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Mems q I.
New NeckWear.

Most men are particular about the
pattern and style of their necktie.
10 please everybody is pretty hard
task, but the average man would
have to strain a point to find fault
with Our new spring assortment. All
the latest shapes and styles and eff
fects are here, and the qualities are
absolutely the best for the several
prices asked, ranging from soc. up.
We will endeavor to display each
Saturday an entirely new line OF
Mems lies, i'll the latest effects as
they appear, at the popular price of
SOC. Each.
You may expect to see something
new tomorrow.
Main floor, st.
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SENTENCES IMPOSED.
Court Passes Upon Number of Criminal
Gases.

Justice Pritchard. in Circuit Court No .,
today imposed sentences as follows:
Cornelius Johnson, housebreaking, eleven
months and twenty-nine days in Jail; VIM.
Diggs assault and battery. eleven months
and twenty-nine days in Jail; Levi Tolliver,
housebreaking and the larceny of horse
from Allen Colbert, three years in the peni-
tentiary; Clarence Hewlett housebreaking,
eleven months and twenty-nine days in jail;
Rassie Storkes, housebreaking. reform
school during minority; Robert Williams,
housebreaking, three years in the peniten-
tiary. Charles Harris and Arthur Bolden,
housebreakng and larceny, four years in
the penitentiary.
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Special Sale of
Real Kid Gloves.

Women's Imported Real Kid
Plque Gloves third below the usual
price. We offer a new lot Just re-
ceived OF so dozen, with one button
or two metal clasps, spring weight,
IN coachman's drab, buff, white,
mode, tan, black and black with
white embroidery. They are soft and
elastic, elegantly made and finished,
and represent an exceptional value
at the price.
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DAVID D. STONE DEAD
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN OF
WASHINGTON PASSES AWAY.
succumbed to Complication Of Diseases
at Early Hour This Morning
His Career.

David D. Stone, for many years identified
with the real estate interests of the District
as a member of the firm of David d. Stone
& Co. of SO4 F street northwest succumbed
to complication of diseases at 1:25 this
morning at the Garfield Hospital. at which
institution he had been under treatment for
several weeks. All the members of the
family, with the exception of one daughter,
were at his bedside when the end came. Mr..
Stone was sixty-five years of age.
The fatal illness of Mr.. Stone dates back
to about the 1st of February, when he first
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Read American Authors.
From st. Nicholas.

1t is in some sense your duty to know The
greater writer's of ones own land. So,
without neglecting Shakespeare. Tennyson,
Scott, Thackeray, Dickens and others from
over the sea, the young American should
find place for some of the works OF Haw-
thorne, Emerson, Poe, Longfellow, Lowell,
Whittier, Irving. Cooper and other great
men of our own, for each of these has his
own peculiar merits and charm the power
of saying what no other would say in the
same manner. Keep upon your table a
volume by any of these and you will soon
learn its worth.
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Damages Alleged.

Proceedings at law to recover damages
in the sum of 5000 were instituted yes
terday in the District Supreme Court by
Frank E. Frere against Emmett Riordan
1t is alleged that February 90 last Mr.. Ri
ordan assaulted Mr.. Frere, to the great
damage of the latter. The complainant is
represented by Attorney Joseph Shillngton
and Thompson & Laskey
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Mems New
Spring Hats.

Men are proverbially averse to
shopping. Time is too valuable with
them to afford many minutes to the
details of dress. They are inclined
to be satisfied with the first thing
shown them if it is at all fit. Espe-
cially is this true of the hat.
Selling hats-properly, intelligent
ly-is business in itself, and one in
which the masters are few. To know
the correct shape required by each
individual, and to inpart the knowl-
edge honestly, are two of the quail
ties of master halter. These two
qualities are largely in evidence here.
Look over the lines represented.
You will find goodly COMPANY
Stetson is of it-every hat of quality,
whatever the price. No cheap hats,
but many marked surprisingly low.
Special attention is directed to our
line of es
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But Slightly Injured.

The Weems line steamer Calvert. which
went ashore in Smiths creek. on the lower
Potomac, Monday last. while on a trip from
this city to Baltimore. was fioated yester-
day and is expected to reach Baltimore to-
day. The damage done the steamer is but
slight and she will. it is stated take her
place upon the route next week.
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complained of feeling ILL., The symptoms
were similar to those which precede an at
tack Of grip, and he did not regard them as
of a serious character. He consulted his
physician, but continued to discharge his
duties at his Office the following week. At
the end of that week the disease seemed to
take frmer hold upon him. and Bright S
disease developed, followed by complica-
ton Of diSea Ses.
At the suggestion of his physician Mr..
Stone decided to take rest from his busi-
ness duties, and remained indoors at his
home, 2021 Massachusetts avenue north
west. He did not, however, seem to improve
to any marked degree, and it was deemed
advisable to have him taken to a hospital.
Accordingly he was removed to Garfield
Hospital about three weeks ago. A slight
and gradual improvement was noted in his
condition. and it was thought for time by
his physicians that he would recover.
Their hopes however, We're shattered last
Sunday, when 1t was noticed that he had
taken a change for the worse. Mr.. Stone
continued to grow weaker and death re-
suited this morning, Mr. Stone retaining
consciousness until the end.
Funeral Tomorrow.
Funeral services over his remains will be
held tomorrow afternoon at his late resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, will off,
ciate The remains will be placed aboard a
train Sunday and conveyed to Mif11ntown,
Pa. for interment, at which place MI Stone
resided before coming to Washington. His
wife two sons-Messrs. Charles p. and Rob-
ert Stone of the firm Of Stone & Fairfax
and three daughters, Mrs. Curtis Bosserman
of Harrisburg, Pa. and Misses Maude and
Belle Stone survive him.
Mr. Stone was a Virginian, having been
born in Norfolk, where he spent his boyhood
days At an early age his parents sent him
to the Washington and Jefferson College, at
Washington, Pa, from which institution he
graduated with the degree of PHI d. Leav-
ing college. he went to Miffiintown, Pa,
where he engaged in the practice of law,
and where he married Miss Isabel Patter-
SON. He was identified with the courts OF
Pennsylvania until 1886 when he came TO
this city and entered the real estate busi-
ness. in which he was actively engaged at
the time he was attacked by his fatal i'll
ness
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We Also Offer Two Special Values i'm
Girls New PerCale and Bingham Dresses:

Percale Dresses, made in the reg
ulation style, in very large assort-
ment of neat light and dark effects.
Sizes for girls 4 to IL years old. A
very much better value than will be
obtained later.
Special price, $I.5o each.
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Chambray Gingham Dresses, low
neck, with white lawn bertha edged
with gingham to match body of
dress; sleeves finished in same way
sizes q to IL.
Special price, $I.5o each.
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Young Corbett" and Jimmy Britt
signed an agreement yesterday for new
division of their share of the receipts fol
their fight March 25 According to the new
articles, the winner is to receive 65 per
cent and the loser 50 per cent.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
$500 Hats,

in black and brown. Up-to-date
shapes for young men and standard
blocks for men of settled tastes. The
best value obtainable for, the money.
Other stylish hats, all warranted
as to permanence of shape and color
Soft, Stiff, Silk, at is.rsi
81, Sd, $3.50 and 81.
Evening star., 1904-03-11

John II. Clarke of Cleveland, who was
Mayor Johnson's candidate for the Senate
against Mr. Hanna, is to be run for Con-
gress by the democrats of the twenty-iirst
Ohio district.
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Saturdays ar
Pure Food List

Buying in large quantities direct
from the makers enables us to offer
at all times a fresh, clean and up
to-date stock and atllowest prices
consistent with first quality.
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Little Children's
Outdoor Costumes.

We have in Infants Department
every outftting requisite from in
fancy to S years of age, including
rare and beautiful Partisan novelties
that are exclusive, and call attention
to the following excellent values in
Outdoor Costumes for the baby:
2-piece Outfit for $4.25,
Consisting of Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloak
double cape, trimmed with fancy silk braid, anC
Null Cap close-titting, trimmed with fine tuck'
end hemstitched hem about face.
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An Unusually Good Value i'm
Girls New White Lawn GuimDes:

made of sheer material with yoke and trim
med neck and sleeves with hemced
exceptional value.
Special Price, S1.OO Each.
Third naa,G
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Saturday is Gbtloren1'@ Day.

b Novelty
all
duhsi of shMs, dfry W
Wilt by
andsprght asposdbe
hconent in
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Muslin
Underwear.

Low-priced undergarments, repre-
senting values very much better
than usual, and the best obtainable
at the several prices. Bright, new
goods, just arrived.
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apiece Outfit for S5.75,
Consisting of Cashmere Short Coat. white or col
ored. cape edged with cord and Null Cap. close
fitting. trimmed with fine tucks and finished about
face with narrow lace.
Third floor, Eleventh ST.
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Millinery for Children.

For the children we have provided unusual assortment
med and untmmed showing and real fitness
than before
Special called beautiful line OF Fancy Brad
Tuscan Straw Hats poke effects others large dropping
hats trimmed with ribbons flowers and chiffon edged with
rufaes
Also handsome line Of School Hats effectively trimmed with
large becoming bows other suitable
day
Also large of Roll Brm Sailors ribbon
bands and reamers, white and all the popular color
Popular prices prevail
Second Tentht
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Bakers Cocoa, can. ................... 19c.
Bakers chocolate, cake. ke................16 Ice.
hoyai Baking Powder, H. can.s............. .40c.
puryea Sorn starch, pckg. kg................ Sc.
Knox. Chalmers and Plymouth Rock Celia
une pckg ........................10 10c.
Soxs imported Gelatine, pckg. ............ 15c.
G9opers Puiyerized Gelatine, pckgs. for. .25c.
bIue LaDei Catsup, pit. bottle. ...........2 Gle.
Saiiiornla asparagus, can. can................., ,15c.
snrivers Blue Ridge Corn, ean.............. 10c.
Nan,icoRe tomatoes, cans for. ............2 25c.
hoiied Oats, pckgs. for. for..................25c 25c.
swift silver Lear Lard, in pals, lb. lie.
Greenpaums rum Pudding, cans for .25c.
imported Macaroni. pckg. g.........,..........1 .10c.
bufnnam Ciam Chowder, cans for. :. .25c.
Armours star brand Bacon, Ib, can. .23c.
1rapeccNuts,- pckgs for or.......,...........25 25c.
Best Straweerry Beats, .10c.
Lntz bros circus Soap, dozen cakes. $500. .45c.
onehe soap dozen cakes. kes...................4Sc .4Sc.
A fresh and complete assortment
OF Crackers and Waters in iner-seal
packages constantly on hand.
tn floor. Tenth st.
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Muslin and Cambria Drawers, good quail
ty, trimmed with hemstitched hem and clus-
ter of tucks, with hemstitched tucks ot
ana hem Pair .....-......- ~
Cambria Drawers, good quality, trimmed
with hemstitched tucked ru1ie, with (,
ruffle of embroidery and tucks. Pair. 49,. y
Cambria Short Skirts, good quality deep
lawn founce finished with two clusters of :,
tucks and two rows Of hemstitching. Each. y
Fine Nainsook Gowns, chemse style, low
neck, short sleeves. trimmed neck and
sleeves with bias fold finished with ribbon. y
Zach 4
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apiece Outfit for $500,

Consisting of Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloak, cape
| trimmed with scalloped edge braid, and Null
Cap, close-ftting, trimmed with embroidery or fine
| tucks.
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2-piece Outfit for $500,

Consisting of Bedford Cord Short Coat, cape trim
med with ribbon, and Null Cap close
fitting trimmed with fine tucks and finished about
| face with hemstitched hem.
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Girdle Corsets, wide tape, straight front ooe.
j. B. cirdle corsets straight front $I.oo
dip hip essses ataeeG aasisee straight front
p. n. Corsets, batiste, straight front, @ M
snort MP.
c. B. corsets. straight front din hin $2oo
dip p hip. D. corse.s Datiste' straight front $2.25
hip straight 'front.' dip $500
easties san I0a eSaseds straight front dip hip
Latest Style Bustles. Each. :. 25c. to 75c.
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
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Also a Special Value i'm
Girls Black Peau de Sole Silk Coats

made with large silk collar and appQued
silk top colar-a rich and stylish to
Special Price, SIS. 90 Each.
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Girls New ClOthing.


Tomorrow we will make some very attractive
offerings I'm New Spring Garments for girls and
misses and call special attention to the several
items that follow:
Misses Spring Suits of a-wool materials gray
urnba cuffs OF selcoh girde
flare skirt; sizes 10 and IS
Special Value at $500 EACH
The New Spring Refers
daily richly beautiful The
trimmings fancy and bright producing particularly
Special attention is asked to
Our New Regulation Sailor Refer,
ebrodeed cherons and stripes Sizes ID
year-old girls.
Special Value at $3.50 Each.
Also New Regulation Sailor Suits
SERGE regulation enbem; skirt is
made with yoke and laced in back; and
Special Value at $500 Each.
Also Special Value i'm
Girls Black Peau de Sole Silk Coats,
silk top colar-a very rich and stylish coat;
Special Price, $500 EACH
We Also Offer Two Special Values i'm
Girls New Percale and Bingham Dresses:
Percae Dresses made the Chmbray Gngam
naoh style IN very large asso neck with white lawn bertha
U f ~ ' , Ns4 aIu uaN Gu with gngham BODY
rT ,c tntr ao H. Iii dress sleeves finished same wav
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Also the following items in XII
monas, specially priced:
Short Kimonas of figured lawn yoke back
and front. finished with border of white roc
Long Kimonas of good quality figured
lawn, yoke back and front. finished with 1cr
border of white lawn. Each. ............... ~
Attention is also called to a new
shipment, just received, of the
Imperial Waist BlOuser.
The 'Blouser is n dainty piece of underwear
that falls below the bust line creating that fifty
fullness OF the shirt waist which dressmakers
strive hard to procure and which fashion demands.
Nothing else produce such stylish blouse
effect in waists dresses. 1t is indispensable for
women of slight figure
soc. each.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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Sn.OO a Pair.
Toy Depart rtment.

Regular SI.5o quality.
Main floor, C st.
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Boys Clothing for Spring.

American boys boys world And the
best clothing need not be expensive.
Boys Clothing Department contains the fine and medium
classes gooequang style the best producedand upon these
desirable lines we quote always the lowest prices
goody the and there most
1SaCOry assortment to choose from.
Special showing of in styles and
sizes designed for those who almost
suts-single doublebreas styles
for boys and young men, $3.50 EACH
Serge Suts-singe doublebreaste
styles $1,000 and $12. each.
Also beautiful line of Fancy Mixtures $1,000 $1,000 EACH
splendid line Spring Top Coats and Rain Coats of covert co
in several shades of tan and gray.
Also complete lines Sailor Blouse, Russian Blouse and Buster
Brown Suits ceviots and other good wearing materials
AS special offer lot of Buster Brown
Suits blue and stylish fancy mixture sizes to
Special Prices, S4.25 and SIS. 90 Each.
Regular Prices, $500 and 5000.
1 % % u91a,S % S %St s
Special price s375 each ss ss &c Z & s %
@ Hfss Suit; s@:s %s: 2 sa f%a hand fancy $500 each
' and s. 10 each rich n shade. ss 4mss s s, es e. Cloth Top Coats
@ ';s y sss; 'c" ay rsss as; rs. Boys Spring 7.: tam. gray. and
$500 up Special price $500 each.
in Raglan owrcs for
$3.50 and $1,000 EACH $675 and 81. each.
Boys New Furnishings.
complete stock upodate requirement
boy, and at very reasonable prices.
ored Madras Shirts washable band
Special Price, SOC. Each.
val Bows and Ch1drens Hats in great
'0 10 @l'0 s'Sn :' "s !s: "s ~. 'ss S % . ss E #: H
rich ..4 ., Now x.u. T., ,.,l s15o EACH
variety styles and line Caps
Thirds Ten M ' N soc. to $500 each
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Correct
COrsets.

COrsets.
The following items of Domestic
Corsets are few of the many makes
that characterize this stock-and
they can be depended upon to give
perfect satisfaction:
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The New Spring Refers.
Also New Regulation Sailor Suits,

made of fine alwool with all the
made with yoke and laced in back; 1 and
Special Value at $500 Each.
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Passengers Arrived.

From Ksu, Koua and Maui ports,
per stmr MSuns Los, Feb Prom
Kau: Mrs Lyman, S NJ Lilli.s,S SEES.
scr, r Henderson; from Kona:
JAS Upchurch, j M Kamsksu, Mrs
Lucy McWsyne, Miss Jaeger, Miss
Henkeniur, MIRO Walter Hoffman,,
Mrs A Cockburn and child: Mrs f j
Scott, Miss A f Beard, Mascu Motto
kobu, AC Wall, Yamashiro, Y L
leslie, Wing Foug, l. All Chew, Y
Au Chopg; from Maui: Hon Sam
Keliinoi, Miss l. Cocket,, Kuasaki,
6 Fl Pecht, Tawanaga and 5S dsek.
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Passengers Departed.

For lilo and way ports, per stmr
Claudine, Feb 2--W b Feguson aud
wife, II German, j w Wsldron, Mira
Geo Rots and child, Mrs Jas Scott
aud SOD, Mira EA Fenton Smith,
Rev A l. Hall, Rev W Fl Fenton-
Smith, S NJ Kanakanui, wife and
child, MI Pillubury, o 0Lewis, Mrs
D Mcintyre, Archie l. Gage, @ j
Fishel, o III Atwood, 4 W Single,
F H Moore, w A Cooley, Mrs L Ke-
poikai, Chas Butzke, Rev j Kekipi,
j Crozier, T McCrosson, B WRg-
oner, j W Kswai, wife and 3 child
rem, Rev G X Lowe and wife, Rev
Shin Yin Chin, Rev Q MiyaSawa, D
Kekuews, Rev Woo zee Bsw, Master
Goo Eu, Mr. Gil6llsU, r NJ IsenberR
Mrs j M Souzo, Mrs g v Jakius, j
w Pratt, A M Blown, DR. Cooper, j
g Smith, Jos Marsden, j H Fisher.
For Maui porte, per stmr Maui
Feb "a Comes, a E Carter and
wife, A B Stabell, Jas Kirkland
Fang You, Csc II Miranda
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Escaped Convict Captured.

Pedro Rodrigues, tue man who es.
cspod from Oahu prison wbile under
Ssntenes for robbing General Miles
at the Hrwaisn hotel, was captured
at Puuloa in Eva district this morn
ing by Deputy Sheriff Fernandez.
The much wanted man had lain
down in the brush to have nap
when discovered by the police, and
was taken before no could c1er re-
sistanee On his person was q dag
ger whetted TO an edge as sharp 40
a razor. 1t is beloved that he intend
ed TO make stand with bic weapon
when oornered.
RodriRuss came into town lsst
night on the train from Pearl City.
he was seen by q couple OF Porto
Ricor boys who reported the matter
TO tho police. Tho convict was then
traced to Kaksako but escaped cap
ture. This morning BIO took the
early train for Eva district. Sheriff
Fernandez got wind Of the facts aud
laid the trap that resulted in hii
capture. a reward OF $50 for the
capture OF the man Was posted by
Sheriff Brown yesterday.
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a Quiet Wedding.

At ST Andrews Cathedral at IL
o'clock this forenoon, Mr. Emil T
Dreier was quietly married to Miss
Caroline j CLARK, the Rev Frank
Fitz ofisialing. The bride was Civ
en- away by her uncle Dir Henry
Smith. Oaly the immediate rel
atives and friends OF the contracting
parties were in attendance.
The groom ia the eldest son Of
Mr. August Drsier and the bride
the eldest daughter OF Mrs
Caroline CLARK, widow. Her
father was the Rev Abel Clark,
long sioce deceased. After the care
mouy, all drove TO Mrs Clark's res
idsnce in Fort Lane, off Fort street,
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Metropolitan E3at &,
Te}anhuae &Aiu *.

Psr ALAMEDA, tor Csmeync
Reiriaeratoz-An oxtra lIesh aupply
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Linos, Nuts, Ra.sins Celery, Eg,Al
Salmon, CauliGower. RauharS, An.
parsgus, Cahoage, Eastegn and Cali
iornia Oyster (iN tin ena sncilA
Orsbs. TuTkoyg, sloundeTS, eto. al
game in season. Alro iresh Eocl.
Toft, SwisS sad California Cte&u
CheeSe. Place your oTdegn esrls
prompt delivery,
OALiECRNIA FRUIT hGARK En-
CaraaF EinoARa Alakas St
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Married.

DREIER-CLARK-In this city, at St
Andrews Cathedral, February 3,
1904, By the Rsv Frank Fitz, Emil
Thomas Dseler to Miss Caroline
Jane Clark.
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All Of the sugar will be taken out
Of the Alden Besse. She will then
be examined by the inspectors OF
bulls and boilers, who are now here
aud il found trustworthy will be
condemned. 1t is stated that it will
take $4,000 to fit her out IS safe
lumber craft.
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Born.

DAWES AT Craigside, Honolulu,
February 2, 1904,to the wife OF Give
Davies, q daughter
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Despite the fact that Governor
Carter and nearly all of the depart
ment heads are out OF the city, the
sale OF first clsss liquors at the
Shamrock, Nuusnu street, between
King and Hotel, keeps up, "Pete"
O'Sullivan, proprietor. y
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

The Territorial grand jury took
up the Investigation Of the House
voucher today. Legislative witness
were on hand, having been yester-
day eubpoenssd to attend.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

In the trespass case OF Mrs r w
Wilcox against Q FL Berrey the jury
yesterday returned verdict in favor
OF the plaintiff on appeal.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Examinations for positions in the
Federal service will begin on Feb
ruery IL.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Company B, N q Fl, will have in-
spection this evening Lieutenant
Harry Newton, United States Artil-
lery, will be inspecting ofIicsr.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Judge George A Davis has fled =
supplementary petition for a review
OF his disbarment case.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

The band will give concert az
the Moana hotel tomorrow evening
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Colin Campbell, Attorney at Law,
$40 Kaahumanu street. u
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

Williams has accepted tho cbnl-
lenge Of Harris for eight to take
place on tho night OF the Murphy.
Barry go.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

ToDight's concert by the band
will be in Thomas square.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

@ E smithies WAS assisting in the
Tax Office today.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

On account OF the absence Of DR.
Cooper, president, thare will not be
q meeting of the Board OF Health
this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

The board OF agriculture will hold
& meeting thio afternoon.
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While the Democrats are scrap
ping over their national committee
man, tho Aloha Saloon, at the cor
ner OF Richards and Queen streets,
10 serving a frat class American and
native lunch, with beer, to its GUS
tome,s every day between the hours
OF ll:30 and l O'Clock.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

TIE INDEPENDENT bO cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03

The transport Thomas,which pass.
ed here and was ire days late at
Manila, arrived yesterday at the
latter place in safety. She was de-
tained by had weather.