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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15

the street was almost blocked and well
nigh impossible to the carriages and,
teams. The camera liend was there In all
lis glory, despite the overcast sky and
dark day, and through this, battery pass
ed Mrs Chadwick with Marshal Chand-z
Ter and his two deputies into their car
riage. They were Immediately! driven
away to the Federal building. All the
time the crowd kept hooting and jeering
and as the carriages rolled away from the
station they We're followed by some Of.
the crowd. The shouts and cries were
taken up, and passed along, all the way
to the Federal building, through the bust
est part of the city. AS the carriages
ncared the building the crowds on the
sidewalks broke into the streets and many
began ia run beside the carriages eX-
lpectIng to see Mrs. Chadwick as she
entered the building by the main en-
trance. In this the crowd was dlsap-
pointed, for the carriage with the prisoner
was driven into an alley In the rear OF
| the building. as the crowd was being
cleared from, tho alley eager. peering
faces were thrust into the carriage Win
| dows and vulgar expressions were hurled
| ut tho occupants Mrs. Chadwick was
taken to the fifth floor OH the freight
| elevator. The police con tinucd to beat
jback the crowd, and out Of the next car
/ rIare the nurse, Freda, was assisted ana
| taken up 10 join her mistress: Emil did
| not leave tho carriage throughout the en-
! tire proceeding. 5@.
While Mrs. Chadwick with her nurse
{. was IN the Federal building Emil, III the
/ carriage outside was, subjected to the
scrutiny OF the mob, and was forced
10 listen to allathcmas and malicious AZ
I well as sarcastic and bitter references &c
notes, diamonds. securities" and
i The like Even the, clerks In the posi-
sI5onlce, working on the ground floor Of tht
building, flocked to q rear door, located
4 next 10 the one entered by Mrs. Chad
wick and laughingly shouted Lets sec
i, the Securities referring 10 baggage OF
Mrs. Chadwick and lSredas which they
saw through the carriage doors.
Declined to Plead to Indictment
Mrs. Chadwick had a long conference
with her attorney, Sheldon r, kerrish
Z She said she did not care TO plead totth'
!. indictments just found against her ant
WAS taken TO tho jail When she wal
about TO leave the Federal building thu
excitement was greater, II possible, thar
before. The carriage after few delays
| forced n passage and once out Of tn
. | alley Mrs Chadwick was hurried ava.
u. 10 the jail. SHE passed through street
| With thronged curbs only to run tn
gauntlet Of another mob that had bee,
D gathering for hours, Into the jail tn
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Racing at New Orleans.

NJ BY a ssOc!lttd Y I'fEEH. ~.
NEW ORPHANS. peg oniv a.m ,p !
ness and Aladdin We're lleG ohly W'''n'HH
Iirst race-selling, ilyo fnrlongs,I3I OF
ness n to 81 first Orlskhry 70 t1 y sec co
5ond Little Jack Horncr Y 70 " lhlra
second fase-sellIng. mile md a gnar,
terra faddln 20 to 81 first, George VIVIAN .i
"a to - second, Lee King 60 to y thlra,
: Third mce-solling, flro furlong s-IGo1
second, I;sterre "a toBl) third Time, ! ;@
M Fourth vlce-selling, one miler-Aytollsl y
6Q2 to )$1rst,fI Is to- y second
pooh q to u third. Time, 4; 40 70 u
top y' HIST, Jaliela iitG seeoSd saisd!n
EQluo 10 third Time, 4 40 20. ~! i
Sixth race;-one lntle,-14ady Chnrlo1t,t o., g
10 Estl q NHwf fbIrd f. ine sgeed SeceT
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General

Mrs. Chadwick arrives in Cleveland and
Is jeered by Immense crowd that blocks
traffic; issues statement to- public; five
new Indictments brought against her
Annual banquet of Southern Society in
New York Japanese guns reach all por-
tons of Port Arthur. not vessel ailoat
in harbor: terrible effect of dynamite as
offensive weapon-Session Of Congress-:
House committee impeaches Judge Swayne
before bar of Senate; urgent deficiency bill
passed; Baker discusses. trusts and criti-
5cises Attorney General-Smoot inquiry
continues I'm gland to be asked TO par
tcipatc in celebration Of Jamestown Ter
centenary-.Avenue to Mount Vernon,
Colonel Bill Greene fails to arrive in Bos-
lton-1rial of Nan Patterson in New
York-Two killed ard property valued at
$4,000 DESTROYED In MINNEAPOLIS fire
Reported scheme for reorganiza ton of
finances Of Seaboard Air Line Party OF
nine. including woman. have narrowing
experience and narrow ape---F 'armerSs
TO organize to fight cotton-boll worm.
Stock market makes ATTEMPT to recover.
but sinks to low level at close---Walthour
and other riders suspendcd-Dr. Alder
man to address New York bankers.
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COL. : BILL Greene i. Enc
DID NOT ARRIVE:
(Coatinued from Tlrst Page.,

r =. . 4
worthless or partly worthless stoclssy q
bank in Kansas. which has the hoardinygs
of n hard working community, wires 70 {,
u Chicago bank Loan out our balance Of
100000, Another bank in Iowa, which
also has tho savings Of community,
wires to the Chicago bank Loan out
our balance OF 500, 200, And when q hun-
drcd banks have sept In the same mes
sage, tho Chicago bank wires TO the CITY
National Tank, In New York ; Loo 2
ont our balance OF $lo,0oo0cl When
ten big banks have sent IL similar !, OF OF
ders, tho City National Bank has SlN,-
100000 to gamble with, and raise Or loW7
er tho price of stocks at VIII III,
"Mr. Rogers gives the word to Mr.. Still
man; Let them have 500, 5000 to boost
the market, and then VIC hear.of trothI
,ingham rising In tho Stock EXCHANGE ana
crying: We lave sl0O.0oo00o. Brihs gu
anything you have; we'll buy It.
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: NEW CHARTERS.
Attorney General Gilyner Goes to
Charlotte to Defend Registrar.

ESChalOtte 10 OelenQ sESeSlSll a a :.
Especial TO The Tires ioispaich.>
Il RALEIGH. N. c., Dec. 1.-THE See
Rotary Of the State charters the Eagle
Manufacturing Company, OF Wilmington;
captsi. $4,000. with privilege OF increas-
ing to $4,000. Incorporators. James A.
Lewis, i. "A. Powers and others. Buggles
and other vehicles are to be gmanufac-
tured. ..s- ;si .8 jfy Hi ".
The directors. OF the Central Hospital
for the Insane here held their annual
meeting tonight. received annual re-
ports from the superintendent and other
officers and formulated an address TO
the Legislature for Increased facilities.
Tho report shows $3.50 inmates, the ut
most capacity being 4o5.
The Murphy, N. c., Electric Light and
Power Company Is chartered. with s6,-
900 capacity to establish a light and .
power plant there. J. Gentry Is the priIl-
cipal incorporation, 81 =, .
Il Attorney General Gilmers left for Char
lotto to- might to defend j. w. Simpson.
who is to be tried In the Federal Court
on the charge that while serving as!8reg-
istrar for the election OF 1902. he aunduiy
Disseminated against a negro prcncher
named Black, In TINT he declined q 70 y, Y.
hin register because he mlsspelle Gu
dividend. s5.s
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gave warn, hand grasp and said
hearty God bless you
Shrank From Crowd.

III When the train drew In the station at
Cleveland, Mrs. Chadwick caught q
glimpse of the great crowds which
swnrmed about the trnin-shcd and was
/, grouped on vantage points on the heights
surrounding the station. She instinctly.
room and said:
y cannot see why all those people
should be here" T.
After the TRAD Ind been empticd Of
SITS passengers, United States Marshal
@ Chandler OF Ohio, stepped aboard her
car the Aida" and made his way 10
/. the drawing room, where he was intro
duced to Mrs, Chadwick. She asked that
she be taken out as speedily as possible
and preceded by Emil Chadwick and
\ 1'reda Swanstorm. The nurse, the party
made its way 10 the platform and thence
i through the dense crowds 10 a carriage
4 In waiting
Although in her own city no friendly
face. greeted her at the car, and Mrs.
Chadwick stepped into her carriage az
II she had been an entire stranger to this
community.
The crowd had become impatient with
the delay Of Mrs. Chadwick's arrival, and
began to ieer and whistle Az soon M
Z Mrs, Chadwick's son. Emil, and her faith.
1ul nurse, Frcda Swanstrom appeared O,
the car platform and stepped TO the sta.
lion. Mrs. Chadwick was recognized Is,
the crowd and there was spontaneo,l.
outburst Of ieers, whistles and shouts OF
coarse epthets.
Shouts Of Herds the notes. and
Where's the money2'' greeted Mrs
Chadwick upon her appearance ana ms
the viciousness Of the mob dnwned upon
& 'er, she seemed 10 grow faint, and way
IS cred as though about to fall 1t seemed
that but for III deputy mnrshals support
Of her, she mhst utterly collapse.
Spectacular Arrival.
The arrival OF the woman was mos
spectacular in every respect and in mark
ed contrast to her previous arrivals II
{. her home city,. As soon as The police
could clear a way and bring about SOM
semblance of order about the platform
the officers led their prisoner toward tn
gate and out through The entrance. Their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
DOING GOOD WORK
Members Well Pleased With
Bible Society's Doings.

Atm rocent meeting OF Lhe3 I7DOI!ru ,uE
nanasers OF tile Biblo Society Of yir.
gina reports showed that tl.o SOCIETY W %p
doing good work the Slnte; n M nrssent
were REV. Dir. y. Mclradep;;, ~ =. y ~ !,
brooke, j. q. Yall!aIns, ~ GAaallk AK! y
lie Roy II. Atkins, the hey ~, -, 4,
ana Tie Rev. W. s, Gcampbcll., 4. {. y, (
II developed from the reports s laI., IN,
bles had been sent to-, I'hoehus, !, No1tot "
and other places for mission sWnrK. ~.
terestlng document and ~ slpYWed 4 W., "
aotlyO Work Was In PROGRESS ~ p VIZ NY ny
ElttltG.L al5l ~ III wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Z m {, BANISRU PTC,Y.
Procee ddings Are Commenced j
Court for C, c. Ostrander.

Yesterday proceedlngs II Observation-Disclosures
were commenced by Roscoe g nelson . 4 az ~,
torney for Chase hii Ia ae
placed al $li,697ii and tho assets at g, sg1.
Debts amounting to sSGd, 70 are pref,erredt'
these being due for taxes; eng REM,
Dstrander 4 on unsecured notes OF over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Woman Gets Estate.

! lIjy ABs1claIeH !7Ttss'J =, rs c,,,,r,.-
FORT EDWARD, M. ~. pee. il H., w
rosate Fluzer handed down y Decision w
day In favor or Kate |, Ecrrls. ~ ~ ~
lan,a, Gn awarding her the rescue "a ~ !.
tie estate Of Charles Ferris, late OF s'ahay
I'LL, N, H., amounting TO sl0'QQQ. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Every Item a Daily Necessity NJ :; { 81
Ala Big Saving at Cur Stores

Best American, Graduated Sugar, KIN
PR pound. q. ......... rs. ...VF./4C#
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen.. $50. 80. 2oc
Swcttzer Cheese, pound ....... 100
Sour Pickles, gallon .zoc
Small California Hams, lb....... .......ee
Lardc irish Potatoes, peck............l5s c
srnlthfeld Hams, pound...... ...'.. ' .
French Candy, pound. -. ..... .... 80
New VIrutrIa BuckWhcat,a7 lbs...,..25os
New Boneless Goldfish, Ib.s..... ...,eo
Imported Kaoarc,l and spashetto, 10 90
Whole Sweet Pickle, quartz ......... loo
Mountain Butter, 2 lbs for f6c
New Homlny ana Grlts. z lbo FOR. 100
Va. Comb Honey, 2 lbs S................eeo
Best Carolina Rlce, pound ..-..........:eo
LARGE Juicy Lemons, dozet, -. 's 2
Early juno Peas, car, .yo
Shredded cocoat,tit, pound. 7. l1% e
New Rolled Oats. 1aWkcyc,s packa0e..'eo
Canned Tonratocs..... ...... !. /. !. on o.
New Navy Beans, quart. .i.'...oc
Best City Meal, per PIX. t7c., or busn I. o 90
Best Cream Cheese, e pounds 4 or. 1oo
Canned Tomatoes, 4 large cans for.. -
Quart Jars Home Made Sweet Pickles: 4'1 1oo
Try our silver KING Minnesota Patent
Flour 3ec, or barrel... /. a....... $o.oo
Blackberry or cataWba Wine. quart. 100
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, lb....4 Ao
j Salt, Pork, pcr pound. .....r...S..,......oc
Country Joics, pound. 90
Black Enamel Stove Polish, box. :......3c
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound ......7c
corncd or Fresh Hams, pound...... go
canned Corr, 8 for.... .,. 80. 90 90
SDuffy's Mali Whisky, per bottle..... 300
S. uLLMAN'S SON,
MaIn-street Stores, ts2o.is22 East Main
Street; Marshai- Street Store, COS e.
Marshall street.
tPhon.s at our TWO Stores.
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7AsHLAND SCHOOL BURNS.
Temporary Quarters at Ran
3it Il, dolph- Macon.
fsnccial to Thc Times- Dispatch.)

Especial Ito The Times Dispatct NJ
III ASHLAND, VA. Dec. 1.-THE public
school building OF Ashland. known as the
graded school, was destroyed y" fire . ",
Bday.s1A defective flue was the cause. INC ne
school building to-day was consumed u ~
Just twelve minutes. Nearly Two hn n,Nl g
children OF four grades were crowded IN
the closest floor area Ihey e..
caped Without any deHIEer enp,ied
Ashland School I, Boara y y sadI
suitable school room. Tho secretary Of
Randolph College, M ,aln
rnrily by lending the college chapel room ,,1n.
until january LIST. and The offer was q nick-
~ accepted. School will be resumed I to-
morrow In this room. !. IS :. Z, ~,
Fl 1t is likely that the School Board VII
act quickly by condemn!ng some private
property for the nd force the
The building Just destroyed was insured
for $500 which wil give Z smaN nHei ~, 70
Eplediately solicited and a m ass meeting
held, as it Is proposed to consider nothing
but an ample and up-t date new build
ing, which will he q credit to the town W
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sshe would not treat loans. made by the
4 Oberlin Bank in the same manner.
z Several other Witnesses were heard.
District Attorney Sullivan handed In the
documents which he had previously pre-
pared and in five minutes thereafter Mrs.
Chadwick, Bec1with and Spear had been
indicted. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Died Of His Wounds
h fs;necinl To Tho Times, DIspatc

(Npeclnl 10 Tho Tllnns-D Ispatch,) E
v III I.s 4, N 4. O., Dec 1l.r7A quilla Rector
who on Nc nday en- gngea SIN plgt0l duel
county, died to-day OF Shis wounds, Mox-
Icy cannot liye through the mig ut. ~ lie
men Qlarreled8 over u {,at Ito trade,
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Was. Caught in the Act.

Watchmen richardson and OYerbyS Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com-
pany. caught an old negro named Minor
Walters in; the act Of stealing shoes from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Nortl, Carolina.

The Hotel Davie at Mocksvll,e burns;
five thousand loss and no insurance;
many narrow scapes--.Attorney-Ge neral
goes to Charlotte to defend j. w. SImp-
son, registrar, charged with dscriminat-i
ing against a negro yoter--Judge Pritch-
ard will endeavor to have the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals meet a
8Ashevlle--yVilliam Grant, aged resident
OF Ashevtlie. killed by q train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
HOTEL BURNED
At M0Ck| (
Lady Manager Badly Burned
and. Her Sister Loses
Her Hair.
GUESTS HAD MARROW RI ESCAPE
.--.------
One Travelling Man Forced IS
Jump From Second Story.
No Insurance.
GUESTS HAD MARROW ESCAPE

nenlal "a rhs rimes.plspatch.,

Especial to rho Times Dlspatch.)
WINSTON SALEM. n. c.. December
14.s.The DAVE Eotel, at Mocksville, was
destroyed early this morning. causing n
loss Of 5000 with no Insurance, 1t was
"a large franc building, erected In 1896
Mrs. M. Il. Kelly, who owned and con-
Quoted tho hote;. was badly burned in the
face in her efforts to cxtlnguis the
flames.
Her sistcr, Miss Jane Austin had her '1
hair burned Off. Several travelling men,
who. wcro stopping ut the hotel. had mar
row escapes, and one was forced TO leaf
from II second story window.
The swicegood Hotel, Of, tho opposite
side OF the street. caught fire several
times
The favorablcness Of the wind saved
the business portion OF the town from
,being destroyed.
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SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS.
The Wca ther.

The Weather.
wAsTIINGToN, Dec l4.--F ofeeas1 'o -
Virginiae-irair Thursday. except snoW VA n
snifheasi portion; Friday fair; fresh norm
winds. brisk on the coast ": rr,,,,rsd,y.
e tol S,ss r sy laa wsds FRIDAY far
n,ennona,. Weather. yesterday was
E clear
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER M " Il
"a. NJ. . ( !: !. %
sP. NJ ..yJs. - 1880. sv
Up. M....... 81
gS
verare I. ... ~. 90 Is
Highest tempera ture yesteriay....... 81
i,nswsst temperature Yesterday. d lS
Nom ie,nperaturesycste rle y............ 20
Normal temperature for Deccmber... 49
Departure fiomnormhi iem q pS,,,,u ~
Precipitation during past = iiou' - ! ~
Richmond.
o,;estion of West virginia's responsi..
biiity for her st,aretof VirSinia,s old dept
miiy he forced Son formers attentlon ny
suit brought by this state IN me o rae,,l
erSshoots young man passing his door. tna
bullet having been fired at negroes VITO WIG
Threatened the eatlnghonIe m ai Gbe ssso
ptAsie and Ohio cmploye caught ~ the
arY OF robbing5a freight car-----s'lr erlnt,en-
DIT sings out that for, for once In,,. ne h ha
inE Organized for purpose Of having. here
q & first-class athletic field ---i Dung
actress not d Richmond girl; though she
Church in New Kent county may be re-
stored by an appropriation from Consre
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ASK THE POLICE.
About nFeWer gallons; wears longer"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
THOUGHT WAR
HAD BROKEN OUT

In the absence Of an afternoon cable
gram service yesterday the wholesale
stop-overs from the America Maru.
gave rise to the belief with mang peo-
pie that war had broken out between
Japan and Russia and that the pas
sengers had no desire to continue
voyage on vessel which might have
Russian shells rieochetting about it
before Japan was reached. The rea-
son for the wholesale stop-overs was
that the people wanted to have a good
look at Hawaii and decided to remain
over in Honolulu for a week or So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
HENDRY STARTS
AFTER ADACHI

United States Marshal Hendry start
ed yesterday on his voyage to Japan
to secure the person of Adachi. the
star witness in the en-Dollar-C Club
Maru. The departure of the Mar
shall, which is the first instance of this
kind IN the history of Federal soy
ereignty In the Hawaiian Islands. was
the occasion of no little effort on the
part of his friends to make it a pleas
ant home-leaving. He was accom-
panied to the vessel by United States
District Attorney Breckons and a large
number of japanese. He was also
given letters of introduction to inf1u-
entail Japanese at Yokohama so that
his stay in the land of the Mikado is
certain to be filed with pleasure.
The Japanese man, whose tip to the
United States District Attorney formed
the basis of the evidence against the
members of the notorious organization,
was present. and he gave the Mar
shall cordial goodbye. Numerous
Ieis presented to the Marshal attested
to his wide circle of friends.
Marshal Hendry, who is accompanied
by his young son Robert, goes to Yo-
kohama, and the first effort to obtain
possession Of the person of Adachi will
be made thereat. If necessary he 4
will follow the trail of the alleged per-
jurer all over Japan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
Captain Going stopped.

Captain P. II. Going of the Nippon
Maru was arrested yesterday by Unit
ed States Marshal Shine on an indict-
ment charging. him with having al
lowed a Chinese passenger to escape
from the steamer in 1910. Captain
Going was indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury on October 81 of last year,
since which time he has made a few
trips to China and return. He gave
$1,000 bail yesterday and was released
Call.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
LOCAL BREvlrIEs.

All lovers Of music should hear Erie
denthal the pianist who will be in
Honolulu on Feb. 5th.
Miss Nora Sturgeon is returning to
Honolulu in the steamer Korea, due
next Monday from San Francisco, ow-
ing to the serious illness of Mr.. Henry
Waterhouse.
A letter arrived to an address in
Honolulu recently stamped as having
been "missent to Haverhill, Mass" 1t
was originally directed to Honolulu,
T. H, but too smart clerk scratched
out the initials of the Territory of Ha-
wall and inserted Mass
The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton of the German Lutheran church of
Honolulu was held in the schoolhouse
adjoining the church yesterday even
ing. Consul H. A. Isenberg presided.
About one hundred members were
present. Reports of the years work
in different branches were presented,
and committees for the ensuing year
elected.
Be sure and hear Prudential, the
world-renowned pianist, who will ap-
pear in Honolulu on Feb. 5th.
w. F. Jocher, the orchestra director
in the presentations of Carmen on
Thursday and Saturday evenings, is
leaving Honolulu this morning in the
ship George Curtis from the Railroad
wharf at 10 o'clock. It is specially re-
quested by Mrs. Annis Montague Tur-
ner that all members of the chorus, as
well as the principals, assemble at the
wharf not later than $50 o'clock, to
give Mr.. Jocher hearty seEdoff.
Lieut.. Condr. A. P Niblack, assist
ant lighthouse inspector, by circular of
Jan. q, announced that for thirty days
application would be received at his
Office, So Alexander Young building, for
civil service examination for filling the
positions now occupied by persons hold
ing temporary appointments in the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, and for establishing
registers of eligibles from which APP
pointments of keepers and assistant
keepers Of lighthouses will be made.
must be citizens of the
United States, over eighteen and under
fifty years of age.
Prudential will make a return visit
to Honolulu on Feb. 9Th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
New Years Advertiser ready for mail.
ing at Sc each to be had at the Office.


The transport Sheridan, to sail at
noon on February LIST from San Fran
cisco for Manila by way Of Honolulu
and Guam, will carry not only large
number OF saloon passengers, but half
a hundred men Of the Marine Corps
bound for the Philippines. Among the
men are the nine members of the base
ball team that became celebrated in
Manila two years ago by its success in
winning about every game played in
the islands. They have their base
ball outfits with them now, and ex-
pect to play a game with Honolulu's
best team during the brief stop here
about February Sth. Two billiard Ia
bles and a piano are also to be taken
by the men ON the Sheridan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Fresh water bathing 9. feature on the
Hefghts


Heights o
Shop at Sachs today.
Stationery. fine stationery, removal
sale at Lyons.
A ride on the Heights electric cars
Ia the best tonic.
Whitney & Marshs great clearance
sale begins this morning
A reward is offered for a lady's
breastpin which has been lost.
Reduction in all lines at Whitney &
Marsh's clearance sale this morning.
Forty-five inch Pequot pillow casing
121ac. yard at Sachs.
The Territorial Messenger Service Of
flee has moved to Hotel and Union
streets. Telephone Main 361.
Good responsible party advertises in
our classified advertisements for a
four-room UNFINISHED cottage.
Imported gingham, 20 and Csc. quail
ity, today 121zc. yard at Sachs.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold their reg
uiar business meeting this evening at
7:30 O'Clock. All members are requested
to attend.
Consult w. L. Howard when making
an investment in Hawaii He is con-
sentative man, and well recommended,
with fifteen years business experience
in Honolulu.
The William C. Lyon Co, Ltd, have
leased their store and will remove to
the floor above on February 9th. Re-
duction sale will positively close next
Saturday night.
A. Blom, in the Progress block, offers
specials this week that are unequaled
in this city. See announcement on
page of this issue-top of column,
left hand side. Every offer guaranteed
genuine or money refunded.
Fifteen and Csc. new Dresden ribbons,
today 10 and 15c. yard at Sachs.