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Passengers Arrived.

Per steamer Helene, from Hawaii
June 9 Captain Fetter and Al men
OF Co d. N. g. "a.
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NOTICE

l have associated with myself in
the practice OF medicine aud surgery.
Dr. Z G Rhodes. Offices corner Ala.
kea aud Hotel stTests.
w. NOBLITT. M D.
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Fl A w A. IL A N
S O a. =
FOr NverZbodY

p III - v S'4 y N0GSCAy
The HONOLULU SOAP WORKS
are now putting up their BEST
Number SOAP in 90 pound Cases
family size-at 1925 per box, deliver
ed free to every part OF the city.
Full csses-100 TIounds-will be dc.
livered at A.2F,,
For all envy W boxes returned in
good, clean condition, 10 and 20
cents will bp paid.
Every Family in the Islands
should have a case OF Soap at this
price. The best Soap made for the
Kitchen and Laundry. Try case.
1t Is cheaper than buying by the
bar.
Order from the Agents,
N v MeCheSney & Sons,
Limited.
Queen Street.
2436-tf
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Died..

MARKHAM In this City, June 8,
1904, Archie Markham, aged IA years
ron of Geo aud Hannah Markham
Pr eumonia.
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LOTS roR, BALE.

IN LOTS at Kalihi (5OxlO0 ~,
az back OF Kamehsmshs School
and Ealihi Road.
For full particulars, inquire per-
sonaly nj
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at the office OF Fernandez, Mer-
chant ST, or to N Fernandez.
1910
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nv Parties wishing to disposs o.. 0
IhpIintvoAisasrt
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BUILDING LOTS,
HoUsEs AND LOTS, AND
illANDs FOB SALE
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Colin Campbell, Attorney at Law,
$40 Kaahumanu street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
SEATTLE GAMBLERS
RUSH TO FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska June 9.-Seattle
gamblers are invading the Tanana to an
extent that is benning to give alarm to
the authorities upon whom devOlves the
work of keeping the thriving new camp
orderly and free of crime. Scores OF
wel-known gamesters formerly employed
in Seattle houses, such as Frank Chapman,
Bobby Miller, Cap Hood, Billy Tidball,
Tommy Nolan. Pat O'Bren, Jake Firth,
Jimmy Ferryan, Al Thayer, known to the
authorities, reached here on the first boats
from Dawson. Others who are not so
well known are in the camp
At present there is no gambling in
Fairbanks or at Cinema. Great quantities
of gambling equipment, faro ''lay-outs, -
roulette wheels, crap tables and any mum
Der of card tables, were reclaimed from
storage houses in Dawson. where they
have reposed ever since that town was
crossed by the mounted police, and
brought to this place on the steamers ar
irving here this season.
No houses have yet been opened, as the
knights OF the green cloth do not wish to
spoil 50 verdant field as the camp prom
ses to be by rushing against the law
heller sketer and without knowing just
where they stand.
At present there is but one open town
in Alaska Slagway. Experienced old
Big Head Joe Eugle is responsible for
the freedom at Slagway, ana it Is the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
FIREPROOF BUILDINGS
MUST HAVE ESCAPES

Shall ireproof buildings be equipped with
fire escapes. was the question considered
by a number OF the council last night
prior to the council meeting. The building
inspector has recently ordered the owners
of the Provident and Fidelity buildings to
construct several tire-eseapes and last
night p. c. Kaufman and Henry Long
streth. agents Of those buildings. approach
ed number of the councilmen on the
subject. They claim that. as their build
ngs are ireproof. it is useless TO bald
lireescapes
The councimen expressed various opin-
ions on the matter, but stated that neither
the Provdent nor the Fidelity blocks
would be exempt if the building inspector
ordered fre-escapes to be erected
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couliScated
q. 1t in any family or in any village
amy person is known to spread miscellaneous
doctrines, the head of the family or the
llpao must report the same to the author
tics. II this is not done and the matter
is discovered the head of such family will
be imprisoned for one year or the head Of
such village for three wears
al in any place any altar or other
thing is erected by those teaching strange
doctrines 10 make public demonstrations
thereon, anyone reporting the same will be
rewarded 10y the property to the guilty per!
sous beng given to him.
S.-Anyonc arresting teacher of mis-
chievous doctrines aud bringing him to the
authorities viii receive reward of 20D
taels for leader or POO taes for any five
! followers of the same. Those giving such
! Information as will enable the authorities
To arrest such leader will receive half the
| reward.
8. The prevention of all these evils
! depends greatly ON the vigilance of the 10
cal officials in each district, and in any
district where it is found that people are
assembling end public instruction is beina
given in foolish doctrines, those official,
must be strongly impeaehed.
To- These prohibitions are intended tC
guard the people against any trouble in Tia,
future, and TO give those inclined to fool
i,h practices warming that they may re
pent aud escape punishment. But it doe,
not eNonente those who are well know
TO have been evil doors in the past, am
FOR whom the authorities are still seeking
lamen runners are warned not to max,
thl, prohibition an excuse for troubling th
people
LII any person falsely accuse other
for the sake OF reward, they will be heay
iy punished if such is discovered.
w. h. C0I.NER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
A YARD OF BEER

LONDON, June 9.-The yard OF beer.
which was once such peculiar OF the BUS
mess done at the little inns of Rexley aud
Ethan is now hut little known, if. IN
deed, not altogether obsolete.
1t waS served in a glass vessel exactly
three feet in length, with a very narrow
stem slightly Tipped at the mouth, and
with globular bowl at the bottom
This vessel being filed with beer anyone
could have the liquor free il he could
drink it without splitting drop. It h.
failed he would have to pay double The
feat looked easy but it was difficult, il
not impossible, for novice to perform.
You took the glass in both hands, APP
piled the lip to your mouth and the,
gently tilted it. The beer would at first
flow very quietly and slowly. aud stran
ger to the practice would think how ad
mirabN he was overcoming the difficulty
ut suddenly, when the glass was title,
a little farther, air rushed up the lon.
stem into the bowl, and the halfpint o
beer was splashed into your face, to In,
woeful detIiment OF temper neckgear an,
linen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
IT Is A VERY EASY MATTER TO
Lose YOUR HEAD IN CHINA

TlENTSlN. MAY 49, The following proc.
hnation which has been issued by uau
SIN kai, the powerful viceroy OF Pc-chil:
Anyone creating wild rumors calcu-
lated TO alarm or produce doubt in the peo-
pies mind will be beheaded
,. Anyone teaching on learning mystic
practices ike Boxer measures and red Ian
tern doctrines will he beheadcd.
3. All persons gathering together for
purposes OF plumber and forcible disorder
win he hnheaded.
/. Anyone in The government service
military or civil, found connecting himself
in any way with people spreading strane,
doctrines o. connected with disorders. vii
he beheaded
5.l'or the harbnring of those wht
spread wild doctrines aud mischevous be
Iiefs. the head OF Tie fcmily will be i'm
prisoned Tor five years and all the property
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
BIG DEAL CLOSED

The Model Clothing Co.. the big manu-
facturer~ and retail dealers in men, and
boys clothing, etc, have decided to occupy
the spacious premises formerly occupied
by c. Ebert's grocery, 1893 Pacific avenue.
It is said that the Model has branches
in eighteen cities in the United States, aud
that they make their own garments ex-
clusiyeIy aud rll TO the consumer direct.
thus saving the middeman', profit The
stock OF this branch is owned chiefly by
Tacoma people. and ii is decidedly Ia
coma institution.
The store Is rapidly nearing compile
ton, the alterations being most extensive
and thoroughly adapted to a big business
of thi~ kind
Saturday nest, june II. Is the OPENING
day. with a display OF spring aud summer
goods that will be a revelation to good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
MATCHES

II is estimated that 2OOO,0OO boxes Of
matches are used each dsy by the people
ot the United States, and that amounts
10 about five matches per person. In 1910
Sl56IO5 worth of matches were imported
into this country, and S95422 worth ex-
ported from it. The lucifer match, the
first true friction match, was invented in
1921 Safety matches were put upon the
market in 1865. In Great Britain, Nor
way, Sweden and Germany the match max.
ing industry has assumed enormous pro-
portions. In France it is government
monopoly In the United States it is
controlled by single corporation.
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mystery of the territory how he keeps
the town open. Others have tried it. In
every instance it was a failure. 1t il
been organized and that it has made Il
proposition TO Joe to come into Fairbanks
with his Aladdin'> lamp. whatever it
may be, and accept the office of boss of
the tenderoln. 1t is probable Joe win
accept, as Skagway is gradually declining
to a way point OF little importance. while
Fairbanks evidently has prosperous
future close ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
EPWORTH LEAGUE
WILL ENTERTAIN

Tomorrow evening, June 10, the Ep-
worth league of the First Methodist
church will give reception to all the
Epworth leagues of Tacoma at the First
Methodist church. Rev L. II. Todd of
Epworth church will respond briefly on
behalf of the city leagues the Clulow
Quartette and male octette will sing, and
Miss Town will recite. The occasion will
be distinetively social one, Refreshments
will be served. All the young people of
the city are associated with the Methodist
church, whether members of the league or
not. are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
NEW ROOSEVELT MEDALLION.

of the Mint Roberts finally induced Pres
ident Roosevelt TO give sittings to the en-
graver who designed the new official me-
dallon published for the first time.
The new medals are being struck at the
Philadelphia mint and viii be for sale to
the public at ~ each The treasury has
on sale medals OF every president of the
republic and number of special medals
commemorative important events, such a.
the gold medal concentrating the death
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING
CAUSE OF YOUNC'S DEATH

NEW YORK, June 9.--Further testi-
mony was heard by the grand jury today
in the investigation of the death of Caesar
Aounug. 1t is said to have thrown much
light on the mystery, but witnesses were
closely guarded and every effort made to
prevent the testimony becoming known.
Seven witnesses, including the widow.
his two brothersiu-law, Mexican and
Luce; Pauolman junior and DR.. Hanlon.
the coroner's physician, who performed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
SAYS BRIDGE
is ALL RIGHT

As a result of the request for an in
vestigation of the Del4in street bridge
by residents of the southern part of the
city. City Engineer Davis made an exam
ination of the bridge this morning. After
going over the structure carefully. Mr..
Davis said
''rhe bridge is safe | will make ia
vorabIe report to the commissioner of
public works as the result of my nvesti.
CATION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
WILL DECIDE
ON CANDIDATE

WASHINGTON. d. c., June o. The
question of who is to be President Roose-
volts running mate will probably be de-
cided as the outcome OF a conference OF
the leading members of the house and
senate this afternoon. under arrangements
which the president approves. Speaker
Cannon and Senators Fairbanks, Hit.
Dryden aud 0yerstreet are the probable
candidates
1t is understood that the choice rests
between Fairbanks aud Hit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
INSPECTOR WILL
ENFORCE LAWS

y new rule has been adopted by Build
ing Inspector Sherman in regard to the
NAMING OF permits 70 applicants. 1t has
been the custom heretofore to mail these
permits at cost to the city of about
$40 per month. AS there is no revenue OF
any kind received from this office, MIR.
Sherman has decided not to mail any more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
BRIDE ASKS
POLICE AID

CHICAGO, June 9-NIrs. Frank Pyle of
Ban Francisco, who, with her husband, the
son of prominent attorney, arrived here
last night on their wedding tour, appealed
to the police today to aid her in finding
her husband, who has been missing since
last night, when he went out after dinner.
Mrs. Pyle recently inherited rich estate
in New Zealand.
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the autopsy.
The pawnbroker who sold a pistol to
woman was also called and asked il he
could positively identity the purchaser of
the revolver and he said he was not
quite sure of her Identity
Adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
when other witnesses will be called.
The coroner's hearing. which was post
poned until tomorrow. has again been
postponed to await the action of the
grand jury.
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the eight in the rear OF kinchow.
Ine two armies fought hand-to-hand
waist deep in water. When the Il :. ,ns
retIeated the water was crimson With
blood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
WHO WILL YOU HAVE?

This afternoon the third count of tn
Yates cast for queen of the rose carnivfl
was made. The result is as follows:
Miss F. Pauline Weaver, l7S.
Miss Sylvia Void, 81.
Miss Eta Bates, as.
Miss Fannie Daley, ll41k.
Miss Grayson Price, 2312.
Miss Lettie Mason, 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
ROOSEvELT'S FEATURES
ARE CAST IN BRONZE

" ASIlNGTON. June at is the Gus
tom of the United States treasury depart
ment to perpetuate IN bronze the features
of each president of the United States.
After thirteen months OF effort, Director
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09

of Garfield which sells for 80.
The Grant medal, which il very large,
costs 49, but most OF the Others can be
had for ~ each.
A collector who desires a complete act
of Uncle Sans official medals must lay
out $500, and there are enough customers
for these official souvenirs TO net the gov
ernment handsome profit each year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09

permits. Applicants must call for them
at the office.
The ordinance in regard 10 taking out
building permits will be strictly enforced.
says Inspector Sherman. Hereafter any
one attempting to erect a new building or
make alterations without first taking out
a permit will he fined
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09

the coasting steamers out of Victoria a
few days after the disaster, and was turned
over TO a government vessel, which beached
the hulk on Corlo,a beach about ten
miles from Victoria. Here ii was auctoned
off by the Canadian customs officers aud
more movable parts were purchased by
the Canadian Pacific railroad company:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09

VICTORIA, b. c., June "a gruesome
reminder of the terrible disaster to the
steamship Clallum while crossing the
straits of Juan de Fuca from Seattle to
Victoria last February lies on the beach
at Oak bay, Victoria. 1t is the deck work
and part of the house and one Of the
matches of the vessel
The wreckage was picked up by one of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
KNOX TAKES
QUAY'S PLACE

WASHINGTON. D. c., June at
torney General Knox was this afternoon
practically selected to succeed the late
Senator Quay in the senate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09

dreSSerS.
The prices win he constantly low in
consideration OF the season of the year,
and prompt, courteous treatment will be
HncGrled Eli
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
Fierce BATTLE
IN THE WATER

TOXIC, June 9.-Japanese soldiers who
were wounded in the battle of Nanshan
have arrived here, with vivid details of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-06-09
SOFT COAL SHOUTCAKE AND
PETROLEUM FIXES AS DIET

KANSAS Icy. June .. Fred Boswell
: spending the summer in the worlShouSe
It Kansas City, kasy as vagrant, Bos
veil has il habit OF eating coal soft coal il
II. speciality and OF drinking coal oil.
When he was arrested he had few
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
HAVE poos TONED UP"

9arisian Has Plans to Improve On Ma
ture's Design.
Throw physic to- the dogs, 20 Mac
eth might not have given vent to tm.
ia33nfu exclamation 70 he bad p.
Owed a certain circular which ha,
alien into the hands Of q French gag
leman. as he would have perceived
hat the canine species is NOT consid
rd unworthy of The dignity Of ma
ago. According 10 the Paris CORE
-pondent the scrap OF paper 10 quas
.ioa contains a little tariff with rc
gard 70 what can be done for the im.
HfWement Of The appearance Of the
friend Of man. Thus, 40 francs is
charged for the change IL The shape
IF he mn lie. so francs for putting
wrinkles into tae face of bulldog.
- francs for Transformation of q
hanging ear into a straight one, and
vice versa and upward of 700 franc.
tor the arrangement of the f0ror3w.
af q bulldog. For the change Of The
siza Of q tail 20 francs are asked. tbe
color being altered for 80 francs Tie
author of the circular also undertake.
10 pnll aH suUeriiuous hairs at rho
f7ie ri 5 francs an hour So. AZ least
ihe French gentleman declares. and al
any rate the story is creating a good
deal 81 mcrriment.-N New York Trit
uue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
WITH LIVELY
SATISFACTION
Was News Received by Tung7rla5
Government Officials That Alien
Law DID N3t Pass.
nv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Buda Pest. April 2S-Dispa.ches
from Washington announcing thai
Lodges proposition for tie cEcluaioH
from tle rnitel States of aiiaa'
Whose immigration is iuiuc. by
agra ments between foroim countries
and steamship companies, has moi
been onac ed into a law was received
with lively satisfaction in government
circles It Is now beloved the agree
meat with the Cunard line is not
likely 10 meet with further obstacles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.

,ccor3ipo tn a recent directory is
.,,a5 ~ palncan that city has a pop
,,1atior IF 94q52
t.,.-.ao, prfs.,l entertained
, n4,nbsr ~ friends last evening at
her home 1919 Walnut street
f.3s. Ala CIRCLE off he Gal.
',. paa,I.t church will meet this AT.
- Win Mrs e. Haucamp. 429
- s+r.st
r,. i..u.5 yos
y 'i"' '''i7e ,i ,rora., auaJ pr
eaS +, ,-,nca ag-d ~
anu ms ai'',,N
o'''i' y ''' ''''' ALI
The season lo' l'"il VIA No.
seiLees T ai.'as0 + ..',-, ar9 NJ
q 'l,'s7 Il r,+,.5ata dealers
''i'se' IA ,,..,
The CheeFi'a "oINs'a ~ -'i oHn.
Baptist eaHFe1 w. II n. r Tra
noon with HIs .o-,
monshl1 s1ci'i ''', ..'l7
i poned aA'lt next '''''
/ the grand Jury at Mound 'i'F '"'
+ Ell to bring an indictment a5''''.
/ NerneUe Nareean jhe iu,H'i7 Oeo''''
detective who shot ana h'i'e" d "'-'
a Mounds few weeks age.
II is stated upou good authority that
phvsiesl culture club has been
/ formed bv certain young na'rohs
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
Anrjl 20 In History.

,,a r-,,.- ravar,l ~. Of England born
= son az the Duke Of York; died liS9.
,e-e AIichel Adriaanszoon de Ruyter OF
'O'O p,itsr pronounced Roi-teri, famous
mitch admiral. died; born 1922 ne
Ruytcr distinguished himself under ti l,
ts,nous Van Tromp in the battles win
the English in 1858 In the service q
Denmark he defeated the SWedes "
1s5g ana in lGll commanded success
fnlly the Dutch fleet against me com,
mned naval forces Of England anu
France. He was killed in q hauig
against Admiral DuQuesne's freneil
fleet >-s,h-
Alexander II az Russia, son q Men
olas born; crowned Sept 1870 as
sasslrated March Is, 1881
isa--Deborah Sampson heroine ot 'he
American Revolution, died in sharon
Mass born 1860,
1904 Francis r. Stockhridge senator iIell
Michigan. died in Chicago bern ~
Major Joseph Kirkland well known
veteran and author died In Chitab =
horn 1880
iaas-Panl du Chaillu, author ana eNplostH
aied AT st. Petcrsburg born 1859 NE
lazgherd. Armenia destroyed by ear IN
quake. 2olo deaths.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
General 7iver News.

The stage of the river at p. Wy
yesterday was 80, Showing ''SS ~
LG in tven,yiour hours.
The Barrett is due today rom >.
Louis
The Paepcke arrived from Oei~"
with three barses OF loss ana TWO
4 rriCkbOats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
VIOLET GARD PARTY.

Mrs. ID = Burton entertained al
lrograssly euchre yesterday after
ioon al her lovely home 30S six
eentb street, with a violet card par
81 which was given in honor Qi hen
lister. Mrs. George Wand yenter, Of
}ockdale Texas, who Is visiting her
The parior decorations were VIC
cts and ferns, which were tastciully
arranged and punches OF which We're
suspended from the chand iiers with
toilet ribbons The color effect wa
$50 carried ont in the refreshments
ii ice cream and cake.
The scor cards were hand painted
toilets and at the end Of each game
when the card was punched a violet
Haa tied into the hole, thus giving
be prise-winners the greatest mum
Der of the flowers
The first prize was won by Mrs. p
r Cooling. the lone hand by Mrs j
5. Smith. ana the guest prize was
given Mrs Vandefenter
The AFFAIR waa one Of the brghta Y
nd most enjoyable 81 the season and
hc afternoon was one Of much
pleasure
THE following e1- IS were pre- en-
nd each was pr santal with a bunch
If beautiful yi0lats at the hour Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-29
THE CONFERENCE ENDED.

The Charleston Mo- district con
ference. which ong ned here Mon.
lay has closed after q three days
session
Tine conference was well attended
about 7erenty6ye ministers and dele
gates being present The conference
Wil De hold at Hayti Mo. next year
Rev J NJ Duncan who romaine
otter the meeting preached at the
Elm street church last night