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On ncrfoufeu in ch=Noltimpre.

Ssne pra6tiotn sipeiitOdiecn 9duisr OIL asnlpooo,
9.penu:. ~sipiidben Guirmount=gtus. NIB Sapettes
G:rabe. Elm oauiersspisrt pom Batter ion= 9art. .
Sits fno obne 3psiiel bic an .gtten ~sebauten
Sauier III Baltimore fir has 9elb; entbalten
feds ,3immer, 9apejimmtr IND Gorrioore, Joni:
ole mootnften Ginri6tuneen, einitliebli6 beg bes
fen Spif.ms BON .9lumbina" uno ab,uossRauaI,
Observation-Disclosures uuD =Irsppe, oranoIitiiht
Serroe. unp perbeHcrtts strabenpflaftr. @runo,
iiug 1886 bro Snbr.
Semaro q. Gallagher
9aumeiitel.
CSan1S@ Tr. 1858, CtsgaltimortsStr.
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9ruf in bic Bride aeaanaeit.

pittsburg, ga, 4. 5ebruar.-
Die nHational SLAB COMPANY" BON
bier tbeilt Der 9eihdftspelt in einem
Girfular nit, bab bic bisber bon ibr
epntrplirten Glasbiitten bon nun an
g~etrennt betrieben tperben pHrben.
Dies beoeutet cine IuflDirung bes
Safelslasnaaren : Sruits, Der Dor
einigen Sabren nit einem 3apital
BON flint Miuionen Dollars in's 2ez
ben serufen purbe uno Der in Der err
item 3sit ieines 8eftebens einunb<
stpan5ig 9lasfabrifen beberrf6te.
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b.

Bremen, Stuti6IanS, 9 Soee.
o xnos anres, gracntini.n, % faS
GalfStto, gritiidsSnbitn, 80 9aoe.
Semerara, gritiihs9uiona. 10 9ess.
6oug=ROua. China, % Gage.
9tnefon, Samaieo, S Gage.
2%iotrpopl, Gnalano, z Gage.
Qultrr, Sdpei3. 10 Sage.
etabt Nerifo, Mtrito, 5 9ass.
Wtosfau, Sublano, IL Saqe.
9anama, Ser. staatsn Ssn gclOunbta. Xasa
Qdris, Sranfrei6, 8 Rage.
Guebec, Gahaoa, 2 Sage.
Vito be Soreiro, GraFIi,r, rs 9des.
&oru, StnIien, 10 9oar.
ct. Sobns, Neuiunolano, 4 9dee.
81. Petersburg, Tublauo, 10 9ace.
SnNnep, Nutralien, 81 3doe.
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Sarleben ant NGbeln nmo anoere
ei&rbsitsn fHr 6 gro,tnt-ssHau mad benz nsu.,
Gtiss; pripatim.
Htdbter. mr. elO, CHsesrinstpn.gfr.
3iurmer Tr. 4. .Yaniartsg uilsino.
SIN Fer Office ~irs Deutfdb sefprsdbem.
CgRai20. I'D
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6eutiqe S6lubrate:

W{ dts.-Vle beutl9e Wfa1s5ufubr
betrug as, 756 8ui6el; 8erfunbt bon
ben gleoutoren 83, 784 8uidel; 8orz
rat6 in ben glepatoren 1,240,583 8uz
idel 8ertGufe: 10000 Mdr5 gu 81,
5pei Daegpns friiGer Spot 81 50s,
elm @agson Steamer gemii9ter Spot
gu 484, 10000 frii9er SPIT 81 5019,
1900 Spot gu 5099, 1000 Hr. 2 mel
Der Spot gu 5O9, 5000 Hr. 3 Spot
gu 451, 10000 frif6er Spot gu 505,
5000 Steamer gemii4ter Spot gu
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Der. Stddten 8efbdntpefs
unaen.

antpsiienssn Big sur 50bs Don
$3.50 foftsn 8 Gents.
&npeifuneen iiber $3.50 big $500
toften 5 Gents.
Qntpsiiunseu iibsr $500 lie $1,000
toiten 8 Gents.
@n~tpeifuneen iibsr $1,000 Big
$4,000 foften 10 Gents.
Intpeifuneen ii6er $4,000 bis
$4,000 foiten u Gents.
&npeiiungen iiber $4,000 Big
$4,000 toIten Is Gents.
Qntpeiiungsn ubsr $4,000 Bis
$4,000 toiten Is @entg.
&n~tpefTunesn iiber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 to1ten 20 Gems.
antpeiiungsn i6sr $4,000 Biz
$1,000 toiten 25 Gents.
@npeifunesn iber $500 Bib
$4,000 foiten 80 Gents.
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Seutiae S1luRrote:
Baltin1prer gffeftenbGrfe.
(BeriNtet for ben ,5tutih.R Gcrr.fponstn.,ns BURG
J. Wm. WiDpeHporf & Co.,

J. WH. WID6tHbotT & 3o.J
Baltimore, 4. 5ebrudr.
e. Wm. Miboenbprf &c so. bere9z
men fir Srancs: 8anfiers ; Srutten
auf so Sage 5.20B, auf Si9t 5.18B,
faufmmGnii6e auf so Sage 5.214 Bis
1921. aei9smarft auf ieds5igSase
GAL. @ulben auf ie4s5ig Sage
80 15516.
Sterling 8anfers auf go Sage
4.83, auf @i6t 4.851, faufmdnnifde
auf go Sage 1929 Biz 4.8244.
8erfGufe auf Der bieiigen Gffettenz
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ben gIepatpren las, 566 8ufdel. 8er>
fauft purben Elm Wasgon Nr. 3
peiBer auf Der 8abn gu Mt. Glare gu
479, elm Wagson Nr. 2 peiBer i'm
Gamoenz@lepdtor gu 4733.
6autine GhInbrnte.
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Serlangt int MaGemeimen.
Nf1te mnhnnnnn.M1bcln
Stsaemgeimdle:

Stelltaein6:
Gin 9dfcr iu6t Stcuuno ais %sipeite 6ano.
g7o63uiragsu in 3r. HOP, 5oplon= StraBc, Scout.
mo;r+ l9S-D
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Warft.

flntenite6enbe Preiie be5ieben i9
uuf ben GRgros : 9anbel; fir BEN
&letnbanbel muB elm entIpreGenbsr
Muff9las semadt perbeu.
Sarm probmfte.
2ebeubes gefliigel, pro pfunb:
iunse 9iibner 13c. Bis 15c.; alte
9ibner 13c.; Gnten 12c. Bis 15c.;
Butter 14c. Bis 49,; 9dnie 12e. Bis
14c.; Sauben, PRO Yaar zoe. Bis 25c.
9ef9ladtetes @efliigel, pro gfunb:
iunse Siibnsr 13c. Bis 15c. alte 9iib=
rer &c.; gnten 15c. Bis &c.; @dnie
13c. Bis 15c.; 9uter 15c. Biz 20c.;
8opaunen 15c. Bis 21c.
@ier, pro 9ubenb Doc. Bis 32c.
Nepfel, PRO SAB $3.50 biz $3.50;
Ipfelfinen, PRO &iite $2.65 Bis $500.
@emiiie: &urtoffeln, PR 9uifel
Toe. bis $1.00; 3niebeln, prp 8uf6el
80c. Bis $1.15; Weibfobl pro Some
$4,000 Bis $500; Sopfialat, pro
&orb 75c. Bis $500; 3uderriiben,
PRO 8iinbel lie. Biz &C.; Garotten.
pro 8inbel IL. Bis BE; Ssnerie,
pro Subenb Doc. Bis 5Oc.; runbe
Rii6en, PRO 8uI9elfiite SOC. Bis &C.,;
Spinat, PRO 8uI9sl $1.25 big $3.50;
8ronsbeeren, PRO SAB $500 biz
$500; brduner &pbl, pro 8ul6elttlte
25e. Big Doc.
Wilb: 9irf9riiden, pro Pfuno 24c.
Biz 25c.; gan5er 9iri6, pro pfuno
15e. Bis &c.,; gnten, pro paar: Walz
laro 60c. Bis Toe; 8lad6eabs 40c. Biz
&C.,; 8ebbeabs $500 Bis $3.50; @anz
pasbad $500 Bis $3.50.
9rpceries unb Probiioz
men.
Raffinirter 3uder, PRO pfuno: sez
piirfelt, 5.211c; puloeriiirt, 4.714c.
Stanbaro granulirt, 4.613c.; fetn
grdnulirt, 4.613c.; GrpitaG, 4.613c.;
Columbia q, 4.753c.; gelber, 1885,;
Bis 4.25c.
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in ausiibune Der in Dem 3eitamsute Der oerfor.
btntu Sanet 9epp ibm perlisbtntn 9olnabt, UNI
trait tines gefebls Des Greis9tri6ts Der Stapt
Baltimore ipiro Der nnterseibnet. Veripdlter am
Sientaa q, ben 10. 5ebruar 1904, Ha6mittaas
4 ubr, has aelauintte nabfoleeno beitriebtne fuertb=
Souc eruuO;insfreis Gigentbum an Srt uuo Sttls
auf 0iientliber auftion b%ertaufcH:
@eqinneno al Der SiiOoft=Gde Der Waoiion= unb
EutapsStras,, nup Damn pitlib an Maoiipn=S trade
f6 crftrtdeno u 6ub: oann ifDlih. parallel nit
Gutafp= StraB'. "a SUB unO Q SOL bis gu elmer
orsi Sub br'iteu Hlep; pdrn ipcitli6 an bciuoter
4uep Il CUB bis Gutdp=Strase, uno oouu uorolit
on beiaattr StrdBe "a 6uB uno 9 3ou bis ,um
Nnfane s%punfte. 9tbdut iii oahelbe nit cinem ;psi
uup eiubalbtodiaeu iieQclfeirernen 9sbdupc, ipeldes
uls Rr. $40. @eitsMaoiion= Strabt, be,.ihnet in.
7Sds 8ebduoe ipiro aIs Giearrsulapsu uup 3s.
faurnnt in TerbinOun9 nit S2be Wdoiion,~ friiber
@oto6H's ooer Nufel's Rtftaurunt, benust uno in
acqcnpdrtia ali tinen berlGblibtn Wictber Su cinem
idbrliben Mietbjinit bon iiebenbunoert uno ,ipar ala
Collars, mondtlih i'm 9praus iublbar, unter eintm
Gonirafte psrmictbci, tponab Der Mictber oas Saus
in autsm 3uftduN unb A%tpardtur trbalten mus.
Rad 9'Sablune Der etcusrn uub onoerer ~llutoitsn
pir.t has Giaeutburn Qcaenipdrtie an Micthen elmer
Htttozll,btridub BON iiber iebsbunort $500 Sol.
lars ab.
acknowledgement: Gin Srittcl gaor, Der Rst
mad iehs uro siuDlf Wonaten, NIT Sinien, 5ber
@ass Paar. nab 9elieben pes Rduitrg; Sttucrn
mo 1lnfoftsu perotn bis lum 0erfdistape berihs
tipt. Gin StppNt bon 500 piro- ~psrlanGt.
@ammono ). Suaau,
9eripaItcr.
.. u. airftanb.
40 4kQ496l Nuft;ou,t,r
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8nItimnrer Warftberihte.

pcertUttf tr oH s0su;i0en eorrtlronpehlen-.I
Baltimore, 4. 5e6ruur.
Me6l.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief iif auf 1874 5dfer, eini4lteBz
li9 541 5G1er gu 2ocufzpOint unO
553 5GFsr gu Canton. Die onbalz
tenbe 5sitigfeit Der Wei3enpreiie perz
anlaBt bic MiiblenbeiiBer gum SET
baIten an ben 8reiien, troBOem Die
Nadfrage beidrGntt lit. Die Hotiz
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qnfmarfen>I genturen.

8srI9iebae StaotlbsiIs, in peld.p
poftzBertbiadyn bertauft
tperoen.
W.loal., G.. 9. 6eott.
9orf=Rpao puruea 8. eaSpinoton.
goriuA.QDsnue uno 8urriiontroSe Robert q.
Z. S1d.
q. Strabe uno 6GatineboH=apen 2su;s
SeineoGar.
Cronqepine piram Rimble.
Sort=sptuue unb5 Obnionsstrnse - %. q. 6.
S6eiDt.
8. unb gsusbsstraBs, 6isblanotStpn - Samss
8. Sruar.
Cranqtpint - Storoe gtu.
9r. 25, unioH=sfbenue (BOObbtrs) - glarsra
8. Niniams.
erouopop unb @altimOr.s6trab. - georo. z.
Nor.
iIuters Station, gtnniplpanisr @obns 8. q,
gronn.
Standardization. .goltimoresC bts=gosu.s
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HIN 2dneffen efabIirte
Marplano Gbattsl Goan AGofiation,

0aIcert'S ntlrtn8. gerihtshous sesendter.
3imms r.. 2S uns 81 iu,itsr SIur).
eaeoasGde 6apeffe' une at. WauIs e trase.
s-Rsuss Uefes Don 1909 hritt befolst.-s
Darltben- bis $25O-Darlebsu
auf mobsin. pianps. CrseIn ufp.
Earfeben unter $50, Ssiammtfefen $40.
BON $50 bis 500. @siammiiOasn $7.s5.
Tit 6 prolent monatlib fir Aeh=getrao.
Qrossnt duf getrdee Don ibtr 500.
etiss Stlspbont: ct. Iaul 2l34. Gourtlanb 73x
aorsfe: albert BIume. it,. seiretdr.
Golprt.Builnins, Baltimore.
aeent rirs boriprsden uno gratis bic 2atsn
srliarsn. (Rsu9, 1915
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4n;e,aen. -3m nerfamien.
Su pertduf fen:

Gin @otel nit Qutem 8tlbGft; ntub ~perfanft
~tp,roen; gutter Ylas iHr ben re6tcn Wann. Dian
ooreiiire: %. TO- expedition Dieies glattes.
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Sal3fleii9: pro Yfun6, gauge
S6ultern, engIii6 gef6nitten, 7ac.;
gang fur5s 8ippen, 74c.; Seitenz
fped, Sc; gan5e 2ei6tiide, BE-;
Sped S4ultern, &c.; nSugar@Gu'
reb" S9ultern, 84c.; S6tnfen, 124c.;
u6ne 9aut, 113c.; Picnic, 84c.;
nMeB"zS dtpsinefleii6, $14.75 pro
SAP; S6mal3-in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt 73c.; in SGfern SIC.
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Niehm1rftr.

Union Stod Yarbs, Bits
burg, pa., A. 5ebruur. - Der Rinbz
piebmarft mar ftetia; bic Dreiie pari=
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Mmftioms>M nseisem.
Q. u. 9trfIane.
WcrmalterS=Ncrfau

trertbpo1en gruno3insfreien 8runo=
eigentbums on Der Siooftzgde Der
MabiIpnz uno @utupzS trabe, elm
She'll bes ebemaligen %berii6mten
HuiYeQ'fhen Heitdurdnts.
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gefOrorruns BON Ynfia6en.

2Gase Der erfOrberliben 3sit sur gr.
rei9ung Der psri4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
llntenftsbenb lit Die ungefGbrs s3eit
fir uebermittsluns Der POftia6sn bon
benz galtimorer YpTt : 9iirsuu mas
ben bauptfd9li9en sinkimif4sn unb
austpdrtieen @tGoten per5ei9net.
SnIdnb.
atlaHtu, Ga, 10 etuuben.
atlanticsGitr, RS, 6 6tHnetH.
erooflau, R.s9.. 6 6tunDtn.
HurIine~z. gnuput. II etunotA
Buffalo, R.s9., i8 6tIuosH.
GAP. Tap, RS, 6 StunotH.
Gbarlttpn, 6.sg., Is Stunesn
gbieaeo, Sns.. l Sas.
Columbia, 6.=G., IL Stuuben.
Cincinnati. Cbio. 20 etunbsl
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gdNe!
EdTe!

sr S7elie TIM auslanbe beiorst ~tnnerbnIb "A SturA,s
Az btnentenc hernbgei.stem NreiIe
GounrD Naine,
@Masyse~Wae Halttmsns6 tSa6e wse BeasOfarsNRa.
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Sarte Sopfe,
! {Tnrtfebung.J

Roman BON 8. 9atbheim.
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Wenm s{br @eIp oebranmt.

70 ntnott Gu1 on mid. Rdidt Darlebtn. aeinte
Wiid ,abIungsn. 9.rihniesenbeit. ept,itue Grs
lsihtsrnngtn oieltn Monat Fir anltiben BON s. uno
m.tr. Or (. R~remtr. Qr 100 ublEoro. SIR
fTRail6,15
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y1He!

ydFe! PaHeY
@I Relic in Auslanbs beiors. ~inH,rbaIb "a ernns,s
az bepeutenb herabStsstem RrsIie
ScuarD MatRe.
N8ARens&ds AAkfiHanrasE fraRe ami @eRpSfEessEn@
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aus benz Snneren Warhlano's uni
DEN angrensenDrn & taaten.

(Gortiebung fplgt.)
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SECOND CALL

$1,000 G6arleiton 6its Sp., 5sr............ 13
5000 atluntic Goait Cine, Gon., 4er...... 93R
$1,000 atlantic Guait Cine, GOn., dr.. 93K
$1,000 llnitco Railtpaps, 4r ...:.......... 91%
10 Citizens ganf, 8. S......"...... Is
50 SEA dir Sine, m............... 9
10 seabuarD, giqbts =. .............. Y
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~HN"
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 Mp. 1t. 4euniplpunia .............. 48
$1,000 GburleitDn 6itD Gp., 5rr............ 13
$1,000 llnitcO IDs., Ginf. (Gaib).......... 56la
$1,000 Georgia II. alabama, 5sr............ lob
~ 126 Scaboaro dir Sine, Som. .........
a5@6iti,ns, eonf 25
45 Giti3eng' Sonf (einige Sasc)........ IS
100 Qtlontic Goait Clint ................ 100
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Sarlebem AMI Grnnoeisemtbmm,

.. q. 3irflano.
(S2,4y6,9,436l guttiouotor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-14
FOOTBALL TIE.

The Punahous and Males played AS
ISOLATION football on Saturday at the
Makiki grounds, Neither side was able
to score. At times the ball was very
near the goals, but rapid work by the
goal-keepers prevented scoring. The
game was an exciting one and was
watched by quite a large crowd. The
lineup was as follows:
Male Iima-Goal, Belser, backs,
Greig, r. Anderson; halves, Miles,
Mayall, Macintosh; forwards, Cum
ming, Harwood Munro (Capt), Laird
and Fiddes; reserves, Bill.
Punahou-Goal, A A. Cation: backs,
Gleason, McCorriston: halves, Rycoft,
Soper, Clarke; forwards, Birkmyre,
Campbell, r. r. Cation, Waterhouse,
Cockburn (CapO; reserves, Thayer,
Spalding.
Referee. w. Waldron.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-14
STRUCK WATER

HILO, March 1O-Edward Lance, the
water expert at Honokaa plantation,
has struck water after mine months
hard work. AS near as can be learn
ed Lance sunk a shaft 12O feet deep
without meeting signs of water. Later
at distance of thirty feet from the
surface water oozed through the soil
and at this point he decided to run a
tunnel and after going in several feet
found a flow about the thickness of
his hand. This was one week ago and
since then the flow has increased to
about six inches square. Mr.. Lance
is encouraged and he believes he has
found what will be a permanent sup
ply for the planta ton. If his theory
is correct the most difficult problem
that the managers of the plantation
have had confronting them. has been
solved and the success of HOnOl1aa is
assured. Lance is the man who work
ed out the water problem on Olaa plan
tation and developed an endless supply
for that company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-14
VICTORY
AN EASIER ONE
TIM MURPHY
KNOCKED OUT IN THE FOURTH
ROUND-OTHER CONTESTS.

/ Dave Barry had On easier victory
over Australian Tim Murphy last Sat
urday night than in the previous con-
test The Australians plan of keeping
away and doing some long distance
boxing did not prove a possible one
with Barry, who repeatedly forced him
into corners where fighting at close
range was unavoidable. The result was
some terrible punishment for Murphy,
who was only saved by the gong at the
end of the third round.
Murphy landed a number of good
blows on Barrys head, but they did not
appear to have any effect on Barry,
while the latter constantly landed stag
geufng body blows on Murphy. In the
fourth round Murphy rallied somewhat
and landed a few hard ones on Barry,
in rapid mix-up. The mix-up proved
his undoing, however, for he came out
of it groggy and evidently a beaten
man. Barry had made the usual quick
fire of short blows and his hits are all
hard ones. A clean swing on the tip Of
the jaw sent Murphy fiat on his back,
but he got up in time to make another
effort, A second swing on the jaw al
most lifted him off his feet and he was
counted out. His face showed the effect
of several of the blows and it was some
minutes before he entirely came to.
The first fight of the evening, and
probably the best, was between Nigel
jackson and Mcdonald, for four rounds.
They fought hard at close range all the
time, both giving and taking The end
of the third round found both much
punished and about played out, but
there was plenty of steam in both when
them came up for the last round. The
fight was declared a draw.
Alderman and Gardner, the heavy
weights, only fought a round. Gardner
was considerably smaller than Acker-
man and was done up in the first round
of furious fighting. Castro and Modlin
began a good fight, both showing up
very well, but after the first round
Castro withdrew, his second announc-
ing that he had received a blow in the
kidneys which made him unable to go
on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-14
BASEBALL ON
MAUI ISLAND
THE SEASON WILL BEGIN ON
EASTER sUNDAY-THERE WILL
BE FOUR OR FIVE TEAMS.

WAILUKU, March 9.-The baseball
season will commence on Easter Sun
day, April 8. This was decided on at
last Monday nights meeting of the
Maui Athletic Association. The meet
ing was a very interesting one, cen
siderable amount of business apper-
tanning the coming league games be-
ing partially decided on. The meet
ing was attended by a large number
of members, which by the way, is the
best meeting that the association has
had since some time. About a month
ago, 1t was supposed that the league
might possibly consist Of six teams,
there having been some talk of an Ulu-
palakua nine, under the captainship of
L. r. Crook. However, the Ulupala-
kuas hav dropped out, and now the
association is assured of four teams,
and may possibly have five. The
Morning Stars" Paia- Makawao and
Kahului teams, are a certainty for the
coming league, all of them having
signifed their intention of playing for
the cup. The Lahainas want to enter
again, providing of course, the associa-
ton can make satisfactory arrange
ments for their transportation. At the
meeting, a committee consisting of G.
B. Schrader, ]. Kirkland and D. L.
Meyer was appointed to formulate
ground rules, and look into the teams
wishing to enter and If necessary pro-
vide for their transportation This
committee was also ordered by Vice
President Robertson, who presided at
the meeting, to look in the field for an
official umpire as we'll as an official
scorer for the seasons games. At
first there was a feeling OF leaving the
Lahadna team out of the league, but
since it has been learnt that d. Ke-
kuewa the crack catcher for the Ka.ms
last year, is now employed in the Palm
City, the attitude towardse admitting
their nine has changed. This would
make four teams which would form a
very desirable league. The fifth nine
is the Waikiki team This would be
composed of the balance of baseball
players in Waikiki and Waipahu, who
do not belong to the Morning Stars. G.
Cummings who has heretofore always
played for the Wailukus stated at the
meeting that he might possibly Join
the Kahului aggregation. This If true
would weaken the Waikiki forces very
materially, DuL II Is rnOpeQ UndL sam
Keliinoi, who is very enthusiastic a
bout entering a team from Waikapu,
will not lose courage if Cummings drops
out. There are many good players
who do not belong to either the Morn
ing Star" or Kahuluis, to form a strong
team to enter the league and compete
for the troDhv.
James kirkland, manager of the
Kahului Store, stated that he would
furnish a cup for the winning team,
that would be worth while playing for.
This has created more interest among
baseballists and the consequence is that
teams VIII start in practising shortly.
The Morning Stars" will be COM
prised mostly of the same boys, their
lineup for this season being as fol-
lows: T. Kruger, C. N. Kruger, p; K.
Smith, h.; ]. Garcia, 2b.; w. Crowell,
3D.; A Garcia, SIS; G. b. Schrader, ].
Ross, II. Meyer, feeders. A. jackson
has gone over to the Kahuluis, to oc-
cupy the box for them
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INFRINGEMENT ON MAUI.

WAILUKU, March 11.-Now that
Governor Carter has cut out the ap-
preparation for the combination che
mical engine and hose wagon for Wad-
luku, the public on this island are an
Mous to learn whether or not the ap-
preparation for an armory, as well as
the appropriation for repairs to the lao
Valley road will also be cut out. Resi-
dents on East Maui regret the action
of the Governor in cutting out the ap-
preparation for road from Kailua to
Nahiku but as is well understood, the
government must retrench a great
deal to meet current expenses.
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BYAUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the superintendent Of -'ublic Works
until II m. Of Tuesday March Is, 1904
for furnishing 100 manhole frames and
covers and 200 Galv. Iron dirt pals.
Specifications on file in the office Of
the Assistant Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any and all ids.
Tenders to be endorsed on envelope,
Proposals for Manhole frames and
covers and pals"
c, S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
March 10. 1904
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Election of Officers.
KoLoA SUGAR COMPANY.

At the adjourned annual meeting of
N&he stockholders of The Koloa Sugar
Company, held at the office of H. Hack
field & Co., Ltd, in Honolulu, this date,
the following Board of Directors were
reelected to serve during the ensuing
year:
Hans Isenberg, c. NJ. Cooke, H. A.
Isenberg, w. Pfotenhauer and F.
Klamp and who, in subsequent meet
ing, reelected the incumbent officers,
to serve during the ensuing year, viz:
Hans Isenberg. President
II. A. Isenberg. ..... Vice President.
w. Pfotenhauer. ........ Treasurer.
r. hlamp. '...,...... Secretary.
Armin Haneberg. Auditor.
+. KLAMP,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March 9, 1904.
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LECTuRR On HAWAII

A very interesting lecture on the Ha-
waiian Islands was given in the Parish
Room Of Christ Church last night by
c. H. osborne. The lecture was beau
tifully illustrated by slides shown by
Mr.. Sparlmgs lantern. There was a
large audience and the lecturer was fol-
lowed with close attention At the close
a vote of thanks was moved by c. f.
Jackson and seconded by Mr.. w. j.
Twiss, and at the suggestion of the
Rev. H. L. Roy, the audience showed
their appreciation by a round of APP
yplause.-Victoria News Advertiser.