudine brought in 2s9s bags
OF sugar. also hogs, taro. potatoes and
sundries. She had a pleasant voyage
from Waikiki.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Prof. C. ]. Lyons came back from
Hawaii with the dengue,
Mrs. w, F. Jocher is quite i'll at her
home on Prospect street.
Work has started in removing the
tramways rails from Waikiki road
The wireless telegraph is open again
TO Hilo. new coherers having been sent
to the Lanai station.
Miss Biddie Wilson. of Kula, Maui,
has come to town to take charge of the
soda water department of the HOLSTER
Drug Co.
Chinese fire claimants are rapidly
drawing in cash at the banks the por-
tions OF their awards for which bonds
We're issued.
useless" Harris was arrested last
evening on charge of mistreating a
horse, c. Bellina signed the complaint
which charges Harris with having
driven his horse SO that the animal
died.
Consul Mkt saito succeeded in calm
ing the Kahuku strikers by his pres
ence and advice. and the trouble is
reported at an end. Yamamoto, held
FOR firing the cane, was released for
lack of evidence.
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LOCAL BREvIrIES.
(From Saturdays Daily.)


Fire claims payments have reached
the half million mark
The Slime & Evans American Comedy
, Co. will arrive in the Alameda and give
a series of performances at the Ha.
waiian Opera House before leaving fol
Australia in the Sierra.
There were about $4,000 passengers
carried by the cars of the Honolulu
Rapid Transit e. Land Co., on Kane
hameha Day. This is several hundred
more than the highest previous rec
! ord
A. W. Howe, the expert billiardist,
has taken charge of the handsome bill
lard rooms in the basement of the
Alexander Young building, where he
has just installed four of the most up
to-date tables ever landed in the ISL
ands.
Captain e. Louis Berndt keeper Of
the public market, has been appointed
a special agent of the Fish Commits
sioner at this port, in recognition Of
valuable services already rendered. He
Is to supply data regarding Hawaiian
fisheries.
The steamer Coptic, when she sailed
last Wednesday at noon, carried along
a bag of mail for the tug Iroouois
which will be left at Midway Island
1t will be the first stop at the new Pa
cific cable station for the purpose of
leaving mail, but it is not likely to be
the last one.
Hawaii Chapter, Order of Kameha-
meha, composed entirely of young men
of Hawaiian blood and political aspira-
tions, organized on Kamehameha Day
with the following officers and high
hopes of success: Past Master, Prince
Jonah Kalanianaole; Master, DIR.
George H. Hubby; Junior Master,
James II. Boyd; Lecturer, VIM ].
Coelho; Master of Ceremonies, John H.
Wise; Master of Records, VIM. H.
Coney; Master of Finance, Chas. H.
Rose; Chaplain, Rev. ]. Ezera; Senior
Guard, A. st. c. Piianaia; Junior Guard,
David Kanuha; Inner Guard Enoch
Johnson; Outer Guard Oliver Stillman.
Letters received yesterday in the city
from officers of the British cruiser
Amphitrite and the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Sparrowhawk say that the
tlotilla arrived at Yokohama from Ho-
nolulu on May 2Sth. The two torpedo
boat destroyers are reported to have
broken away from the Amphitrite six
different times occasioning the loss of
much valuable time. The vessels also |
stopped at Midway on the voyage !
across. and spent twelve hours there |
The voyage was fairly smooth but the !
delay caused by the torpedo boat de-
stroyers heightened the trip out to
eighteen days. The flagship of the Brit
ish fleet was found at Yokohama and |
the cruiser is to go from there to Wal
From there both the cruiser
and torpedo boats Sparrowhawk and
Virago will go to Hongkong to remain
during the months of July and August.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-16
tFrom Sundays Daily.)

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth raided
another gambling game last night and
arrested six.
Wilder Wight, son of the president of
Wilder's Steamship Company returned
from the Coast in the bark Roderick
Dhu.
The Attorney-G General is pursuing a
hackman who overcharged a lady
stenographer in his office, thinking he
was dealing with a tourist.
Acknowledgement Andrews will re-
port on the conduct of attorneys in the
Sumner case, referred to him by Chief
Justice Frear, after the Supreme Court
has rendered a decision on the case
itself.
Commissioner Douthitt yesterday dis
charged Frank, the Japanese cook of
the ship Hawaiian Isles, for assault
with a potato masher on a Russian
sailor upon the high seas. After hear
ing the evidence the Commissioner de-
clared the case to be tivial.
The Japanese laborers on Kahuku
plantation struck yesterday morning.
1t is supposed the investigation of an
incendiary fire in a cane field last Sun
day night worked up the feelings of
the laborers. Circumstances point to a
bad character among them as the fire.
bug.