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g99bltbltT 1T. Dsr S6mcBm liHosrt uno Rrln's
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lung elm. l1ebsr lire 9ei6dftslage 1T
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alarpldnNfr Staats.l .llormaI> >SdnIs.

Ede SdcTpufoH= unc SdfdpttteSApehhe'
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56ulsrn I'M aGtsr oon bis 10 SdbTsn iop'' tIr
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Crust 90
Don wRdrpiaHS.
Union Trust BUILDING.

GbarIsss une 6Guettr' Strass.
GrunotapttaI 81, ,OOO, 900. 90
utpsri6ub uEo uHosrtbsiIts
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EommsH.
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GiulGssn I'm Spar S,parttm.ut ben es.
nobHl6sH 6parbdRtsRsQulationtu uut,ripcrs
fen, srDaHiat. 8. 9rojmt 9iufsn b,lablt.
Sirit gOmpoeHs iit ,iH o,i,sliax 9s.
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bis $50. 90 pro Sabr.
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teR Der NeIt p,TnsHotar.
George SIafiitOne. MILES sBbtts, ir.,
@rdfetHt; 9ic,r0rdf.:
@ barIts Z. Crane, RidIare .. zeumax,
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

SnpitdI. ......$I 900, 900,
usberfdDub.. ...... ........ s1.90O.0OO,
Gfe Galuert. un6 sSapette.Str StraRe,
psrmtsfbst ftdjsre 9Cp ufttms chatter
IN ibreH eesen SSeuer uno SiHbrener seilbsrteu
genobeH.
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aui Sidlt uHt.nporisn iHo uno GeBallt 3ini,H Gui
td9lIte SlaHSsR
Gtiti Gs Observation-Disclosures gtahIaBuerUoIter
UhteI SppotheE
n,bsytTOsunss aqerteH uHb E,siftratorsn VOH
Gfftilen une ObIt9ailonen
ueb.THmmf bic SiniaiiIruna BON Sintommen. 81.
ntoeuotH, Dtistheu Il. n. uHo iorst fur plHttittS
Gussohun9 berisIten.
Robert 6. 5apfeiou. Brditosat.
German D. SuHr, ,o. -sr.,,.
Spbu u n Sbitrisss, S%eFSta'0tHteH'
Sbas. sS. Satr. setrstdr uno edotmeif.r
(Qra23,lS2&S)
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11niberftGts= S4ule fir &naben,
NSr. I2O5. NofE,enroI= CTR.

Der "a. &urfus bssiunt am 4. 2sptembsr
Side ON poafdnbigfeu ousettottsts lagtss
S6ule fir Rnaben i'm 6loen 1T cine 9orbsrts
tunesfSult fir reenb Elm Goq.o. Rutologt Dsr'
ben aui 9srlangsn suqsiurOt. - or. WarftOn tDirO
mad osm Is. September tdgEi6 bon Biz u u6r
0crm uro / big llbr 0a9m. in Der 64ule isin.
(5spt4 S&S@
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Gntnlt 4 Bmrnftt
f1aaofls[bulr

nns gbuIe fur eten0srapbis unb sppeDritins
uuabertrOifsns SslsosHbsit fir iung. TldnHsr
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sritr Rlaiit pani6en. 9orjigfids 6aeilitaten. er'
fobr,us 1tbrer, praitiibtr uHtsrri4t. Gags
i6ultu IIuttrrthts Gtbibren $1,000 pro
NRouut 4bsuSi6ulen ,roffn,t q. September.
unttrIiStsg,babr 81 bro Tfonat. eiTtulor
gratis. spred5t Der oo.r i6rtibt on GotOH &
9urnett GoIfee., Rr /, RorDs@barIss'
6tras., 9oltimsrs, Tto.
G.. O. StlepbOn st. 0aul 4063-9.
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Mt ct SnienflS.GpQen.

W1f. SI. NSDTGpDS'WUHtH.
GtuoitnsRurius: aIaifiatr, piTsui6uftii4sr unb
saufmdHnii6.r 1lntsrridt; arIuOli6tr nHtntibt
in ber osuti5.n 6praat. - g,oinsungen: sEsars
bsrss pro S.ifion bon finf Tlonattn $115. Stus
bisH bsQtnutu am 8 ien 4 q o. ben /. September
1903. DiaR aoreifr.:
Brnter Spftpb. GiIsftoz.
Station s. 9oltmors Wb.
2atoloq auf 9,rlangen. (Suni23 3Nt, G&5)
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MarBlGnoer Sdlule fir SanGe.

Gr 36. aurius bsgnnt am Is. 5.ptemb.r.
60 OufsffiOustOis g auls fur 4aubfumm.
li9,n 6auIsu sn mangelbaft it, llntsrri5t i'm
eprs4,H unO 2SYsnlei,n, iOiOis grammdrss SOUL.
Gef6Fieuue uuo uuttrridt frei
fir GinpObnsr WargtanDs. Ran tp,npt fi5 On
sbos. %. GIp. 9rin,ipaI. GrSria mO.
Caue8; 8;SaEiGo-4ua29l
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BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL

8srHarb G. Steiner. Sttan. 9orltiuuesn bis
abcros. Giu8igts NarplduOsr WitoIisb Der
Gmsr;tauibsH @HOtiatiou iuriitii9sr 5auIsn.
&tr6H4EImiH sreiHHt "a. Septimber 1903.
g8eesn RataEOo uOrtTrs 8 norD SrpaRt,
6sfrstdr, Rr. liz, Gits2tgiust stoRs5traSe.
(Stptl 5EE lRN
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SnltiiltOre
Smiimefs
Souege,

gfr. ), Noros Charles Str.
Reutisr unO better StuoisnsRuriug Sii9tQ,
uno sriabrsue 2ebrfrdite. 9sr1uli5tr llntrri6i
in Eu6balt:n Stenoaraphis, 1npswri,ina S46us
iarsibsa etc. 6jute SttuHHaen iir ale G3raeuirteH
ssfbfrt laaiDTls fst eroiintt. abenni9ulsn
am g Ssptsmser. 2atal0g ire 9tips Stlsp5one
G. 8. Germau. grdfssnt.
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FeGbOSB> Muiit~G GonierbatOrium

9dcpIo JtanpDlpb, Otreftor.
D9t. Sernon= place II. GbarIessGfr.. Baltimore.
Bprbtreftunss .. . spartement.
Wap @drretffsn g cans. Supsrintsnoentin,
gtr 23 ur6 Is, Ot4sGt gsruou.Qlote.
otfnune I'M L. Dfto Der fir ben
nuttrri6t. gnmsoun9tn i'm September pom 10
ubr gOrmittaos bis llbr 0dbmittaog
Sds 1Neabooh" bistet 9ortbeils, pie es sum
eTOben TuitsSentrum oss SaOsns mdb,n, uro
ip;ro BON fsiusm ouoertu GonicrpotOriUm i'm Qluoe
lbfrtroifrn.
tSafultdt BON 40 suropGti9su uno anlsritaniitsu
Wsiitsrn, tiui3ljsbtib Der QroisTortn &lrtportb,
eois, @rodD1p, Gopopiu. 6timenoobl, 0u.fepn,
tuthsion, Miuett g9ao etc
0orgei3rittensr uuo Glemsrtar llrtsrrbt
tbeIt. 6rsjtsQen Siplomt un0 QebreTs6ertiFitats.
teri d. 10 itt tn SIS Bis $50 oasShuiz
idbr, is na5 Dem GjrdDe urO otm uuterribts ;peiQe
aloFens uHO 9rioat=untsrribt. 5rsi; 9trqinii=
Gur5su fir StbIer. Giriulors gratis pr Bon
psriaHDt. tssptll, Int 3&e)
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Snesial. IutiS.

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gSdfdbe maiden Iafftn in Der
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-25
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. June 24-Lnemen OF Pacific
Coast Telephone Company strike today.
TOPEKA, Kan June 24-The special session of
Legislature called provide relief for sufferers
convened today
the North Shore Railroad today An engineer
train-hands injured.
WASHINGTON, D. c, June Following orders from the
State Department the United States Minister left Bel
grade today previous to the arrival of the King.
BERLIN Germany, June 24The election
the Socialist party has made most remarkable gains The Socialist
representation has been increased fory-fve
NEW YORK, N. Y June 24-Sir Thomas Upton arrived
New York today He given cordial reception by
members OF the New York Yacht Club and will accompany the
club its annual cruise
NEW YORK n V june 34.-Ex-Congressman Edmund H
briggs today indicted the charge of with the
Posofice Department frauds briggs Democratic
OF the Fifty and OF the Fity-sxth Congress-
BELGRADE, Serva 24-Kng suite arrived
in Belgrade today The King given enthusiastic
reception by the people Cheering tongs lined
which the King proceeded the Palace
guard The sympathy OF the people well military
obviously with King Peter.
WASHINGTON c.. Tune 24-President Roosevelt TODAY
ouy members his department others
with the Poohce frauds There feeling from the
that Payne disposed be ukewarm wayard
officials OF his department and that the disposed
for political let Mr. PAYNE
returning from his Western President has given the
OF Posofce irregularities
made today
ment officers will be guilty man punished
! if possible.
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chants on Fort street had been seen,
and they didn't appear to have any
decided views as to whether electric
cars should be run on Fort street or
not. Some of them were of the opinion
that it would help trade. He believed
the Pacific Hardware Co., was opposed
to the idea.
Mr.. Cooke suggested that the ques-
ton was one for the merchants affect
ed by it, while Mr.. Rothwen thought
the interests of the public should be
looked after as we'll. He said Fort
street was too narrow and that the
cars would make it dangerous for car
riages. w, w. Hall also said there was
a Disadvantage in having electric cars
on a narrow street and H. A. Isenberg
took the same view.
Mr.. swanzy said & was a question of
public interest, regardless of the mer-
was Retail merchant on Fort street
he would want the Rapid Transit there.
]. A McCSndless said the matter mad
been considered by the directors of the
, company and decided upon, but if
there was objection made the route
would be changed. He said rents would
go down if the electric car line did not
use Fort street and that the cars would
be a stimulus to trade. King street
was almost deserted by vehicles since
the cars ran that way, few people using
carriages any more. He concluded by
saying that if the merchants wanted
the Rapid Transit to keep off of Fort
street it would be done, and there
would be no line from Beretania or
Fort to the water front.
The meeting adjourned without any
action one way or the other and the
merchants along Fort street will be al
lowed to act for themselves.
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OF
Y. M. |. OFFICERS

At a meeting of Damien Council No
sos. Y. NJ. /. last evening the following
officers were chosen:
C II. Rose, president; J. a. Thomp-
son. first vice-president: J. H. Flynn.
second vice-president; NJ. F. Peter. re-
cording secretary; F. L. johnson. Jr.,
financial secretary; J. B. Roberts cor
responding secretary; NJ. X. Cook.
treasurer; w. 5. Ellis, marshal; a. a.
Rosa. inside sentinel: E. Legros, out
side sentinel; c. McGonagle. J. Rich
ards, w. P. Jarrett, J. \. Legros. p.
Jarrett. executive committee; Bishop
Libert, chaplain.
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HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY co.
FORT STREET.
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CABLE DAY PLANS.
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celebrated He said that the associa-
tions could send congratulatory, cable
grams and perhaps combine the cele-
bration with that of the Fourth of
July.
Mr.. Macfarlane thought that this
was just as important an event as the
LAYING of the first link in the cable and
Mr.. Tenney said there should be CO.
operation with the Merchants Associa-
ton. He moved the appointment of F.
w. Macfarlane and 3. G. Rothwell as
the committee, these being the same
members that are acting for the Mer-
chants Association. Both men obJe
ed to the dual appointment and Mr..
RotAwell said that there should be a
celebration and some one appointed to
represent the Chamber of Commerce.
This committee should be distinct from
the one appointed by the Merchants
Association The motion was finally
withdrawn and the chairman then ap-
pointed ]. A. McCandless and ]. A,
Kennedy to act
CARS ON FORT. STREET.
Just as the meeting was about to
close F. NJ. Swanzy asked that there
be some expression of opinion from
the members as to the intention of the
Rapid Transit Co. to come down Fort
street. Mr.. Cooke said that the matter
! could not be considered at a meeting
called for specific purposes, though he
was willing to hear an expression OF
/ opinion.
Mr.. Rothwell then moved an adjourn
ment and a special meeting was i'm
mediate,y called to consider the mat
! ter.
| ]. G. Spencer stated that he mad had
a conversation with Geo. W. Smith re-
garding the matter, and other mer-
0.s,S.lsY.6S,.s6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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India Linens, IL yd. $3.50.
SO inch Victoria Lawn, 1-2c.
Fine quality Lace Stripes, zoe.
New Dotted Swiss, zoe.
Mercerised Piques with Lace STR
effects, 40c.
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BLACK AND WHITE GOODS.

Fine quality black and white Bats
ties, in stripes:
Polka dots and floral designs, II 1-2c.
Black Mecerised striped Lawns, zoe.
Black India Linens, II lie.
Novelty Black and White french
Muslin. handsome floral designs, zoe.
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There will be cricket practice at the
nets tomorrow afternoon from 5 to Sis.
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F. NJ. Brooks left in the Alameda to
attend the grand lodge of EIks in Balti-
more.
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Night
Work

Night work brings out all latent eye
defects.
Yet the business man is slow to heed
eye warnings.
First he complains about poor lights
and night work.
Then buys a shade.
Then when his eyes are about ex-
hausted he unwillingly resorts to glass
aid.
Well, when you want RELIEF come
our way.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Obituary Notes.

Marcus Baker, photographer Of the United
States Geological Survey. and acting secre-
tary OF the Carnegie Institution, died sud-
denly Of heart disease at his home in Wash
ington yesterday morning. MIR Baker was
born in Kalamazoo, Mich. in ls49 and was
graduated from the University of Michigan
in the class of 1870. He became connected
with the United states Coast and Gefdet.c
&C. %,sy M% ssstA "fS g. e
an and was si member Of the United States Board
for the Venezuelan Boundary Commission,
John W. Brown. the brewer. died yesterday
morning in his home at 1877 Joralcmon street.
he he was was engaged in the export business in
father. Tic late Arthur 4. Brown, as president
Ei president sid iS Of tho United states Brewers
Association. vice. president Of the Lager Beer
fsrSsa Brewers ''as E s Of New York He ws
u Mason and member OF the Crescent Ath-
Produce Exchange and the Manufacturers
AssoSiaton H, had ans MdoM COLLECTION ,mo .oS Of
Albert p. Wells, who, was well known in
financial circles in Brooklyn. died on Friday
head Of the arm of 4. P. Wells 4 Co. cotton
brokers. He retired from business in 1887
Fifth Avenue Bank. He had been director
in the Mechanics Bank since II acquired the
Fifth Avenue institution. He was Il mem
alwidow and three sons. The funeral services
will be held in his late home this afternoon
and the burial will take place tomorrow in
Northampton. l.. l.
FrankJ Donnelly n member Of En- gine Com
pany 5, in Newark. II brothtr of Alderman james
Donnelly of that city, and NEPHEW OF Dean
moniu incurred by exposure at recent fire.
lie was ~ years old and unmarried
Sarah Hughes, widow of James II. and mot her
OF .jotn Hugn,s of Fort Hunter, who died
on Friday, died yesterday morning at Fort
Hunter. y. Y. She was 05 years Of age
The sun., 1903-12-13
500 REWARD FOR ASSAILANTs.
Mr. Harper Seeks. Also. Women who Saw
His DauHhtcr Attacked.

Deputy Police Commissioner Ebstein
yesterday ordered Detective Sergeant
McKirdy Of Capt. Formosa's staff to make
thorough investigation into the assault
committed. as alleged, by two young men
on Miss Mary Harper of l401 Dean street
in front Of 1885 Dean street, Brooklyn, on
Thursday night.
George W. Harper. the father of the young
woman. called upon Deputy Commissioner
Ebstein on Friday and urged him to take
an interest in the case, as he was not satisfied
that the police of the Atlantic avenue station
had shown the proper interest.
I'VE recognize that the case is important,
said Deputy Commissioner Ebstein yester-
day land Detective Sergeant McKirdy
will devote all his time to it, and the matter
will be thoroughly investigated. The Har-
per family have not given us as much as
sistance as they might have done. Two
patrolmen, called on them on Friday but
we're unable to see the young woman, nor
was any time set when they might see her
We will investigate the matter thoroughly.
Police Captain Kenney of the Atlantic
avenue station said he and his detectives
were hard at work on the case, but had not
been able to verify the alleged assault.
Mr.. Harper, the father of the young
woman. has offered 500 reward for any
information that leads to the arrest and
conviction of either of the men who assaulted
his daughter. He has also asked the two
women who, it is said, witnessed the assault
and then ran away to communicate with
him