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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-27
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
DIAMOND 10 LINE STEAMERS

For Hamburg MoEisr- ,-1arksvtle Iouls-
ana, Hannibal. Quincy. Keokuk. Fort Madison
Burlington. MusSstine Davenport and Rock
STEAMER SIDNEY
Leaves Tuesday. Oct. =. p m
From wharfboat. foot Of Washington ave
Phone Main gff7A p LIrSK Gen Arf
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KNICHTs on CoLuMnUs.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
T. sNtET COUNCIL No. ia KNIGHTS
- q Columbus. meets every nrst and third
I..ursday iu the west hall. Century buiIdInE.
Ninth and U.tNe SIS Nts.l.Es kuignts are m
ylted. e. T.. MONAGHAN. Grand knight
Al J McGtane- Recorder
" s.NfICk COUNCIL No ssS KNIGHTS
IN Of Columbus. meets every scclnI and
1Tth WEDNESDAY ia kJsa HiE Hall No. sstl
Map. avenue kIslllng kuisuts are iusitrd-
JOHN PAUL CHEW.
Grand Rn!EEt
Walter 7 Cunningham. Recorder.
m AkQJErTE CUUNClL@ NO. Gk
III knights CT Columbus. meets every se.-
,rd and fourth TurzdGy In the west hail.
Century building. Ninth and Olive Gr-esA
NtE!tiaE kn!Snts cordially invited.
". l. NEE. Grand kniE5t
r p Leonard. Recorder.
Ct LOUIS COUNCIL NO. Es5. MEETS Ey-
u cry nrst and thiid Tuesday a. Wesi Eni
Hall s0uth@vst cUruer Flnuey and Nandescnter
avenues. Visiting knights are cordially IN
FRANCIS b RUNDER. Grand Knight
joseph +. Larly. Recorder.
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EQUITY FINANCE co.

II ysu need morev see Us. We advance yo1
money on your salary. Loans on furniture nero
tfared. No Objectionable inquiries Business
strictly confidential Payments 10 suit cUnven-
isure EauTtv Finance Co lfi0 Missouri Trust
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SEE US AT ONCE,

We will sell you a team. wagon. harness.
buggy. milch COW. etc. on small weekly or
monthly payments. can sell you a team. 20
that half its earnings viii pay fer Itself IN
a short time. We also make furniture ioals
at the lowest rates
STANDARD CREDIT co. 800 Burlington
bldg SO Olive St. Opposite Post Ofhce.
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Rates and terms unheard q Look:
81 % weekly pays SO loan
3 e weekly pays a 80 loan
81 weekly paws a s. loan
sc weekly paws so loan.
PAYMENTS may be made weekly. seminonthly
or monthly. Il Is 20 your interest 20 consult Us
An business private and ab1vehoaTd- Sc Us.
CHEMICAL FINANCE CO.
Err C-hgufsa1 building Eighth and Olive Sts.
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KNIGHTs oF lie NIACCAREEs.

nEwEY TENT. No. 81. KNIGHTS OF THE
- Maccabees OF the World. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays OF every month at South
81 Louis Turner Hail. Tenth and Carroll
streets NeIt review Tuesday. September s. lso1.
Visiting sir knights are cordially invited.
PETER BALVEN. Commander.
~ McNair avenue
Henry Rau;h. Record Keeper
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT FREE AND

ACCEPTED MASONs.
S~s~S~~~~~~~~~>~~~- ~~~-~~~~-~~|~~~~~~-~~~~-~S
= GLIFTOS HEIGHTS LODGE. No 80. \
- = q 4. NJ. Will hole regular com
raunleIFiUu n aslH . LutsuHF. 1t vera
Hall Clifton Heights No-S "a third degree
Al Master Mas0us are t-.ster;aI.y !Ev.t-I 10
att,uI =. H. MILLER. W n
T = EurrlfEe. Secrctarv-
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. 80. .. A
" r 4 A ~. will hold stated cssuulunicat-
tluu At $50 O'Clock Tuesday eEet1iu-- peioter
e. az MusUuir Temple. Grand aId Eirney ave
au"S. Work IN the r. a degE-e- Alr-nt-rs are
rrul,Etcd % attend. Visitors ARE 4.E1.s vel
me \. J. NlCUESEL;. w j.
HsnTS Ilhou. Secretary
m ISSuURI LODGE. No. I. a. +. < A NJ
III called communicated on Wednesday.
october =. a 80 o u-. Mas uic Tempe.
tEIut ami FIuu-y avenues. r. A, degree. six
candidates MsmDsgs requested and visiting
brethren fraterullly invited O. attend
Taylor it WllICk. ". II
John " Deems. secretary
p OSE HILL LODGE No. go. a + &
stated lulIatt'u ta.- even ue a.
u'gilrE Work lu r. A. gtErsas Visiting
brethren ,u-.llIlly Invited.
HENRY g. FOLLNIAS. W 81
UraarI Watson. SrC.ri-ry-
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.

C0nfncmruts. SIC: t-a!nst nurses. elegant
accommodations. ffee d mrs for Infants n 10
sired. ladies' treated f0r 8 treatment guar
gat-rTN- regulator. s. only private. reliable
secluded. licensed home. where y,u are vel
treated and yaur cure guaranteed. private Sis
Eases a speciality -LiA Olive 81
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DANCING rAIEHI .

. DANNANAH
49, ASHtIsSlh T'll gi fflt and Mrs. F5anS =
I SErnlll5. yleEalt hall. fgIl term s..
/ ATTEND Prof De H6uey's sect receptions
7 gss,ls ti.-.si4E evening. Academy .Sii olNe-
SELECT parties al EcIipze Dancing Acaf-
sl-ttiy. Harmonic Hall. lSth ant OLIVE, y
ihurs-. sat and S=u. evening. new dances
Latesi nurse Ahear1 3 ATbsTs
~, Ifi1e waltz at Pr.t. and Sirs. D fiL.ts % -,
az a.e latlifA- Join h"E.rH'F- g-l-, : i'-l'
! evening. October e. Academy. 1851 Cloui"An
BOOkS-PAPERS.
--o~--"---N~-->~.->"--1--
- hS,NS = Al! 5nds l.lEht and sgie; cal 7., %
BouKS-I wagt l. buy law. u,-iiral o. other
ga 1e-ke ~ Linahan. bookseller. ~ NaLs-L
E99HSr N, r,.,l,'lIis,s +, q rlizas. gEss ,5, E@-d
R H,-.ii-e .lLI S-lii.I-. lI l.f. I-iGn..L-
--cNcLu,t--tA - raiuzs " r-ta k1.'. NJ oT
Hl.t wants -GHs.s.. large iH 6 Ir-ll.-iIe3 ~.
I Ter - co., 1Esut.za.s oii h..s 81 ore
e., INrIAN W1Es ara rau.sEs q Texas cost C.,
D N.'. .". o. Goats chs Ten rH3r a-r raw
I t-gL.S g.d t2oa r'ar,. Fras,a ana Chrstnut.
MAsst-ii. :; lav .-ui nasins-7 fsrsrs .,..'
. Fourth and gr-srHur. ...i.s wanted.
I OLD aHI Nsv. 50. D.. u.s. illustrated ggst 81,
book s'0re. tan.th and Ca~-'ua'-
D
RU8IER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.
~N-~~~~"~N~~-N~>N~-~S-~~~
ADAMS the stamp maa slt y sixth s..
rubber rilEufS seals stencils etc. good cheap
QUICK VII. tT new Ist
EXCELSIOR stamp WurE- sIz owe. t0-
Z steel srHmTs. sreae.,e burning lrau-s rubber
I typ. seals. h-aTs a'r-uirEu1 cEecils
EyHEEE STAMPS mHn,r tsI.. signs. urrk
eTs. brass a-t aluminium checks AZ lowest
I r-'r"s kas5-r stump q sal g., SIS l~oeiisi e.
! -===
GOLD. sILE-ER. NICK FL PLATING.
s~-~~~"~N@S-~~~~----~-
GOLD silver ara nickel T.-t.-E in all is
lEall'a'-. repairing ..i -..E"fALre n -Te'lalty-
glsLat 81 hLaI-.. 90 F.ur ~. seg-i.a n-gE.
GARRETT CLEANING.
N AuT--i'Il tNarI3r steam carpet Cleaning
90. M Pine z-rL I.>taE Kin u %
ACME steam uarfsf trsal.EE. g pHr yard .siN
tltstLl. pharr l-lultr i7os-
CHICAGO steam CarTct-CIeluluE Co. W. y
M"'HuFfUaE. EeE.- raTETf= renovated 90 lnHE
lik" new. lnG-'I -1r. kirlasl. belmar @isl.
. 1s-s Fiunrs
EMPIRE steam Garrett Cleaning C1.-Csrpets
taken ur.r.'.Esi made nVn- and laid. best work.
lowest uriees- 80 Lucas E.auGu. NJ -. g :6i.
ENTERPRISE stem rarrCt Cleaning Co
SpevIu attention g. altering. sewing r-iayirC-
iastgu ard Paraistuu aces Lin 1slM. Del 5oo
WALL PAPER.
~~IS~-~~SS-~>~Ns~~~~~>~S-
ZEiNEE & -. I4-" IaGln S--Iar"r hang
inE. wr1feuiU- Mastering uII Wnris done At low
. F-- rates satisfaction guaranteed EHu1 postal
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
DYNAAiOS and motors. all styles and -olt-
ages. for sale rent. W buy electrical ma
chinery EOssi'~r-N NactsUvern Electrical Co.
Tel llts Main. SO Missouri Trust building.
Gasoline and Steam Engines
Boilers. steam pumps. steam. Eas and water
supplies. saNmiu machinery. betting hosr. eie
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HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC. WANTED.

HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.
SNS~~~N-~~~NSrS~~~~~~~~-~
NICE furnished Fat by November :; all
cOnveniences: rent reasonable BG , Republic
FURNISHED room. heat and light wanted
on Pine. Olive or Locust 81. east OF SIX
teenth St, for young man. give price. BE o.
Republic.
INANHOE. g7e2 LArIoe)-Two large rooms. for
light housekeeping: private family. blth. Iut-
mace: 50 furnished: SIS UnfurEishet. including
heat
LUCAS 272s-StabIe room Tor six horses;
reasonable
SINGLE room. ais, room for two. between
Nanlryerter and Tayl1r, EH g. Esnlblle-
SIN or seven room nat: also ( or room
fiat EG .. RapUbiic-
THREE or four uufurn.sHe8 heated rooms
by couple smith. sol burlington bu..tin--
THREE furnished Ct rasurul-hed rrons. with
hath. for lirht huuselTerIUE. e0.H.rs 40 chill
dTeu. between Park and Sa-naElgah- BJ Us.
Republic
TWO stable rooms or basement rooms. SIS y
Garrison.
TWO or three uafurn.shsd rooms wanted, at
O-ne. near JeI"rs. r.. between Market 414 y
gan Address A White 81 Pine -
TWO or three nice uufuEulsh,l TH1ns. uri-
vale family prefsT-sl- state price and loc1-
ton EG %, Republic
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WE LOAN MONEY

In East ST. Louis and surrounding towns
on furniture. pianos. etc Amounts TO SUIT
YOUR NEED and terms to SUIT your ability
10 pay. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Goods
left In your possesslon. L:beEa! discounts.
THE HOME TRUST CO. EAST ST. LOUIS.
Room 2s5 Metropolitan Building
klnlnrh A ls-- aIl-tl- NLss--LrI are-
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EOR RENT-APARTMENTs. FLATs.

FOR RENT-APARTMENT FLATS.
S~-~-~~~~~~~~S~N~-s---~~~s~
BARRETT. S-lzA and a5Ia. Facing south
Cheapest siN-ruHw desirable flats In this CITY
CATALPA. sg.5. one Block East % EsIston-
New t1u--r'om HAT newly ulp"rst- $3.50.
CHEROKEE. sls7- Modern nat: first nor:
rooms. hot water good family only
DICKSON. .7Is-Thrse-roum far completely
furnished. % c.up.e without Children.
EASTON. 55aA-Threc-roum hat. 81. screens
and gas fixtures
EASTDN. fssaA-F-Iye rooms and bath: shades
ana screens: large porch. gas fixtures. gas
stove Ho-ln,clon. opctl: e
GLASGOW Place. Ra2s Between sheridan aud
Cass'-Lovely suite e thra" rooms Tor house
keeping
ILLINOIS allS-Five rooms. bath. w. o..
large hail. et-: rent 50. possession Nov. . In
gulse upstairs
JEFFERSON. IsI6 E.-FIat q three elegant
rooms children
PRAIRIE 25I7-FIrst fi50r. four rooms and
hath. rent so
SPALpINCi. s702-Four-room fat: gas hath.
furnace heating: no children.
WASHINGTON. Sll5-Flat: elegant iirst-hoor:
good heat: bargain for right party.
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Arrived.

To-Dny's Weather.
lir and warmer.
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LANGAN & TAYLOR

TYPEWRITERS.
S~~SNS~N~~NN~~~~-~~N~
For sale.
TGPEWTlITE,F E,FS-Bgst stock: all makes; fine
grades. - 90 -. repairing done a. lowest
rates Typewriter Headquarters. l-.3 Century
uildinE
TTPElNRITEES- Remington smith. Oliver.
CnderWood tyTrwEffers. 81 FOR latest models:
cider models s. % $50 rentals two months
9. ST. Louis Typewriter Exchange. Burlins-
ton building. so Olive -.
YOUR seIecGICa q tE- Iar-esJ stock q sIiEht-
y used aud secondhand svprwrIIsrs iu the
country: standard ulkf- Guaranteed FOR one
year. sold arE r-n.ed sverywhrrr. send for tar-
gain and rental =afe card. The TypeHrlter
Exchange - = sinh 81. - L-uis Mo
TYPEW RENT NEW
UNDERWOOD VISIBLE WRITING
TNPEWRTTERS. EACH EQIIPPED
FREE WITH BILLER AND TABTLA-
TOR-LOWEST RATES; DELIVERY
AND SERVICE INSURING CONSTANT
BEST RESULTS, FREE BOTH
PHONES. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRIT-
Err COMPANY. 20 PINE ST.
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Captain David TiptOr, commander OF ths
In nor hraIth Is imp-ot INK. Captain Upton
EaF been IN the GnyerTnns mt service since lee.-
After the cruise % tisr steamer ne VIII MAKE
his headquarters at Rak Island
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ROOMS AND BoARD WANTED

board. Iu private .afGiiy- state c1uTrulH-Ce-
and U-ire. nc &C.. Republic.
ROOM ana hoard Tor couple: b1;h employed.
81 each be -. Republic
and board for winter IN East -. Lp-!E- IsG =.
Republic.
YOUNG gentleman desires rarm and board
with r'tlal private family give tgll TIrtlcl-
lars. EG SO. Es7lhl5r-
YOUNG man wants southern exposed sarH2E-
euu~ single rom. with god uTar1. iu private
family .u tFa N.s- End. between Nan4gyr-f"T
ave. and Kings highway convenient - Olive
ana Suburban cars: VIII pay S-5 Ter month.
EG -. Republic.
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RIver and BuaInesr

The rivers IN the 81. Louis district viii {
Will rise slowly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-27
RIVER NEWS.
River Forecast.

EDWARD Fl BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LUCAS S3OI-Niccly furnished secOnc-fO,
front room: lrst-Class board. Tor two gentle
men.
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Neat and Vegetable Market,

lseclet!e and Newstead aves.. best location IN
the West End: choice residence district. For
full particulars call and
LEON /. HULL r. z Co. s34 Chestnut 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.

WE sell farms. get ous r-es list.
: Il MORTON. 5oI Iinc1l- trust bldE
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AMERICAN Storage and Moving Co. 1ll5
Olive St---P.ck!uE. shipping all storage in sep
nrufe rooms. both phones ". IT. iHuEtale
BONDED warehouse. Henry g. ". Wiehe
Storage and Moving Co.. 1-f--lF Franklin ave-
money advanced men desired Niui1cn q So
SOUTH Side S.n-aEe and Mogiu. Co. l=cI-s-5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
MOKUAWEOWEO
HAS SUBSIDIZED
REPORT BY STEAMER MAUNA
LOA THIS MORNING IS THAT
FIRES WENT OUT TUESDAY.

Mokuaweoweo has subsidized. The
fire in the big volcano suddenly went
out Tuesday night. News of the sub
sidence of the volcano was brought this
morning by the steamer Mauna Loa.
The volcano subsidized as suddenly as
1t broke into activity. Purser Conk-
ling of the steamer reports that on
Tuesday night at II o'clock the volcano
suddenly subsidized. The fire apparent
ly died away entirely. The subsistence
of the volcano appears to have been
permanent for no signs of renewed ac-
tivity were noticed while the vessel
was about the island of Hawaii.
The present eruption of Mauna Loa
has been remarkable for the length of
it's activity. The volcano broke out
the early part of october and con-
tinued in activity until this week. The
fire was in the crater and FOUNTAINS of
lava were spouting in Mokuaweoweo
for over two months. 1t is not i'm
probable however, that visitors to the
edge of the pit may still see some live
lava but as far as the brilliant display
of fire is concerned the report by the
steamer shows that the eruption is evil
IDENTIFY at an end for the present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
SERIOUS |LLNES
OF FRED ARMSTRONG
HAS NOT RECLAIMED CONSCIOUS
NESS SINCE HIS STROKE OF
PARALYSIS SUFFERED SUNDAY.

Word was received today of the seri-
GUS condition. of Fred S. Armstrong,
for more than twenty years the sugar
boiler at Paia Plantation. He suffered
a stroke Of paralysis last Sunday. AT
the date the letter was written, yester-
day, he had not regained consciousness,
and it appeared doubtful to the attend
isg physician whether he ever would.
Fred S. Armstrong is a son of the late
Goodale Armstrong, for many years
clerk Of the Circuit Court of Maui, and
one of the most widely known of the
early residents of the islands. He is a
brother of Mrs. Edgar Halstead who
has recently gone to Hexico to live, of
Frank Armstrong of Castle e. Cookies,
who went to Paia on Tuesday in re-
Spouse to message apprising him of
his brothers Illness of William and
Wade Armstrong, who are now in Cali
fornia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11

over twenty witnesses have been sum-
moned by the defense in the case of f..
NJ. Jones in the effort to show that he
was insane when he shot his wife and
her mother. The defendants life from
boyhood up is being gone into by At
torneys Robertson and Dunno, many
witnesses from his old home in Kona
having been summoned. Some of the
witnesses come out flat-footed with the
opinion that Jones Is and was an insane
man.
II think he was out of his head"
said Captain James, in answer to a
question based upon his knowledge of
Jones in the past.
81 should pronounce him insane" was
the testimony of j. Cross, who worked
with Jones for some months. Cross
said that Jones often stopped work and
stood looking off into space and would
ignore those who spoke to him. At
other times he worked as hard as two
men.
Robertson produced a letter, which
the witness identified as one Jones had
shown him when at work 1t was ad-
dressed to Mrs. Jones, written in a
small neat hand with a pencil, under
date of July 8, 1903. The letter which
was introduced in evidence and read
to the jury was as follows:
MY Dear Wife Linda. Aloha nui
loa. l now write you few lines.
see that you are suing for a divorce
from me which of course l will never
in the world agree to; it is contrary to
the laws of your maker. Oh Linda,
you well know the cause of our trouble
you also know you have not treated
me fair. You say 1 am jealous, why
shouldn't I be. God gave you to me
to be mine until death alone shall
separate us. 1t is because he also gave
me the love which l have for you,
which no power on earth can take
away from me no matter what you
may do it is there to remain as long
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
WATER NEEDED
ON HAWAII
PAHALA, HONUAPO AND NAA-
LEHU PLANTATIONS GRINDING
BUT NEED WATER.

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived this
morning from her regular run to La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports.
Purser Conkling repots that Pahald,
Honuapo and Naalehu plantation have
been grinding for some time but owing
to a shortage of water, have not been
making much sugar. There has been
no rain for the last week on Hawaii.
The weather was pleasant and the va
rious landings were smooth.
Natives in a canoe picked up off
Hookena last Tuesday, a metal spar
buoy 80 feet in length with FIVE fathoms
of chain. The buoy was beached. 1t
is not known where the buoy was ORR
ginally located. 1t may have drifted
from the Pacific Coast.
The Mauna Loa brought $500 sacks
of sugar. Part of this sugar is being
put into the barkentine Archer which
moved over alongside the steamer this
morning. A big shipment of coffee
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
YERKES TALKS OF
LONDON PLANS

NEW YORK, November 29.-Charles
7. Yerkes explained yesterday his gil
gantic plans for surface and UNDER
ground trolleys in and around London.
The total to be expended is $S5, 600 900,
of which $40,000,000 is American capt.
tai, mostly from New York.
The equipment VIII be of American
make. In all, 40 miles of track will
be controlled. Power will be supplied
from central station, the largest of
its kind in the world, to cost $3.50 900.
Herkes, who is president of the syn
dictate conducting the enormous work.
said:
I'VE are converting the Metropolitan
District Railway from steam to cleo
tricity, and we are also building the
Baker-street and Waterloo Railway.
We got this from the London and
Globe Finance Corporation. We shall
extend the line at both ends
we have also acquired the Great
Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton
Railway, and we shall control the
Charing Cross, Euston and Hampton
Railway. The underground lines will
include i'm their system the London
United Tramways. We also have a
franchise for a surface road from
Golders Bridge to Edgeware."
AS to the prospect for the financial
success of the lines, Yerkes said: I'VE
don't care to guess foe the public what
kind of business we are going to do
! know however that i'm all around
London there are 100000 people with
meager facilities for transportati ton.
When you know this it is not worth
while TO surmise."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
TO ENTERTAIN
MEN-O'-W R'S-MEN
A SUGGESTION FOR THE MER-
CHANTS ASSOCIATION IN IT'S
PLANS FOR COMING SQUADRON.

EDITOR STAR:-The Merchants AS
ISOLATION and other commercial bodies
are discussing proposals for the enter
tainment of the officers, and particular
ly the men, of Admiral Evans squad
ron soon to be here. All the proposals
which have been made will cost money
which the merchants will put up, and
wisely.
There is now in Honolulu a most eX-
cellent theatrical company playing a
good class of plays. To men who have
been for months in the Orient the OPP
portunity to see good plays in a good
theater by a good company will be a
great boon. But to many who would
like to attend, the regular prices may
be prohibitive, or at least deterrent.
Could not the Merchants Association,
as part of it's program of entertain
ment, prevail on the management of
the NELL company to reduce their pri-
ces during the stay of the squadron
| recouping itself by playing six nights a
week instead of three, as now, playing
three different plays each week as now
| but giving each play twice instead OF
, once only. If this can be done, enter
tainment of the most wholesome and
desirable kind will be provided for ev-
cry weekday evening, for the officers
and men of the squadron, without ex-
pense to the Merchants Association
and possibly with financial benefit "a
the Neill management. For with the
squadron here, the size of the town
from a theatrical standpoint will be
largely increased.
CITIZEN.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
THE sOLACE.

VALLEJO, November 2S.-The Solaae
is again delayed in her departure FOR
the Philippines. This afternoon or
ders were received at the ward delay
ing her sailing until December Sth. The
work of placing aboard supplies which
will be taken to the naval stations at
Honolulu, Guam, Cavite and Manila, is
going ahead as rapidly as possible. The
ship is now taking on paymaster's
stores.
The siX-inch guns which We're taken
off the Yorktown when she went out of
commission here, together with gun
carriages and shields have been taken
from the ordnance department down to
the quay, and it is the intention to ship
Them if possible to the United States
gun factory at Washington, d. c., to-
night, there to be remodeled before
they are again issued.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
TO DECLARE PEARL
HARBOR OPEN
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WILL PROBABLY BE MADE
NEXT WEEK.

Pearl Harbor is shortly to be de-
clared by government proclamation to
be open to navigation. AS soon as the
buoys and other aids to navigation
shall have been placed in the channel,
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway will probably issue a proclama-
ton declaring the place open.
The tug Eleu has been at work
every day helping in the work. The
pile driver was towed down to Pearl
Harbor two days ago and has been at
work driving the piles to mark the
channel. This work will be completed
by tomorrow. The proclamation will
probably be issued Monday or the early
part of the week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BYAUTHORITY
WEEKLY COMMON CARRIER
SERVICE.

Sealed tenders Gin duplicatc) win be
received at the Office Of the Board OF
Health until - o'clock, noon. Wednes-
day, December 23rd, 1903. for a weekly
common carrier service, for a period OF
eighteen months, from january LIST,
l9OlS to June 3Oth 1905 between Homo
lulu, OahW, and Kaunakakai, Kama
10, Halawa, Wailau, Pelekuuu and Ka-
laupapa, CMolokaD, Lahaina, MAUD,
and Kahalepalaoa, UanaD by way OF
Pukoo, to and return; provided, how
ever that a passenger steamer be used.
Tenders to state frequency Of trips
and how the rate Of service will be Civ
en-, and to be endorsed Tenders for a
Weekly Common Carrier Service"
The Board of Health does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any bid.
The Board of Health,
By its President.
CHAS. b. COOPER, NJ. d.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
BASEBALL FEVER
ATTACKS KOHALA
ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN ORGAN
lied AND KOHALA TOOK HOL1-
DAY TO ATTEND FIRST GAME.

kohala has a baseball association
The opening game was played Novem-
Der % between teams from North Ko-
hala and South Kohala. The latter
team was successful All of Kohala
turned out to attend the game. making
the occasion a half holiday for the dis
trict. South Kohala was entertained
and enjoyed the sport immensely.
There was a large crowd to witness the
game. The game was good and eXcit-
ing. There was quite a sprinkling Of
former Honolulu players in the ranks
of the two teams. Errors were made
by both sides but this was due to lack
of practice.
A return match will probably be
played New Years Day at Waimea.
The line uu of the two teams was as
follows:
North Kohala: John Lewis, If: Rev.
Turner CT; G. A-aapua, IF; a. Duncan
p; b. Fabian Oh; James Hind SIS; Sam
Woods, 3b; j. Campbell, c. AL Alex
ander Id.
South Kohala: Sam Mahuka, 2b w
Spencer 1b; a. Kaaua, p; d. Hawai-, C;
Henry Wise, 3b; T. Kaanaana IF; NJ
Kinimaka CT; A. KoN ss w. Hawai-
If.
Umpires j. Hind and w. P. McDougan
scorer d. L. Van Dine.
The score by innings was: