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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03


a Runaway Natrh" will be the
matinee bill Al the third Avenue
theatsr today and tonight for thu
lat time Nothing cieyercr Is like.
II 10 be- seen At the up town theaief
ibis season Commencing tnmorfus
afternoon the attraction viii be On
the Bridge Al Midnight the ueu
production By George knmt II i
billed a. one Of the greatest comedy
dramas ever Written. and ita aeeulf
equipment IL aid 10 be especially
good
Manager Russell iH authorit~ for
the statement that the bridge aaeue
ta one ~ the maHt ingenious me
ehauIamH ever employed in the
Third Avenue being a complete
model nf practical bridge that can
b. Heru any daY In Chicago. Haf
faia or other altIea ~ the Great
lake. n De- a practical working
model ~ "A IafEEnIfe bridge which
opens in the center. raising Sc huge
platforms high in the air 20 allow
the passage ~ a large boat Ia fun
Fisu % tho audience.
The plot itself is based on Lone
fellows poem ~ the same title and
vein Of comedy ia intcrmiueIfd
aIth the more tragic happening
There viii De a special labor daf
matinee Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

the Nirdcmauu company will put
on the sterling labor drama. Work
aud Wages which has never before
been seen iu Seattle. Like The
Lost Paradise. which has thrilled
Seattle a number Of times. Work
and Wage deals with the great
conflict between labor and capital.
the former being represented by the
foreman Of a great manufacturing
concern. Rnd the latter 10y the Own
ct thereof In the end the foreman
proves his contentious and wins a
signal triumph
The scenic effects including a big
factory In fun operation and a hle
strike scene. viii he notable. There
is an abundance Of comedy as well
a. pathos. and the heart interest
without which no play can De a Sic
cess. is ever present ThCrc will be
strong spccjaltIes between acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

A GOOD general foreman wanted 90
take charge on division IH Garden
~ Edaa Hia0 p men wanted 10 rIfar
streets and las HidaWHlBH Take
Washington street rHr r. TagIurs
mill See iiiI.mHu ur Smith
RENT FREE ln 2aA or broom
house Nhiie g. g. $40 or g. per
month viii buy "a new house and
large trHet ~ land. with city water.
Ouig b minutes ride Take wash.
iuFtuu street Har-liur passes through
Npf rIIEkFr SEATTLE. office open
until 5 evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
i'm MILL COMING

James NELL and his company vii
open an engagement a. the Seattle
theater sunday September "a Nj
Neiil offers special attractions this
year. a. he has not only strengthen
ed his company. but also added a
number ~ new plays to bis repef
toire Manager Howe predicts 3
Il . during bis entire engagement
IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
GnRrnN.a- AlINsrRFI.a.

Tonight Goft0u's Minstrel conn
pauv will open the preliminary sea
son AZ the Grand Tho engagement
Is for three nights and a special
matinee on Monday Among the
performers are 1crp Sanford the
affleur. the Faron trio Miss Cleone
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cisivoyant


PROP WALLACE.
THE HHfEGE or gIAIuNONAN TA
AND Pal MtHfN uaW located iu the
Nendamn iIatsi Firat Ave. between
UuIFHraItE and luiHH Streets. ThU
worlds areHfrHt uHfmtst and clair
NuHHHt may nr HuHHHHtHd daily on
all affairs ~ l|fs. fIH fHuuItfa the
separated settles lovers auarfrls.
causes greedy marriages. locates hid.
den treasure. advises YOU nH TO
whether or rut you vii bee aurrfaH.
fui IH mining Dr iu business ITO looks
INTO YOUR hand and tells YOU what
ellis won. and uftrutimHa hF good ad.
Vice NIVeH you back Your lost nerve
Won mas have. call and be viii heip
YOU IHfiHfH ln Uaff Nfudume
Flrsf avenue between Union and
EufHarHIfF HfrrrfHI.
Tor tha Hsst ery,u DAYS I will make
life reuhiuEH Tor uus. fourth ~ my
regular price. m cents ard q Co ono
ard ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Better call aud let us show you
the finest line of mems S30o soft
and stiff hats In the city. 4 y
Brooks a 60. 1881 Second ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
WHY

You have II 80 three times as FAR out
=" sdffIiEtsr SEATTLE
lots rinht on she car lire. right on
ths lake. uIth e tsoo aahaaf house
right ca the addition
rrnus-.sB i2onpoR. sp soc 4
Wick
n al The real estate men m Seattle
formed Themselves ln ere haE com
elns thsg sauld nsysT b. and o., -
theHa I4rHa iatH Wr have owned 30
acres tWeHfTar eight years. since scat
tie vas village % Aps You
kne - s e9aget shs sg. an9 ,t1' -
ute anybody could DHF lard az
ihs in cry LoTE With cry VA
LIGHTS ana TELEPHONES SOW
pon't buY anywhere on a uramlsc %
these lmFEat fmrrtr EinE ~ lhrT
are tN southeast Seattle VOW.
After yaa see Southeast Seattle 20
man % earth can convince Egu hs
has n better prlpla tau faf HOME
md INVESTMENT
This land begins gu Beacon I'M and
extends e. Take WHshIaafsH. taking
90 part u Rainier ifaiehfH a fine
plank street from Firat avenue 90
Southeast Seattle level oil the way
from top n fret hIi. The Beacon
are both within il bios Il ~ SOUTH
EAST SEATTLE. ard Rainier
Heights iine wili be- extended post
lively the summer O. fHH addition.
Don delay ard YOU vii have moth
lur o. regret Take aHF MHHhIuEfnu
street car 81 Southeast HHafftrHlt
runs through the middle ~ the add.
Unn bits there and You viii save
months ~ time which you will l0ns
b. living WHV 0ut whore you can buy
lots &c cheap nH ours.
Office open until 3 evenings
bEATfLE HOMEHEEkEHd 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Tonight the last presentation ~
Hazel Kirhe- vii be- given a. the
AieaEaf M eater Tomorrow after
noon and night and al next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

FN0FIfa AMupNfIKa fo fUOe
BANDS
bf dollars are divided every month
afnuHH Investors ht The storey Cot
faH Company lnearpafat Capital
and surplus tHr Hna mH Are Fuu rff.
uHE fuHF ahHff Write fHf ptftiru.
Hfa f. tl Quiulau THaaH. nA TOE
haHHHs Philadelphia IA.
MNA - an tiudH wanted al once o.
eufh Goa 81 ~ tiHtmaH.a Garden -
Edau Addition. good vases steady
work IHhr free haafH at Taylor 3
HHemiii un WaHhIHHI street car
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
MISS RASER LEAD

Miss Laura Raser, the t7-year-old
daughter Of II 4. Raser the we'll
known insurance man. died at the
Seattle General hospital yesterday
afternoon. as a result OF an appen-
dlcltis operation, Miss Raser had
been student az the high school
and was popular among the youger
society set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

You VIII Surely Buy
And you vlII positively get the best
quality $500 hat In the city OF T. y.
Brooks a e. 1881 Second ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

HNMlH afHADa under rfauuHrd EuNs
tfumeHt Irrigation boa HhinHtuu.
tu toat 81 .Hu lu Don't walt fuf tho
rush az tn South Dakota Montana,
ldaha aud Nevada but rHme now
and set ido acres of beet land in
state soil an feet Huad Nell water
70 feet mild wlutrtn eufHgHt frult
section Eund locations nuN charles
Naukeut. tetatuI leatufftee hldE.
lnaeu. Wash
sO ADuEs bottom LAND between a.ats
tlt HHa Tacoma vn electric road
near Auburn an acres cleared fenced
house. hafu. etc. This n uHr uf iNr
hest tracts 90 Iaud u klnH county.
Price 81 pet acre. it taken at once.
A II NV EitL llt Marion 81
POULTRY MEN TAKE NortCE
d have a thoroughly equipped poultry
and ffuit faHgh. agrUsa Lake Wash.
HFtau eleven Ol ACRES good Rouse
barn. seven 90 chicken hnuHra and
chicken HuuH rNrrf thtuH complete
liaH tg bg seen Co. ts appreciated.
Price 81 a0
a 4 NEWELL me- Marion ~
COT NrHN HOME. NEAR HENroN
10 acres Improved fenced and groaH
fenced urHHard uf l.A tfHsHl AN hinHs
IT small fruits. good huuss hstfu end
several uHthHIluIuEH close fu Hthuui
and HslFhtura horse. harness. VAS.
on. NaW. iHFutHtor. chickens. Hni
Food outfit 90 tools - Nth place.
RtnTRf akiruY. uo Nsw York hik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
> has interesting family; but the Want Advertisement
is her favodte gand-ehid.


nHeH and cults Involving titles 20
land both Phones. Main rs
HaaHNAN a Jousaos. Attorneys Al
Law lrtHufhl injury cases "a Hps#
eiaitY. ni Pacific block. seattle
IuNarHitoW a nAHToN. tawYera
Collection All kinds i,Eai work
Main t1at 80 Arcade llldE
q WARD KEMP burke bid nun sss
" .. LAMnuru ao..s Pacific bloc
a. KELLOGG. LAWYER ns bailey bdF
Ahstraets,s
oanoIthE. HEMfI4h a 60. inc.
sst46lished fsss milling ciaim A..
Htraefs NnhHmsHt MutHsi Life blda
Phones sunset 90 Ind. -
BOOTH wmITTLKHEY ItARFoRn
AbHtFaut CO. established 100 uahes
msnt % iiaiisr bib Phone. Main ia
SEATTLE AnHrEAe-e Co. n 7. biz
BaaLs
rlE cANADiAs nAhK or cox.
tsisht million seven HUNDRED thoss'
shd dollarsl sutulus O. 90 80. Inter
e.. a esasins 90 sss s sss''s nsss s.
ss9ti.s srsneh sssnsf amyH Fifs,.,'
PUGET sourp NATIONAL BANK
c.s,,.l .,oo PT pa ffh ~ - 90 ,urp.s.
..ite 'vies ul pfs. ut Aps.saas1,
.iI i,' q tss' 0aiiss si.is. saS Ess'
TIE SCANDINAVIAN AhERIcAs
s sas s,T:s.sss,s,sf . 9ssi F ~
ssillsss.ssl 's "a 900 ssTRlgs &c. a ,ls.
RFss J y Lane, eashlsr. Gee n
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK
ssspna sssnu. sae ftss stIsst, eae-
sl s Il dss.slssf sss6isT'' con-.
@sreial s.vinEs and trust buslnssa
Carpenters aad Buildsrs
= a a1MrANa eafYsntsr chop =
- rlkr rhauea. Main bssl lad
4 Ia
prsmstls sehoei
sdAs brsma,la >, 49,, aheosasss
assslas Jees = 4hsss,,p;si. 80 !.
80 :, 80 ssi KS gsahs h,,.s rs5 ,s
- is.isy . iIolIoks Biocs Ph9ns
Dssssmahtaa
ron drrsrmakinn I'd rtalu neuInE
ell Ell isls gth asa Phone MaIa
81 Hra.unabis prices.
ThHllioNAuIE dnHamalIur NJ
, d coolsf. - - eve ied ~
Hospital
fhINAfE home hfferf aud daunE
gaHf .HFmrrf terms fEaHaHHhir nurHs.
hiaek tes Pc rhiftFzssgard eve
Aatsaseaa4sr.
Trn MANrfsHuN. House Mover aad
naIarf. TaHndatiaa Wgfk Estimates
a. y y7sa az esesnth AZ south.
Junk
II yum wanf esfHeet wslrats sna
ssnk %. ips Western Main 81
Millinery
HFAIIHii MllIlAEIll 81 90 pftesa
Ne a n Hsnsea 10 cor go shd
asshsriesl Eaelnssrs
& l. nALLAsrER-dai-, rs0assf.
osuusts ara Auriss.
Oh = A MACklASoS-sas ~ -
On y ". FERRr. oeuiisI Aarlss
On FONDA HApEAu-Ei Bsrs. "a
osssapsshy
MAAniNuIuN lkfAitAAltT o.
oarNoPAaHY -tat Second svenae.
phone james a. beth men ana ais
estsopaths, sHaHination free
h aIErHEnu. osteopsthisl mas
tsf soisuce fams treatment ~
waiksr BUILDING Phone white N
wAsIIINgTos INSTITUTE OF os
TEurATHr i've feArH n arattis.
s4fs Dspasit buiidinE. ~ ftrst
Psssn. Atssrrsy
p n ADAAs-pFafuns Cslman us
Photographers Supplies
ASbfnaoN SUPPLY CO. 40 ch.srr
phy,lelsr ara surgeon
IN " X TURNER 3 10 lunckiey.
HfH 20 q evenings IN Lake ttsl
On " n mos DALTON az Ar
eade titE Ektn and Esniio.urinsFy
pt Chambers. Eplsf bIk Both phons.
Printing end Binding
A8kE The Printer =alt HprinE At
sonmsrSiai pFiutinE = al sindA
Ship Builders
MORAN Mos ON ANI EnEineers
and ahlpbulldera DR. Docks. Lum-
Der hfiln Seattle
Storage
TRUNKS dsliysrsd 5 cents. days
storage free. plano and furniturs
snHKfTN eHffmGafea HfWrn NfnHaa
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FOU SALE CHEAP g.rucm fiat com
pirtsis Furnished for housekeeping
fent g. las tth ave Plat Is
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20 ssl.-Ml.s.Il.n.ea.

- s.E1laall.I - 1EEIE -
rUW eAMfl. NNT HOT YIIk-
Nsw We'll Tents
tKle #.# #..#. ..... .....# aasz=....... - h
leNi# -. ......ss###= 100
Al HlEHH iH Hfuth
O. per cent Of purchase price Paid ou
rttuEH AZ end uf season
Cots MaFfFEaHfH chairs. fEammuI De-.
luUhiHH Utensils
Rest n Panel Eif Doors 4###..#.# g. II
MiudaNs all sites lowest ln gItt.
Rim Locks #... ..... ...## a.###..... .0U
Nurtiee f5HHkH ...... #.#######... Sol
Frnnt HuHf Locke .......#.#.###. s. u
Sash weights special prices
sash eHfd thH beet ae per Ia g.
Sash fsasha per- dnH #####... ac
sash LITE per dua - a. ard ar
hulidIHH Paper. pr fuu #.###.# -
Pure MlaHa Paints per cal o. q
Greatest assortment - HH#HHd hsnd
tools for iHEEiuF and nfadiuH that
ever 49, Nfafra on tha mArkft
4 UuHHH With Harness g. %
Gnssd heavy tumhrf WsEaa cheap
D.snuiefe line 81 Miners feHHaHH and
Has aHHuIHhs Tools
IHskssEfaH SUPPLY co
John iHti ind T. III
CaIman pnck Water Front
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rnorIra AM1INILaa ID

q Ha1HfH ace divided every month
among Investors Hf tHe storey Cot
tea Company UHHufHHHa tapItaI
AID HufrIHH ffE GO HI Are 5000 act.
fiHH faHf share MHIH for parflrui
iafH II tf guIuiHH Treas 81 The
Eauraf Philadelphia "a
4 GOOD general foreman wanted Gel
TAKE charge 81 division In Garden
81 Eden also b meH wanted tu clear
alTaftH hHh Jas sidewalks IahH
Washington street aHH e. TAYLOR :
mlH See tiIIImau - Smith
ItIMEE Brars Wufa and good wages
foreman ard timeHFspHf ainH want
sod hIaakhfrprF and Haa raIfrut u
Bee furfaL keom ! TImsa nlotk
call az once
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It Is


To RE PARTIAL To A BEvER
AGE WHICH has uNDENIABLE
EXCELLENCE ONE THAT Is
EsOME. PAIATABLE AND
BENEFICIAL. NOTHING BET
TER THAN
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- rnAea

HALF ACRE TRACTS
very thales hair acre tracts tao
blocks fram ear nnr scent far
Eaoi Sidewalk heautfHl zFaEfied
road passes through thH e.HfeF 20
usl.-8 IL s..4t.es 49, 70
Trims $50 cNsii. IA. s1o PER
MONTH";
Every fraet i 8 bargain
UHEUEs H.E BOLD a cox
~ ard = Lumber hHehaaEe.
Phones james 4a 81
f1aa
% acres - lard uartiT CLEARED aaH in
garden. frama hoaes sfara building
and all nHfsaaara uGfhu IifInwH ahtea
eu houses. etc good wsH also large
HprLgE ~ rauaiHN water thI# tract
from host . feet from siars come
and sra Hl 8 waut tu cell Ht HHer
~. "a Davies owner Take araaf
northern train. at FM q ~. e.
hosher = ssHte foH1a tfin
10 SO -
1--WE aerss u choice land easy eiear-
inE tfaHHfsl road direct O. the city
school clear dus. sasg terms. frss
CHks - ADAMS
uPaH ist ave. = siafr BOYD hidg
ACREAGE FoR SALE
$50 fHr fEa HHfrH ~ fine lard nuH mile
from River de- this Be- uIEH Jewel
sasg drIFiHs distance ~ seattle Ws
have some fine aera traefH rIaht "a
the station Ter SEQ per afrH
@ H NICHOLS fs rlaassf Hiar
no FoR BEkrTrFUL ACRE
TRACTS
80. 7 ear service. graded school Free
ma. delivery ana fi1s EeIEg tafh1ad
deep. rich aaII Free abstract per-
feet Title easy terms
euaH p ApAMg
eia'h iat ave q starr haEa blk.
LAKE WAHHlNGTOS PROPERTY
one acre waterfront af kIrh land aH
CLEARED. WItH t.rJnm haaaa -
- cores. Improved and large house.
COLLINS 4 WILLIAMS.
= sHiAtan Block
81 roH Five DAYS 81
so lake or sound Co cross. straight
drive o. seattle on aH elegant road
ONLY So far ten acres ~ excellent
SOL iH ore Or thr beet HaHHral o
districts around the city I need
CHARLES p. ADAMS
1B1 ia. Ave a. siarrzHaHd Bidg
a PINE BARGAIN
80 Tor fIH# HHr#H ~ fine land aHa and
ore.hstf miles from car and = min.
utea ride - tie city ffHH r HIss level
land uH fine county road. r. within
easy driving distance ~ Seattle. 3
cash. haiHnHe easy
q. ~ hieu9i.s. ~ Pioneer H.ag
30 ACRES ~ land near Navy Yard
Call o. address 80 W. Fuftg fret 81
I Ross
For Sale arms and Land
"
HERE Is A GOOD BUY=H acres
port bottom land balance upland aI
nearly level aud good soil. faces
county road. adjoining Hu improve f
] farm rIoHa 60 urIrbUurH aud H8uf
I arh00i. price 500 tafua
/ ROBERT MALTEY. go SeU York blk
/ FORTY ACRES Near Auburn rirI
level land mostly alder aud maple
! neat cottage with 4 large rooms
good barn and chicken house prize
81 100
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York Blk.
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Pearl Fell James LoEuc. WeIby aud
Pearl. Gorton and Lee and the Mar
do troupe Of ufrobatH. The first
part viii be- given over 10 singing
and dancing. aud the oli0 viii IN
cludo the usual array Of apeeialty
features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

lady about Is be- confined with a
Tood nurse. and reasonable. A
care Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

This coming season Florence Rob
ers wIll make reIlyais Of her tao
great former Successes. -Saphos and
'Zaza' Her repertoire will also
include Marta Of the Lowiauds."
and Tess q the D.UrbertilIes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Dramatic papers say Ward and
Nokes have neeonsidered their
plans for diaaolKinE partnership.
phile r n stair says they never
thought OF a dissolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

"A Prisoner - War" by Theo.
Krfme-. D. one o. the new plays
based on the HusHo-1ap war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

Hazel Chaffee. a niece Of Gen. A.
r Chalfee has Joined one Of the
Savage companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

-
VI have e large number
- avfuud hand euak
sfHNeH aud ranges which
are HFiiluN at re
maHk#hiY EOS prices
q l. uuEman FURNITURE Company.
iieI flaa ilt Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03

L1hu Drew has begun reaearsals
81 The Duke o. KillIcfankIe.'
many persons say this play is the
only one % the large number i'm
ported By Frohman that is any
good
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office open until evenings.
HEATfLE HOMEHEEkEHH co.
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TRUNKS drlivsrsd 3 cents dArs
storage free. plano and furuiturs
sSssa'st,r si ss ~ ss" Du ti ne
both phones Main "a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-23
MAY MAKE CUTS IN
PASSENGER RATES
NEGOTIATIONS LOOKING TO AM
ERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. co EN-
TERING PASSENGER BUSINESS.

Overtures have been made, it is un-
derstood, to the American Hawaiian S.
IS. Company by local people to go into
the passenger business between San
Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands.
About a week ago a delegation of peo-
pie spoke to the local agents on the
subject, but were told to make the
proposition to the main office in San
Francisco.
According to the report the Ameri-
can Hawaiian Company has expressed
willingness to enter the passenger
trade with its local boats, the steam
ers Nevadan and Nebraskan. The COM
pany was said to be willing to make 4
round trip rate of $50 and a single rate
of $50. This would be a very big reduc-
tion over the rate of the regular pas
senger liners for their price is $75 single
trip to San Francisco, or $135 round
trip. In order to handle the new bust
ness the company was said to have
been willing to have some changes
made in their vessels so as to increase
the accommodations for passengers. A
guarantee, however, from the mer-
chants to provide the company with
freight was asked. Negotiations along
these lines are now said to be in pro-
gress. Members of the Merchants As
ISOLATION have the matter under con-
sideration.
Should the American-Hawaiian line
enter the passenger business. the long
sought for reduction in steamer rates
will have arrived. The company also
operates boats to Puget Sound and
rates from ports in that section would
no doubt be offered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-23
SNOW FALL ON
HAWAII PEAK
STEAMER MAUNA LOA ARRIVES
THIS MORNING WITH NEWS OF
HEAVY SNOW FALL.

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived this
morning with the biggest assortment
of freight she has brought in twelve
months past.
Purser Conkling makes the following
report of the run: THE weather on the
outward trip was fine and up to Tues
day was calm in Kau. Tuesday af
ternoon a hard rain fell i'm Kau follow
ed by heavy north wind and very
choppy sea. Wednesday morning the
Mauna Loa was covered with snow.
Rains have been light but general in
the windward districts of Hawaii
during Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The steamer brought the following
cargo: 1896 bags of coffee 2O4 bags of
tarO ia punches of bananas, 1874 crates
of oranges, $40 head pigs, 80 head cat
tie, asses, COW, l calf, 80 boxes pigs.
33 crates chickens, IA crates turkeys, p
bags cocoanuts, bags ava, 2S bags
beans, 2S BAGS ginger, bbls oranges,
| II crates dry fish, bales tobacco, &c
crates grapes, crates preserves, 81
bundles hides and $50 packages sun
dries.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-23
MANY PEOPLE HERE
BY THE SIBERIA
VESSEL BROUGHT LARGE CROWD
/ OF PASSENGERS FOR HOMO
+ LULU-MET HEAVY WEATHER.

Loaded deep with freight, crowded
with passengers and bringing a heavy
mail for Honolulu, the S. S. Siberia ar
rived off the port shortly after o'clock
this morning from San Francisco. The
vessel left San Francisco December II
and brought four days later mail. She
had 25S sacks of mail which is some
what heavier than the ordinary four
days period owing to the fact that
much of the mail consisted of Christ
mas presents.
The vessel experienced good weather
for the first few days after leaving San
Francisco but ran into bad weather
about two days ago. The main deck
was frequently awash, heavy seas
breaking over it and flooding some of
the cabins of the officers quarters. The
vessel brought g. cabin passengers for
Honolulu, many of those arriving being
well known people back for the Christ
mas holidays. The Siberia has a cargo
of about 5000 tons of freight for
through ports. She has a smaller ship
ment of flour than usual this trip.
Among the passengers who arrived
for Honolulu were August Dreier, wife
and daughter. He has been i'll on the
mainland sustaining a second stroke Of
paralysis while on the coast.
Ms. E. Faxon Bishop wife of SEN
ator Bishop returned from visit to
California. Mrs. Jane Walker also
returned from a trip to the mainland.
c. Hedeman and wife returned from
an extended visit to the East. He had
some business matters to transact
while in the east. They were accom-
panied by Howard Hedeman student
at Stanford who came down for his
Christmas vacation.
j. F. Hackfeld of the urn of H. Hack
field and Company returned on a bust
ness trip.
Harold S. Gilbert of Portland, Oregon
came as the guest of ]. H. Love who
returned from an extended visit to the
mainland.
Rev. DR.. Scudder and wife returned.
He has been lecturing on the mainland
on the subject of mission work in Ha-
wall
Mrs. Frank E. Thompson and infant
were returning Honolulu passengers.
planter was returning passengers.
c. NJ. LOvsted returned from a trip to
the mainland.
Mrs. @. II. Berry returned from a
visit to the mainland.
Mrs. c. A. Bartlett returned from a
visit to California.
Lieutenant Commander c., w. Nc
Glory of the American navy is going
out to long Kong for assignment to
duty on the Asiatic station.
A number of Japanese who have been
attending the st. Louis Exposition are
through passengers for Yokohama.
The Siberia is loading 400 tons of
coal. She went into the Naval slip as
the transport Solace had not appeared
this morning from the Coast. The ST.
IBERIA sails at p. m. today for the
Orient.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-23
JUDGE De BOLT
IS A BENEDICT
UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO MISS
BIRDIE WILSON AT ]. A. CUM
MINIS NUUANU RESIDENCE.

Judge j. T. De Bolt and Miss Birdie
wilson were married last evening at
the residence of ]. A. Cummins in Nuu-
anu Valley. Rev. II. II. Parker Off
ciated. The ceremony had been an
nounced for o'clock and many friends
of the contracting parties had planned
to attend the ceremony, but the couple
stole a march on the guests, however,
and had the marriage ceremony per-
formed a quarter of an hour earlier. j.
A. Cummins gave the bride away.
The ceremony was performed under
beautiful canopy, surrounded with
ferns and numerous tropical plants and
flowers. The bride looked very pretty
in an elegant costume of white silk At
the conclusion of the ceremony an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
A reception was held during the even
ing. The couple were the recipients of
many handsome presents. Judge and
Mrs. De Bolt went to their Kaimuki
residence after the reception.