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Evening journal., 1904-02-02
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

Court Diamond. No. 1. Order Of the
Golden Sceptre. turned out last even
ing to welcome Grand Recorder Shaw,
OF Philadelphia, and Grand Treasurer
Hall. OF Camden, who were their guests
and who gave instructive and interest
ing talks for the benefit Of the order.
Both of these addresses proved to be
very beneficial TO those who were for
tunate enough to be on hand TO hear
them.
The court received three propositions
and more are expected for the coming
week. The order is prospering In this
city and everything connected with 1t
is moving along in a manner TO cause
its members much satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
SPORTING NOTES

Jack Root and John Willie viii box six
rounds al Chicago, Friday night.
otto sleloh bested derry Mccarthy in
a slow s-round bout az salt Lake. Friday
Young Corbett is reported to have won
$1,000 at the Oakland race track Friday.
Ben Tremble Knocked out the Terrible
swede" in two rounds at Chippewa Falls.
Wis. Thursday
Benry Yangor will meet a boxer named
Frazier at Hot Springs, Thursday night,
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p. o. S. of A.

Washington Camp. No. 13. =. O. S.
Of A.. is at work making preparations
10 celebrate it's first annual anniver-
sary ON April %. A number of promi-
nent members OF the organization from
Philadelphia, Chester, and New Jersey
are now being looked up. Music viii
also be a great feature of the nnniver-
sary. The place OF holding the affair
has not yet been decided upon. but il
will probably be in some building on
Market street
The camp win hold interesting initia-
tion exercises in their rooms on Feb
ruary Is. when several candidates will
be admitted to the order.
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The Pretty Sister of the
Sweater
Second floor, FIRST gallery

'oeconu hoor, hrst gallery
The little knitted fitted blouse
is taking the place Of the one
time iavorite, the sweater.
New ones just in. Many have
the baggy puff above the cuff, so
as not to muss the large sleeve.
For driving, skating and wear
under rain coats they're invalu-
able.
White and colors, knitted in all
sorts OF pretty stitches and pat
terms. S2.75 to $40.
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WardrObes
soc and 75c.
ShirtWaist Stuffs, CSC
Main Aisle

The 75c kinds are tucked wooden
vestings in briglst colors-needing
no trimmings to turn them into
pretty shirtwaists.
The soc kinds are mercerized
cotton vestings, lustrous and fine.
We were able to buy them both
under price by special arrange
ments with the makers.
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SHED Of Honor.

Delaware Lodge, Shield OF Honor
is now arranging to receive and en-
tertain a delegation from Philadelphia
on Saturday evening. It is expected
that about seventy-five visitors win be
on hand TO partake OF the banquet
which will follow the business meeting
to be held during the early part of the
evening. The place where the supper
will he held has not been decided on
yet but will be selected in a few days
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comina Entertainment.

Diamond Council. Jr o. L. A. NJ. is
now making preparation TO hold a
musical and literary entertainment in
the lodge room at an early date. Be
sides the members OF the lodge there
will be large number Of visitors pres
ent from other places The musical
part OF the program will be furnished
by talent from Lancaster Pa. Fol-
lowing the program will be a supper
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Sons Of Veterans.

Appomattox Camp. No. 2. Sons OF
Veterans. passed resolutions last even
ing on the death OF the late Peter b.
Ayars. The camp is now preparing TO
observe Defenders Day, February 12
which is the anniversary OF Lincolns s
birthday. II is the intention TO invite
members Of the G.. A. r. to attend
church services at st. Paurs Church
on Sunday morning. February "A. to
listen TO a patriotic sermon by the pas
tor the Rev. w. l.. $. Murray.
The camp is rapidly increasing it's
membership. and several applications
are now being investigated.
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Cotton Dress Duck, &c
Main Aisie)


If we should offer the max
ers &c yard wholesale at the
present time for these splen-
did dress ducks they would
laugh at us and refuse the
order.
But having made their contracts
months ago with us for large
quantities. they have to keep on
supplying us at the old price. and
we can sell it as usual.
You know it-6rm. strong, yet
not hard and stiff; and pretty col
ors-pink, blue. tan, cadet, brown,
black and white.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Aftermath Time in
Underclothes
lSecond floor, first gallery

The big underclothes sale of last
month left some odds and ends
and broken sizes in drawers. They
so today for almost half.
lsc, 35c, soc, 75c, from 25c, soc.
S5c, 81 and Sis so; cambric and
nainsook prettily trimmed with
lace, embroidery aud ribboni
mostly long lengths.
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IInhnrnnr ~ nInss i
Good Madras for 15c
Main Aisle

Better than you usually buy
under SOC a yard. 1t is woven
with fine cotton, and running
through it are quiet little stripes
that give it hint of color.
For mems negligee shirts, for
shirtwaists, for morning gowns,
or piazza dresses-you can see
promise of half a dozen uses the
minute you look at the stuff.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
$1,000 Dollars to Invest

Ia good household furniture. The Big
store offers the highest cash prices for
store, hotel entire or part Of household
wdelling; also good clothing. Call or
send postal. Both phones. Mcmahon
Bros, Fifth and Kink streets. adv.
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k. Ia p.

Washington Lodge, *. OF r.. had one
proposition on the table last evening
and expect others next week. This
lodge is moving along in a healthy
and progressive manner. and Is re-
garded as one of the most substantial
IN the city.
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Jasper Silks

55c Uorlh $50.
Jasper armure silks. Very small and
modest designs.
75c sOoyfh 81.
Brand new designs of Louisine jasper
silks, including small polka dots-ail
made for this coming season.
Jasper Gros de Londre, in polka-do
effects.
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Red Men.

Hopockohacking Tribe, Improved
Order OF Red Men. held an adoption
and conferred the warriors degree at
the meeting last evening. The tribe
now has three propositions on the
stump.
Minqua Tribe will also hold adop-
tion on next Monday evening.
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LenIon Of the Red cross.

On next Monday evening Blue Rock
Council. No. So Legion of the Red
Cross, will receive several candidates
for admission. At the meeting last
evening matters of a routine nature
were talked over.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02

ME are aiming hlgk ln
~ Horse Goods - our
Harness Store IS N0aO on
The foRrth Hoor.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02

Is 1t a burn? Use Or. Thomas Eclectrlo
OH. \ cut? Use DR.. Thomas Eolectrie
oil. AT your druggists.
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Of New York. to manage the team if he
can secure his release.
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Black Brocades

T5c aU0rtk $3.50.
Different designs OF fine imported
black brocades, in medium, small and
Large figures
9Sc aUortk 81. SO.
Imported black brocades, different
designs-right weight for gowns or
Innings.
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|. o. o. e.

Delaware Lodge. J. O. O. T., conduct
ed Initiation exercises and admitted
several candidates at the meeting last
evening
Evening journal., 1904-02-02

New Edition of " Pit"
Fourth loorl
with the Bull aud Bear cards
fresh supply now rsady-S0c.
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Ponaees

SI-SoId last season TOR 81.
Yard wide pongee Of extra heavy
quality, in the natural color. Only
1900 yards in the lot
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Yesterday remarkable
that looks
does learning every year
and make
better
the market large this asserting
practically stock putab
offered FIRST 1t would be indeed with sue
Freight shipments large yesterday and hauling fr
the all day long And indeed much
sold that required large renomes fill up the floor again for today
Additional shipments will be coming in through the month and the stool
mark the anything aan4
n6 for rule there duplicate lots ii
the sale
third lower than usual the individual reductions
ing from IS to SO per
eye spot Immediately green tag piece
in the February Sale
probably be arranged with the salesman where I
show that it necessary.
beds and furniture the north end of the floor
rather out Of the but Davch IN the sale
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Satins

S5c sO0rth Sis.
Satin duchesse. $500 yards. of white,
ivory and cream extra heavy quality.
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Peau de Cysne
Store ckoSsS at 5. so
(Arcade, Maln aud Cross AisIes aud Transcptl

6Oc voytk 85c.
About 1900 yards of black peau de
eygue.
75c Doyth 81.
1000 yards of fine black peau de
cygne. with beautiful luster.
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Assured Furniture
in This February Sale
Third aoor, and Cross Aisle. Main floor

Furniture that you of-sure of its q4aAty its
STYLE its ce 1t is all right for store to say that if any
thing goes wrong you bring the furniture back and
and have replaced receive the money paid for it. but
it is better service to sell furniture that will 60
thus avoiding all the trouble of having to make
the transaction over again
OF course, it impossible to be absolutely certain OF
anything but buying only from the best manufacturers,
seeing that they only the besteasoned wood and
poy only the best-skied workmen and subectng every
article to rigid examination here before goes to
floors has anything to do with it. this furniture that
o6e11Rg has automatically tie right to be called
assured furniture.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Louisine

75c 5Ooyfh 81.
Imported Louisiue in evening colors
-an Importers housecleaning. White,
ivory. pink, ciel, tan and rose.
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Printed Satin Liberty

ODC 1DOTfH 900
5000 yards of polka dots, navy blue,
national, black and brown grounds,
with twelve different sizes OF small
white dots.
6Sc 7Ooyth yZ.25.
colors and black. with polka dots to
match the ground The maker had
about 5000 yards left. "a inches wide.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Colored Fancy Silks

75c 5U0rfh 81.
Several thousand yards of small
shiftwaist designs, in good combina-
tions Of coiors.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Peau de Sole

75c yoYik 81.
1000 yards Of fine black peau de sole,
made by Americas foremost silk maker.
81 aO0yfh 81. SO.
5000 yards Of black peau de sole, So
inches wide. Good, heavy quality.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Gun-N1etal Silks

75c sD0ytk 81.
For shirtwaist gowns. Made Of black
and white silk threads woven so ciev-
erly as to give the effect OF steel.
Evening journal., 1904-02-02
Parlor Suites

Sold DiahQgaHy chippeHaaIs, covere
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-10
NEW MEN
TAKE KONA
PLANTATION

Mr.. C. J. Hutchins, the local agent
of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
ACompany, and the purchaser of the
Kona. Sugar Plantation at the receiv-
er's sale last year, has sold his interest
therein to J. r. Sloan of San Francisco
for $50, 900, reserving the non-assign-
able leases and the mill.
Mr. Sloan has incorporated the prop
erty under the laws of California for
$500, 900, under the name of the Kailua
Sugar Company. and the company has
made contracts with Mr.. Hutchins un-
der which he manufacturers the sugar
from all cane produced by the COM
pany. Mr. Hutchins will probably be
the agent of the new company.
The promoters of the new company
state that they are assured of all the
capital necessary to develop the plan
tation and place it on a paying basis.
Before going to San Francisco last
month Mr. Hutchins secured detailed
reports from the Honolulu Iron Works
concerning the necessary changes and
additions required to put the mill in
first class condition. He also obtained
extremely favorable expert reports
from Mr. Albert Horner and Mr.. Watt
upon the condition Of the plantation
and the suitability of the place for the
production of sugar. 1t is largely up
on these reports that financial support
of the proposition has been obtained
Mr.. Hutchins expects to return at
an early date. and operations TO en-
large and develop the plantation will
be begun Immediately.
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TROOPS IN
GUISE OF
COOLIES

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The correspond
ent of the Daily Mail at Chefu cables
he has learned that the japanese ma
val reserves were modified last week
and that the first army corps was
partly modified with great secrecy
the troops arriving at their destination
disguised as coolies. More than 100
transports have been requisitioned, the
correspondent continues, and twenty
eight transports and thirty eight war
ships are lying at Sasebo, twenty-five
miles north by west of Nagasaki).
Forty transports filled with the Kuma-
moto division are lying at Takeshira
harbor in Tsushima ready for action.
The destination of these latter vessels
is believed to be Chungyu, whence the
isolation of Korea could be effected.
The Russian and japanese authori-
ties" the correspondent continues.
profess ignorance of the Argun incl
dent, but I learn that the japanese
cruiser Chiyoda signaled the Argun to
stop and. as no notice was taken, fired
across the bows of the Argun, where
upon the Russian steamer, which was
beyond neutral waters, stopped and
the Chiyoda sent a search party on
board"
FIRST NEWS OF THE INCIDENT.
lOn January 80 the Daily Mail pub
Hshed a dispatch from its Chefu cor
respondent saying a foreigner had re-
ported that the Russian steamer Ar
gun, on which he was passenger,
from Nagasaki to Port Dalny, had
Continued on page p
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THE RIVAL FLEETS
IN THE FAR EAST
BY HORACE wYNDHAA IN ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS


It that eveybodys attention being
concentrated just the fighting value of the Russian and
Japanese fleets the Far East Ship for ship there perhaps
much choose the naves Mere numbers however
everything in maritime Misunderstanding training
guns arourplating speed coal-endurance together
host OF other factors bearing the ultimate struggle
all of these the advantage distinctly the side OF Japan Thus
while the displacement of the baesps belonging
and under orders of Admiral Aexeie Port Arthur
that of the japanese bathips the
89o Then the gunprotecon of the former is less by
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Russia Admits That Her Ships We're
Damaged at Port Arthur
and Lists Losses.

ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMs9
TOXIC, Feb IoIt reported that the Japanese
tured two
cHEMULPo, Feb 1o-The Japanese possess south
part of Korean peninsula.
PORT ARTHUR, Feb o-The Russian loss in Mondays
engagement killed and hour wounded including
lada seriously damaged
CHEMULPO 1o-Eight Japanese troops
a this port.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o-Secretary Hay denies report
powers restrict hosites
limits
PARIS, IoJapan severely condemned for attacking
the without previous declaration of
CHEFOO China, o.-The Japanese fleet attacked
Russian squadron guarding PortA Arthur Monday night
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The Russian baleship Retvan,
cruiser Paada disabled by the opedoboats Japanese
The battle continued beyond the three-nle range.
WASHINGTON D. c.. Feb e-Secretary of State Hay has
invited join Japan guaran-
lteeing neutrality and integrity of China.
China
observe the operations Q he Powers.
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PERILS OF THE RAIL.

CHICAGO Feb 1o.-Fifteen killed
ed in collision system.
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A BIG CHICAGO FIRE.

CHICAGO, Feb 1oA great fire raging
]
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FOR KNIGHT
WHO PLAYED WITH ELKS

Local baseball men will recall Knight Stanford
played with the Eks Following Of
his marriage from the San Diego Union:
little attended the wedding last Saturday at
Episcopal Hollywood suburb of Los Angeles The
Howard Valentine of Coronado and
Knight Henderson, where the old family plan
landmarks of the blue Miss Val
pursuing studies the College of Fine Arts
Pasadena while Mr.. Knight completing his
Stanford The and maid had been lovers long
friends wondering when the day would be named But
impatient Mr. Knights mother at the old home,
completed claimed the sons and the
the wedding the pretty Hollywood church, whose
a lifelong friend of the groom.
While entirely unexpected the affair surprise to
friends who had planned cake and flowers for later day
Knight will spend part of the Coronado that
required when she
the
Mr. Knight goes Kentucky for short time business con
neced with his plantation.
Valentine who beautiful and talented girl has been
social circles although only debutane and not
graduated school, where she has been OF the most
gifted pupils and her friends will rejoice that she to spend
leaves for her Kentucky home The groom
when here couple of and
splendid young fellow fine student and decidedly clever The
of hosts friends showeed the happy young
people.
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somewhat set in her ways. She does
not believe in demonstrating her affec-
ton for her hubby, thinking that the
knowledge that she loves him is sufh-
cient for him.
He is affectionate, and loves her to
the exclusion of any other woman. The
little woman has temper she is not at
all averse to showing.
Last week there was little spat and
she did not speak to him for several
days. He was huffy, and did not try
to make up, as he had always done, and
determined to teach her a lesson.
One day this week he kissed the chill
dren goodby in most demonstrative
manner before leaving home after
breakfast.
Going to his office, he drew up a bill
of complaint for divorce, in which he
said that he had lived with his wife a
number of years, and that during all
that time he had been a good, affec-
tionate husband, and that, although he
still loved his wife as the apple of his
eye yet he did not believe she retained
her affection for him.
AS the vaudeville comedians say. he
got sloppy in his bill. as he recited
how much he loved his wife, and how
the fact that occasionally Wnen she De-
came miffed at him for various little
things she would not speak to him as
a punishment. A messenger boy was
hired to serve the bill of complaint.
When the wife got the declaration
there was CONSERVATION. Never had
Will missed his dinner before, and here
was the reason.
There We're tears aplenty, and soon
a little woman was dressed for the
street and car was crawling too slow
" downtown to WINS place of employ
ment. He saw her and made for Sc
Guided spot She soon found him, and
well, there was a reconciliation with
a demonstration of affection that sat
isfied him.
The mean fellow then told her that
q she loved him So much he would
withdraw the suit.-Washington Times.
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+~O~O~O~O~O~O~O~O ~O~O~O>O~O~O~O

Republicans than generally believed
attempts make against Roosevelt
unsafe President succeeding
Democrats hoped His wonderful luck dehes all the
tricks schemes of the politicians
The of the Democratic delegates from Hawaii
has widely heraded Their
hardly the confidence of the lead
of the whose favor behalf OF Hawaii
might They will hardly have the opportunity
good influence the islands did the Republican dele
Chicago put of their telling nfuen
Republicans what needed there
ERNEST @. WALKER.
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THE SUMMER EXODUS.

The hot beginning large
the official world hand President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay little It given that
spend the heated Washington
direct the tide of politicians from Oyster Bay
able the President make appointments them this
1t difficult journey Oyster Bay because of the poor
portaon facilities and the inadequate
For that the President
visit Oyster Bay numbers and furthermore he feels entitled
to opportunity
The cabinet members have settled places
Chairman of the National Committee gone little
vacation taking the work of the National campaign
The change Attorney General cabinet officer with which Ha
wall has considerable do regarded here satisfactory h
Attorney Moody,
Massachusetts, friendly attitude
Pacific Secretary Commerce Mecal being California
naturally kindly islands
Hawaiian coming
ROOSEVELT AHEAD.
Democratic The sup
port Roosevelt strong the
have little hope of winning important
Republicans with the possible exception of New York The Pes
Chairman Cortelyou have been working
Republican
they succeeding we'll The campaign
already we'll naugurated being Gov. Odes
begin fighting early and fight right along through
Political that the chances of New York
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THE "MEANEST MAN"

A low down trick was played nv a
riverfront man, with a small smattar-
ing of law, on his wife the other day,
and it will probably be followed by
others when the facts become known.
This mans wife is a quiet little body.
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the American dentist who achieved such success
abroad, letter from
young Veonter who wanted false teeth made and sent
him The letter concuded y mouth is three inches acrost
Some hummocy the edge
Shaped like boss shew, forad to be more
particular I shall have thar
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The Official and Commercial Record
fills long felt want. Published Mon
days and Thursdays.
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IMMIGRANT STATION.

plans Traphagen prepared for the Immi
with full approval of the Irea
work expected begin
about the middle of September The advertisements
bids already running of Honolulu and San
Francisco according understanding the Treasury Depart
forwarded the Depart
and the awards made
The preparations going along satisfactorily said
E. of the Architects office 1--WE
shall follow plans for awarding the authoriz
Mr. Traphagens drawings
entirely satisfactory They approved
Honolulu will
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THE hawaiian CROESUS
WAS JUST PLAIN SAMBO
". n. Ellis Who Claimed To Be Rich Islander
Got Accommodations In Hotels Which
Do Not Receive Negroes.

WASHINGTON D. c., July 2-W H. Ellis, Duke OF AM
erica" and Monte Christie, who claims COL sam
Parker as his mentioned in letter to the Ad-
eser during his visits to Washington
s no other than Ellis who such Juror over
in Europe deliver treaty to King Meme
Xix of ETHIOPIA Raleigh Hotel where Ellis has stopped and
lived like Prince Washington said that he claims the
Col Parker The authorities have been
claim that Hawaiian
full blooded born OF negro parents
in Texas the hotel keepers OF Washington have
gand fooled for they would not furnish TO
negro however glad the of Ellis the
supposion Whether Ellis visited a
all of the people familiar with Hawaiian
are absent from Washington.