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ioo11; Hermann II D Cordts 20 Mayer Hor-
nan and anothsr: mortgage So 600 Non,
Ieo1l: Frank Brookhsld. referee. 70 Mary O :.
Riverside Drive. 5. SO It n o. 1oS,h-st. 2sxioO:
Enail Bloch to Joseph Hamershlag; mortgage
slsS~st 5. iss # " Of LsxaS toa-ave lsxloo5:
Andres Realty Company 70 D Re0ecca Cranp: -
2a5avs. E cornsr ssd-sS. 2sx75: Louis Levy TO
2 - ~ Dl $3.50 Sc - -'
Ak * 6Sx . to beginning; Lille
lssths % 16 ang r o of 81 Ann Si avs soxoe
Frederic TetTeaa to Brainsrd Ray: cult
22I-st, No ~ Vest. Beekinan-st. No lls.
West; Jennie L Ring and another to Mary
Robinson quit claim: Ts-1scoried Nom
same: quit claim; re-recordet ..-..... -. NON
oes en- SoTnsE Dori Save 2oSOsi
Wheeler to walter Wheeler: y part; ali tius:
sstb-st IN - ,o,6 ave a5v1oos.
Audrey J Thomas 70 Daniel L KoTn; mort
slst+st. Nos 10 and 1i2 west 6lxioo5: Con-
stance Irving TO Anna T Duross: Hortsage
s1st-st. $. 100 IT e Of 2d-ave. 4esx1255: James
{ McCreery to The James MeCreery Realty
Bleecker-st. Nos 81 70 sc. " corner iott-st.
sox1S5. 7xs2x125 5: Edward L Patterson TO -,
Same property; Schumacher & Ettlinger to same;
sane property; Ferdinand saizbargor TO Isaac,
Audubon-aye " :. 5s'Io # n Of 1Stth-st. iSxso:
Rupert a Ryiey to Frank J Farrell mort
ls6th-st n S 4S6 It W Of 7th-ave. I7x99.II:
Lucius LIttauer TO Isaac Heller Nor
Broadway. No 81 S. 25Xi5O; Henry Robert
70 Elenora SHEPPARD; and -.....:-....--.-
sPring- Nos ia and 116 29x76: Prank
Inst No 112 y GNI00.6. William Board
Blanche b Hamnlill: all uers--------.-
139th-st. 100 8 II OF 1th-dve. 11Xs9 H.
the Equitable Life Assurance Society to Rosa
HOrnberger; b and o and. ---.---...--....
161st-st. n 5, as II OF Washington-ave. lSOE
ST.11x15OxSJ. William Forster 70 Anna Forster
all liens: r NOE
Shave, $. west = lot 95S map Wakefield.
5Ox114: Minnie A Blanchard to City Real Estate
Company; mortgage $3.50; and---.---.----
Forsyth-st, s. 1874 II OF HOustou-St runs
12S.7x s 1TO.1x 5s.5X n 2.6N SIX 25-11x
67.2x Ok SIX 27.11 to beginning
Barnet Train Hyman y Baker--..--..- so
Forsyth-st, Nos 213 70 21T 81 2xl2& TX
irregular: Barnet Train to Harry FiSchel NOE
Washington Square West, No SO. g. 26x11O.
Paul Fuller 70 Mary E Kelly; mortgage $3S.oOOs
o e anu :
8Iadison-ave. s " corner 29th-st. - 1x95. Fair
fax Mclaughlin, jr. referee. TO Philip II Dugro -.
1Sfst-st. s. 100 70 Of MadiSon-ave. 2Sx662x
% 1x6O.9; Sarah Fleming and another 20
george Law
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TWO INTERESTING REALTY DEALS.

William p Mangam has sold for Mr.. Caterson
two lots, 5Ox1O0 feet. the north side of One-hun-
dred-and-forty-third 80 feet east OF Eighth
ave.
s. s. Manheimer has sold for Mrs. Helen SIade
Ogilvie to Nathan Cireenbaum No. 2I3 RiVHgton-
St. three story and basement dwelling house, on
a lot 1SX55 feet This property has been held by
the Ogilvie family since 1S47.
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.,s future IS uncertain. because the steel
s>ss.,5i5ers have not had any important new
s.r s-ifo r considerable time Nor do the ship
- been- Slight concessions are being made In
ana in teEne Plates El sr the stseI bar
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GETS TITLES AS A GIFT

William S. Boardman transferred title IN No
III and 116 Spring-st., 29x76 feet. and to No II.
Franklin-st, 25Sx1G06 feet, TO Blanche 3. Hamn,iI
The properties are a gift to her
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LITrAUER TRANSFERS PROPERTY

Lucius n. Littauer transferred title yesterday 70
a parcel 11xs9n feet, on the north side OF one
MISUNDERSTANDING -sxthst, 4s6 feet west Of Sew
ton nominal
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TO ERECT AN ARCADE BUILDING.

Nos. 19 and 131 West Forty-eighth-st, 375x9S feet
1t will be connected with the Hotel Bristol Nos. 10
and 124 West Forty-ninth-st. a nine and a half
story building lot 50X100 feet. The hotel was
leased recently for $4,000 year. for twenty-one
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SCHOOL FIGURES IN LIS PENpENs.

Corporation Counsel George J.. Rives has filed a
lis pendens on the property. Nos. g. and 81 Nos
% and 80 Trinity Place, which is owned by the New
York Protestant Public School. The action is
brought on the ground that the owner of the prem
ises has violated the building laws
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Joseph Day: S.SIO 3.s16 3d-ave s. io5 It
Of 1lst-st, 10Ox1I5: four
ner agt c Rodgers Boothby Baldwin. attys;
Brown. ref: prior mtge. $4,000; partition. q
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Country Property for Sale.
LAND FOR SEASIDE HOMES.
RELLE HARBOR-
Unfurnished Apartments to Let

NORNINGsIDE PARF< HOME
,.- aoartnsnt OF hike lage rooms ana tWo oatne On
eoor ~ modern elevator building with all the atest
ovniences soutEerr exposure facing Aofanssl1e Faf
srt 81 10 month ~. Z 1lsth s. and Aornink@>~
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. $50

6. 1905
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees OF the PTst
VIII close New York and Philadelphia Al p Mn on
nd 10 A NJ on SEPTEMBER
II le03 on September 10 1903 the Voting Trustees VII
BE- prepared 10 distribute the above dividend OF Two I
cAnf t2c when received by them the parties en-
titled thereto as appear Of record on their books
when closed a. above. --.- - - VI
& philadelphia
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch 10. 30 Broad-st)
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Financial MeetingS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING,
Ocean Steamers.
NWRTm GgRmAN GGOWDa

NORTG1 GERMAN l1OWDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMoUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF SD ST. HOBOKEN
kro I3 Aug H. AN K VIM. Sept. % $50 AN
n VIM H. Aug 25 1:3OAM Kaiser. Sept 20. 10 AM
haiser Sept 10 AN tlronprinz. Oct 6. Pm
hronprlnz Sept :. $50 AN K VIVA II Oct. 90 s PM
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EMPRESS.
S. S. KAISER WILHELM %, ="
707 FEET-195OO TONS-40.OoO HORSE POWER.
IWlN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Pl11MOUTH-CHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FISOM NEW PIER, FOOT OF Sd ST, HOBOKEN.
huIluefst Aug. 49, noon Barbarossa. Sept 10.
Bremen Aug. 20, Pm Kurfuerst Sent II PM
!sIis5: Aug p, PM Albert Sept pa
fll7uIcL. sept g. PM Bremen. oct. l.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
,,-,,, . Observation-Disclosures GENOA.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBOKEN.
Lar Aug. 10, IL AN IIohenzolern Oct TO- AM
Hob zoern Aug 90 II AN P. Irene a. II AN
rene. sept. r. IL AN Lain. Nov. Z, IL AM
Lam r7 Sept 26 II AN Fohenz9lleTn Nov q II AN
Louis H. Meyer 40 South Third St. Phila.
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ROYD q MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.,

4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
a cJSEHAI.F PER CENT. has been declared. paya5lle
1903 stockholders OF record
closing Of the Transfer Books al p n on august I'm
RI. US-ks viii opened august 10th a. ~ A
-i- MARTIN NELlESs TREASURER
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Trust Com pQnies.
Trust Com panies.

Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY,
Nos Is, l8, 20 % William St, New York.
Capital, $l,000000.
Undivided Profits, 100000
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Omce of Reading Company. -
Puiladeluhia, August g, 1903.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE De

clared from the earnings Of the Company a dVi.
oend OF per 2G the First Preferred stock OF
paid September 10 1903 to the stock
holders closing OF transfer books on
August "a purpose Of such dividend the
transfer this Company Will be closed at 2 "a
on August 1903. and will be reopened at 10 A IL
September H. 1905.
BY ". R. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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VIM z NICHOLS. D. B. HELM.
Bank Stocks.
WIN. E. NICHOLS s. CO.
Telephone 1888 cortlandt. Is WALL STREET.
Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE co.
pRIrErIcRREn nENFnENn Nn II

Tbs regular quarterly dividend No SO Of one and
capital stock American Graphophone CO.. on
August 18TH stockholders Of record August 1st 1903
E D. EASTON. President.
E O. LOCKWOOD. Secretary.
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Twin City Rapid Transit Company,
neapolis, MINI, 18th July. 1903.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this day declared a quarterly dividend Of
and one-quarter U+g0 the Common stock Of
the company payable on and after August 10th. 1903
The transfer books the will close
August lst At twelve o'clock and will reopen
August 18th 10 O'Clock \ n All dividend checks viii
be mailed.
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OTHER CITIES

TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Rep0rted by clinton Gilbert. No. waIl-stl
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UNION PACIFIC.

Preliminary income account years ending June
90 1893 and 1902:
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CTNARD LINE.
4 MEXICAN LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENSTOWN-LIVERPOOI..
Arabic. Aug. 7. m Majestic. Aug. 10.
C;ernanic. Aug u noon Celtic. Aug. 81 o m.
Cedric. Aug. H. a. Victorian Aug. IS. a n.
Pier IS. North River. ONCE. Broadway.
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the request OF the plaintiff yesterday
morning. Nevertheless, after an hour
or two of supplementary argument, he
granted the motion and ordered the dis
charge of the jury. Mr.. Robertson
for the plaintiff entered exceptions to
the ruling of the court.
COURT NOTES.
The Jurors in the Hagey cure case
were excused for the term. Judge
Robinson's remaining twelve jurors OF
the old panel ana fourteen of the spe-
cial venire will appear this morning.
The Supreme Court did not have any
hearings yesterday. 1t will sit again
this morning.
G.. III. Pahia petitions, as only son,
for letters of administration on the es-
tate of his late father, Kahalau, con-
sisting of s499.5O in bank.
CALLING OF CASES.
At Q o'clock a. m. tomorrow, Judge
De Bolt will call the following cases
for the purpose of having them set
down as ready for trial, or for other
disposition, viz: Goo Wan Hoy VS..
Samuel Kaai Wheeler, Osgood & Co.
VS.. l.. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd; Manufac-
turers Shoe Co., Ltd, VS.. John F. Col
burn j. H. Fisher VS.. S. Kubey and
F. Goudie; ]. o. Carter VS.. K. Kaikai-
nahaole, ct al; A. w. Carter, Admins
traitor, VS.. w. F. Allen; Puuki Hanapi,
ct al, VS.. Honolulu Plantation Co., Ltd;
Cecil Brown VS.. j. w. A. Redhouse;
b. S. Gregory VS.. l.. b. Kerr, Deft., w.
NJ. Campbell, garnishee; Henry Loo
Kong VS.. Lai Sal; Hawaiian Trust &
investment Co. VS.. Annie Barton, ct
al; Young In Quon VS.. Mar YIN; L..
l.. McCandless vs.. Wahinenui (w), ct
al; Samuel Kaahu VS.. Kauhane Mao
peope; John Emmeluth, Trustee; vs..
Mary e. Foster; Manoel d. Silveria
VS.. l.. Aho; Jose Furtado vs.. w. c.
Achi, ct al; Inter Island Telegraph
Co. Ltd, VS.. Henry w. Howard; Henry
Smith VS.. Hamakua Mill Company;
YIN jim Kong ct al, doing business
as Sing Chan Co., VS.. Loe Sal Hing,
doing business as Shun Lung Yuen
Kee: John Ii Estate, Ltd. vs.. Territory
of Hawaii; Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, VS..
Territory of Hawaii; William G. Irwin
VS.. Territory of Hawaii; Solomon kau-
al VS.. Territory Of Hawaii; ]. O. Car
ter ct al, Trustees. vs.. Territory OF
Hawaii 6 cases); Mamie r. Rice VS..
Territory of Hawaii; Kaneohe Ranch
Co., VS.. Territory of Hawaii; Oahu r.
& l.. Co. VS.. Territory of Hawaii; b.
Cartwright, Trustee, VS.. Territory OF
Hawaii; Anna Perry, ct al, Vs. Ter
ritory of Hawaii Bruce Cartwright.
Trustee, VS.. Territory of Hawaii e
cases.; John De Fries vs.. Territory Of
Hawaii; Liliuokalani VS.. Territory of
Hawaii; l.. l.. McCandless VS.. Terri
tory of Hawaii; Mary Lucas VS.. Terri
tory of Hawaii Abigail K. Campbell
ct al, Trustees, VS.. Territory of Ha-
wall.
All cases in which the parties have
answered ready will be taken up for
trial in their order when reached re-
gardless of the manner of the DISPOSE
ton of preceding cases.
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BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.
Commissioner of Public Lands.

A land license for a period of SO
years, to collect. divert and sell the
surface water and power produced
therefrom, upon and from the public
lands. situate on the Island of Hawaii
and lying between the sea on the
north; Waipio Valley on the East:
Waipio Valley and the boundary line
between the lands of Laupahoehoe
and 2, Nakooka, Aqua, Waikapu and
Honopue on one side and the lands of
Puukapu and Kawaihae 1, on the other
side, until such line reaches an eleva-
ton of 1900 It., thence a contour line of
400 IT. elevation to Honokane on the
South, and the land of Honokane and
the private land Of Awini on the West,
subject to existing vested rights of
private parties in such waters, will be
offered at Public Auction on Monday,
November 80, 1903 at 12 o'clock noon,
at the front entrance of the Judiciary
Building.
Persons competing at this sale will
bid upon the rate per cent. of the net
revenues of the enterprise carried on
under such license, to be paid annual
ly to the Government of the Territory
of Hawaii. from and after the third
year of the term of such license.
A bond Of $4,000 will be REQUIRED
on surety satisfactory to the Govern
ment, conditioned on the due perform
ance Of the requirement that $4,000
be expended on construction within 1s
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Shipping Notes.

The Coptic carries nearly 1000 tons of
cargo.
The last consignment of Filipino
pesos, numbering 1,455,OOO, to be man
ufactured at the San Francisco mint,
are aboard the Sheridan.
The ship Fort George arrived at
Delaware Breakwater yesterday, l45
days out from this port, having left
here June l5 The ship Arthur Sewall
left here June ! for New York.
The w. G. Hall brought from Ka-
uai two horses, pigs, 46 pkgs. sun
dries.
The Wilder steamer Kaiulani arriv-
ed Saturday afternoon from Molokat
with 80 head of cattle, 40 hogs, goats
10 crates chickens, 81 sundries.
The steamer Iwalani arrived yester.
day morning from Kukuihaele with
1886 bags ii. s. sugar, bags sweet
potatoes, bags coffee, empty cor,
boys. 2 pkgs sundries.
Purser Logan OF the steamer Iva.
lani reports; Had strong trade winds
the round trip. Weather was very
rough on Hamakua coast, too rough L
work at Kukuihaele on Thursday. OF
account of weather being bad coulC
not get full load OF sugar at Homo
kaa. About $500 bags sugar left a
Honokaa. .,,grtil
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ANOTHER WAY TO
TELL ANN'S AGE

Editor Advertiser: Rock of Ages"
obtains the correct result in his solu-
tin of the Many Ann problem, given In
this mornings edition, but l beg leave
to submit the following solutions as
somewhat more lucid.
Problem: Mary Is "a years old. She
is twice as old as Ann was when Mary
was as old as Ann Is now. Find AIMS
age now.
which have passed since the time when
Mary was as old as Ann is now;
Ann was then ~ years old:
Then II plus equals Mary's age
then;
But Mary was then as old as Ann
is now.
Therefore, u plus equals "a min
us x;
TX equals IL;
equals 6;
IL plus equals IS, AIMS age now.
Or again:
Let equal AIMS age now:
Then minus II equals the number
of years which have passed since Mary
was as old as Ann is now:
And "a (X-12) equals Mary's age at
that time. But Mary was then as old
as Ann is now.
Therefore, 24-(x-12) equals x;
Ok equals SO;
equals 1S-Anns age.
Respectfully,
HIGH SCHOOL.
Nov O. 1903
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived,

Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, from Kauai
ports, Nov. 6.-George II. Fairchild, Mr..
Kilgore, Rev. A. Smedley. Rev. Sam
Kali, Rev. Punk and 6 deck.
Per S. S. Coptic, from San Francisco,
Nov. 6-Through: For Yokohama-G.
Civrac, Mrs. G. Civrac, Miss A. X.
Dodge, NJ. Sergey Friede, Mrs. NJ. Ser
rey Friede, child and maid, Mrs. G. p.
Godsey and amah, Mrs. J. A. Hickey,
r. w. Irwin, w. NJ. Kerr, Miss ".
Lewis, c. w. Roberts, Mrs. u. Sebree,
John Stewart, Miss T.. f. Vail, G. /.
Vail Mrs. G. /. Vail, j. S. Watson, H..
" WEIGH. For Nagasaki-Miss NJ.
Guthapfel, Miss l.. Smith For Shang-
hai-Miss H. NJ. Austin, Miss A. b.
Cole, C. f. Fiske. Rev. +. w. Goddard,
Hiss A. X. Goddard, Rev. w. A. Hem
mingway, Mrs. w. A. Hemmingway,
]. Fanic, Ralph Hopkins, Mrs. n. S.
Hopkins and daughter, Miss C. NJ. Hun
toon, Rev. E. E. Jones, Mrs. T.. r.
Jones, Rev. O. j. Krause, Rev. w. A.
Mckinney, Mrs. w. A. Mckinney, Miss
p. Page Rev. II. F. Rudd, Rev. w. e.
Sallee, Miss Z. Silver Rev. Jos. Tay-
Tor, For Hongkong-Miss Rose Baron,
W. F. Boyle. ]. II. Bulmer, L. Clement,
Rev. II. Cornell, Mrs. II. Cornell and
Enild, l.. L. Cosper, Mrs. T.. r. Cosper,
Miss NJ NJ. Day, Rev. w. C. Dodd, Mrs.
w. C. Dodd and child, Rev. L. l. Doty,
Mrs. +. I. Doty, David Evans, d. K.
Gray, Adolph Won Hagen, C. p. Hol-
lingsworth, a. b. Hulse, Mrs. a. b.
Hulse, Miss L. Jarzembska, j. A. JEFF
frey, Rev. ]. l.. Keller, Mrs. ]. l.. Keel
er, Rev ]. F. Kelley, w. A. Kenyon,
+. l.. Kimball, D. c. Kretzer, W. G.
Masters, w. T. G. Neal, +. II, Oliphant,
Mrs. r. II. Oliphant, A. f. Phillips,
Wayne Russell, DR.. E. Salzer. Lieut..
Fritz Seyd, a. Findlay Smith. ]. C,
Thompson, Rev. H. s. Vincent, Mrs. II.
s. Vincent and infant, r. X. West, r.
Worley, Mrs r. Morley. From Homo
lulu-G. S. Mckenzie, Mrs. G.. S. Nc
Kenzie.
Per U. S. A. T. Sheridan, from San
Francisco, Nov. s.-Contract Surgeon
Baker, Mrs. Baker and child, Mrs
Nell and three children.
Per stmr. Kaiulani from Molokai
Nov. 7.-Dan McCorriston, Andrew
Bannister and valet, Rex Hitchcock
Jr., j. Nakaliko.
Per stmr. w. G. Hall. from Nawili-
will, Nov. SC. w. Dickey, Ed. An
dresser, w. Thompson, f. L. Wal.
dron, Quin Yuen, w. +. Rowell, C. S
An. f. a. Knudsen, A. F. Knudsen, C
NJ. Lovsted, j. Michaels, Sam Nine, f
Jordan, II. Ehlers, Wal Hing, Lir
Chez, An Hin. c. c. Conradt, NJ. Ro
senbledt and Al deck
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BE SEASICK
ON A TRANSPORT

A new order has gone into effect on
the army transports. This is to the
effect that all passengers on board the
vessel must come to the table at meal
times, or else pay extra for the meals
served them in their hunks. The trans
ports carry passengers who are con-
nected with the army or government,
for the nominal rate of one dollar Der
day, which pays only for their sub
sistence. The new order provides that
passengers must eat at the regular
mess meals unless they have GER
tificate from a surgeon saying they are
too i'll to come on deck. Otherwise an
additional charge is made for meals.
The new order which is posted on the
Sheridan also provides that no meals or
lunches will be served between times.
II anyone wants sandwich now ne
pays ten cents. If he wants lunch 1t
will cost him thirty-five cents. The
people travelling on the Sheridan do not
like the new regulation little bit,
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IROQUOIS BRINGS
WHALEN'S CREW

The Iroauois, Captain Rodman, re-
turned early yesterday morning from
Midway with the crew of the wrecked
schooner Julia E. Whalen. The lroquois
made no attempt to reach the Con-
notable de Richmont at the French
Frigate shoals, Admiral Terry having
cabled Captain Rodman of the failure
of the Kauai to do anything with the
wreck.
Captain Keeney, master of the Whal-
en-, says that his boat was caught in
one of the circular storms which are
an aftermath of a Pacific typhoon.
The Whalen was overloaded and start
ed to leak through her seams when sew
eral days from Midway. The cabin was
full OF water during the whole trip.
The Whalen was badly damaged before
she struck. Captain Keeney was be-
low at this time, having gone to sleep
after sixty hours watch. AS he heard
the cry breakers ahead" he rushed on
deck and grabbed the wheel. The wheel
fell off in his hands. The crew was
panic stricken and the captain was
compelled to threaten the men with a
revolver to keep them from taking the
ships boat Captain Keeney says II
was only by a miracle that the crew
was saved in the heavy sea. The
schooner and her cargo were a total
loss There was no sign OF the wreck
at the time Captain Rodman arrived
! with the Iroouois.
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ARRIVED.

Friday. Nov. 6.
stmr. Ke Au Hou. Tullett, from Kau-
al ports, at Sis a. M, with 452 bags
rice, 376 bags paddy, 26 pkgs. sundries.
u. s. A. T. Logan, Stinson. from Ma
Mia and Nagasaki, at Z a. m.
S. s. Coptic, from San Francisco, at
$3.50 y. m.
Saturday, November T.
Schr. Ada from oahu ports, 7:15 p.
m.
stmr. Kaiulani, Dover. from Kauna-
kakai, Kamalo and Puuko, p. IN.
Sunday, November s.
U. s. Army Transport, Sheridan,
Peabody, from San Francisco at a.
nj.
stmr. Maui, Bennett, from kahului,
q. IN.
stmr. w. G.. Hail. Thompson, from
Nawiliwili, a. IN.
stmr. Iwalani, Mosher, from Kukui-
haele, 5 a. m.
North German Lloyd training bark,
Herzogin Sophie Charlotte. Zander,
Bremen, Nov. 5.
III e ne 'GeM
PIN moI1 'uumpod 'slonboII S s n
G 'AoN 'SppuoV
DEPARTED.
Friday, Nov. G.
s. S. Argyll, Gilboy. for San Fran
Sisco, at S a. m.
6. S. Nevadan, Weldon, for Kahului,
At y. m.
Monday, Nov. g.
Stmr. Re Au Hou, Tullett, for Ana
liola, Kappa, Kilauea, Hanalei and ka-
Hhiwai, at o. m.
Stmr. Kaiulani, Dover, for Molokai
ports, at p. m.
Am. sp. John Currier, Murchison. for
Puget Sound, at p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-10

NJ. G. Simoes. whose case was test
of the constitutionality of the Hawai-
ian liquor laws, was sentenced by
Judge Gear yesterday morning to Day
fine of 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-10

wall, as never before, that our Lord Is
the Son OF Man. that He is the Saviour
of all nations and people, and that men
OF widely divergent races can be led
to see in Him the hope of humanity
and the way TO the Father. Moreover,
believe that the Church which sent me
10 Honolulu desires to sustain me in my
work, and expects me TO plan as wisely
as 1 can for continued advance.