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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
9ie i6lautn Siren.
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Saliullr Serl Safe nnbc.
NuIFide Gnrhlnmg H0r Die Bort Nubur 0cridte. Sic Sruppeu=ycwe
gmngen in Der WlanStmrci. = 9apan reformirt III aorca. = WafaroH's
gai. = BON Oent6ru Smbhruf. = ScurO gnffano.

ourdgreifenoe Berdnoerungen borges
nommen Derber. gprrllpte sseamte
tueroen entlaHen. grauiame Strafarten
abgeihaft uno oas Bolts Ditsm ers
neiisrt. Sin japan. Off3ier miro benz
Qrieas-M iniiierium als geratber bei-
qegebeu uno Yrdfetten, ipeIhe oas ben
gauern fur @streioe idulbige @elo
ftablen. peroen Derfoiet. Sir ben
Gmpfano bon Warquis Sio weroen
grObe gorbereitun9sn getrChen.
Raqaati 10. Wdrs. Der
britiide Dampfer oNigrein", nit elmer
aOblenlaouu9 fir Sapan, 1T BEL
Sareto 9eIiranoet.
0asruff I. Bort Arthur
Sc d 10 aber.
9ofio, Is. Mdrs. Man glaubt
BIER fsif. oab Die ruifide GIotte port
Artbur na6 Dem 4. japaniiden Nn9riff
berlieB uno 8~laoipoitod 3u errsiden
iudt. Beffdti9ung febli suar, aber
tiir3lides 8ecognOsciren In Der um9es
bung bon BORT glrtburs fiibrte 81 ieiner
qufinoung ruiliider ariegsidife.
Der Yeriud erIbeint loaiId gsnue,
oa ylaoiDoitod Elm bod fir grobe
5dihs belibt, Gublano cine @erei-
nigung nit benz pan3er 3reiser @e=
idmaOer ~eg3ielen uio i'm geiibe ange=
melener 2anotruppen cine operations
bdlis erbalten t0nnte.
Die 9OHnunsslof8isit, port Artbur
gu baItsr. lie9t gu Sage, pdbreno Der
YlaOibOitOd plan. sntgegsn frIherer
Qnidt, ourdfnbrbar erideint. Wice-
4Omiral 8ogo nil iid nidt Der @efabr
ausIeBsu, Iein SdIa6tidih. @eidwaoer
3u trennen uto operirt meter nit ben
6 Sdla6tidiffen. GALS oi: Ruisn
einen geriub mad glaOiOoftOd gu tOm-
men. MAIDEN. Oirften lie sbsr
nurd Die 9orea StrnBe als Die Saguz
"a StraBe ms japan. Meer einfabren.
Qsere Werii9erunsen
Wafbinqton, Is. Mdrs. -
Das 5taats-D Department. erbb'lt bon
Gbina bic formelle 3ufderun9, bah
bic @eqierung jenss 2anoss bon ibrsn
llntertbanen i'm geseniudrtigeu ariese
Die Itreneite Neutraliidt geasn beihe
Seiteh berlan9t.
AngeblI0er Sonnfa8s s.
@tsHt''h, 10 u'u'5' yin u"s
pOf' At'qa' eoe'' aHse'ana's' "as'a"-
OFT melos'' Dab am oonn'as su'lusn
Oea 'uh' u'o jupa'' Sw'lleh 81" 'a's's
WeIegl l'ailIaho, mooe' Der ran. a'eh'
5et . O'uhu oslVuo'H' 'uu'os' ~ puel
% S~uhs putoe" seDe~'ei'-
GtA dtlinqein elder
belt.
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: man
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

" ntropifden unb boIb<
tropifden SRI hten fuerben
bon ben Der. Stoaten tdgliH fur
$1,000,0O0 impprtirt.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
The Flood Conditions at Saginaw,
Mich, Continue, With the
Water Somewhat Higher.
MERCHANTS AND FACTORY OWNERS
ARE SUFFERING SERIOUS LOSSES.
she tributaries of the SAGINAW
River Are .tfII Fall of Heavy lee
-Down River LacaIfrie. Report
Nuch san-rfaE by Those Driven
oaf By the Flood

Saginaw. Mica, March 30--The Sag
fzaw river confines 10 rise anu the
same general food conditions exist
about the city as On Monday. TIE
water Is somewhat higher. aud. con
sequenuy. has inflicted more less To
the merchants aad factory owners
whose places II business are partially
Hbmerged ard closed because the hfzk
water makes the transaction OF BUSH
ness impossible Reports from the Tit
tahawasses river one Of The tributaries
CT The Saginaw. are that there Is 10
Egn Of breakup YET. and that tie Ice
10 several feet deep. Between Sag nav
ard Bay City the ice Ia the Saginaw
river is over two feet deep IN places.
and dynamite has mad little effect Il
clearing the channel Down-river re-
ports are full OF suffering and expos
are The river IS still rising in I'll
Taukae and Carrolltou From Prairie
Farm large tract Of land containing
10000 acres Of farming lands. where
damage has been done. comes the re-
port that it had BEEN found necessary
to abandon the farm and remove 50
families to Chesaning II is nor ex
pected that the river will fall nueh To-
day.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
THE BENNETT WILL CASE
Appeal OF William J. Bryan Heard
a. View Haven, Conn.
EoH-iie n BE >parrfnx In the su-
Periar Court Between Counsel
over TeehnfeaIItfe-

New haven, Conn, March 30-The
appeal Of William Jennings Brya1
from The decision u Probate Judge
Cleavelaud II relation 70 the VII Of
Paf.o ). Bennett. II which Mr. Brvan
S an executor. vas heard 4 n SUI
perior court. Tuesday. before Judge
Edwin 3. eager and Jury. Nr Bryan
appeals from The probare courts de-
cree that the sealed letter, mentioned
Il the viii IS not a part Of the viii
By this letter Mr. Bennett expressed a
wish that Mr. Bryan have 4 gift Of
$50 600 q which $4,000 vas . = 70
Mrs. Bryan and $4,000 70 &c he'd IL
trust for their children. The remainder
70 be for Mr. Bryan himself. Mr. 8rT-
an was present II court but Mrs. Bry-
an Who accompanied hin ters from
Nebraska. vas uot 4 tie room
Whez James <. Blake. clerk 05 III
probate court. vas called A. the 5-sr
witness. tae-e was zaez spar-aaz be-
tween counsel ove- technical ties -
IatIag o tae den Eea-iea Z 5Ee vi
and he sealed letter from tEe court
recorts Every question asN=4 By
counsel for Mr.. Bryan vas oo.eeret &c
BY he other SIDE The WI wzs en-
tered a. Exhibit A lrz the sealed
letter a. Exhibit 3
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

course no one who really knew me
would imagine for a moment that
accepted Ted because their ceerep.t uncle
intended TO make him his heir
OF course. dear, | see; you merely
wanted TO show the poor old fellow
that you had no prejudice against his
money"
How well you understand ne
When the wedding day was SCI made
all my plans for a brilliant affair.
Everybody. save Ted and papa.
thought my idea a splendid ore."
And what did they"
.Well-er-Ted said he rad no OBJ
lection 10 big church wedding. if I
was willing that he appear by proxy"
oh. my goodness, As if"
I've an idea. somehow. that he
thought that was funny I didn't"
Perhaps. But your father: did"
oh. papa was quite brutal He said
&c was perfectly willing II I could
get some one else to pay the bills"
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
"0LD B0GY" STRIKES THIRTY
Passing of Henry 4. Bogardus the
Most widely Known telegraph
Operator in the Country

Chicago, March 30-Henry 4. Be-
gardus. perhaps the most widely known
telegraph operator in America. is dead
here in a sanitarium Bogardus had
i unique history. He was born in
Rochester, \. Y, about 81 years ago.
and on the death of his wife became
an inyeterate traveller old Bogy. as
he has been Familiarity known for a
quarter Of a century had worked in
every telegraph Office of Importance IN
the United States, Canada and Mexico.
he is said TO have crossed the CONT
nent from coast to coast and from
Mexico City to Manitoba mere than a
hundred times.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

He loved Yet there vas nsedfuI 70
The completeness Of His mission that
He Himself de as COMMON humanity
dies AM return Himself from The dead
I order Re AFFORD unbeatable evidence
Il His power ever death and the grave
L vas -his frs Easter 5ay evidence
thai caused Pau z his eloquent essay
uEOC immortality 70 write tefantIy.
20 Esath, where i thy stirg9 o grave,
vhars IS ny victory and then 10 add
gratefully and reFereurly. Thanks %
INTO Gcd which zfverh IS the victory.
ehrga1a chr Lord. Jesus Christ
It Is meet azt right. chen. that East
ar day shat - hated With joy b. al
Christian peoples that the people saaII
put o1 her gay=st apparel. thar low
s-s shall bedeck he chances Of he
churches. an rat he grad organs
staE Eea. f5r-h triumphant song
Czrisz Is risen z-4 here is rs
promise that al they which are asleep
7 Hin shaU arise from me dead 70
NEE Him Il zlery thaa saa.a eze51-s
forever ard forever
TIE mystery I death f, a1za.vahIas
hat greater uys5erT e resurrection
from he lead i stiII farther from
mans know edge BIT uafathouabfs
things sometimes ara ths sweetest ard
most comfortable blessings mec enjoy
IN This lie Faith demands 10 proof
further thaa : contained Il His words
II NJ Fathers house are many man
zCEs- 20 20 prepare 4 place for you. +"
That where al, there zen nay 9.
also.
Saca faith this s that fed Re spirit
4 J5b when Re said. I snow chat NJ
Rs6eener Iveth ard thai He shan
stand a he AFTER fay UPON tLe earrh s.
Or as Paai when h wrote For "
knew Fhar II thlz earthly house OF our
rz6er1zeie we're dissolved ~ have /
building q God a house re- mae via
hands eternal II tEa heavens"
First among fze g-sas festival Holy
las Il IL church L 5 also on= q
me Oldest + : preeaIr=a-.# because
II = - Keystone - ne ara . Chris
-a1.ty- Without i--Rzsurreettcn tay
The gospels ara 4 -. tae writing q
Paul Re and t1a life ard zaa1a -
Christ n1cssry. s. Pau boldly de-
e-eacss nat preaching : vain All
teaching s vain except i be based up-
n C1rtstzs death ar resurrection fr1a
- dad
william RczsEz eoBBE
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
NEW PHASE ar GRAND RAPIDS.
Fsilare of Gas supply ovwEaz 80 tn
Mains Filling with Mat@r

Grand Rapids. Mich, March 20.-The
suffering of the feed victims III nov
be aggraf ated by The failure q the
gas supply During last night al the
gas mains leading 10 the flooded vest
eide became filed with water. ard
there Is no possibility Of their be-om-
ing open for Use before the food com
pletely recedes. L IS net known o
what cause she filing Of The mans il
Tue, although Il Il supposed thar a
number CT small pipes burst and -ha1
the higa water quickly entered Tie
mains. The result viii &c very serious.
daz was being used exclusively fer
heating and cooking. The Grand con
unues 20 recede slowly.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

:" ESTRGAM : he diapason e al
TX Christian sozg. he word OF
- y faith and promise inscribed q
the heart-5a5iet Of every follower Of
Jesus It IS confident answer % that
question older than The pyramids, #
4 man lie, saaH BE- live agzin7't
When the most eloquent divine Of
France stood before tie bier Ct Louis
XIV % pronounce Al eaIogy upon that
great ruler be remained silent FOR
some tine, overcome by his emotions.
Fi1a- = recovering himself II par. IL
sid I Voice da.f-ehakad With sUas
There i nothing great bur aeath
Tbs vas the u--era1ea e i mar con-
qaerea Ct E-isf. a ne 4eash Il a owed
master r xE bur lie repetition Il
4 Va Rat 5a5 been heard -hr1uzhea
a lie azes Z every nation. TIE -
VI1e n King Louis 7aE=ggrizt vas
s-Fa lawaa u - - rnr1Ea- thar ID
royal master. greatest among 1en= had
beer defeated - he arc5-kize T Ter
rsrs Deafd
Yer -te preacher vas wrong an a.
together wrong There y thai fa-
greater nan death ard r Is immoral
~. Death x great Z hat il overrgrss
a living thIngs-pIaE5z birds. beasts
and nan. Yer Death ends with rffa q
earth fer John he Divine. n his nag
riiceut description Ct tGa new heaven
has declared And there shan be 70
more death -
Death does not eud .lfs. it does but
transform i mo l5fe Gha5 : aaerEfaz
L IS 5ut a mode of changing morality
into immortality r IS as he suffered
Cocoon which releases tha crza tl1-e- 0rce
a fuH carysa.is rev a zIcr.ous.y ti-es!
butterfly. -hat ray -Gau among the IL
eeEsef! flowers Z nazg gorgeous sses
and sip graceful -ec-ar t-eu -tsir
yielding eaps
Tbs = Ire asso- II Easter Af.s-
he 4 days Il fasting. Beaarce ard
prayer Begun when winter les 4 ~
iag and ending afz4- ~ warning s,.7
has kissed 5c-a rev llfz grasses an!
erees a1d flowing gFaa-s. his rsssl-ree-
Ton lay davrs II co-nezora-zo1 II
rhat Loug aZg lay When tie nan Jesus
=sfr ne r0ub Of r1e Ariraactaa1. 20 ez-
ta5llsh he eozsaiiEz t-E-a tha- H mo
gave lte eaz 5a1e a1E restore +
agalz
Tr1s, He haf brought from rEz lad
Re sen q RE Wow g Ma saa
daughter = Iazr-Iz Ar Lazarus whom
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

on. how dreadful
I e1-E.t worry much about papa
c=ar. Re ac1 mamma have been uar-
red > years. and SIZE wanted the Big
Wedding
I see b F5a a-d Ted we're aet
married yet So
Exacty. Vel cried ewiee
tainted 01ce. and refused 10 speak .
1l n t7r thee days Before he yielded
50 ne did yield 80
Way. q course. I had made - ny
mind. BE- after he first cry added
rTo more bridesmaids 70 nv LIST. after
rhe second. 4 marron II honor When I
recovered from The salac-weu. id
really almost faint. yen know. De-
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
Ephraim J.. Dean. an Iowa Pie neer
Files n Claim for sfoo.0osp
Against the state.

Des MoiEes, "a March 3G.-ED hraiE
!. Dean. a pioneer OF WaverIy. das
fled a claim & s100. go with the state
legislature against the state Of Iowa
for alleged false Imprisonment IS years
ago Dean claims 70 have been falsely
eonf1ed Il a IIna1ie asylum. after
which be vas wrpngfuIlE compelled 10
spend seven months n 4 Blaekhaxs
county IalL The alleged perjury Of /
wealthy ard prominent citizen q
BIaekhawk county. Who Dean says
sought % secure his property. $ sup
posed = have I'D % Imprisonment
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
ADDITION FLOOD VIEWS
Tributaries at the ohio seadtn~
Down a Big Head ~ Water


indianapolis, Ind. March sg-A.I
rivers in southern Indiana ara pouring
foods into the Ohio forcing -aaz
stream out Gf rs BANKS. Waite -fr.~
Is gesiag into the caaI mines AROUND
Petersburg. causing 1ezvv .gss and
throwing miners 1ut = work TIE
Wabash river Is rrug .ae sa~ne~s
around New Harmon I-azsH T1asz tt.
crests OF the foods n -4eze -xe
streams vera expected RI ~saca heir
junction point IN Gibson -auurv Ties
day or Wednesday aud nzv rtr1 rHaf-
heavier 2orces AZ -Ie sa4re -.-e ra5a
viii send night -tRar Eear-asz
through he --c1 over N4aasa alley
10 ,de Chic
The only danger 5elar sar.a r L
d.auagoiis Is Al t-afavst where vzrs-
from ne Nsaash is lade-7r.l.nz 4
alga ra..rGad ern1a1 tzneu1 sncut , :
sertCns sreaa aeeur a a.ss-ter rsa- Ia
ao~ 3rsfaefed W. = aaeaef A.
G7araVfsss he -tver e che s6cr aseve
ne danger s.le ard rising Tka low
.antA sacvs add se.cv ne CRY ara
11ter wa-er and II sor.e 5laees the
RIVER IA several mics wide A. Hazel
tor @=lse river 3 a. cEe highest point
kncVr
The waier plant above Evansville ia
surrounded BY water, ard the ~orkmea
20 to and from ne plant in skits.
II the Hooded district below Terre
Haute and above Evansville. where
MONDAY night the IeFees broke. food
ing over 10000 acres Of rich bottom
lands. Inc Nater Is beginning TO slowly
-rfeT.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
HUNTING FOR MORE ASSETS
One Of the E.nfeI J. suIIv a -. Re-
cefger~ Apple For a "A order
a. E.xanin nation

View EarlE. Marea #-Baz.d 4
Miller. enc Of he we receivers TOR ne
suspended COTTON dr1 II Daniel J
Su.Iy & CO. sal f1a- ne receivers
aad applied . ~ Ezl-es s5a1=s ea4rr
for al 0r9er Ter he examination q
Edwin Hawiey a-d Frank Ray, he
alleged partners Il Su4F Z ne gig
cotton lea w1ica resu red 2 re sus-
pension II rs a-m- TIE 1b4eer u The
axaminariou VI u ID md more asouz
5uIg4 assets.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

san Francisco Narca 38-Murta-fc
ac.d vas found II me stomach u
Joan r Cce BY Tie cry chemist. VINO
1as reported -he faer 70 me coroner
Coe vas found dead A. the feor CT Z
1xhr II sJalrs down when he va
supposed 70 have fallen
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

BeuefcRtaine. O., March 30-The
post Office ar De Graf, ten miles from
here. vas entered BY robbers and the
safe blown with nitrogiycerin- The
building was partially wrecked. One
thousand dollars in money and stamps
was secured
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
Eminent snrsie.I Aathor neaa.

san Francisco March 85-Prof 4.
3 Arnold eminent as the author q
several surgical trea-ises and a dis
riEguished classical scholar ard trans
Iator II Hebrew ard Arabic writings.
is dead Al The advanced age o. s.. He
was born in Germany n 1873
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

ST. Louis. March 30-W. NJ. Corbett.
an attorney of Charlottesville. Mo,
Who came 10 ST. Louis to argue a case
Aefore the court OF appeals. fell through
Z iourth-story window of the Laclede
aotel at 2:30 Tuesday morning and
escaped with only a broken leg and
D cut OF the head Obstacles saved
Am
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

ST Louis March 3G.-Heury Sauer-
vein, a barber Of New Athens. III, was
drowned/in the Okaw river. monday.
near that town. by the overurning Of
ski7. Sauerwein and Henry Moore
had been hunting il the okaw bot
tOn,
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
GRATED LEAVE or ABSENCE
Nay Attend the CanveatIaa, At
81 Louss, IA Nay.

Warrington. March i8-Actlnz Post
Ver-f5e1era. Wy11e aas issued an
order allowing IN Jas cave Of al
sszee - a. 2csemaz1ers II second and
-1t-t-e!asa Dns- 1tices vao van q
aren't ne invention e ne Na5i8ra.
Assccta a. en 7 Pssraastsrs Il rhe sec
1rh ant -a--1-c.ass posr Offices. . 5e
1e.a 4 & Lau.s VA = .ezr.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
4 COST, VIII.

Stanton. Tex March Cool :. 2.
Singleton. 2 stockman Of Linn county.
allowed his cattle 70 drink water from
a well which he had dug. and GOO
head have died Analysis OF The water
shows thar il is impregnated with poi.
soroIs minerals
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
Murdered by italian Beggar.

Buenos Ayres. Argentina. March 30.
Herr DGfay the German vice-coasuI
al Salta. has been murdered by an
Italian beggar. who was arrested The
motive OF the murder is said 10 have
been revenge
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

St Louis March 30.-Wiliam p
Burke and John Murphy were sen
fenced 10 six months imprisonment
Monday morning in the United 4-ates
court for harboring and eoneealing a
deserter from the United States army.
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

4 '-tL-- -l.7'- - -3t-l-I+ 4tVI--
IL : G.zJazt city
III tell you a. about H. said TIE
bride. but
Dot remember yoa Always sad
Tou meant 70 marry a man xho could
give you Il Leazr everything YOU
Ea1ted, and a.so -har your wedding
4a0u.t be tae SWEETEST aEair he own
had ever known and as your husband
1as. doubtless, a.r=aty discovered. yoa
are q g4r. = your wort.@
II believe I'D say something
II ~ kind Wei ya4 see. II vas
this way. Bon Ted ald his cousin.
Arthur. wanted 70 marry ne. AMI u
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

Old Maid Boarder-I declare. I never
saw such beautiful Easter eggs. The
coioriLg must have been done BY real
artists.
The Crusty Bachelor-The one I Just
opened might have bee- painted By
one CT the old masters
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01
AN
EASTER WEDDING
4 COMEDY WITH \ MORAL

~. . TELL me a. aacut your we'd
n ing cried t1e friend from
LII Z elsra-- ct-v
The Forrest City times., 1904-04-01

RELIC OF THE REMOTE PAST.
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international Comfy.

OTTAWA. Ont, May 26.-Cardinal
Gibbons speaking at a reception here,
said he felt inclined to accept the kind
ness extended to him, an American citi-
zen. as an evidence OF the cordial rela-
tons that existed between the two coun-
tries. Every railway track across the
frontier was living vein connecting
the hearts of Canada and the United
States.
If any dispute should ever arise be-
tween these two nations it would have no
regard to war, but rather as TO which
should surpass the other in the fields OF
commerce and trade and civilization and
humanity.
If any dispute" said he should arise
I earnestly hope that it will be settled by
boards of arbitration; not on the battle
field. but in the chamber of Cancellation:
We have practically the same form OF
government as you and we understand
what liberty is"
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The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
Several lots on the Island of Molo-
kai more specifically referred to as fol-
lows:
ID Eight pieces in Waialua, convey
ed to Mortgagor by S. B. Dole ct al.
by deed recorded in Liber rs, page 455.
Lot 1, 1.3S acres; 2, L loi, 15-100 acre; 3,
1 loi, called Pehu, 12-100 acre; 4, 1 loi,
ZOO acre; 5. loi, called Keoahu, 500
acre; 6, loi, called Aipuaa, S-100 acre:
Z, 1 loi, called Hokau. 10-100 acre; S, 1
loi, called Ilikoele, 2-100 acre.
CD Kuleana of Palu, R. P. 1919 on
L. C. A 1929 in Honomuni. 40 perches.
go An undivided fourth in Paakai
Kuleana in Waialua, r. P. 6535 on L. c.
A. $685., 8 acres and perches.
(D An undivided half of the Naai
Kuleana. Waialua, r. P. 1855 on L. c..
A 4755, acre and SO perches.
6796-May 20, %. June 3, 10, IS.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TION TO FORECLOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.
POHAKAHI.

In accordance with the provisions of
certain mortgage made by Daniel
Pohakahi to Albert n. Campbell. Trus-
tee, dated February 23rd, 1903, recorded
in Liber 244, page 232, notice is hereby
given that the mortgage intends to
foreclose the same for conditions, brok-
en-, to wit: non-payment of interest and
principal.
Notice is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from the date
of this notice, the property covered by
said mortgage will be advertised for
sale at public auction, at the auction
rooms o. James F. Morgan, in Homo
lulu, on Monday, the 18th day of June,
1904, at u noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had of W.
r. Castle, attorney for mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, May 20th 1904.
ALBERT N. CAMPBELL, TRUSTEE,
Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
Lot No. % in the Palama Tract, in
Honolulu, mauka of King street, as set
forth in map recorded in Liber 1913, page
800. This lot has an area of $3.50 square
feet and will make a good business or
residence site.
67s6-May 90 81, June 3, 10, Is.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Documentary evidence of the bigamy
Of D. A. Macintosh. who is serving
time for embezzlement, was received
from Canada in the Sonomais mail.
Buoys with mooring chains for Ha-
waiian harbors could not be shipped
from San Francisco in the transport
Sheridan on account of lack Of room.
Captain Rosehill. tTfe veteran Pacific
voyag ger, is quoted as saying the Japa-
nese on the small islands west are
killing sea birds by the million, his
judgment being from what he obsery-
ed on Marcus Island.
The case of an aged native woman
named Kauaiua, who died medically
unattended and alone in Waialua dis
trict, has given rise to talk that if post
mortems are ordered by the police in
such cases the expense will counterbal-
ance all the saving made by cutting Of
the pay Of Government physicians.
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Million Dollar Theatre.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The last steps
necessary for securing the site for the
new theatre in Monroe street, between
Dearborn and State streets, have been
taken at a meeting OF the board OF
Education. The new structure, which IS
to cost ST 100000. will be twenty stories
high. built OF white terra Gotta and made
fire-proof 1t viii be an Office building
but the lower floors are to contain
theatre which will be eighty feet wide.
An entrance 40 by 90 feet is planned:
and the intention is 10 make it one OF
tbe most beautiful in the city. The au-
diforiu1n has been designed, it is de-
clared. with an eye to beauty, safety
and complete comfort. It's seating capa-
CITY will be 1900
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURE SALE.
S. K. KUPIHEA.

In accordance with the provisions of
certain mortgage made by S. K. Ku-
pihea to Henry n. Castle, dated Aug.
10th, 1885. recorded in Liber 95, page
297, now held by VIM. F. McWhirLer,
as assignee, notice is hereby given that
the mortgage intends to foreclose the
same for condition broken, to wit: nom
payment of interest and principal.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from the
date of this notice, the property covered
by said mortgage will be advertised for
sale at public auction, at the auction
rooms of James F. Morgan, in Homo
lulu, on Monday, the 18th day of June,
1904, at II noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had of w.
R. Castle, attorney for mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, May goth. 1904.
WIN. F. M'WHIRTER,
Assignee of Mortgage.