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values soon turned Into food Of iiquidMieinl
that carried quotations beiorct unti Ihs =,
general security iist had reaeheu o,nsea
last week. There 'V we're Few IL any exception,
to the market weakness, apd In the case q ~
two or three prominent m,uefsm "1su sub.
stanilai rally took place IN the middle Of d thde
afternoon, but this quickly spent Itself. ahu
In the last half hour the downTatd n dao,s. mots
tions, however. while showing extensive
losses rs compared with the close Of SATURDAY;
the % day. i ihe .SdMist 1rading was extremely heavy
In all quarters OF the market
break o. ~; points in the EFbiess
iee L opsnsd %Hs q" % and fsufe o While s sT
arm. but after T he frst hour OF business i
selling. which did not cease until y had been s
low figures, together with a considerable con tar,
rally. in the afternoon. but II fell OF again In
the fnai, trading. closing at 2?h. The de,
cline In this instance is especially noseGons
spisoas FOR ts n, T6s j sharp a .na ial
quarters % to forced llasiaasion BY Promin.s,natt q
OF the company that could possibly account
eor me-. sSsn Monersa a% ana Boston
Z OF n point Tennessee lost ~ points.
Mort hern Securities opened at l2S1}. and
almost Immediately sold OF. The lowest
price II touched during the day was 1928. a
loss Of Q points since Saturday. Subsequently
it rallied point. closing at i24. The weak
unfavorable effect on the Stock Exchange
list. az the liquidation In i started quite early
in the day. Standard oil broke points,
The American Can and international Mer-
camille Marine issues avera ged losses between
1 and points. The bond department. which
was dull. held relatively steady.
The transactions In the market to-day
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN
RAILWAY co.

The Board Of Directors Of the New York, Ontario
and Western Railway Company have this day
declared a dividend OF Three Dollars per share
upon tho Common Stock. payable on January 10th,
1906 10 holders of record on December 22nd, 1905
The Transfer Books will be closed al three O'Clock
p. 81. on December ?2nd, 1904, and will be reopened
In New York at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on January nth,
1905
The transfer OF stock In London viii be discon-
tinued after December 22nd 1904.
u. d. RICHARD. Secretary.
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Twin City RapId transit Company.

The Directors OF this Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF One and Three
Company, payable on and after January ?. 1905.
Al the ONCE OF The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany 1872 William Street. New York CITY. Divi-
dend checks will be mailed to stockholders who
have filed orders. The transfer books for the
preferred stock will close on the nth day OF Decem-
Der, 1901 al - O'Clock noon, and Will reopen on
the Sd day OF January. 1905, al 10 oclock A. NJ.
C. q GlNNRICH. SecretArY.
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The Hooking valley Railway Company,

= VoIumbus UhIu, UtctHlDtI 6ln, IVJf.
4 semi annual dividend OF TWO PER CENT
on the Preferred Capital stock and a semi annual
dividend of ONE AND ONE HALF PER CENT
on the Common Capital stock OF this Company
has this day been declared. payable January 10th,
1905 at the once OF MrSSTS. J. r. Morgan Com.
pany New York, 10 stockholders OF record at 800
O'Clock r. ~. December ?7th. 1904. al which time
the transfer books will be closed.
The books will be rcopenod January 18th. 1908.
", y, C[JT~T Treasurer.
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ETRoT AND MACKIyAC RAILWAY c

10 Wall St, New York. November 2sth. 1904.
A dividend OF 81, % has this day been declared
on the Preferred Capital Stock OF this Company
payable January Sd, 1905 at the ONCE OF Henry
X. McHary. ~ Wall Street, New York. TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business Decem
ber 18th 1904. The Preferred Stock transfer books
will close at p. NJ. on December 18th. 1904. and
reopen at 10 a. NJ. January tth. 1905.
c. b. COLEBROOK, Treas.
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Chicaro Great western Railway Co.

The ?5th semi annual payment of q per share
interest on the per cent. Debcnture Stock OF the
Chicago Great Western Railway Company will be
made accord riding to the contract pertaining TO said
stock on the 18th day OF January 1905 the holders
Of reco I'd on the last day OF December. 1904.
Stock will be closed from the close OF business De
cember 18th. 1874. TO The I'd day Of January. 1905
Checks Will be mailed 10 stockholders
BY orner OF the Board OF Directors.
r. {. WIGHT Secretary.
dated St Paul Minn,. Dec. 2, 1904.
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THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF the st. Louis Dlvi.
sion First Mortgage per cent registered bonds and
Memphis Division Pirst Mortgage per cent. regis.
tered bonds OF the Southern Railway Company
viii close al the once Of the company, 10 Broad
way, New York Friday. Dec. 10. at O'Clock p. NJ 4,
preparatory to the payment of the semi annual
Interest thereon, due jan, / Ia0j, and Will open
Jan. 8. 1905. at 10 a. ~
n. d. LASKFoRD. Secretary
New York. Dec. TO- 1904.
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'EI dividend.
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside market to-day. acting syn.
tremely weak throughout. After hesitattne
for few moments az the opening. prices be.
hrst appeared TO be q moderate easing od In
The sun., 1904-12-13

THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF the First Consoli-
dated Mortgage per cent. registered bonds OF the
Southern Railway Company will close at the once
OF the company. 10 broadway, New York Friday.
Dec 10, at 2 o clock p NJ, preparatory TO the pay
ment OF the semi annual interest thereon. due Jan.
1. 1906. and will reopen Jan. 3. 1905, at 10 a. NJ
r. d. LANKFoRD. Secretary
New York Dec To- ip0t
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AuFRICAN CAN COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE.
QUARTER PER CENT. has this day been decls~ed
upon the Peferred Stock OF this Company. payable
on January Ist, 1905. to stockholders Of record at
the close OF business December 10th. leo+ The
transfer books viii be closed as 90 the Preferred
Stock from Dec goth 10 Jan. lst Inclusive. Checks
will be mailed II. IL. lSMON. Secretary.
December 5th, 1914
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NORFOLK a WESTERN RAILwAr co:

The Board OF Directors has declared q semi
annual dividend OF III upon the common stock
of the Company. payable at the Once of the Com
pAny, Arcade building Philadelphia. Pa on and
after December io 1906 to the common stockholders
.-r!stered al the close OF business November
A. J. HFMPHItL Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

ST. Louis Mo- December lst. ieot
The regular quarterly dividend mo o. OF u .5o
Der share OF Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company Preferred Stock. represented by stock
trust certificates OF this Company, issued and out
standing, OF record on December lUh lsA, VIII
be paid on January I'd. 1905.
Checks will he mailed.
For the purposes OF such dividend the transfer
books for the said Preferred Stock Trust Certificates
viii be closed a, the close Of business on December
nth 1904 and will be reopcncd at the opening Of
business on January Sd, 1905.
FRANK II. HAMILTON. Treasurer.
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THE PLAZA BANK

New York, december 1th 1904
A dividend OF TEN n0l PER CENT. has this day
been declared, payable on and after January Sd
Transfer books clos~ December Path. ieoi. and
reopen January Nh, 1905:
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

ntos. i.op- Cios- Me-
Sdra rs. sy mo. Ch1t.
800 An,s Cher, I7il 1854 I6s.-los
2244oo Anal Cop 6ai2 6ll2 6ll2-a3i
5000 Am Car p 32os 81 3h2-ll2
l4ooAm Capt e2ia 90 90 -212
1900 Am Cot on. 3ea4 34ia 3o ia
looAm Dis Tel 37ia 37ia 37ia-l
loOAm Hxp.2lO 2IO 2lo
$500 Am GrassT - l2as l23l- IL
1900 Am Hidc&L lOi2 p3l 10 3l
:30oAm Hal pf 147s 4l3l 42as-27s
1000 m Ice..... S7s IA ID
1900 Am Ice pf.. asia 377s 3s Ia
$500 Am Loco. 80 3O3l 3n4-23I
200 Am Loco p.lO3 looi2 lo0ia-234
700 Am Malt. Sos 7sl Il
740oA Am Malt pf 90 2e3I 263I-li2
l46o0 Am Smetg SOl2 IT ~ -3i2
900 Am Smelt p l ! ga ! l7s ! 7s- 81
100 Am Snun,..l6o 100 100 - 10
100 An, Snurp. 99i2 eaia 99i2+ i2
1000 Am ST Fdy. - 1914 l3l&- "a
900 Am StFpf. So S0la 60i2-2l2
z330o Am Sugar, 4234 1873 1879 -+34
200 Am Sug IF. 81 1877 1877 =
Isoo AmTob pei. 92 90 8Ol4-l7s
lo4l Am Wool. 22 sOi2 t0i2-ll2
1900 Anaconda. osos log lo2 Sig
24p0o A F.. so S33s 633s-3l4
l7ooA T&S Fpflo3ia 1928 lo2ia-li4
900 At Line.,l52 $50 100 -3i2
Spl 90 Bait q Ohio 100 e77a eS -2Ss
200 Bait d o pf e5os poos ao5s+ hs
.75oo Bkiyn r T.. 62aI 57i2 67os-5ss
100 Bkiyn U G., PA 2l4 2l4 3
1900 Brunsk Co. lO7e lOia l0l2
100 Canada Sou 6pls Bqis 6pls-l "a
1900 Can Pacific. 3ll4 l29 I2p 3
10000 Ches q Ohio 4Sia 4634 46i4-2i2
500 Chi a Alton Al 40 40 -2i2
200 Chi q " W..2O2 sloRip lpSie-4ia
100 Chi q NV p23a3l s232a4 232sl-li4
1900 Chi GrW... 23i2 Piss 2l3.-lhs
200 Chi iGtWpB "a "a "a II
lt4o0 C NJ d spill l6Sa4 l66i2-5i2
800 M&SPp. 1873 lS4 +l3i
1900 Chi Term1. Ia llal l2ia- u
200 Chi Termpf 23s4 23 90 -li2
500 Chi Tn IT.. l23. llia llla-lia
100 Chi u pr AZ s3 a3 la
100 C CASH.. s7os s7os s7as-li2
$500 Col a IT.. AHA az 42i2-6l4
100 Col pf. 90 90 90 g
1900 Col II Cal. 1888 l6ia l6i2-2
500 Col South. 22 2l 2l -las
200 Col So istp 6S3s 81 90 IA
400 Col So ID pf "a 33ia 33ia- Ia
1900 Cons Gas.2o7 2o2 2o2 -
400 Corn Produ GAIA 2oil no7s-las
100 Corn Pro pf 7sbs 7sia 7sis-li2
1900 Del 4 Hud. l S6ia 1882 ls4ia-3ia
500 Den ARG. 81 81 81 liz
1000 DenaRG pf sei2 soia soi2- l2
$50 Det lin Ry. 7sl2 20 70 i2
700 Det South. as ola 67s+ "a
$500 Distliers'S $ 10 81 81 -lTs
56loo Erie........ 3S 3oia ooi2-o
1900 Erie istpf.. Tol4 13as f334-2i4
1900 Erie I'd pf... 66 90 90 los
500 Ped Spf 70 - 70 Il
900 ADO. 81 3s 3s q
seoO Gen Elec Co S0ia 1873 1s3 -6
100 Great Norp22o 22o 22o
900 Hoes Val pf % % e3 -lla
100 Homestskc 20 20 20 8
$500 III Central. 1913 1904 lol 7s-3ls
.osoo Int Paper. 25 23 23l2-lia
1900 Int Psperp 7o7s 7S'4 iS3a-lls
100 Iowa Cent. 3O7s 3o:s 307s- Is
700 Kan City So gala az R7i2-2
1900 Kan SO pf 63 90 oli2-2i2
900 c FtSpf e2la SIS 81 bs-las
iooLRAwest 37i2 37ia e7ia- ia
$4,000 Lou Nash 2ia 1877 137l2-oas
$500 Manhattan. @ Ala l63as l63l2-li2
5000 Net 81 Ry..lplis ll7is 1lSl2-3
500 Net Secu.. 7pa, 76ia T6ia-3
Io4oo Mex Cent. 2lTs lobs 1ee4-2
700 hStPaSSM sT3a S6is s634-334
100 NStPSSMpl44 1<4 l<< liz
<7oo x a TeI. 32ia 3oA 3oa-2
tsoo " at pf. 63ia ela 6la4-lsl
4loo No Pscihe. 1 osa 100 lo6 -37s
100 Esshc&sLlx3 l<3 las +2
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ENGINEERs.
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Dull WIN Narrow Fluctuations in
. Prices-Averpool DisappointinE-IIs
Receipts In North Carolina - Shorts
Cover - wheat Declines - Beneficial
Sncws-Corn and oats Firm-C Conee
Advances.
/, MONDAY. Dec. I2-CoTToS.-Sp cotton
Tas unchanged. Middling. Sc. against i? Sc.
last year: New Orleans and Gulf, s ?5r,
against i2.70c. Delivered on contracts. LOO
bales. Mobile advanced l-l8c. New Orleans,
nc; Mobile. nc: Savannah. &c. Sales:
New Orleans 4. 100 bales Mobil, 900. Savannah
2Hn The receipts To day were as follnRs.
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. NOTfCE.--Au eicctlon oi twenty managers of
the New York Institution for the Blind and OF three
Inspectors OF election will be held al the institu.
Ton Ath 81. and eth tv. at O'Clock on the after
noon OF Wednesday. December 2ist, 1901.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Secretary.
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UNDERWOOD TYpEWnITER COMPANY

November 22nd 1904.
At a regular meeting Of the Board OF Directors
a. snnri snnuaI S,vIS.nd NJ az" on The issuss
Of the First and Second Preferred Stock was de
clared 10 ell Stockholders OF record on December
l0h, 1904, pay able January list ncIt.
DE WITT BERGEN, Secretary,
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The Gerinania Life Insurance Company.
The annual election OF Directors OF The ami .
Lie Insurance Company will be held al the principal
once Of the Company. No. 20 Nassau Street. In
the City OF New York on Wednesday, the 10Th day
ei December 1904. from ~ M, toi y. NJ
az CARL HRYE, Secretary,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

- ICE VI mn
NEW CENTRAL COAL co. or MARYLAND,
Room s. No. I hroadway.
New York, Nov. eth. 1904.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company for ,hc election OF Directors TO serve for
the ensuing year will be held on Tuesday. Dee.
18Th. 1904. Polls omen from |? NJ. 10 p. N. The
trans Ter books will he closed Dec 9th at p. N.
and reopened Dec 18th al 10 \. NJ
NJ. BANTER, lR., Secretary.
The sun., 1904-12-13

In Liverpool spot cotton declined point MI
ding. Ii1d., agsinN eos. last year Sales som
bales: Imports. none. Futures advanced 10
nointx pr1ceS foliows
The sun., 1904-12-13

Futures here closed steady AZ o net decline NJ
, to points. with estimated sales Of 10000 bales
Pritcs as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
WEDDING ON MAUI,

WAILUKU, August 26.-About one
hundred and fifty people witnessed the
pretty home marriage ceremony OF
Charles Kiakona and Ellen Smythe at
Kahului on Tuesday evening, August
20, 1904. The house was appropriately
decorated and the bridal bower was
composed of ferns and small white
Aowers. The bride was given away by
Judge A. N. Kepoikai The groom is
by trade a machinist at Puunene Mill
and received his education at Kameha-
meha School while the bride was a
student at Maunaolu and KOhala Semi
naries. John King was best man and
Minnie Bailey bridesmaid.
Rev. Isaac D. Iaia performed the
ceremony. After the cermony a luau
and dance were held
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
BRANCH ON MALL

WAILUKU, August 26.-The Hawaii
an Trust, Ltd, of Honolulu, represent
ed by their manager of the Insurance
department. zeno K. Myers, has just
effected the establishment of a branch
of their insurance business for the ISL
and of Maui, under the management of
G. d. Lufkin, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Waikiki, who is au-
thorized to place insurance against fire.
life, sickness, accident, burglary plate
glass, marine losses, surety bonds and
employers liability, in fact everything
in the way Of insurance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
TRAINING HARD FOR
REGATTA DAY RACES
HEALANI AND MYRTLE SENIOR
BARGE CREWS WILL MAKE DIES.
PERATE EFFORTS FOR CUP.

The indications are that Regatta Day
this year, will be the best event of the
kind that has been held in Honolulu
In recent years. Sixty-four oarsmen
are now in training from the Myrtle
and Healani Clubs. In addition to the
regular rowing races, the canoes, sail
ing, sampan, steamer boat yachts and
other craft, will hold races so that it
is likely that the program will be even
longer than usual. The sports will be-
gin in the morning as usual, and last
during the afternoon. Open house will
probably be kept by the boat clubs.
The prize event of the day will be the
senior six cared barge race for the Ar
mitage Cup, prize which Harry Armi-
take generously donated to the regatta
committee. The cup passes to the club
winning it three times. The Healanis
have won the race twice and the Myr-
ties once, so the latter crew is likely to
make efforts to annex the trophy.
The regatta committee, at present
consisting of c. c. Rhodes, w. H. Soper
and w. W. Harris, will in all probabil
ity hold a meeting the first week in
September and arrange the whole pro-
gram for Regatta Day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
WEISBARTH WAS TOO LATE

CONTINUED from page one)
lie guan
announced that bound for the open
Lisnsy unhappy
dreams wealth. had old hnmetr
Liansk Island the pOag Japanese
original the Japanese that had the the island
place % birds preserve the skins.
The Lavn reached Bird Island the following
Neck
in Lisansky
But the chOnOmeter get in its deadly
fatal blow by Then the little reckoning
Weisbah his had idea
July
July everybody ignorance of the exact position the vessel On
appearance transport Sherman
Mia from Honolulu When sighted the transport was 40 miles due east
AS
to- captain Wesbah explained the dilemma OF his vessel lie was m
formed that the Longitude west and Latitude north
ample provisions after thanking the officers for their
help, the schooner then resumed her
10
her and she was then headed for aysnn Island Two davis the vessel
headed for Lisky Island where
remained completing repairs the broken Weiss
He
Island though had ordained otherwise Everything
good condition at Lasn but the schooner Robert Levers had not arrived
there from Honolulu.
occupied in repairing the vessel at Lansy Island that the
great disappointment pucky Webarh He there
eagerly xpectan that he would find the coveted bird skins safely awaiting
of bird skins
Japanese somebody had preceded
M I Eot+ n The nd and vail of mats from the mace where
the ISL
skins The Japanese schooner
before had reached the island time
property Webarh had made fruit
who
before
their though nothing
Wisbah all hands turned to
to repair the
the resumed her
anchored
Honolulu The
French COnneae de RchemOn still lying her beam
Wbh did stuff from her.
bark and schooner sighted near these islands hrOhou the
the delightful There rough weather Weisbarth will
put on repaired
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
VARIOUS TAX
SALES TODAY
PROPERTI OF THOoI WHO FAIL
ED no PAY TAXES IS AUCTIONED
OFF. ..... ..r..

A large number of delinquent tax
sales under judgments from the district
court were advertised for today at noon
at the police station. The majority of
the sales were postponed. Only one of
those that were consummated failed to
realize enough to cover the amount of
the judgment obtained by the Territory
One piece of property sold was Si.l0O
of an acre in Kealia, Palama belonging
to Kauai Kauakahi to satisfy a claim
for $52.1S Y. Kee purchased this land
for $50. Lot &c black II Kewalo tract
to satisfy $1S.1S against Lucy Kamau
was sold to Henry Van Giessen as trus-
tee for $25. Henry Van Giessen also
as trustee bid in Lot a. block Kewalo
tract for 500. The sale was to satisfy
judgment for $26.67 against MakuaOle.
The following property belonging to F.
L. Dortch in the KapiOlani Park tract
was sold to Cecil Brown for $50, Lots l,
2 and 8, Block l.; lots 8, 6, I, 81, % and
%, Block NJ; lots 1 and Block 1; lots
10, IA, 10, SO, "a Block e; Lots 2, 4, 6, 8,
II, IS, 81, %, "a, 25, 26, 81, 2S, 20, Block
H and Lot Block L. The amount OF
the judgment was $Iyl.6f.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
Telephone Main 4o2.
PARKER RANCH CASE.

The greater part of Judge Gears time
this morning and this afternoon was
taken up in listening to argument in
the Parker ranch case. The particular
phase under consideration is the motion
on behalf of the Carter side of the con-
troversy to the effect that Judge Gear
Is not competent to try the cause and
objecting to his proceeding further. At
torney Ballou opened his argument at
the morning sitting of the court and is
proceeding this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
1TLIIPALAKUA RANCH.

WAILUKU, August Fit is cur
rently rumored in Wailuku that Tom
Cummings of Waikapu has been select
ed to succeed Paul Jarrett as manager
of the Kahilxinui Ranch. Cummings is
n thorough cane man, having been en-
ployed as head luna for the Wailuku
Sugar Co. for very many years. 1t is
stated that Cummings is DR.. Ray
mond's choice for the position, and if he
cares to accept it, he will most likely
be given the position.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
PRECINCTS CHANGED
Continued from page one.)

too large and that difficult the other islands
trouble existed through the polling sometimes
almost inaccessible to certain section the
cases additional precincts have been made
ooka having twenty precincts against
I'm judgment
the old
every possible facility to the strong
conduct
which look at the opportunities
fraud and false a
and it the right all TO their wishes
the polls be cted.
Some
already erected their
the proclamation
the election
ninety days before election but
about the size the precincts nothing
regular
cpae that all workers usually do with will
and not lose for their because of a novelty
that will off n a few days
I'm respect there will be decided There will be more
precinct clubs officers
o there will be time enough before September ~ to hold new elections
and eneet new organizations where precincts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
BUYS A JAG At THE TRAVERN

BUYS A JAG At THE TRAVERN'
NEW YORK, Aug 7-Clarence Koran
admitted in the Jefferson Market Police
Court this morning that he was not
in the habit Of drinking fancy drinks
and promised 20 sticlSto straight whisky
hereafter and avoid the temptations OF
the new Subway Tavern, II was a
simple story that he told TO Magistrate
Ommen, but II cost him a 50 hne'
tie said that out Of curiosity he WIS.
iLed the place that Bishop Polten had
dumped with his approval, ana inc
prices Of fancy drinks were $40 rheal
mat ha could not lel them alone li'
drank three pousst cafes Two brandy
cocktails -four ahamthe Happti ana
ava luurrs ana thep tho police Bo' MN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29

The will of the late Mrs. Annie Clarke
who died on July 1st was admitted to
probate by Judge De Bolt this morning
Thomas X Clarke, her husband being
executor. The property is left to Tho
tnas K.SClarke on trust for his life time
and then for distribution among the
children, Mrs. Louisa Little, Mrs. Annie
watkins, Emily Slarke, Benjamin, Rob
ert and John K. Clarke.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
QUEENS birthday

Next Friday September 2, viii be the
birthday of ex-Queen Liliuokalani- She
will give public reception on that day
at her home, Washington place, from
IL a. m. to p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
BAR ASSOCIATION.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Bar Associ- ton of the Hawailal ISLANDS
will be held on Wednesday, August 81.
1904, at the hour of 4 o'clock, p. m. in
the court room of Judge De Bolt. Judi
ciary Building, Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29

Application was made before Judge
Gear today by Ng Ping for letters Of
administration of the estate of the late
Ng Fawn. The matter was taken under
advisement The estate is valued at
about $1,000,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29

Judge De Bolt this morning over
ruled the demurrer of the respondent in
fine case of Attorney General Andrews
against William McCandless. The ac-
ton Is for an injunction to restrain
McCandless from obstructing the high
way running from King street to
Ahim"s rice mill. 1t is alleged that he
has put a fence in the highway there.
Respondent mas nve days in which to
answer the overruling.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29
BENPS ESTATE
MADE TROUBLE


trouble that he making for his rea
nothing about chill
Judge Gears today how the
the wanted letters of administration
wane friend
She standing and the judge
te for creditors and give bond the that when
money she must not spend of it,"
The administrative troubled
fashion nothing
and then
shOW
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-29

THIS PAPER is kept on file at e. c.
Dake's Advertising Agency, GA and 65
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
California where contracts for adver-
Using can be made for it.
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"Fart or Ihe fOurth preolnct has boon
Joined 10 the sixth. Those club officers
whose residence put them In the sixth
will no doubt, be- welcomed into tho
club of the sixth. Where vacancies are
thereby created In the fourth there viii
hn room for other ambi iouf workers I'M
that cluh ANA % win only hr fair 90 nll
trlt thr clubs should hr rrmodelrd The
Same applies ga ihe huh district where
"a portion of the uld seventh precinct Ia
added tn enc tenth.
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WAIMANALO SUGAR co.

The stock ledger of the WaimanaIO
Sugar Company will be closed to trans
fers from August 20 to August 81 inclu-
sive
H. NJ. WHITNEY, JR.,
Secretary Waimanalo Sugar Co.
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CARRIE AND ANNIE SAILS.

The missionary schooner Carrie and
Annie Is to sail for Ponape this after
noon.