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Evening star., 1903-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding an Equity Court for said Dis
trlct Anthony H. Carter complainant. vs. Maggie
r. Carter ct al, defendants. Equity No. 24O29.-
The object of this suit is make partition by sale
OF the Following described real estate and to d.
vide the proceeds among the parties entitled and
to appoint trustee therefor of part of lot numbered
and eighty three hundredths feet front next to the
south twenty eight feet Of said lot SIX containing
thirteen hundred and thlrty-nine square feet Of
ground. On motion of the complainant, by his
solicitor. 1T Is this 2Oth day Of July A. D. 1803
ordered that the defendants their appearance
to be entered herein before the fortieth day
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publicattqp OF this older
otherwise the cause will be ,procesded with as in
case of default, provided this order is published
In the Washington Law ReIs.rter and The Evening
weeks said rtt IN the
c. PRITCHARD. Justice. True copy-Test ]
nouSG WATEh GlsE1 BY ss1
complainant. sul m jy2o-m.3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-Char.es A. Langley complainant VS.
william A. onderdonk ct al, defsndants Equity
Of record complete and perfect title. in fee sim
pie. in complainant. Charles a. Langley. by adverse
IA. in square numbered 1o5Sl situate and being In
the city of Washington; District OF Columbia. and
said lot by the full depth thereof, ON motion Of
the complainant it is this 5th day of June. A D.,
Ss and aa zes the wa% hi
Alonzo NJ. Onderdonk Katherine 'A. Tor c. Ond r.
dnnk. Lilly i. Hascy and Harvey w. Hascy her
husband; Augustus y. Weller Cath rine o. Weller
Henry Seden Weller and Augustus U. Weller, Ben
jamn II. tor A. Onderdonk and DrHa C. Onder-
donk. his wife: Georglanna T. Blackaller and ].
$. Ras kaer. her husband; Justine o. Aleshire
and Edward A!eshlre, her husband; Virginia B.
Fullerton. =. Vernon Mann. Edith Vernon Mann
and Vernon Mann. or their unknown heirs. devisees
or aienees; AID any and all unknown heirs, de-
yisees or alenees Il Henry NJ. Onderdonk. de-
ceas sed urd any and a,l Unknown heirs. deyiseas or
al.ences Of John r. Naal-. deceased: any other
person or persons claiming by. through. under
.if fhnrt If hpjr tny ar alt
and to said real estate canse their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first rale day
occ rring II months after the first publica ton
OF this order: otherwis" the cause will be pro-
r..gded with against tht m in the OF de-
fault. A copy II this order to be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and In The Evening Star
twice Il month fur each Of three successive months
before said rule cay. BY the Court: THOS H.
ANDERSON. Justice. A tire cnpy-Test: J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. BY F. f. Cunningham. Assistant
Clerk. je62am-3m
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Washington, ID C.. July 49, 1903. Sealed proposals
In dupii a.e will be received here until TWO PM
JULY TWENTY FIFTH. 1903 and then opened
for furnishing Coal for War Department Bureaus
and Offices during year ending June 30. 1924 In
formation furnished IN application Proposals mi st
be In envelopes in,orsed Proposals for Coal and
addressed to NJ. Il. TIIORP. Chief of Supply Div.
Ills 2S "A
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. EFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect Washingtoa ID. c., July II
l303.Seulsd proposals VIII bc received at this Of
fee until 3 O'Clock m on the 4th day OF August
1903. and then opened. for the mechanical heating
and yentilatfng apparatus etc. for the Ma atIonal
Bureau OF Standards. Washington d. C.. in accord
with the drawings and speciica tion copies of
which may be obtained at this Office. at the dIsrre-
tion of the Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR, Supervising Architect. 5yl3m,w,f-6t
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FOR SALE-LOTs.


Cheap lot on south side Of Harvard St bet
Eles,nt lot on Sheridan Circle and d., ssd J., ST.: i:
most fashionable section Of the city. This lot Is
sl.e0o viii buy lot 5o1soo in Cleveland Hsts.;
LOUIS D. WINE 4 CO.,
jy2O-2t 1904 ST NV.
FOR sAIE-LoT 4sxl45; H ST Ne; SUITABLE
for store or ha's; terms to suit; h,r,-noS>E
jyis-3t. 414 7th st. NV.
FOR sALE-THREE BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
LOTS AT BROOKLAHD.
Improved street; Sidewalk; Potomac water; snl ao1
140 each. Only $3.50 each. Can he soid sep
jy1sat R. W. WALKER & son. 1905 F.
3y YMaH Sao r. IAss f1sns
GREAT BAKGA1s At sl;2.; sox
ty1S-3t 1905 NV.
TWO HANDSOME LOTS.
EACH 20 FT. WIDE.
21ST ST NEAR r.
ONLY 1850 EACH.
Ie1sat 1905 NV.
Having bought house wish to sell III 1,,eGt yery
a vi" sS cheap and 9n K 1Rn
iy1s2t 1904 + St NV.
FoR sAIE-A BARGAIN IN LOTS We have
some very desirable ground near Fla: ave and
average of 80 IT. deep alley: about one half OF
them are concrete street and special imprIse ,s
trIc car lines. This ground can be purchased as
entirety for Is cents per SO. IT., or VII trade
f ,a1 improved propSrts Esr"svs
Agents. jy1s3t'
FOR SALE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS. 62 FEET
front. the Heights west of l4th St ReaHti-
full view of Washington, the Potomac and va.
FOR mwashins.sn TO = Heights 2'1l1o' look
2 lots. each II 1T. front Worth 81 IT. VIII
FOR SALE Do not fail to spend an hour of
your spare time within the next day or two
in looking at the Hclmead Manor and Petworth
lots. At 25 to 80 cents per fort they compare
favorably with lots in any other section at
% to Is per cent higher. number OF these
lots have been sold recently to experienced In
jyls-3t VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 st.
FOR SALE-13 VERY DESIRABLE SMALL LOTS,
SOUTHEAST CORNER TENN. AVE AND d ST.
NE; FRONTAGE 2l1 FT.; WATER. SEWER
GAS. CAR LINES: BUILDINGS ~ THIS Is 10 o
TAGE. CALL FOR PLAT AND 1NFoRMA-
CHAs 4, McEuEN.
1y1S3t" 10 702 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-SQ. y OF So 1n13-RIPE FOR M
PROyEMENT-ATrENTI OF BUILDERS IS
INVITED To THIS BEAUTIFUL TRIANGLE;
FRONTAGE ON TENN. AVE. Ala FT.; E ST.
233 FT; 18TH ST, 34S FT:; F ST, 7 FT.;
ALPS SO. FEET; 81 GOOD LOTS; AVAILABLE
GROUND ABOUT IT GENERALLY WELL I'M
PROVED; WATER. SEWER, GAS: CAR
LINES: STREET IMPROVEMENTS: 81 TWO
STORY BRICK HOI SEs SOLD AND OCCUrlED
AND 20 TwO-FAMILY APARTMENTS NOW IN
COURSE OF ERECTION AND IN DEMAND. IN
THE SQUARE SOUTH OF THIS PROPERTY.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A PROFITABLE
BUILDING OPERATION
EXAMINE THIS PROPERTY AND CALL FOR
PLAT AND FULL INFORMATION.
CHAS A. McEUEN,
jyls-3ts 1O2 18TH ST. NV
FOR SALE
The on.y corner left 10th ST. u5O It.
'front.'. Mt Pleasant; room for houses; price.
1y1Otf8 W. S. MINNIX. 1927 NV.
LOTS
sEcTIoNs-HoMEs1TEs-
GIT OUR LIST. THE CHOICEST AT Low
CLEAR GROUND FOR EXCHANGE FOR EN-.
CuMBERED PROPERTY.
ap25-u MOORE HILL Unc). TIT 14th at. NV.
FOR sALE-L92yS1A 2yV1A{hf {hogf; gEc419Es. h9Ts;
YOU'LL SAVE TINE AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. sO0 and sos st. NV.
my17-tf
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

MONEY INCREASES RAPIDLY WHEN INVEST
ED IN GEbR'iETOWN REAL ESTATE.
= The moderate prices OF property in George
. town inviting TO investors Of moderate
. means, while the steadily increasing values
= make profits absolutely sure Consult about
. the best Investments.
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate state Co.
1923 1925 33a 1t. Phone West 20.
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HOTELS,

THE PATIENCE. 91O N.W.-NEWLY RENO
waited. rapered, painted and furnished. All the
cleanliness and comfort found anywhere in tne
city. Sixty rooms and thirty baths Most
sonabe rents ever offered X. r. HALLIDAY.
1p1&-f-l
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.,
Washington. D. C.. July 1s. 19u3.-Sealed proposals
viii, be received at this office until TWELVE NJ,
THURSDAY. JULY TWENTY THIRD, 1903, for
Repairing School Desks and Chairs and Teachers
Desks and Teachers Tables. Information can te
Obi aimed by applying to w +. RODRICK, Secre-
tary Board cf Education. Franklin School building
18th and X streets NV. HENRY Is. f. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioners. ID. &. jylS-6t
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment, Washington. u. c., until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. AUGUST FOURTH 1903. and publicly
opened immediately thereafter to furnish at the
Mass: New York; League Island Pa: Washington,
D. c.; Norfolk, Va; Pensacola, Fla, and New Or
leans, La a quantity Of electrical supplies wires,
rivets. brushes; brooms. gaskets. broken stone,
sand, cement. fire brick. dry goods, buttons, char
coal coal. nails, blocks. bolts. nuts. hardware,
taps dies. TOOLS railroad material lumber; copper.
aluminium. iron. steel. lead. zinc. pig tin, steel
plates. steel shapes. bose. oil. mixed acid brass
tubing. lead pipe. salt beef salt pork. pickles.
deused milk. cocoa, pepper. tomatoes. apples. bake
ovens, coffee kettles. backing. platforms.
tanks; also labor and material for altering monitor
smithery shop at the League Island yerd the
erection of buildings. mnsts ands accessories for
wireless telegraph stations at Cape Cod. Mass and
naval hospital, Chelsea, or navy yard. Boston.
Mass. and for laying east iron water pipe at navy
yard. Boston, Mass. Blank proposals will be fur
uished upon application TO the navy pay offices,
New York; Portsmouth. n. H.: Boston. piass.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Norfolk. Va; Pensacola Fla.
and New orleans. La. H. T. B. HARRIS. Pay
master General. L. $. " jy20-2t-1aw
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BOARDING.

CAFE ROBINSON. 1909 14TH ST. NV. SERVES
dinner all day Sundays and holidays. Business
mems lunch every day. Fine salon for bapquets,
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington: Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until II Saturday July 25
1903. for constructing police station ut 5th and f
Forms. specifications ard necessary infor-
MA ton may he obtained at this office. HENRY B
h. MACFaRLAND HENRY l. WEST JOHN BID
DI.FN Commissioners. 1yl4-6t
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II you want work read the want columns
of The Star.
Evening star., 1903-07-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALErOR EXCHANGE ACRES OF
land on both electric and steam This is a
magnificent piece OF property improved by 3-sory
brick dwelling. containing IL rooms and bath; all
improvements; papered and painted and in thor
ough repair: electric railroad station on property
Price, SO. 900; reduced from $12 900. LOUIS D.
WINE & co, 1904 F st. NV. jy2O-3t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

TO lEr-WHi MELT IN CITY ON ASPHALT
STREETS Cool and delightful flats in suburbs
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment Washington, y. c., until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON AUGUST TWENTY-FIFTH 1903. and pub
lcly opened immedia tely thereafter. to furnish at
the navy yards etc. Portsmouth y. H.; Boston,
Mass; New York; League Island. Pa; Washing
ton, D. C., and Norfolk. Va, quantity Of ma
chine tools. steam kettles. chemicals, overcoat
CLOTH wooden socks, motors, windlass and locomo-
tive crane. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application the navy pay offices, New York;
Portsmouth, n. H.: Boston. Mass; Philadelphia
Pa, and Norfolk Va. II. T. B. HARRIS. Pay
master General, U. S. n. jy20- -2t- law
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SEVERAL BIG LOTS NEAR N.ECTRIc CARS. IN
the District: shade and watef: lone fare: high
or address CENTRAL HEIGnS. kas + ct. NV
jy2o-6t 1o
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Washington July II, 1SO3.-Sealed propos-
ais will be received at this office until TWEINE
O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY JULY TWENTY
SECOND, 1908, for demolishing and removing old
building the site of the Manual Training School,
7th and G SITS. Forms. speciHca tions and nee
essary informa tion may be obtained this office.
HENRY B. +. MACFARLASD. HENRY l.. WEST.
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners. 1t
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
section c of the b ST. and \. J. trunk sewer.
Office Of the Commissioners, ID. G., Washington.
July 49, 1903.-Se proposals will be received at
this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, AUGUST
TWENTY NINTH: 1903. for constructing section
OF the 4 st. and N j. trunk sewer in the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. viz: G20 feet of IA 0" 15 0"
sewer. and $50 feet Of 49, q" IA g." Forms.
specifca tions and necessary Information may be
obtained at this office. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Com
missioners u. G.. jy20St
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y desirable Groom house Mass ave ne
. for $1,000. LOU D. WINE & CO.
Jyls2t 1904 st NV
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MONEY WANTED FOR CLIENT-LOAN OF $1,000
at 42 or 5S. secured by LIST deed Of trust gilt
edge real estate in District; no commission. Ad
dress or call, Rooms and 10, 1856 La. ave.
jy1S-2t"
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MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. real. ESTATE
Usual rates Of interest. Prompt all
applications. Builders loans
EDWARDS & REEVES Inc,
jy1S-tf 6l4 18Th st NV
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
sewer, office Of the Commissioners D. c.. Washing
ton July 16. 1903-Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, AC-
GUST EIGHTH, 1903, for constructing pipe sewer.
Forms, specifca lions and necessary informa ton
may be obtained this office. HENRY B. f..
MACFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners. ty20-6t
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FOR SAIE-ONLY So 200O: s3l0 CASH BAL TO
suit purchaser; nearly new 6f0oIn cottage; wide
porches and beautiful shade; lot 6ex125; good
lOca tion, line.
WM. H. SAUNDERS 6 CO.. 14OT st. NV.
jy17-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

SIX PER CENT INTEREST ON FIRST TRUSTS
secured on new, we'll built modern homes, right
on car line, in District. Sums Of 81 900 to 5000
wanted. No expense to lender. Address ALB ERT
l.. TEELE, 507 + St NV iylS-tf
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FOR SALE
Having bought a house, wish to sell very
DESIRABLE lot on V st. NV, 1Sx1OO to 15-foot
alley; will sell cheap and only small amount
OF cash required ]. II. ATKINSON,
iy1aot 1904 st. NV.
Evening star., 1903-07-20

FOR SALE NEAR BRITISH EMBASSY
Reduced t. 81. 500
An army officer ordered away must sell; on a
numbered st: II rooms. 1 rooms deep: HOT.
WATER HEAT; 2 starways: two (2l baths: lot
clxil0. alley;
jylS - STONE 4 FAIKFAX So6-SnS + ~ n
Evening star., 1903-07-20

FOR SALE
Only s., 500, II sold at once: 3-story brown
stone and red brick: at. N. H. ave-; 10
ruoms. reception hall: tiled bath: kitchen first
floor: large, dry cellar; perfect condition; cost
$1,000
CHESLEY & CHESLEY,
720 14th st. NV
tviG-tf9 Bond building.
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FOR SALE-61a ACRES OF LAND AT NORTH
east corner OF 7th street and Burnt Mills road,
improved by frame cottage and stable; fine shade
and fruit trees; splendid garden under cultiva.
tion. Price, Sc, 600.
HOWELL & WILSON. Inc. 1All g st. NV.
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FOR SALE BARGAIN FINE 3-STORY BRICK
house ~ rooms and modern bath: newly papa-e,
and painted, near Yale and 18Th SITS only 81 500
T" rl's- an estate. excellent bargain: fine large
house, y ROOMS and bath. near NJ aud 18th SITS
wide front. 5000 IT. OF ground; snap
Ss,DUp
7SacTifrr. excellent home 22d and q ats
splcndd Location, IL rooms and bath: parlor
large reception room. light dining room, pantry
ami Kitchen LIST floor. Reduced To S. $50
Really worth looking up.
Jy1S.3t WALTER \. BROWN 1923 Pa aye
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.
villa sites ' from $50 $500 N np. Get booklet Of
my7-h GEO. r. HILL. e15 14th st. nv.
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FOR SALE BROOM COTTAGE; AMI: FRONT
side and porches; cement cellar; lot 26x 90
TO 20-ft. alley; CENTER ECKINGTON: 100 IT.
from line: price only $1,000; terms very easy
Several lots for sale cheap.
jyl5-6t. F. r. HAIGHT. 1921 st.
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FOR SALE-LARGE BUILDING LOT ON ELEC-
trio road 2 miles from Washington. Scent fare,
for IS down and 81 per week; price. 500 per
lot; 10 per cent Oh for cash. Buy home and
stop paying rent. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 14O6
q ST. ty2O-3t>
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FOR SALE TO BUILDERS AND HOUSE OWN
The Private Decorating Company takes COM
missions select furnishings and decorations
We sell nothing but our advice. supervision and
taste In such matters: small or large contracts
undert AIKEN. For terms and references address
jyl66ts
Evening star., 1903-07-20

FOR SALE-CARLOAD WINDOW SCREENS AND
doors. Screens, from 12c doors from Csc up
Fancy DOORS CSC. Special sized screens and doors
carried In stock Screen wire, ec. So IT. Frames,
19c. Screens made to order. 75c. kLEEBLATT'S
11th and SITS. ne. my4-tf4
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FOR SALE-THE GUARANTEE SEWING MA
chine C".--33is16 of regular price-Davis New Roy
al, Singer Standard. &c. va dhand machines IS up:
machines guaranteed: unsatisfactory hines ex-
changed; on credit, soc. wkly; renting, o0c. wkly
repairing 425 4h st. sw. Open until pm.
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FOR SALE-TWo FINE HOUSES. n BLOCK
from lath st. cars: very desirable location; ~
feet fronts TO alleys. 10 rooms other u
rooms baths: can h" bought for third less
than their value II taken at once.
1y1S2t lOI Is Il WINE
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GROVE. MD.-TWO-
story furnished cottage On Grove ave-. opposite
park. Reduced rent for the season. Inquire W.
T. HUTCHINSON. Room ISL, Patent office.
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FOR SALE-HAIR MATTRESSES TWO PARTS
50; 81 per week for parlor and bed room suites.
Furniture stored. etc Get prices.
see-f.4 REDMOND'S. S1l and 3l3 7th NV
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81 600 GOVERNMENT CLERK OWNING SEW
eral acres valuable suburban land, wants money
to build moderate priced dwelling thereon Ad-
dress Box 1U6, Star office. jylS-3ts
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FOR SALE-A MOST ATTRACTIVE MODERN
residence in fashionable neighborhood X st.;
especially suitable for entertaining; four rooms
deep; large hail. tiled bath room; furnace heat;
electric fre alarm and burglar alarm: sanitary
plumbing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-30
HAD A STILL
ON TANTAL Us.
Two Natives Run
to Earth by
Officers.
Nebo, the Jap, Does
a Clever Bit of q
Work.
Largest Plant OF the Kind Found
Here in > Long
Time.

4 Away up in the lantana thickets that
lie between the summit of the peak OF
Tantalus and the head of Maaoa valley
two natives engaged in business en-
terprise that was profitable in the
highest degree, until a meddlesoine Jap
game along and spoiled their game.
" For the meddlesome Jap was Nebo,
a special detective connected with the
police department whose business it is
/ to NEEDLE with the business of other
people when it chances that their nusi-
ness is contrary to law. and the enter
prise of the natives was the distilla-
| ton of that insidious mixture known as
okolehao, from the root of the ii plant.
For some little time past the mar
ket has been full of okolehao that was
ficers that it must be distilled some
where not far from Honolulu-although
it might have been distilled at the end
of the world from the difficulty the
police had in getting to the still, at
last. And so Nebo was set by his
superiors in Office to find the still-and
he found it. He set out on his quest
on Friday evening, and all that night
he worked and squirmed through the
lantana thickets in the crater like val
ley that lies beyond Tantaius. that vail
ley that a thousand mountain climbers
have looked into and never suspected
that it was a scene of any other life
than the lives of lizards. Nebo came
upon the still. right in the midst of
the lantana thickets and with no cover
ing to protect the workers from the
rain and the wind, sometime early on
Saturday morning, 1t was a work of
some adroitness for him to steal bit
of the mash to bring in for evidence,
but he did that, too. and then he re-
ported to Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth.
That officer started out at midnight
on Saturday, with Detectives McDuffie |
and Renear, ana with Nebo as guide. |
They climbed Tantalus, and then be-
gan to work through the lantana. 1t |
was no fool job. that. Their clothing |
and their flesh were torn when they |
came to the still, at last, and found |
two persons. natives, in mems clothes, /
at work turning out the liquor dear II /
the native heart from one of the 1arg-
est Illicit stills ever found here. The
natives proved to be a man and a won-
an. by name respectively Makaena and
Kaaihue. The woman had been COM
PEELED to wear mems garments in order
to get through the lantana to the still, i
for there was no path to the place. A
path would have betrayed the moon
sinners at once,
The officers got four gallons of olSo-
lehao. the real stuff distilled from the
ii root, besides the whole apparatus of II
the still. and brought it into the city II
with their two prisoners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-30
A Jap's Horse SHES
at a Steam
Roller.
The Man Driving on When He
Is Placed Under
Arrest.

| The wife of T. Kurawa is dead. Now,
| when the wife OF a r-lan dies it is be-
coming to make certain preparations
for the proper burial of the dead. to
have cakes baked for the friends that
come in, and to have rice cooked in the
house and saki on hand and all things
that go to the respect men owe to the
land, having but little while ago come
over from Japan, but at least he has
learned the value of horses in carrying
things about, and though he could not
drive, particularly if the horse CHANGED
to be skittish, he could borrow a truck
from his friend, Seuga, who has such
things. being a grocer in large business
beyond River street, and he did borrow
the truck and the horse and loaded the
wagon with all things that go to make
a perfect funeral perfectly respect
Then, with the truck laden, he drove
along Vineyard street to the corner Of
Liliha, where some men had a steam
roller. And that was the undoing of
Kurawa, and the cause of the sadness
that has come into the household of Lee
Kwai. For the little son of Lee Kwai
by native mother, a child only five
years old. was at play in the street at
that corner with a lot of other little
ones.
The horse that Kurawa drove was
skittish horse, not used TO steam rollers,
and Kurawa was not accustomed to
handling horses. And so, as the heavy
truck came to the corner, the horse
SHE'D and ran, and there was the
scream of a little child in pain and
those who watched that thing saw the
boy knocked down and the heavy
wheels of the truck pass over his face
and body. leaving him crushed and
bleeding. 1t was pitiful. The little |
body lay quivering, but kindly hands !
picked it up at once and kindly men |
ran with it into the house of Lee Kwai, |
where the mother was wailing, and one |
ran to fetch a doctor, who presently /
came and said that the boys shoulder
was broken and his head crushed,
though the hurt might not be fatal. as
the child was young.
AS for Kurawa, he was driving on.
He b,d biS ,.,;fa,- f,,ra,ar - .++o,5 +r, !
only, in the land of the white men,
they do not do things in that way. A
man cannot escape the troubles of his !,
1eighbors. He was taken to the Police
Station. and will be held there pending
The result of the child's injuries. He
will be held. despite the fact that his
friend, Seuga, the merchant. was on
hand at the Jail to bail him out as soon
rs he arrived there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-30
Potatoes Growing at Pals .

Mr.. A. H Landgraf. connected with
the Paia Plantation, has been expert
mentirg with potato culture in a small
garden at his home near the Grove
ranch. and this week sent to the News
Z sack of new potatoes that were as
Neu sized, and of as rich, succulent
and nutty flavor as the choicest prod
ucts OF California. Maui News.