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Married or Sunda2

The bombardm"ut. HaipiH~ is ON the
west coast of the Liao-Tuug peninsula,
south OF Niucuwaug
litter recording thr stoUp1Ec of
train. previously reported. admiral Togo
continues.
ION the morning of June we shcII,d
two companies of infantry and a squad
ron of cavalry at Kaipiug, iuhIctuE
great loss.
THE captain OF "a steamship leaving
NiuEllow ON June : says that owing O..
the bombardmcnts 1900 Russians. with
twenty guns. evacuated Niu-kow and
dctroatcd uorthward Two Russians
captured by one Of our torpedo boats
ON June 10 say that "a Russian force Of
5000 men under General SamsonoT ar
rived at WafanEkau on May 81 They
also state that three or four trains
reach NauChialing daily.
our combined squadron has strength
cucd the blockade. and is now cover
ing the rear of the forces ashore. our
fourth destroyer nouIIa shclIed the en-
envy effectuaIy around kiu.cheugtze for
two hours on Jane 10. The second flo
uIIa. accommodating at TaIienwau. found
four Russian dcstroycrs off Scnsho
Point on June 10 and engaged them.
but they rctrcatcd forthwith
The mine dragging progresses. w,
nave destroyed thirty mines on IN,
high seas. besides some floating near
the harbOrs. several of them u1rthyyarl
If Iron Island
The weather was extremely foggs
/ during the past week Happily. rhor,
were no accidents
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STREET CLEANING NOT
INTENTIONALLY A NUISANCE

The Street Cleaning Department. al
ways receiving complaints against some
part Of its administration. has been no.
utled that j. j. stephens, OF lSI2 Thir-
tccurh Street northwest, objects To- the
noises made by the machine street
sWeeEers which pass by his house at
IlELt.
Cleaning. Mr.. TWohey. has reported To
Tho District Commissioners That the
Machlues have 10 pass the residences
al some time and that he does has
best 20 arrange the trips SD as To- i'm
Convenience the residents as little as
POSSIBLE.
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ONLY FOUR MEMBERS
AT CABINET MEETING

Attorney General Knox. I'm his new
role ass "a prospective Senator. was pres
emit at the meeting of the Cabinet to-
day Only four members were present
Regarding his successor the Attorney
General had no intimation 10 give the
newspaper men. He. together with Sec
rotary C0rtcIvou. remained with the
President FOR some time after the other
two members OF the Cabinet. Secretaries
HAY and Hitchcock. had departed, and
the question of filling the new vacancies
was undoubtedly under discussion.
Secretaries Shaw. Moody, Wilson, and
Tart are all away from the city.
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RULE FOR PHYSICIANS
IN CHARGING FEES
St Louis Judge Holds That Financial
Condition Of Patient Should Not
Decide Question.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June It-According
90 a decision by Judge Ryan the fnan-
cial condition of a person should not
Dee taken into consideration by physi-
clans in making charges for profession
al services
THE character Of the service. the seri-
business Of the complaint. the skill and
time required. the result reached, "
JudG- Ryan holds. "are all elements to
Doe considered but not the wealth or
poverty of the patient"
This decision was rendered in setting
aside the verdict of the jury awarding
% Dr NJ u. NOrreU $4,000 in his suit
against DIT. j. J. Lawrence. Of New
York. for "a surgical operation perform
ed on DR.. Lawrcucc's son.
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MGR. FhLGONIO MAY NOT
RETURN TO AMERICA
Sends Statement to Cardinal Gotti
Complaining Of the Irtrigues
at Rome.

ROME. June 1i-Therc is a possibility
that Archbishop FaIcouio. apostolic del
egate at Washington. wilt not return To-
that post. Immediately after arriving iu
Rome today Faicoui0 sent David FI-n-
ing. deputy general of tho FraucisCa1s.
20 Cardinal GotU with "a long statement
wherein he explained the conditions
which must exist both az Rome and
Washington 81 Ie consents To- return To-
America ms apostolic delegate.
II these conditions DO not exist. Ea
SAYS. his work in America viii continue
90 be nsut-alized 10y intrigue at Rome
Nothing is known at the uaDal '.-a-
ton here OF the intentions of Arch
bishop FalcUuio.
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CAR CALLS OUT
MORE RESERVES

LONDON. June IA dispatch from
St Petersburg this afternoon announces
the calling out Of the Russian army re-
serves in the military districts Of kieff,
Moscow. and Kazau.
The reserves are called 90 arms TO take
the place OF the troops already gone 10
the front
1t is probable. the dispatch adds, that
tho act also means the sending of enor-
nous rc-eufOrcemeuts TO General hurO-
uatkiu in the near future.
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TOGO AIDS ARMY;
PATROLS SHORES

TOKYO. June 1i-AdmiraI Togo re
ports that "a squadron from his fleet
bOmbarded the Russians ON June be
tween Kaipiug and the SuinEyue River.
IL TcCounoitcrod the coast and returned
To- the rendezvous ON June y.
IL reported that the cuemys infantry
and cavalry numbering 5000 stationed
mean kaipiuE with the object of pre-
venting "a japanese landing. fled after
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. =. DUNALL and A. L. SINCLAIR.
AlI"inty S-lu the Supreme Court Of TN.
District OF Columbia. holding "a District
Court. I'm re- The Condemnation of Land
Necessary To- Extend Euclid Place SO as
% Connect with Erie street. ctc--No.
tlt District COurt-NOTICE is hereby
given That Tn, Commissioners of the Dis.
Glci OF Columbia. pursuant to IN, pro
April %. 1904, entitled An act TO CON
meet Euclid Place with Erie street,
have filed petition in this cour, pray
ing me condemnation OF land necessary
10 extend Euclid Place, $50 AIS TO connect
with Eric Street through lot A, of
University Park subdivision. and lots
ElNans subdivision OF Meridian Illl,
with "a width of fifty l5li frct. AIS shown
on a plat or map prepared by said Com
miSSlOurrs and annexed to- their said ge-
biiDu and marked Exhibit. d. c.. No.
], and praying, also, that "a jury OF
seven 90 JudicIous, dlsIuJcrcstcd mon,
not related To- any person Interested in
thr proceedings. ana nos IN the ScrNic.
or employ of the District of Columbia
or the United States. Ice summoned 10y
the United States Marshal for the Dis
tTIct of Columbia TO assess the damages
Such owners OF land taken may su~-
tain by reason of Tho extension of said
Euclid Place ana the condemnation of
laud5 Tor the purposes OF such extern
ih'roirom, AS provided In said act of
Congress.
10 is, by the court, this 81 day Of
June, A j.. 1904, ORDERED. That all
persons having any interest i'm the pro
cocdiuEs herein Dee. and they are hereby,
required 20 appear I'm this court on or
before tho -lst DAY OF JUNE. 4. ID.
1874. and continue in attendance until
the court shall have made It's final order
rautElug and confirming the award OF
damages and assessment of benefits of
the jury, and IL is FURTHER OR
DERED, That a copy of This notice ana
order b. published once i'm the Wash
ngton Law Reporter and on six secular
days In the Evening STAR the Wash
lrEtou Post and The Washington
Times, newspapers published lu said Dis
trlct, before said -lst day of June. a. -.
1904
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. That a
copy of this notice ami order be- served
by the United States Marshal FOR the
District of Columbia. cor his deputies.
upon such owners of the land 10 he CON
! demucd AS may Doe found by said Mar
/ shall or his deputies. within the District
| Of Columbia. before said 2lst day of
| June. A. ID. 1894
BY tho court.
| tSraD ASHLEY NJ GOULD.
Justice.
a true copy-Tcst.
! J. II. YOUNG. Clerk
II. W. SMITH, Assistant Clerk
] jei,Iu,li,lS,2O
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Mems Clothing
All Suits Half Price
Mems Two-PieGs Suits.

$500 Mems twO-pieCe Suits,
S3.75.
$1,000 Men two piece Suits,
$500.
$1,000 Mems twO-pieCe Suits,
5000.
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SIGNAL TO JAPS
BY KITE FLYING

ST. PETERSBURG. June 1.-THE
press Of VIadivostoK, says 'Novoe
Vrcmya." has become suspicious Of the
Chinese amusement OF kite flying.
These kites. the newspapers aver. are
used along the coast as signals for the
japanese torpedo boats. which can thus
obtain what information they desire
without coming into close proximity
with the NladivostOk squadron or the
shore batteries
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Ole, who presented a petition setting
forth tic reasons for asking for the re-
prieve and for calling of a special meet
ing Of the board Of p7rdons to reconsider
her case Mr. Trimhle said that Mrs.
Valentino was a foreigner, and could not
speak English. He stated further that
Ms Valentino was subject 10 fits Of
hystcric insanity, and it was while suf-
fering with one Of these fits that she
committed the crime for which she has
been condemned 90 pay the penalty.
Nj. Trimble read the affidavit of DIT.
IlnOrazio Meglrc, an Italian physician.
Of Newark, who made an examination o.
Valentino last Sunday. The doctor said
that Mrs Valentino appeared 20 be SUI
ieTing Witn hystCric insanity, - disease
which affects persons so that they are
capable Of committing deeds Of violence
uucunsciOusly. The physician stated i'm
his affidavit that Mrs. Valentino stated
20 him that some Of her ancestors suf-
ferud with the same disease.
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aGPADs0 COULDNT - LIE.

PRINCETON June rf-Jala Poe.
Fred Clark. Post wheeler. and Scott
Bullet Princeton graduates here ID"
attend class reunion. w.r' arrested
for speeding am automobile. Their com
biued capital could not meet the
'squire's demand of So a friend paid %.
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Marriage and death notices inserted
iu the Washington Post" will. upon
application, appear simultaneously with
out extra charge for either Insertion OF
tcIcgTaphiug. in any or an Of the follow
iug-uamed morning newspapers. New
York Times, " Baltimore Herald "EOs-
ton Globe" Buffalo Courier" "Ciucin-
natl Enquirer, Chicago Record Herald. Do
philadelphia Public Ledger pitts
burg Dispatch" providence Journal Do
Rochester Herald" st Louis Ropub-
l.C." st Paul Pioneer Press" Jcl.oOt
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Mems, Women's, GhiIdreE's
&HOE
SPECIALS

Child's Barefoot Sandals,
sizes, s to IL, former eAe
price 81, now -. OSS
Rich's Little Gents Balls. IN
Wei, Box Calf and Tan. Regu-
lar prices SI-5O, SI.75 On
ard $500. Reduced to-. 9SS
Kisses and ChiIGren's oxfn-ds
and Sandals-juSt the thing for
school commandments. Regu-
lar SI.OO and S1.25 val aGe
ue5. Reduced to SS5
One lot Misses and Children's
OxfordS, in fine Kid skin. Sizes
o to 3 Regular prices GA
SI.5O and 81. Reduced to SOs
Ladies' newest styles Oxford
and Gibson Ties, for eg OF
mer price, So, now e. QsESV
One lot Ladies' Tan OxfOrds,
hand sewed. Regular e. so
price $3.50. Reduced TO 2sGTS
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ChiIdren's Shirfwaisis.

Special Mothers Friend
Waists. &c.
Children's Blouse and Moth
er's Friend Waist, RiCh's price,
50C-OurS, Sac.
Children's Wash Suits, SAC.
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sALvATIONIsT DIES SUDDENLY.

BOSTON. June 1L-Richard Evans.
holding the rank Of lieutenant colonel
in the Salvation Army. and widely
known in the organization. is dead at
his home en- Dorchester, Of heart dis
ease. He was rfty-sIN years OLD
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Public Opinion Opposed.

Mr. Trimble called attention 20 public
sentiment against the execution Of the
woman. and appealed 70 the acting gov
crnor 20 grant the reprieve, ard thus
prevent the biotting of the fair name
OF the State Of New Jersey.
Lawyers Charles +. Peshal, Of Jersey
city Nathan Kussey, and Milton
DcmGrest, Of Hackensack, also made APP
peals for the granting Of the reprieve-
After hearing the appeals, Acting Gov
vruOr WaEeicc said.
Il cant think that those representa-
tivcs and intelligent gentlemen would be
here from motives Of false sympathy /
had rather make a mistake on the side
Of the condemned and therefore 4 have
decided to grant a reprieve of twenty
one days 1 viii not call meeting of
tho board Of pardOus, because the re-
prieve allows sufficient time for Gov
ernor Murphy to do this when he re-
turns should he see fit to do So
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- Ir.-'.'S '' -''l. 7'.l,l. ''' ~ '.I
~. 80. az .,"l1 81, ~, I...lu'H "''
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''.." ID - MOI SUI .'i7-''7 '''''' '''' ''"
,'' '.''"-
I-"I"-H ma" 'he courts 7-".'-'' -,''T
i'hSt "a dlF"rC" when JE.- n"'lt'a 10
rCmIrry. In December they were en-
-slged .icafD and rIgus We're made. ful
Ia. ....,.,,--,9 r,-...r,,t,,.,
-
Last S-Luit iE t'tS '''i1'H L.I' 'l-i'
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He EIOpeS Again With
Wife Who Divorced Him
Washington Man, Within Month After Decree
Is Granted, RcnewS TrOth and WedS For
mer Partner Within Six Months.

Seldom does individual romance com.
pos, two Opponents during an" course
Of one brief life. Even when fate de
crcrs "a second adventure Of the sort
seldom is the s.lmc person chosen for the
partner or TN. same place selected H-
the Grctua Green of the later csctpIdc-
Yet more rare is il for the hero or
heroine of true romance, confirmed i'm
thc clipping habit by one experience. 90
elect for the partner OF the second Hi-
fair. ones own spouse-or one who was
once ones own spouse-csp, cialy when
the, pair were parties 60 similar flight
in tho first instance.
Unique EzDe-ience.
such. however. was tEo accumulated
uuiQucuCSS of the experiences of M
and Mrs. AdoIph Hcusc. of this city
Their singular record is as follows.
Eluped To Rockville Nd, November -6.
1884
Separated November. 1900.
Divorced November. 1913.
Rc-gugaECd December 1893.
Remarked at Rockville June T. 1894.
Remarkable Recc-F.
This is the remarkable entry Dan
Cupid has made IN the book q their
4 lives. Between its lines is a story Of
romance and love that would make mt
1 ting substance for fiction. were truth
not stranger.
/ Ten wears ago the families and friords
/ Of pretty Lucy Croft and Adolph Hense
were surprised 10 learn of their mar
| riage at Rockville. For SIX or seven
months they had kept the wedding q
/ profound secret. not even letting tnci
nearest friends know. Then the fami-
! lies of both were informed and th'
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II. H BERCEMANN,
jc7,9.11,1416 Surviving T. H. O.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAY, JUNE Is. 1894, Grocers' Day. We
want everybody TO join us at Marshall
Hall. Boats leave 1880 am, 2-So, g. g.
and 6:45 pm. 1t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORl
BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING

>,
9l3 Z St y. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY
BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING.
NO. 132 L STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
duly recorded in Liber 1880. folio 300. and
IN Liber 1895, folio 252. ct seq. one OF
the land records for the District of CO.
secured thereby, ] VIII, as surviving
trustee. sell at public auction, in front
of the premises. on FRIDAY. the 18th
DAY OF JUNE, 1904, at O'CLOCK
I. NJ. the west half Of the east half
Of original lot s, in square $50. beginning
at a certain point in the south line or
Forth L Street distant Is feet west from
the northeast corner Of said lot S, and
running west along said street 10 feet.
thence south 100 feet; thence east j.
feet; thence north 100 feet to the point
Of beginning.
Terms. cash, Of which a deposit Of 500
Will be required at time Of sale. Con
veyancing, recording, etc, al purchaser
H.H- BERGMAN.
jeI.9u,l4l6 Surviving p. j.. e.
TRUSTEES. SALE Of BUILDING LOTS
BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust, ono
recorded in Liber 211l. folio 4S3. ct seq.
and the other in Liber 1854. folio 220. ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District
ton, In front OF the premises, on JUNE
10, 1904 at O'CLOCK Z. NJ, lots II. IS.
and 20. Of the subdivision or land in said
District called Douglas" as per plat
recorded in said land records in Liber
lS45. at folio 43S.
Terms of sale: One-half cash and bal
! anCe in one year. secured BY note and
/ deed Of trust on the property. or al
cash, at purchasers option, with IS de-
pOsit on each lot at time of sale. which
/ IS TO be completed within fifteen days
! CHARLES II. CRAGIN, EDWIN II
/ BOND, Trustees. je4-d&ds-exSu
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Mems Suits.

$3.50 rlen'S Suits, SS.zS.
$1,000 ITEMS Suits, $500.
SI2.G0 Mems Suits, 5000.
$500 Mems Suits, $3.50.
$1,000 Mems Suits, $1,000.
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Mems Patent Colt Lace and
BIucher styles, former e. az
price, 81, now @EIVS
Rich's Mems NiCi and Patent
Colt High and Low Shoes.
Value $3.50 and So, Ct 9E
now
ITEMS High Grade Patent Colt
High and Low Shoes, former
price, $3.50 and s., GO GE
now .. -. APSS
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PLAN To OUTNIT
THE BOIL WEEVIL
Prof. Balm May Develop
Early Cotton.
MATURE BEFORE The INSECT
Discoveries of Tennessee Botanist VIII
Be Fully Tested by the AgIi-
cultural Department.

The Agricultural Department has taken
up q new lime of INVESTIGATION into tho
boil wecvu pest. which may end the DO
struC,iou of cotton I'd 3D.. Sr.tr. and
save the country millions Of dollars ana
ufa'Iy.
Secretary Wilson has appointed s. H.
Rain. professor of botany iu the juiv.r
sitv OF Tennessee. 3D. special agent of the
department Co follow out certain .s-
pcrimcrts The professor has proposed 90
eradicate the woeviL
Under the orders issued Gy the Sec
Rotary. Prof. Ea.a must breed cotton
that viii develop D.tor. tle boil H,oEH
arrives. and Dc must also breed o. cot
ton that Is much higher ia oil. contents
tnan an known species. Prof Balm vi.
Coufuo his efforts t5 west Tennessee AMI
Arkansas
An Early Variety.
Said an officer of the department too
day.
-Prcs Balm declares that he is able
to produce am carly variety of cotton
which viii be 500 FAR advanced annually
when the wcevi' makes it's appearance
that Htttlo or mo- harm viii he done q,
the crop. He has been experimenting
"a long time with the woevu and cot
ton. and the results Pee has accomplish
cd have caused tine Secretary 20 Civ,
his ideas the SUPPORT of the Fedora
Government.
'Tha b0U wsoviI is causing au aurul
loss tO the country of nearly 100000. 40
and whoever saves this may he a mil
Egna--e.
$50 far the Government only know.
that Prof. Balm has developed certain
things shat may in the future Doc col
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Mems Trousers,

SI.5O ITEMS Trousers, SI.O0.
s., SIPS and $3.50 Mems
Trousers, Si.oS.
S. and $3.50 Mems Trousers,
S2.55.
81 and $3.50 liens Trousers,
$500.
$500, $3.50 and 5000 Mems
Trousers, S4.lZ-
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EIicIl2 Hill Hopeful.

NICK NIL hopeIul-
John Marriott Hin, who is represent
u- his partners in the legal proceedings.
and Fora Hill who has most To do with
the management OF the ooolroom. were
both in Washington yesterday after
noon They had short tax with o. O.
'aF'iA am. -'lI..'il" burke l'e'I az
l'IA..8, " "'"l 'l-,1 ''-.1 %" inc S''''''
NIl inc SAN.'1L Oh lll' 'uLl 'i 81 non was
not olNn--sa- marriott nm. "hoh seen
10y reporter Tor ne Il"'@, san" he
oii NOT Aa'" just "n'n ne "'u'a open
win fl bo ry the end Of this week.,
d.. ,---.- .=f-.r
..T 49,, 90, r, r.rrfo5 ,C+,-
minutes hesitation
"Ths truth of the matter. continued
J. N. Hii. els that we have nothing TO
conceal aI!al our po'I room we are
''.'''''- "'.'.i'' ~ +'l '''9 'I III,
l"" and nave "I' US done So
several year. ago inns question was
passed upon 10y ID Virginia courts and,
] it I remember correctly. Judge Crump.
/ az Richmond. delivered am opinion upon
/ the question. I feel confident that de
cis.on iu OUR favor vi Dee rendered this
/ time. as We have always made it point
/ To- learn what the law of Virginia was
/ ard keep within it,"
/ IN speaking Of the mistake I'm his
/ name i'm the notice of the hearing ON
/ Tho demurrer filed b. NTac1rov which,
mistake caused a postuoneucnt of his
Case T4u told how, r. cot tr., f,l,,,,,,.,.
Of Mick "
,.,,1-.., ,,--- -, t,,.- -..-.l7 60 -.
.,,,,. g.r,-lr - ,1,,..,-l7,i- Lot Of
,l,c cfird,,- 1-,a,r mo 5,,,+ tr,.. Oh.
/ go. 49,
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a true cOpy-Tcst.
j. II. YOUNG, Clerk.
IL. W. SMITH, Assistant Clerk.
je4,Gu,4,l
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TRUSTEES SALES.

THOs. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.
9I3 I st. y. W.
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Ghl!dren's Knee Pants Suits.
ODD Pants for Children.

RiCh's 75C and SOC Knee
Pants, SIC.
Special Knee Pants, lOC.
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Boys Long Pants Suits.

Rich's $3.50 Long Pants Suits
now S3.Z5.
Rich's 50 Long Pants Suits
now $50.
Rich's $40 Long Pants Suits
now $500.
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Straw Hats.

Use and soc Kinds now 35C.
soc and 25C Kinds now l7C.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-09
new LESSEE FOR THE
CALIFORNIA HOTEL
GENERAL WAKEFIELD is TO BE
SUCCEEDED BY A SYNDICATE
OF EASTERN MEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31-The Mac
donoughs have found a successor to
General r II. Warfield as lessee and
manager Of the California Hotel. Carl
ton c. Crane, Pacific Coast passenger
agent of the Vanderbilt lines, is to take
the hotel Crane is the head Of a syn
dictate which is to take lease of ten
years The syndicate has a capital Of
100000 and it has an Eastern hotel
man who is to take charge.
General Warfield has been paying
monthly rental of 81 $50. The owners de-
manded S1,750. Warfield refused and, by
way of compromise, offered to pay $1,5OO
a month. The owners insisted on ST..
$50, and Warfleld gave notice that he
would retire on April 1st
The Crane syndicate offered 81 500 a
month, and this was rejected. An offer
of S1,75O a month for ten years was
then made. The owners wanted to linn
it the lease to five years. Crane object
ed and finally got a promise of a ten
year lease.
The California Hotel which includes
in the building the California Theater,
represents an investment of 100000.
The hotel has been paying a rental Of
$3.50 a month. The theater pays $1,000
q month. This means a gross income
of $4,000 a year. After deducting in
surance, taxes and wear and tear, the
owners do not think they are getting
fair return on the investment. They
also intend to raise the rent of the
theater.