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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11


Satin Derby Portieres in rich reds
and green, and all colors, with VIDE
attractive silk fringe. $40 a pair.
SIX Mexican Port1eres in fancy hand
made work, suitable for halls. libra
rjes and din'ng-rooms. S16.5O a pair.
Imported Velour Curtains, in jute
and silk solid color centers, and fancy
centers also $3.50 to So a pair.
Oriental Tapestry Portieres, very
handsome, with heavy knotted fringe,
$3.50 pair.
with wide fancy fringe. 500 pair.
Dhmask Portieres in all colors, WITH
fancy fringe, S1.75 a pair.
Repp Portieres, with handsome Dor
ders, good value, for 500. All col
orS
A new and full line of Corded Silks,
for draperies. in all of the dainty and
Roman colors, 81 80, $1.7o and $3.50
a yard.
Fancy Floral and Eastern China
Silks for Draperies, 5oc. yard.
F,gured Velour for furniture cover
ing. 53c. a yard.
Imported Figured Madras for Cur
tains and Draperies, light and dark
back grounds SOC. a yard.
Fancy Stripe Madras, in all colors,
from zoe. to soc. a yard.
Extra grade of Fancy Silkolines,
1"1sc. a yard.
Turkish Couch Covers. fringed, GO
inches in width, each $3.50, good s.
value.
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WOMEs'S COATS.

Kersey and Cheviot Coats, all colors
and styles. $3.50.
New Box Coats in castor, black and
blue. full lined, So.
New cut Box Coats, collarless effect,
fun sleeves, strap trimming, $3.50.
Handsome Goats of kersey and mon
tanac, colarless, cape effect, $40.
Finest Kersey Coats, with double
cape, trimming OF panpc velvet, T15,
silk Goats in new Prince Albert
style, coilarless and stole effect, Sl5. ,
Norfolk Coats Of all-sIlk, peau dc
sole handsomely designed jet but
tons and silk girdle, T"",5O; others TO
SU5
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i USLIN UNDERWEAR.

"Or. for good heavy Muslin Night
Gowns, neatly trimmed,
5oc. and zoe. for Gowns, high or V
neck.
$50 for fun length Skirts with tuck
cd lawn ruffle,
Osc for Lace or Embroidered Trim
med Skirts-mixed lot-some cost
30 and Sl7b,
@5c for Muslin Drawers, made to
sell al &c
Zoe. for Muslin Drawers. with tuck
ed cambria ruffle.
Childrens Muslin Drawers. tucked.
for be.
0sc. for the finest and best style
Black Mercerized UnderskIrts. special
81 60 value.
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Black Satin Duchess. 20 inches wide'
serviceable for waists, dresses and I'M
ings, fine quality, has beautiful lus-
tire, regular 75c. value. for 19c
Black Peau de Sole, fine quality,
pure silk, smooth. firm weave, suitable
for coats and whole dresses. worth 81.
for GOc.
Embroidered Crepe dc Lune, in black
and colors. 39c. values, for 10c.
Handsome Black Bengaline Crenes,
softer than crepe de chine. this sea-
sons new importation, worth $l.0'
for 81.
36-inch White and Black All-Silk
Taffeta, 75c. value, for zoe.
a lot of best SSc. All-Sills Taffetas.
in short lengths to be closed out at
zoe. a yard.
27-inch All-silk Duchess satins. in
suitable shirt waist and lining colors,
worth 81, for zoe.
Crepe de Chimes in every wanted
color, also white soft crepe effects,
81 value. for 63c.
Embroidered China Silks in white.
cream and black, s5c. value, for soc.
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BAL GAIN ITEMS.

700 Brooch and Tie Pins. manufac-
turer's sample line, made to sell at
&c. S5c. and 50c.. your choice at Zoe.
each.
Ladies' Black Silk Belts with buck
els to match, best &c. ones, are 1Oc.
10 gross sample Tooth Brushes, zoe.
and &c. ones. at 1Oc. each.
Fancy Rufflo Garter Elastic, all col
ors, at TIC. garter length.
Ready-made Veilings. S-s long. cat
stitched border. at zoe. a veil.
1926 pieces of 5-inch handsome Satin
Ribbons, In good colors only. cheap at
CSC. yard, ITO. yard.
Lot of Bead Fan Chains, made to
sell at 6Oc.. 75c and o6c., each are priced
SIC. each,
Bead Chains. little beauties. 10c
each.
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36 PIECES BLACK DRESS
GOODS

will be third under price.
Several makes OF the best $3.50 ALI
Wool French Melrose Mourning Black,
for ~ yard.
Fine French Serge the samo we al
ways sold for 95c., at Csc. n yard.
Lot of all wool Storm Serge, instead
of the usual Soc. Is 3Oc. a yard
sl.35 Black Prunella Cloth. Csc. a
yard.
Black Corduroy Madras, a new fab
rio, which cost S1.25, to be sold for
zoe. a yard.
Atwood Crepe Cloth, 81 quality.
for 05c. a yard.
Lot of Atwood Kersey Cloth. for
skirting. best SIPS value. for zoe.
yard.
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LININGS.

Black Percallne Lining, best 12hc.
quality, for 3-4c. a yard.
Coored Silesia Innings, best lyAc
qualities are TIE. yard.
Colored Percaline Innings good
qualities are 7Ec. yard.
Dressmaker's Lining Cambrics. 3!sc.
yard all colors.
Black Mercerized satteen Innings,
20c, 25c. and zoe. qualities for Lac.
yard,
All the above Innings are III lengths
from lis yards to g yards long,
3s-inch slyks Velour Innings In
black and all colors. 2bc. yard.
Mercelrzed Satteen Innings In black
and all colors, our 400. quality is
priced zoe. a yard.
Marvel SILK Innings In black and
colors (the rustling kind at 100 a
yard.
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KNIT pETTIc0AT

soc, for Knit Petticoats IN solid col
ors.
doc, for heavy oxford Gray Knit
Skirts. with borders.
Csc. for fine Wool Emit Skirts.
fancy borders. all colors.
Sl,.5 for the prettest styles Silk
Overcast Edges
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zoe. for the best Toe. Imported Mer-
cerized Table Damask, 2 yards W de;
the SOC. grade, Ga inches wide. is 1oc.
21c. for 5S-inch Bleached Table
Damask.
.iIc. for two yard wide German
Linen Table Damask.
SIC. for sl.25 Double Bleached Table
Damask, two yards wide.
zoe. a dozen for fine Grass Bleached
81 size Damask Napkins.
81 a dozen for regular SIS Linen
Damask Dinner Napkins.
$3.50 a dozen for extra weight
double Beached Dinner Napkins
Cohen's No. 500 quality.
zoe. each regular 81 n dozen values,
Pure Linen Damask Towels, fringed
and hemstitchcd open work. plain
white and fancy borders.
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ART: YOUR EYES RlGHTp
MOVE TNEA TESTED FREE BY C0HEN's OPTICAL
SPECIALIST.

of born with perfect eyes, but taken in time
Glasses will defects OF vision which left alone will become
Many who really suffer with their are deferred
the expense from getting Glasses. knowing this and Will
ing business this line the margin OF proht as IN
Others have added Optical Department. Our big store
The department in charge of Mr. Louis E. Hubert special
long experience who will all OF reracton
by the Of the Trial Case and Rcnascope No charge Tor
testing you only pay for the Glasses We prepared to
have Glasses ground for complicated prescriptions and our
prices hal-and ssof what you will have to pay at e,-
elusive optical stores.
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SUITS,

Ladies Tailor Suits, this seasons
latest cut OF all-wool black and blue
caeyiot $3.50,
Tabor Suits OF plain and mixed
fabrics. blouse and corset coat, $3.50.
Suit Of Unfinished Worsted with
s.de- plated box coat, walking skirts.
s15.
Suits Of new Novelty Mixtures, in
coat blouse and military effect, $50.
Man-Tailored Suits of finest ztbeline,
cieviot and English tweed, $50.
I9Igh-Grade Novelty Suits of high
est imported broadcloths, newest color
combinations. $3.50.
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l COHENS MERCHANDISE POWER PROVEN AGA||

Imonds egret
for in person. by
price
Maketh The bigt l. youhe
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Nickel Plated Spectacles, riding
bows and straight temples, also eye
glasses, plain convex lenses loo,
Goldoin Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
plain convex lenses. "6c.
3ll-Skeleton Eye-Glasses. pcrescopic
lenses, Fox patent guards, cork. nick
81 m0untings, one pair only to each
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customer, regular price Sl,ho' Mon
days price. case Included, 60c'
Straight Temple spectacles, aluml-
nico frames, perescopic lenses-l eye
These frames will not rust or corrode'
regular price 81. 30, Mondays price. NJ,
case included.
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Go|,en's Curtain and Draperies.
Am EXHIBIT o. GREAT TASTE.

visit to our third floor present will give you plendld
idea about decorating your All the novelties in Ora
periesfrom the Inexpensive but pretty Nottsham to the
handsomest genuine Lace Curtans-are on eNhlDlto W.
want Won to examine this beautiful line OF goods and note the
prices especially These details will an idea as to prices
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KlMONAs AND WRAPPERS,

SILK Kimonas in dainty color COM
binations, all shades TO the fashionable
violet. 50,
Gilk Dressing Sacques with large cir
cular collar trimmed with French
lace, T79s. $40 and 10 $50.
Full length KImonas of German
flannel, embroidery trimmed Sl.75.
Others IN stripes and Persian eff
fects, $3.50
Dressing sacques Of lght pink and
blue daisy cloth, entire new et~
fects. Sl.2o.
New Percale Wrappers, dark fail
shades. all sizes, zoe,
Extra size Wrappers in flannelettes
and percale, well lined and finished, a
s. Wrapper, for ~ 80,
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

cy-o IIp1or,uoor for Soc.
Y'oc.
looks like SSeratlOn-Dul IL
is NOT They were made to sell
~ .,.l
Tor % a SUIT, Dul dioPPcd
stitch or similar defect made
-, w. $50 e.
lllelll SeSollde. WY
tunate in getting them, and SO
Iii 49,, he Thew ,ra the hio-
VIII You NC. lley die .iie oiS
pest values we know OF.
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TRAORDINARY silk VALUES.

Fortunate Silk buying enables to offer you for Monday
the best bargains Of the season. -
You save half the largest stock Of Silks that
Richmond's Silk Store has ever had.
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IhFANT'S WEA :

Childrens Dainty Silk Caps. every
style, embroidered and ribbon trim
med, for csc. and 3Oc.
Others deliberately trimmed. ample
colorlng zoe. to 81.
Children's Long or Short Cashmere
Cloaks. embroidered collar and skirt,
extra lining, Csc.
Handsome Bedford Cord Cloaks, Ella
borately trimmed collars. rows Of RIB
bon, lace or silk. $3.OS and 30.
Beautiful Christening Robes, en-
broidery and lace trimmed, fine muslin
or china silk skirts to match. sos
to $4.6O.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

All novelties in Woolen Dress Fabrics which
Fashions have approved Some Of the designs are
exceptionally pretty Fortunately we bought them before they
thus able fourth and IN some
cases considerably than if they had been bought now
Novelty
bestco ina
Heavy - i'Ao
ands nallhe snew
Mixtures Shades. inches
double width.
good 25c
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1sc. for our regular so. Hemstitoh-
cd Huck Towels. 21x42.
&c. for lOc. Huck Towels. 17x35.
l7c. for 52-inch Turkey Red Table
Damask, fast colors. ten styles.
zoe. for 371sc. full width Turkey
Red Table Damask, new dark cardinal
shade.
a0c each for Pure Linen Damask
Table Covers, 34x45. regular 81 value.
1bc. for 25c. Linen Bureau scarfs
with fancy centers.
1Dc. for Open Work Hemstltched
Linen Tray Cloths.
&c. each for large size namask Doy-
lies, rure white, fancy borders.
DC. yard for Bleachcd Absorbent
Crash ToWeling.
DC. yard for Pure White Hucka-
back Towellng, fast edges.
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9 to 1o-yard lengths OF 1oc. new
Fall Flannelettes for 0Ac. a yard
10c. Solid Color Double Faced
Teazlcdown, In 2 to 12-yard
lengths, for INC. yard.
IS 2-3c. Fancy Printed Fleeoed
Lined Oxfords and Piques, In 10
lO-yard lengths, for SHc. yard.
l0c. and 12hc. Fancy Woven
Plaid Dress Ginghams. In 10 Is
yard lengths. for Sic. yard.
12Hc. Crepe de Chine Finished
Flannelettes, In fancy printed eff
fects. In 2 to 1o-yard lengths. for
7Ac. a yard.
12hc, yard wide Chambray Print
ed French Percales-mill ends-for
jHc. yard.
6Ac. Fancy Printed and Navy
Blue Calicoes for ago.
Yard wide &c. Unbleached Cotton
for 6Ac.
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RAIN co rs,

Rain Coats of brown, Oxford and
tan cravenettes, collaress and cape
effect, new full back, with belt,
S1G.5O.
Rain Coats of waterproof fabric.
cape and military effect, nobby and
swagger looking, $3.50.
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CKlLDREN'S COATS.

childreEs new cloth Box Goats.
braid cape collars. S1.0S.
Full length Coats Of melton. all
sizes, sos.
Chldren's Coats of blue, red and
castor cloth. trimmed with silk bands.
$3.50.
Full length Coats, of zibeline, circu-
lar collars. stole front, So; others to
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READY-RaADE GARMENT STORE.
COHEN's SECOND FLOOR, FASHIONS B0UDoIR.

The seal Of public approval has been indelby stamped
ReadyMade Garment Departments. 1T is from Cohens
marks garment Immediately being the very latest pat
tern style. business has than doubled this
and point with pride achievement which the result
made possible by the appreciation of dis
eliminating shoppers. AS prices The immense business
could only have been done by the price inducements
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a SALE OF TABLE DAMASK.

We put sale Monday the biggest Linen Inducements OF
the You will admit it when remember Linens have
advanced 80 per All the Linens that go sale tomorrow
are at big reductions the Table Damask notably Read
on
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SHE E rs.

2Hx2k Bleached. for SOC.
2x2h unbleached. for 37c.
Bleached and Brown, 2x2k and
24x2ls, for 42c.
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases for
1-3c.
23o dozen-42x36, 45x36 and 50x36
Plain Hemmed and Hemstitched
Pillow Cases, for 15c.
Q yards long Bolster Cases, for
1Sc.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

S1.4S each-Boys' Double Breasted
Wool Suits.
S10S each-Boys' Double-Breasted
All-Wool Cheviot Suits.
$3.50 each-Boys' Double Breasted
Wool Suits and little Boys Norfolk
Jacket Suits
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10c. and loc. yard wide Light and
Dark French Percales-mill ends
for bHc.
The 12,ac.. yard wide Bleached
cambrics and Cottons, IN lengths OF
ltos yards, for Sc. n yard.
6Ac. Heavy Fleeced Unbleacled
Canton Flannel. pique back, for
4Hc.
Yard wide &c. to DC. Bleached
Cottons and Cannon Cloth, to e
yard lengths, for oSic. yard.
1oc. French Percales. all the new
dark styles for fall, nearly a yard
wide. for 7Hc.
Mill ends Of Sc. Curtain and Com
fort Calicoes for 5Hc. a yard.
Double Faced Pajama Outings,
woven colorss for bMc.
ga Bleachcd Sheetlns, the 2lc.
quality, for 1Sc.
Yard wide Bleached Cannon
Cloth for Dc.
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FLANNELLETTEs, C0TT0Ns.

Some wonderful values among them, and every item
at the price than be asked for dependable goods
They are nearly all the wanted short lengths to Is yards
EACH
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Imported Marseilles Quilts. heavy
embossed, hand-tied fringe. made to
retail for $3.50, several des gns,
choice. S3.OS.
Some Crochet Quilts, frinGed and
plain, handsome, are slightly mill
stained-s2 values for $1.3o.
Double Bed Crochet Quits. S."0
kind, not all perfect, for O2c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
BOYD'S SALARY
IN SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court Yesterday morn
ing heard the claim of Robert n. Boyd
Deputy Registrar of the Land Court,
against J. H. Fisher, Auditor, for his
salary warrant. Attorney General
Andrews and Judge Weaver appeared
for the complainant; L. j. Warren for
the respondent.
In the case of Hyman Bros. VS.. Sing
Warn, with w. A. Whiting, garnishee,
Judge De Bolt rendered an oral deci-
sion finding that there was no money
or property in the hands Of the garni-
shee belonging to Sing Warn. He
therefore ordered the garnishee dis
charged. The property under which
the garnishee had been summoned was
a fire claim award certificate for $2072,
on the claim of Tam Pong for. Sing
Warn. This was left in the custody of
the clerk, to be deposited in the Judi
ciary departments safe and not to be
withdrawn without notice being first
given to Mr. Whiting. 1t was admit
ted that Sing Warn owed Hyman
Bros a debt of $304.05. An appeal was
noted by Robertson & Wilder for the
plaintiff. Stewart for defendant; Whit
ing in person.
! Mary Ann Kahanamaikai pleads to
, the bill in equity for foreclosure
brought against her by the Portuguese
: Mutual Benefit Society of Hawaii,
saying she was married on February
%. 1894, by Rev. H. H. Parker in Ho-
nolulu to Keliikoa Kepuiuna Palu.
otherwise known as Kepuluna, and
that her husband ought to be made "a
party to the bill, as she is advised.
| VIM. Y. Kwai Fong has appealed
from judgment against him by District
| Magistrate Dickey in favor of the ORR
entail Life Insurance Co. for s166.40 in
a suit for delinquent stock subscrip-
! ton.
Mrs. Kaumaka Walker has appealed
from Judgment in favor of Lui Shee, a
Chinese plumber, against her for s94. SO
+. by District Magistrate Dickey.
A general denial is filed by M. v.
Castro to the complaint of Manuel
Cosme.
Judge Robinson yesterday drew a
new jury to appear on Monday, Dec
Z. as follows:F. J. Church, t. r. Moss
man, J. H. Taylor, F. J. Turner, J. B
Pakele, H. J. Mossman, J. Enright, c.
w. Booth, A. K. Ozawa, Edgar Hen
riques, Frank P. Mcintyre, Robert
Kamakaea, James Young, Jesse ]. Ma
kainai. R. ]. Nahora Hipa, c. Spencer
A. A. Montana, Thomas Koran, c. B
Lemon. John F. Soper. H. S. Swinton
John Paakaula, E. H. Wodehouse, Alb
| raham Kekai, W. r. Campbell, J. l.
Coulson. Several of this list have
served on the grand jury this term and
others on Judge Gears trial jury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
Austin Foreclosure Sale.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. HI.
G. Austin at Ponohawai, Hilo, was sold
under foreclosure of mortgage at the
Judiciary building, at noon yesterday,
by James F. Morgan for Commissioner
P. D. Kellett, Jr. After some quick
competition between W. o. Smith and
Bishop & Co, the first bid being
s2500. the property was knocked down
to Bishop & Co, the mortgages, for
s45G0, which is considered cheap. The
area of the premises is one and two
tenths acres. Mr.. Austin's two New
York Life policies for $4,000 each were
bought by Bishop & Co. for $1,000 and
5000 respectively.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
DIFFICULTY OF SERVICE.
Election contesrants Up Agains'
Vacant Office.

A. L. G.. Atkinson has refused to
accept service of subpoena in the
election contest, as Secretary Of the
Territory, because he has not yet re-
ceived the commission of that office
nor had his nomination confirmed by
the United States Senate. The Sec
rotary of the Territory is custodian
of election records, but the office is
vacant without law to fill it tempo
rarily. Governor Carter is subpoe-
naed to az pear before the Supreme
Court tomorrow morning with the
county election proclamation and
books and papers connected with the
election. AS the Governor is not the
custodian of the impedimenta, he will
likely please himself about obeying the
mandate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
PROMINENT NATIVE
LAWYER IS DEAD

Samuel Kapoi Kane, native law
yer and public man. died at $40 o'clock
a. m. yesterday at his. house in School
street. His funeral will take place at
o'clock this afternoon, the burial to
be in Nuuanu cemetery. Rev. Lono,
pastor of Kaun1akapili church, will
conduct the services, Mr.. Kane hav-
ing. been member of that commu-
MON.
Mr.. Kane was born at Waimanalo,
Koolaupoko, Oahu, July 81, 1858, con-
sequently was past 45 years of age at
death. He was educated at the Royal
school, Honolulu, and the Hanalei,
Kauai, boarding school. Having stud
led law with w. L. Holokahfki, he was
admitted to practice in the lower
courts Jan. 81, 1884, and in the Supreme
Court Dec. Is, 1885. Mr.. Kane Joined
his political fortunes with the annexa-
ton party, President Dole calling him
to the Council of State, in which he sat
from 1896 to 1900. He acted as a sub
stitute Supreme Court justice on Octo-
Der Is, 1895, in the absence of Justice
Bickerton. At the time of his death
Mr.. Kane was a member of the Tax
Appeal court fer the first division,
Oahu, and of the Territorial Board of
Health.
His father died at an advanced age
two years ago. having been born be-
fore the New England missionaries ar
| rived and becoming one of the earliest
converts to Christianity. S. K. Kane
leaves wife; two brothers, Benz. K.
| and Louis K. Kane, and one sister,
Mrs. William Keiki
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06
Tidal Wsvs Hit Maui.

B. Kuhuo of Honokahau, Maui, writ
ing about the tidal wave of last sun
day. says:
We had tidal wave that did con-
siderable damage. There was no wind
and not cloud in the sky. I was at
church when the first wave came,
about 10 o'clock a. m. There were
two others. The third one was over
thirty feet in height. It washed our
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-06

house off it's foundations. A number
of US were on the beach and the rush
of water almost caught u.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
A CoMELY NORFOLK BRIDE.
of Joseph II. Ives ana Miss
MARGARET X. Carney.

NORFOLK, VA. January a-tspecial.)
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Krozer
Carney, the beautiful daughter of Mr. S.
B. Carney. Jr.. to Mr.. Joseph r. Ives. Of
Norfolk, was solemnized in the Port
Norfolk Baptist church this afternoon at
4 o'clock. and was one of the notable
social events of the season.
The BRIDE leaning on the arm Of her
father, Mr.. S. 3. Carney, assistant post
master CT Norfolk. was met at the chan
eel by the groom and his best man, Nlr.
Thomas Old, OF Eliza beth City.
cousin.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.: DunaWay. pastor Of Port Nor
folk Baptist church, assisted by Rev.
W.sB. Savage pastor of Churchland Bap-
fist church, and the Rev. w F.. Hines,
pastor of Park View Baptist church.
The wedding gown wa OF white panne
crepe de chine over white taffeta, and
duchess lace, hand emb roidered. Miss Lila
Ives, sister of the groom. was maid Of
honor. The sushers were Messrs. Pearly
w. Carney, S. b. Carney, Jr., Col. Wv.
Sale. Arlington Ives, George Z. Wise, and