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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-18
INGENUITY rs
DISCOURAGED

SPOKANE March tt-Trainmen
running 81 AMI out NJ spokane have
been using primitive methods for
preventing hot boxes. and BY various
Ingenious methods hep the journals
cool when short ~ packing or grcase
The Northern Pacific officials hnvn
decided thai dripping eoid water
from Suspended buckets ard such
schemes are not good for the steel
IN the Bvles of the wheels. and have
issued orders forbldding the train
men rcsorting to such things for re-
lief.
The new order is issued on the
complaint Or company which man
ufneturcs an apparatus for cooling
the journals while he train Il IN mo
ton. The manufacturers Of the ,ooI-
orn object 20 the appliances u the
trainmcn as infriug emeuls on the
patent. and threaten prosecution II
the lnfrinEements continue.
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FUNSTON Is
SKEPTICAL
He DOESN'T BELIEVE The COP
PER RIVER INDIANS ARE
SUFFERING


VANCOUVER. D. 9. March is
r. sadlcr General Frederick Pun
atst commanding the department
II the Columbia. received t"lrs
gtsphic gdtieea from the Wur de-
paftmrni stating that TIE depart
u.eut had been informed that the IN
dIaua boo the region If the copper
river. Alaska. are 90 a dsatitute cnus
dillan and need assistance from the
army. and directing General Pun
Htan 10 make lnyestlEa tlaua and tax
such steps as may be necessary "a
relieve ans distress thai may exist
Central Funston faYa That he
placra but little eredenea In che re
pufts scnt II the war department
aau does not believe conditions on
The Copper river are nearly % bad
- reported lie says that the army
officers stationed al Fort f1acum.
about 200 Mtisa from the Copper
river rrEion. have 'ruaaed through
tat country during she past month
md hs believes q conditions srre AZ
serious 81 reported the fact would
have been exported t. hin General
Funston. however. has frirKfapbva
Lieutenant Wetherell 81 the Thrs
tenth infantry commanding he post
a. Fort Liaenm. directing him 90 re
part the true conditions lea the Cop
per river district. Tic naYa "a RELIEF
expedition sufficient 90 rrileyc any
distress which may rriHt can be
autckly organised ard sent from
Port fIscum.
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ADOPTED THE
SEATTLE PLAN

nuLLINdtIAM March n. ~ hpss
elai meeting last night the rockingham
city council decided. BY q vote n 10
% /. that tho sense II that body be
chat the water power AT tho WHAT
com falls min be utilized Tor lighting
purposes aud that II be done bY tie
city building aud operating lta own
liHht plant. Tho light committee wa
instructed t. secure specifications aud
working plans Of different iight plants
and hyatrma Co be- submitted 20 the
eunril nr a basis on which Go work.
When the specifications have been
considered ard the system " opera
ton IN decided on bids for the install
isAinn Of the plant will he called for
hy tho CitY council
Mayor Hack stated 20 tho council
that ha personally Naa opposed 70
municipal ownership ar applied lu this
country. but that he thought the pep=
pie 81 the city wrrc In favor u A.
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THEY PLAIED
JAf-ALAi
SENATORS TRY TO MASTER
MYSTERIES IN a CUBAN
GAME M CONSIDERING TIE
WOOD CASE

WARRINGTON March fs-Tn order
% decide whether theF ought 90 can-
firm thr appointment - GHuerni Weed
- fnat.r general he Senators IN eHs
aeutife grnaian YrnfrrsiaF afternoon
sFsut mote than az huuF drigiug iufa
The mysteries = Tho CuhaH Same jail
alaf which has aEurrf Ia thr contest
against Weeds confirmation.
IhH committee on military affairs
had made a rraalHifiua en- tHn war
department for tbs hprHffHnsncea u
tn game and thag finally decided that
EisInH "a concession to e. ralsaiai cons
panY. allowing fhe Eafne - BE- riayoi
pan nothing detrimental 81 General
Waad eundHef ana afforded 10 nrNu-
meat Tor oppaaitian O. tin uuufrma-
tiaas
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NEW YORK. March is.-Hhould
the dissolution Of the Northern Sc
cuuties Company be made Ia Hnoli
a way tha shareholders win receive
back shares Of constituent roads
which entered into the merger. II
was pointed out that the Hartman
Kuhn Loeb group 0f capitalists
would be given enough stock pfar-
tlcaliy 10 control the Northern Pa
cific road an well as.the divided con-
troll OF the Chicago. Burlington 4
quincy roads.
This would Eive this particular
group Of capitalists not only control
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HfsToRTs HfLARiTY

tiawntha and hts prospective
father-in-law we're Sitting before
the lalfer'a trpea
4 WIS looking for hints FOR ar
row heads over the ridge today. "
remarked the young brave. and
found several quarts
Il must tell that 60 my daughter. 3"
the Arrow Ma ksr ehuekicd 1t wiil
make Alnnchaha
ftiawatha relapsed into stony ST.
lence.
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WOULD DIVE
FOR TREASURE

TACOMA. March r. Another at
tempt IL % be made q recover the
Northern Pacific safe which went 10
the bottom - tho bay on the night -
November =. 1894. when the Northern
Pacific freight warehouse, located
south 81 the present Flyer dock. slip
ped into the bay. This safe contains
about &. 100 In cash and papers which
were valued ~ fitWo chiefly checks
and drafts and row " 40 value M all.
Archie Mel. Hawks. consulting
engineer. with offices at i0i Berlin
building. IL the promoter Of the project
to recover from lta grave In the bay
the huge safe.
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N competing lines. tho very thing
tho recent court decision seeks %
prevent. bot would make them mss.
terH Of slz important railroad Hys-
tsfns with an aggregate capital Of
considerably m0e than tWlee The
capital Of tho Northern Securities
Company No announcement WIS
made today by officials ~ the aerur-
tiles company Of the plan which VII
be employed to dissolve the egfpotu-
ton.
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ha,hInn 20 cernpars

WIN the attractions OF California.
Climate permits Of outdoor life All
Toe year round Take The scenic
SHASTA route. Seattle - Han Fran
.ctsco. 81 60 first ciass. t1o.so Sec
end elaaa Two trains daily. Tick
eta reservations and descriptive lit
rrnturo At Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. COS First avenue =. D. Ellie.
general agent. .s
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NOT FuR THE nooK.

Parts. March Is Josh Wiae spent
al day yesterday and much ~ lasl
night IN seeing the sights. lie ae-
cllaed 70 say anything about shat
he had seem.
There's 80 ua~ la peaier'n' me
wilh questions he said Il half a
danru reporters II won't say a
word rec publication while I'm in
this country"
no you intend 20 write a book
about Il Whrn Yau return 70 the
United states 8ue reporter asked
y should saY not. rept 8 toan
emuhatleniiy.
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DE. adj. Y
INTERNAL MACHINE uKPLoD.
20 WITH FATAL RESULTS

I1EdE. March IA dynamite IN
formal machine exploded outside the
hauue OF the commissioner ~ police
today, Seven mon we're injured
faur seriously.
Major fsanin. who picked M the
machine and was examining O. when
1t exploited. has since died from his
lniufica Able LvmmeuH chaplain
of tho Tdrge hospital Was also
among the injured
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Wow you have had some expert
snoe nud many opportunities for OBJ
scryatiou." said the man from tho
20 tell why the farms are not more
attractive 90 the boys"
"Oh. they're .tfactivc enough. "
replied the old farmer.
Then Why do they 20 10 the
cities7f
Well. most Nv fefn go there 4
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Notice TO Subscribers

~. any evening. your copy Of The
star has not arrived Al 100 o'clock.
telephone Sunset. Main 1850. or In.
dependent ttsA any tlne between
% and Sand a copy VIII be ssni
Ynu az once. b. special messenger.
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ST. PETERSBURG. March IS
The ear has decided not L. take
any action la the Hearst campaign.
Much as duairc 10 advance
civilization I cannot Interfere" hc
anid I must decline 70 send tho
Cossaeks' petition to President
Roosevelt"
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NOTHING DOING


hLpEpauoT. March IL An Off
clai notification 10 the army states
that mo- application or officers de-
string Iraee 81 absence 10 30 10
Japan. Chlna. Korea, Nanchuria
has been entertained.
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WAR BULLETINS

PORT ARTHUR March ts=rrn
thousand silver mounted rabbits
foot have been iaaurd TO the Rus
Sian aoldicrn The troops are now
singing the national hymn.
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They LIKE
TO WALK


ST pETEnsuUHg Msfrh e PROM
Lake uatkaf cafns rrpofts hat the coli
dfer4 are crossing fu Efrst numbers
on the icr in q eemfortahis manner.
marching distance ~ g males DAP.
They are giad e st oct u the trains
af.a sax. Ia twu weeks The Zee break
rfs pii probably b. az work forcing
a channel
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mistaken Identity

he STOPPED. and in the vIn1ow
EHked ~
Loves thrill filled his breast
She newer amilei~you Hse she was
A YAK form usatly dressed
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think some daY I VII be rich
l have such lovely golden hair
II I can only get e coined.
I'll certainly ha a millionaire.
CHEMICAL F1.0SsIE.
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Russia So up against race sui
eide proposition that h the real
thing
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DID sou hear about Smith and
his plural wives %
">o. Bat / have a friend who
has a very singular wife,
Aud the earth shook With laugh
ter. 10 KOS.
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eeat dinner IN seattie with Bau-
tarHss OF burgundy. a. Maiaon Bar
beds. Second and James. every eve
Ming. O. %
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ia the man who owns up 10 having
two OF three Dream Girls at heart
"a MormenG
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call FOR u Smooth Mike" If Tom
williams. Ga FIRST avenue Have
you seen the u9oaT1 80
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There was no church Saturday
night on account Of the sexton =
horse being sick. -EdlnburR tind)
Courier.
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NEW York. March IS. 1884.
Something exceptionally sweet So
costumes for little girls has come
Into style It g. a PINK Jacket. tr'm-
med with broad black braid around
the edges aud cuilar aud ON the
cugfn and shoulder TO b. Wafu with
this II n Huuff-eotored skirt. trimmed
With blue eord aupHQugd IN loops,
With oblouEs - magenta velvet te=
tween the loops 30 b. certainly hot
stuff especially when Pc fi-gfay
frit hat. shaped Ike a soup Bowl q
"a ntlf with O.
one little Hirl has already Urrn
seen on f1fth avenue with tfis .ros-
taken with commissions before che
had walked n block
When that SO. Geo Ga gold FIJI Qua
of the Hearst sheet boz which 50 ~lsa
wrapped % sftieutiy only wanted. O.
Eet cut n bad company
Then. again. that hobo who found
anything 80 valuable iu the paper be
I'D stands alone IN bits dtslludlao.
=. s-paH'f forget that Jake
Furth was president 90 the hank iha!
owned the money
=. 8. No Ard % think that
money might have elected Watch
dok James. toe.
Eplloguc It's nf punishment fof
the hobo Ia make him pump
WATER al bis ufr.
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roo PfOOL Korea. March IS
The emperor has ordered ueR sjm-
bats for the imperial guard
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MOSCOW. March IS Skating on
Lake nalkal Is good. No o1aatinE
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ECHOES FROM
BATTYLAhD


Niiiain'' Missed the rooster 90
the incubator. 'y8u ara the cause o.
ail these POOR orphans running
around hsrei~
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Have you tried smooth Mike
At Tom Williams. Ga first? Bil-
lizards.
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Newest Partisan styles az IIanlcy 4
Rringen'a Grand Opening. Saturday
tie 10Th. 1916 Second ave.
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CHEW TACK. March Is The
laps are .sing the names 81 the
Russian commanders ~ place ~ cole
leEa yeiis foF battle cries.
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BANKERS
NAME DATE

SPOKANE. March tk.-Tho wash
luRtou State bankers Association
viii hold it, annual convention at
Walla Walla june H. 10 and ~. v.
= Vincent. cashier Of the old M
tionad bank. has letter from SEC
Rotary =. e kaufman of Tacoma
advising him THAT the Waila wailn
bankers have Just named those
dates.
Mr vincent lort iaft night fur Sc
attic % attend "a mestiuE ~ the exs
ecuuve council Or the aHaOcintiau,
held 20 prepare for the wHila waila
meeting =. r. Conan or t0lfaH,
who o. aia1 a member OF the eteeaz
tive council came 20 spokane yes
trrdAy 10 accompany Mr. Vincent q
Seattle y II fhttimer 81 Seattle.
! A ataiwsii ~ Everett and O Is.
nufte of Faifhayen are thc other
members ~ tho executive council
f
CHARLES y HEFFNEn. charged
with stealing on the fnirhaf an
Waterfront "a aioop belonging 10
Thomas Weir % this city. pleaded
guilty and was sentenced by Juage
Sutsrrr ta enc year IN The puiieHz
tiaFg at hard labor
beautiful creations 81 Atiiiurr's AT.
tltual opsnlng Saturday. ihe 18Th tzie
s. 80
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Dancing School. Prof. WILSON
Rhnke hall. PIKE street ana tl..n
avenue.
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stylish Clothes. HERALD. I'D fnd.
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beautiful creations pf 3iiiiusr's Art
fifanI openlna Saturday the isih. 1914
- aiid ave
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c~ STAR DUST VA


earn enough money T. support m
fnrmH."
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YIN kOw. March ts-A Nladi-
Nostok special says General Ruff
hoWaky remarked to Niccrey Alex
Jeff yesterday All the worlds "a
sfanss
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Al yes. lis true" WIS the vice.
roy s comment. and few OF the
players look their partH.'
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Then. again. that hobo who found
anything 80 valuable in the paper be
lid stands alone IN bits disllaeloo.
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PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Lehua, April 9, from Molo-
kai ports: Jack McVeigh, Alec Dow
sett, Lee Gilbert, George McCorriston,
Mrs. George Kekipi and deck.
Departing.
Per S. S. Moana, April g. for Sydney:
A. E. Hughes Frank Halstead, NJ. Brit
on.
Per S. S. Gaelic, April Il, for San
Francisco: Mr.. Mason, Miss Mason,
Miss Morrison.
Per S. S. Coptic, April 8, for Orient:
F. NJ. Brooks, T. Matsuoka, S. NJ. Vau
claim, Jr., w. NJ. Cochrane, wife, daugh-
ter and sister and 70 in the Asiatic
steerage.
Per stmr. Maui, April 8, for Hawaii
ports; Miss Schmidt c. S. Weight,
Miss Marion Bell, John A. Perreida.
Per S. S. Gaelic, April 10, for San
Francisco for HONOLULU. b. Murphy,
H. Naito DR.. Nicholas Russell, T. Ia
keda. Through for San Francisco: f.
Theirs, Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, r.
N, and valet Mrs. Chow Tsze Chi and
amah, Miss b. q. Campbell, Comd A.
w. Craig, r. N; H. 1. H. Prince Pu
Lun and attendants Wong Kai Kah,
Cheung Chang Cheng Ia Cheng, Fong
Wwo Sun, Peng Ku Sun, Capt ]. ].
Gilbert, Mrs Gilbert, e. Greenacre,
Ding Maing Ing, Lee Kai, 1t. Comd. H.
7. Mayo, U. S. N; H. Morrison, Mrs.
Morrison, A. w. Perry, DR.. w. Reipen,
Edward Schultz p. Stuhlen, Captain
F. Harrison Smith. r. N; ]. e. Wool
ker, Su Shih Teh, c. de Angel, Capt
o. de b. Brock r. NJ; Mrs. A. ]. COT
fee, Su Chun Chen, Percy ]. Deli B.
Durand, A. Elias H. Goldschmidt, w.
]. Gorham, 1t. David M. Hamilton, r.
N; T. Inumaru, Mrs. F. NJ. Merrill,
J. c. Meyer Rev. F.. Ohlinger, Mrs.
Ohlinger and child, Miss A. Olsen, Dr..
r. Schiffman, Franz Schultz A. N.
Scott, Mrs. Chu Sang Teh, child and
amah, Ira II. Wilson Mrs. Wilson.
Per S. s. Claudine, April TO- from
Maui ports-H. G. Danford, e. j. Ben
jamin, II. Howell, A. Sampaio, II. r.
Hekart, o. Henning, Mrs. NJ. Tavares,
j. Samoa, w. A, Bailey c. Watt ]. A.
Kennedy, Miss Rose Dawson, Miss
Putnam Miss c. l.. Dowdle, Miss w.
Mohr, j. r. Dagget J. l. Gilman, Ho
Fong. Mrs. Chang Chong and three
children, Miss Nina Eaton, E. A. p
Newcolnb, Master %. Dunn.
Per stmr W. G, Hall, April 10, from
Kauai ports-E. r. Heidry, Marston,
Campbell c. Hedemann, w, p. Rowell,
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ARRIVING.

Saturday, April 8.
Stmr, Helene, Nelson, from Hamakua
ports at 2:30 p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, Naopala, from Lanai,
Maui and Molokai ports, at $3.50 p. m,
with 538 bags sugar 22O head sheep, 80
hogs, so pkgs. sundries.
Sunday, April 10.
s. S. Gaelic, Finch, from the Orient
at a. m.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports, at 1850 a. m, with 3,217 sacks
sugar, 10 pkgs. hides, 20 hogs, SO sacks
corn, 100 pkgs. sundries.
Stmr. w. G. Hail. w. Thompson, from
Kauai ports, at 4:35 a. m, with 5000
bags sugar, q bags taro, AZ pBgs. sun
dries.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Honokaa
and Kukuihaele and Lahaina, at $50 a.
M, with 1928 bags sugar.
Schr. Kawailani Ulunahele, from Ko-
olau ports, at a p. M, with 300 bags
sugar.
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DEPARTING.

Sunday, April 10.
Am. ship Bangalore, Blanchard, for
Kahului, at 1880 a. m.
S. S. Gaelic, Finch, for San Francis
co, at a. m.
Schr. Luka, for Kohalalele, at p. m.
Schr. Kauikeaouli, for KohalaleIe, at
p. m.
Br. ship Iquiqui Wood, for San Fran
cisco, at $3.50 p. m.
Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Kahului,
Mahukona and Hilo, at 6:15 p. m.
Stmr. Ke Au HOu, Tullett, for Koloa,
at $50 p. m.
U. S. A. T. Logan, Stinson for Guam
and Manila at 1915 a. m.
Am. bark Santiago, Anderson, for
San Francisco at $3.50 a. m.
Am. bark Andrew WEIGH, Drew for
San Francisco at 1890 a. m.
Am. bark Edward May, Hanson, for
Makaweli at 1880 a. m.
Monday, April II.
Br. bark Earl Derby jackson, 90
days from Nitric ports, at s a. m
Tuesday, April u.
Stmr Kinau, Freeman, for HiIo and
way ports, at noOn
Stmr. Claudine Parker, for Kauai
ports, at p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, NaOpala, for Molokai
Eorts, at 5 p. m.
Wednesday, April 10.
S. S. Alameda, Dowdel, for San Fran
cisco, at a. m.
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LIKELIKE is
EXPECTED NOW
NEW STEAMER OF WILDER co.
WILL BE SENT ON SPECIAL RUN
BEFORE REPLACING LEHUA

President Wight of the Wilder S. S.
Company expects the new steamer Lii
kelike to arrive any time from San
Francisco. She may arrive here to-
night. In any event she will reach Ho-
nolulu during the week, provided no
mishap occurs.
She will probably not go on the regu-
lar Molokai run until next week. The
steamer Lehua has been rushed lately
and has been unable to keep up with
the intermediate shipments of stock.
There are about 300 head of cattle to be
taken from Maui to Lanai, but the Lee
hua has not had time in which to trans
port this stock. President Wight in
tends to send the Likelike out on a
special trip this week to take this stock
to Lanai. he will probably complete
this work in time to return to Honolulu
and start out on the initial run to Mo-
lokai ports on Monday afternoon. he
will replace the steamer Lehua on both
weekly runs to Molokai ports and Maui
and Lanai. Captain Naopala will COM
mand the Likelike. The Lehua will be
used as an extra boat.
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MOVEMENTS OF SAILING FLEET.

There has been considerable move
ment of sailing vessels since Saturday.
Yesterday the banks Santiago and An
drew WEIGH sailed for San Francisco
with full cargoes of sugar. The bark
Edward May sailed for Makaweli yes
terday to discharge the remainder of
her cargo and load sugar for San Fran
cisco. This morning the British ship
Iquiqui sailed for San Francisco to dis
charge the remainder of her cargo. The
ship Bangalore sailed this morning for
Kahului to load sugar for Delaware
Breakwater. The British bark Earl
Derby arrived this morning from Nj
trate ports in Sc days. She came with
out a bill of health.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chamberlain Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate of Demen-
iris George Camarinos, deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Allowance of Final Accounts, Dis
tribution and Discharge.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and Accounts of c. H. Brown, Admins
traitor of the Estate of Dementris
George Camarinos, wherein he asks to
be allowed $12S6SS, and charges himself
with $1312.38, and asks that the same
may be examined and approved, and
that final order may be made of dis
tribution of the property remaining in
his hands to the persons thereto en-
titled, and discharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility
as such Administrator.
It is ordered, that Monday, the 9th
day Of May, A. d. 1904, at 10 o'clock a.
m, before the Judge Of said Court at
the Court Room of said Court at Ho-
nolulu, Island of Oahu, be and the
same hereby is appointed as the time
and place for hearing said Petition and
Accounts, and that all persons inter-
ested may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted, and may
present evidence as to who are entitled
to the said property. And that notice
of this order in the English language,
be published in the Hawaiian Star,
newspaper printed and published in Ho-
nolulu, for three successive weeks, the
last publication to be not less than two
weeks previous to the time therein APP
pointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, this 2Sth day of
March, 1904.
]. r. DE BOLT,
First Judge First Circuit Court
]. ]. Dunno, Attorney for Petitioner.
F.-