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Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Rusb.r hlanufaoturer Dead.

Boston. oct. 13.-George A. Alden
of George A. Alden & Co. one of the
pioneer crude rubber merchants in this
country. is dead at his summer home
in Wellesley. He was seventy-four
years Of age. Mr. Alden was presi-
dent of the Seamless Rubber company
Of New Haven and the New York
Commercial company.
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Hiaqins speaks In Brooklyn.

New York. oct 13.-Frank w. Hig-
gins. Republican candidate for gov.
ernor. was the principal speaker at a
Republican rally held in Brooklyn last
night under the auspices OF the Re
publican campaign committee OF Kings
county Former Lieutenant Governor
Timothy L. Woodruff presided.
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Dewey offer. 70 co~~1-1

Washington. Oct. 13-Admir1i Dew
ey has again offered to assume com
mand Of the combined feet ID fts
Caribbean sea and direct the winfer
maneuvers. If his services csn -
spared from the presidency Of the ge1
eral board at that time Secretary Mof
ION certainly will accept the admirars
offer.
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David speaks Thirteen LINES.

Fairmont. W. Va. oct. 13.-The sec.
ond day of the Davis campaign through
Maryland and West Virginia was more
intense than the first II also added to
the reputation of Mr. Davis. as
young old man. He repeated his
record Of dozen speeches day and
added one more for good measure
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
Viroinians Drowned In Nav Mexico.

Roswell y. NJ. Oct. 13.-Mac Chamb-
less and A. NJ. Lee. two young Vir-
ginians. have been drowned in the Pc
cos river They attempted TO so TO
Carlsbad from Lakewood. and the boat
struck snag and capsized The
bodies have not been recovered Lee
was a cousin Of Robert Z. Lee
Evening journal., 1904-10-13
FOR RENT.

cSi7 w. End St., rooms and bath.
30 Gray avenue. rooms and BATH.
1902 Oak street. rooms ana bath.
140S Delaware avenue, y rooms and bath
SIS Washington. II rooms and bath.
sos Market ST.. store.
Front and Thorn Sts., warehouse.
102 w. 18th street. II rooms and bath.
2705 Tatnall ST., 10 rooms and bath.
1903 w. Fifth ST.. rooms and bath.
cath and Jessup. s rooms and store.
5ll w. Third ST.. rooms and bath.
CHARLES c. KURTZ
10l1 Market St.
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CLOTHING.

MEMS. Boys and infants sweaters and
jackets and all kinds of ladies' fancy
golf blouses. Fancy jacquard knit goods.
All kinds Of sweaters and jackets made
TO order Delaware Knitting Mills, David
Liditer Prop, 23O French st. Phone, 22l7A
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THE
EQUITABLE
Guarantee & Trust Company,

Capital $50O,O0O
Surplus and Profits, 100000
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NJ nday to Friday 9 a. m. 10 a
p a.. Saturday 9 a. m. to IL m
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AIIossd oaogago Thieves Caught.

Alleged D1ggagc Thieves Caught.
New York. Oct. 13.-D Disclosures fol
lowing the arrest of Emil Wacher and
Harry Schmidt two young men in
Hoboken. \. j.. lead the city author
tiles to believe that thefts Of baggage
from ocean steamship piers there may
involve losses running up into IRE thou
sands. For several weeks past fhe
steamship companies having piers Id
Hoboken and the local police have been
receiving complaints from az orer fts
world about losses Of baggage - He.
boken.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY to loan on mortgage in sums to
suit.
LAMBERT J. FOULK,
m6-1y $50 Market street.
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Mormons Seek Mexican Home

City of Mexico, Oct 13.- Representa-
tives Of the Mormon church of Utah
are negotiating for the purchase Of a
tract Of 100000 acres Of land in the
state Of Tabasco.
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Inaucuration Day In Argentina

Buencs Ayres. Oct 13.-Manuel Quin-
tana has been inaugurated president
Of the republic OF Argentina. The
event passed off without especial in
cident. The republic is calm.
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S49.75 to the Pacific Coast and Lower
Rates to Other Western Points, B.
& n PafIroad

From September IA to October Il in
elusive the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company will sell low rate colonlst
tickets to San Francisco. Los Angeles.
Portland. Oeregon, Tacoma, and Seat
tie, Wash. and to points In Texas, Col
orado. Idaho, New Mexico, South Da-
kota, Washington, Montana and other
Western points at very low rates. For
tickets. reservation Of berths and full
particulars. call on ticket agents or
address II. A. Millep T. p. A.. City
Ticket ONCE. so4 Market strest. VIII
mington, Del
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UNDERTAkERs.
WILSON'S
Undertaking Rooms
GIG King Street
The Excursion of the Season, 5alti-
more, Sunday, October 10th, 6alti-
more & Ohio Railroad.

only one dollar. The quickest. best
and most convenient route. Two sta
tions in the most central locality.
Special train of fine coaches will leave
Delaware avenue station at $40 a. m.
Returning leave Camden station, $50
p. m; Mt. Royal station at 6.S5 p. M;
arrive Wilmington at p. m.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED. - Man and wife on gentleman's
place in the country. Must under
stand care Of horses. Apply. state refer
ences, A. Y. NJ, Evening Journal Office.
octi1-3t
YOUNG MEN, time is money-you can
earn money during spare time.
Send stamp for particulars. Pleasant oc-
cupation; no expense. A26. The Evening
Journal. octio-6t
YOUTH. u to a. from Wilmington OF
Delaware Maryland Peninsula, to
work 30 days in exchange for business or
shorthand course. Business. Ae, The
Evening Journal. scpl7-2st
COLLECTOR.-Pos as collector is de-
sired by man 80 years old; steady and
sober. First class references as to char
acter. Salary SO. ASS, Evening Journal
Office. octl3-3t
MEN. Experienced to sell stock In a
coal mine located in Montana; enor-
nous profits IN sight; legitimate honest
investment guaranteed BY deposit Of rail-
road bonds; big money to right party.
REPRESENTATIVES, wanted in every
town and village in Delaware. Must
be hustiers. Big commissions paid. Work
can be done in spare moments. Prizes
each month to those who do biggest busi-
ness. Address X. Y, General Manager, in
care OF The Evening Journal Whining
ton, Delaware. octS-6t
WANTED YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is OR
10 YEARS OF AGE QIIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATE PREFERRED) TO SOLICIT
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR A
NEWSPAPER; MUST BE ENERGETIC
AND HARD WORKER; CAN WORK
AFTERNOONS ONLY IF DESIRABLE.
STATE AGE AND FULL PARTICU-
LARS. ADDRESS NJ. S. A. W., THE
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
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EXCHANGE.

WANTED. Bring your tobacco tabs. cou-
pons. cigar bands, soap wrappers
and trade marks to the Hunt Stamp store,
SD Market street, and exchange them for
the valuable Hunt Stamps.
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SIS PER WEEK and travelling expenses
paid statesmen to sell goods to grocery
dealers; experience unnecessary. Purity
Co. Chicago. oct13-3t
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Lady curzon SLIGHTLY Better.

London, Oct l3.-it is reported IN.
officially that Lady Curzon is a little
better Her condition stu remains
serious. however.
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PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING. IIorner and Bunting,
500 Bennett street. d. & A. Phone.
2O35A. sept23-1m
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FOR RENT. Two nicely furnished front
rooms. Apply 7Ork Market st.
oct12-5t
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The most delic,le. the most sensmsr.
OF all pleasures consists IN promoting
the pleasures Of others.-Bruyere
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INSURANCE.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC sALE.-wil be sold at stidham
and Sons Auction Rooms, No. III East
Fourth street on Friday, October Il, at
1.3o o'clock. all kinds of household and
kitchen furniture, parlor and bed rooml
suits, chairs, couches, lot Of carpet and
mating, cook and room stoves, breech
loading guns, 1 roller top desk. The goods
have been in storage and must be sold.
Stidham & Son. Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.-An office on first floor. with
use of reception room. sos King St.
sept24-t,t,s
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AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED ABSOLUTELY instan-
taneous match-lighting gasoline
lamps; radically new; burners for old
lamps; utmost brilliancy; wonderful nov.
city; agents coming money. Planet Manu-
featuring Company, Department 16. St.
Louis. oot1a-zt
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HIGH-GRADE merchant tailor will make
to order stylish s25 fail suit or overcoat
for SIS cash; strictly custom made on pre-
misses; silk sewed throughout; fit and
workmanship guaranteed; try-on given;
don't order a fall suit until you see my
samples. Address AIS, The Evening Jour-
nal ostlO-12t
Evening journal., 1904-10-13

EDISON and Columbia Cylinder and disc
records; talking machine supplies Of
every description; new machines at one
third off; Journal machines exchanged.
Lippincott & Co., SO6 Market street.
oct10-tf
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HELP wANrEo-FEMALE.

WANTED. An apprentice TO learn mill
linery. 4O2 King st. octlO-5t
WORK-We pay 25c each for writing
short plain letters; particulars free.
Herald Publishing Company, Station 5,
Cincinnati, Ohio. octS-bt
NURSE capable OF taking full charge OF
infant or small children, sick or IN
valid person. wants place. Wages 50 a
week, hest reference. Address by letter
only. Nrise. 200 East Fourteenth S.
octtl-'t
WANTED. "A reliable white cook, with
good reference. Apply Mrs. II. NJ.
Barksdale, 1909 Delaware Ave. octll-5t
WANTED To complete dramatic class.
several young ladies and gentlemen.
No previous experience necessary. No eX-
pense attached. Address A61, Evening
Journal Office. octl2-3t
WANTED. Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for firm OF
s2,0,oOo capital. Salary SiO72 per year and
expenses; paid weekly. Address NJ. Perci-
val, Wilmington. Del. oct11-3t
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Cost of Feedlnq Army.

Washington, Oct I3.-The annual re.
pori of Brigadier General J. f. wes
con. commissory general Of the army
Says the toti cost of feeding the army
Curing the past fiscal year was SS.2s1
TO During the year the losses were
54le.G59 in The Philippines. S7.467 on
fte TRANSPORTS and si29s5 in the
frife5 States Alaska Porto Rico and
siteuDere Prom fLe total amount OF
losses - 70 ~ deducted $500 the
proceeds ~ saies 80 auctions OF dam
aged and deiefioraied stores. etc
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REAL ESTATE.


VIRGINIA FARMS.-We send lists of
farms for sale in the most desirable
sections of Virginia, with following ad-
vantages: Long. delightful summers, short
mild winters. best church. school and So
cial advantages, highest markets, close
in. low freight rates, diversity Of crops,
unfailing rainfall and productive land,
with improvements at S. and up per acre.
For further information, excursion rates,
pamphlets, etc, address f. II. LABAUME
Asst Agr'l & Indl Agt.. N. & w. r.,
Dept. l., Roanoke, Va.
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FOE RsNr.

FOR RENT. .-Ofhce in central location.
light and cheerful, IS month.
Al. THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Eept17-26t
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TALKING MACHINES.

GRAPHOPHONE concerts in your own
home cost practically nothing. Enjoy
the long winter evening with all the
newest selections. For full particulars adj
dress AT. The Evening Journal Office.
oct10-Ot
Evening journal., 1904-10-13

THREE communicating rooms on second
floor. with use of bath. Near Cool
Spring Park. Address, ASS. this office.
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Prince David Eavananalxoa. Eexfcax
dandy Cushman Carter. domino: IRA.
George w. Maefarlane. japanese Iafiys
J. s. Walker. black DOMINO
Mrs. Il W Lake. -Fougeirre. OF shf
Opera Comique: Mrs. A =. Tariar.
Filipino Mest2zo In real Filipino cns-
tune: Mrs. George Angus. court laayz
Fencing girls. Misses Angus; A G.
Halves. Moor Albert Raas, Persian.
biuejaekets. Lieut.. Slattery. C. s. -
Paymaster crown, L. :. ~, ArthEsr
Macintosh, E. NJ. Watson. C1Azzn1s
Waterman: Myra Heleluhe DesSEzsrre--
na; Chas Hopkins. Persian: Miss KazE-
ley, Golden Shower; Col. Fitch Pirate
Blackboard.
Miss Forman. lily; a GartIey. Err
gineer officer, Z. 5. M Fred Churc9.,
Indian chief; Geo. Angus. Don Carlos
DIT High and Mr.. Splival0 GIences1e-
fishermen; Ernest Parker a widow=
Miss nreier, q Cornf1owar: CIhar6
Kimban. MephistopheIes; Mrs CynfforS
kimbau. Turkish lady; Mrs Jsn1ez
Dougherty. pretty costume Represent
ing Tapa.
Acting Governor Atkinson. Prince pE
Lun; J. D. McInerny. Buster BvesEu~.-s
Mrs, Z. NJ Boyd Watermelon: Mrs a.
G. Halves. Court Lady Of Time -
Marie Antoinetta: Miss ILshmzG.
Leaves: Match box, Hugo HerzeE-s
Zuzu. r. Z. Wright; Sam Wilder, do
nino: a. NJ Brown. J.. :. Walker. J.
s. Dillingham;, dominoes: Mrs W. n
Graham and Miss Crook, Japzne@
girls; VIII McInerny, Jester; Mrs
Richard Ivers. Italiana; c. w. DesriuE.
monk: Miss Gillett. Girl in Red: Mrx.
c. B High. Empress Josephine. Mira
s. G. Wilder. Bathing Girl; Mr. Pffeu-
ger, Mexican; Mrs. W. L. Stanley, NO
rions; Miss Ada Rhodes, JaRRueaS
girl: Miss Irmgard Schaefer, MSs&
Schaefer. Two Girls in Red; Muriea
Campbell. old-fa shioned girl: C1ernIan
Band. Sonny Cunha, leader; bands
men, 4Toots" Cunha VIM. Dickson.
VIM. Rawlins, David Mana. Sam KaEz@.
Frank Santana W. s. Ellis. VIM Car
cha. R. Kappa, J. Freitas. J. PunUz.
L. Salamanca.
Queen Liliuokalani wore a handsome
gown of lavendar Duchesse satin 1rrEs-
med with ostrich feathers and real izcS-
Princess KawananaSoa wore a brDczssz-
ed blue silk trimmed with real lace, tlIz--
mond ornaments.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII. COURT
OF LAND REGISTRATION

To 8rs. Leon A. De La Nux. Mrs.
r. A Stone, ". o. Smith, Guardian q
Edwin, Joseph and John HaInaukE~
minors; Edwin HaIuauku, a Ininor-
Joseph Ha1nauku, minor; John H@-
mauku, a minor; Henry CiehrinE.
Charles Butzke, Gehring and Bu1zlzss
q copartnership. Chester A Doyle.
Charles ~. Cooke and Anna c. Cooke.
all of Honolulu, Island Of oahu, Ter
ritory Of Hawaii; the Territory of E7a-
waii, by Lorrin Andrews, Attorney
General, and TO all whom it may con-
Germ:
Whereas. a petition has been present.
ed to said court by Charles N. Cooke.
Limited, a corporation, TO register ard
confirm its title IN the following de-
scribed land:
A parcel of land situate in Honolulu.
Island Of Oahu. and the Territory q
Hawaii, and particularly described as
follows:
Lot Il on Young street, near Kapits-
lani street, described IN Grant No. q,
as more fully appears IN map ana
description fled in said court.
You are hereby cited 10 appear at ts7s
Court Of Land Registration. to be beIg
al Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, on the
Tvyenty-ffth day Of July. A D. 1905 a1
1:30 O'Clock IN the afternoon. 70 show
cause, if any you have, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted
And unless you appear at said c9ure
az the time and place aforesaid yoUr
default VIII be recorded. and thu said
petition win be taken as confessed, ana
you VIII be forever barred from cor
testing said petition or any decree En-
tered thereon.
Witness. Philip Z. Weaver. Judge n
said Court. this TweEty-fourth day ~
June, in the Year Nineteen F1uudra1
and Four
Attest with Seal Of said Court.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
tSeal) PsgIstrzE-
6s2s-JUne 8. July .. 8. Is
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BATHER SAVED FROM
DEATH IN SURF

The saving OF a life was accomplished
on Thursday afternoon from the surf at
WaiISiBi Beach bv sixteen-year old ".
H Smith. son Of Mr.. Smith OF the Man
ufactme-s Shoe Company. The lie
saved was that Of a young Chinese, said
TO be . clergyman. who had ventured
out beyond his death of the premises OF
James 3. Castle ard W. @, Irwin. Near
by Is the cottage occupied b. the Smiths.
About the middle q the afternoon
voting Smith, who was living on the
grass dressed In his bathing SUIT, saw
some one struggling n the water
Twice the batller went below the s1T-
face but before he mad d chance 70 %
down 3 third time Smith had plunged n
with his surf-boa-d. He swarm o11r and
held I'd the bather. resting him on the
board and brought him safely 70 the
shore, where he was Tesuscitated-
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MRS. CLARK LEFT
ESTATE OVER 10000

a petition was filed yesterday By
Thomas x. Clarke for probate of the
Will of his late wife, Annie Clarke. IN
which the petitioner is named as sxe-
cutor. The devisees and Iegatees GrS
the husband, five daughters and three
sons Of the deceased, but, as the EFiN
is presented IN a sealed envelope, the
portions given 10 the respective beneB~
Charles cannot here be stated In the
aggregate the estate is valued at more
than S6ee0. House and lot IN Punch
bowl street, Honolulu, is valued z&
$4,000. and there is personal property
including cash and a demand note, val
ued at 1851. 30.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has bought the business Of
the Sun Kwong Sing (rice plantation
Of Hanamaulu, Kauai It consists Of
nine shares, Of which Fong Tai KUN
holds three shares. Fong All Lock one
share, and Ching Din one-haIf share,
including the lease, appurtenances. all
interests, furniture and fixtures. The
transaction IS TO be completed on Aug.
TO- 1904. Should there be claims Of any
nature against said aforesaid share
holders, the purchasers shall not be re-
sponsibIe for same
Sun KWONG SING co.
6S39
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PRESIDE HEARS OF
. 1t, CAREERS DEATH
The Chronicle says:

The Chronicle says:
The suicide of Lieutenant Guilford S.
CARRIER at Honolulu has caused another
sensation in army circles here. This
suicide, coupled with that of Captain
Frederick S. Wild at Angel Island only
a few weeks before, is making the
army people ask. WHO next?' % No
positive explanation has been offered
for the act of either of these officers in
taking his life. Both were young, able,
vigorous and ambitious. Both stood
we'll in the army and in civilian life.
yet, in spite of all these qualifications,
they elected to end their lives.
CARRIER was well known and much
liked by his brother officers at the Pre-
sidie. He was always hale-fellow- we'll
met and during his sojourn at the post
was very popular there and in the
city
He left here on May 1 with the
Ninety-second Company Coast Artil-
lery bound for Honolulu. He entered
the army from civil life in 1898, being
one Of the Indiana volunteers, and in
1899 he Joined the Thirteth Infantry
United States Volunteers.
In his farewell note found after his
death. he said in q few words that he
could not break himself Of his drinking
habit and he incIosed in It two checks.
One was left to friend, TO be disbursed
in paying some small loans he had re-
ceived from his comrades while sta
toned at the Preside. ana the other
to pay debts in the islands
CARRIER was born in Indiana on Octo-
Der q, 1875
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PROPOSALS for construction Of side
walks--Of7ca Depot Cuartarnas Z.
s. A. Honolulu. H T, JAY Is. 1906
Sealed proposals for construction Of
sidewalks on Miller and Hotel streets
along the Barrack lot L :. Military
reservation VIII b. received here IN
I'll II a. II. July =. 1900. and then opa1-
ed. Information furnished on aprlica-
ton. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for side
walks" and addressed CAPTAIN c. T.
HUMPHREY JR- Quartermaster [.
s. 4. 6Sz4
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80. TANTALUs LoT.

Patent No. 4423 TO w. L. Wilcox, and
being part No. 2 of schedule in the
order Of court authorizing sale of this
property. This lot borders on the Gov
eminent drive reservation for a dis
tanca of 656 feet and has a depth of 100
feet. Area, 50-100 of an acre. It is sit
uated on a ridge between the Hackfeld
premises and the lot of J. q. Rothwell.
1t is one OF the finest residence sites on
Tanta1us. Fenced, cleared and planted
with trees and flowers
BEACH LOT, WAIKIKI
No. .. Beach lot at Waikiki, being
a portion of the land conveyed to W.
L. Wilcox by deed of S. 3. Dole, re-
corded in Liber 155. folio 4o7-S. and be-
ing portion of part Of schedule b
IN the order OF court authorizing the
sale OF this property. This lot has
depth along the boundary of Judge
Dole's property from the Diamond Head
road TO high water mark of t76 feet:
a frontage along the seaShore at high
water mark Of 221.1 feet; a depth of
1896 feet along the east bank of Glitch
to Diamond Head road and a frontage
along the Diamond Head road OF 1884
feet. Area, q, 500 square feet. 1t is
one of the finest beach lots at Waikiki
RESIDENCE LOT. WAIKIKI
No. g. Residence lot at Waikiki, be-
ing portion of the land conveyed to
w. I. Wilcox by deed of s B Dole,
recorded in Liber Los. page 407-S, and
being portion of Part No. of sched-
ule 81 in the order of court authoriz-
ing the sale OF this property Having
depth from the Diamond Head road to
high water mark along the east bank
OF the ditch Of 1896 feet; a frontage
along the seashore at high water mark
of $50 feet: a depth along lot s OF the
.Aquamarine" lots of 100 feet 70 the
Diamond Head road and a frontage on
said road Of 1921 feet Area, l9,t00
square feet. On this lot is situated the
residence of the late Judge Wilcox;
also stable. servants quarters, etc The
property IS planted with fruit trees and
foliage plants
QUEEN STREET PROPERTY.
No. 4. Lot on Queen street. decided
10 W. L. Wilcox by Opunui and nus
band; recorded in L. Il, P. 4o7, and Dy
deed of s Keanohe recorded in l. .,
P. pig. and by deed Of Maoea tw} re-
corded IL L. 241. P. 327, and being Part
No. 1 OF schedule B in order OF court
for sale Of this property This property
is situated on the makai side OF Queen
street. between Fort and Alakea streets,
adjoining the east side of the warehouse
formerly occupied by the Union reed
Co. It has a frontage on Queen street
Of 7e.3 feet. a depth of 114-6 feet along
lane, a width Of s1-9 feet along ad10ln-
ing back lot and a length along Union
Feed Cos warehouse of 1913 feet
Area, S.435 square feet There are three
frame houses upon the property This
is an excellent situation for warehouse
purposes.
PEARL CITY PROPERTY.
No. 5. Two lots at Pearl City, being
Nos. Is and Is OF Block II on O. r
I. Co. map. recorded in Liber I2i. Pages
24S-5, having frontage in ali on
Seventh street of 200 feet and an aver
age depth of over 25o feet. Area is
over an acre, being Part No. OF
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CASHIER
CAME To HONOLULU

PENDLETON 6Ore). July THE
employees of six banks in washsng1sn
and Oregon, OF which Senator Ankeny
is president, must not engage in onl-
side business. The order is said ~ Ee
due to c. B. Wade becoming involves
for half million dollars on account Of
an unfortunate investment in mining
stocks last year.
c. B. Wade was cashier of SenatoE
Ankeny's bank at Pendleton and failed
last year for half million dollars
His failure made him penniless- He II
said to be in Honolulu.