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when be- wHH arrested After an rr-
D.fIuF chase IH HhIHh uHrHeI urHr-
iE FaErsI hIa liberty b. siIa'uE Down
30 sat rHIaHf. bot q voting officer
was W the Efauni fo meet bIm and
the chose SOS akrH
Hsfseu austaIua Hia reputation On
rHH1 HIuH HEaiH If r. doubtful nos
BE- hr wiH b. aGfHIsd. 40 il cup
posed tHat be- IHHeH che aua4I# Ions
~ che detective hg expressing e.
desire - 60 back aud areHrr for
hiH crime and took advantage uf tha
fret iaEas in their RaffHfuiHesH TO
give them the clip
More than two yeara ago uputll
beat bis wife nearly 10 death aud
wa given sentence 81 two years
10 the state panIffutiary After he
bad served the sentence he came
back t0 Seattle aaaiu and made an
attempt % effect reconciliation
with bis uifo. who bad obtained a
divorce during hlH imprisonment
Upon her refusal 90 do 90 the
nearly fatal shooting took place
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enr ssrlpna Wv. Am

LONDON. Aug 1.-The Toxic
correspondent Of the Ceatrai News
xires that Admiral Togo Is chasing
three Of ne Russian cruisers that
made the sortie from Port Arthur.
Unofficial reports are current In
the japanese capital 70 the effect
thar after the Russian vessels got
outside 81 Port Arthur yesterday
theY wers attacked By the Iaua-
nsae and that In the fight they be-
came separated frum each other and
are nov being chased hlthsr and
thlther on the high seas By tapa-
nsss Warnhius.
some credenee Is pat in these re-
ports In official circles here. This
would explain the arrival Of the
lone destroyer az Chsfoo. the report
that japanese torpedo boats are y
ina In wait for u outside the Che
foo harbor and the request that has
been made - the Chinese govern
meut 10 aliow the Russian torpedo
boat TO be disarmsd and remain 81
Chefo0 until thu close 81 The var.
The Chefoo dispatch stating that
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NO END IN SIGHT
stoHTs RIFr N WAR CLOUDS PACKERS STRIKE THIS
MORNING. But TIE PACKERS THs AFTERNOON oIsPELL.
Cd AL HOPES or SPEEDY SETTLEMENT

Afternoon. Judging from the utter
ancea Of the packers the mrdiaiors
viii have little prospect of accom-
plishiug anything In the way q a
settlement
Tie packers have taken a firm
stand against further negotiations
uith the strike leaders The strikers
aUres 30 accept flnEtatement 81
skilled men within forty hours and
unaEllled wIghln thirty live DAYS
nauueily however. Is peFsimiEtic
Ilf saws it does not look Ike a set
tlement but rather q beginning Of
the nebt
II was practically agreed az So
eret conference % the packers this
morning not % open negotiations
with their striking employees. Late
this afternoon the packers viii meet
representative % the Retail Gro
Gers and the Meat Dealers associa-
tIoua Il Is stated that packers will
inform the retailers that. while they
would have been willing under Ger
tain circumstance 90 have couHid-
cred a proposition from such a
source AZ one time. now the time
had gone by Tor temporizing with
tho strikers. and they cannot fur
Their hold conference With the
butchers and Transfers
The Groeera and Meat Drivers
union wIlI take a vote Sunday on
The question an 10 whether or net
the $500 members VIII Join the
strike. thus Involving all deliveries
ia the city.
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az saipps Ssus Assn5

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE strike
situation took on a more peaceful
appearance this morning c "
Foster for The retail butcher and
Froeera' committee. called on Tbos
counorn. Of the Armour company.
60 arrange joint session % the
packers and labor men. together
uith a peace committee Counora
stated that the Armour company
vas always ready 20 meet nth their
butchers -Four other packing houbs
managers made similar statements.
II is lkely a general meetIus ~ the
principals u the strike will be ar.
ranged for this afternoon
President nouucliy has wired
Samuel Gompers 20 come 20 chi
unEo II possible
There was a slump In live stock
prices this morning. owing 10 over
stocking
About go strike breakers entered
the yards this morning under a
heavy police guard A negro strike
breaker opened fire on a crowd ~
unianlata and scattered them. Tie
vas chased by the police bat ea-
capped
SENTIMENT CHANGES
An informal meeting OF the mem
hrra 81 the retail butchers and gro
GERS committee BE- being held this
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WANT UNION
VOTE
POPS WILL TRY TO ORGANIZE
LABOR VOTE FOR WATSON

LINCOLN Nsb.. Aug. 1.-THE
popullat leaders Of the Wet are
hatehIng a scheme for a political al
lianee Of their party With the va
rioua labor organizations of the
county Tom Watson. the eaudl
date for president. today accepted
an Invitation 90 address the striking
packing house employee az lkauan
city on Labor day.
Watson left this morning for Chi
earn. The notification Of hla nom.
nation will take place In New York
August IS at Madison Square Gar
den.
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SNAPSHOTS

wARDNER Idaho. Aug IA
$4,000 fire occurred in the busl-
ness section OF the city yesterday.
Seven blocks we're burned The
blaze originated In a hotel Kitchen.
At-KI. Wash. Aug li-Forty
acres Of standing grain. the prop
crty Of q " Moore. was burned
yesterday.
NINE NILE. Idaho Aug IL
Tetcr Lrduie. aged 80 years was
found dead. With his head iH "a pool
near Nine-M Milo rreeE He iH sup
posed O. have fallen ON the rocks
cutting bic head and rendering him
iuaeusibIo Ito drowned before re-
gaining his senses
MEDICAL LAKE. Wash. Aug
f-Iu ian Marhcll son of an Eng
Itch arlatocratt died at the asylum
today.
WALIA WAt14A. Wash, Aug
II. Ohediah Osborn. pioneer,
wealthy farmer and politician, died
af noon today nf paralysis tie
leaves widow tie WIS for many
years q Methodist minister.
Pat Collins. alias Pat Cunuora. Is
ON trial this afternoon before Jus
tIeo Gordon fnr the thoft of some
clothing from shack ON First ax-
cuuc south lie Is charged with
petty larceny utrolman MCClurg
arrested him last Monday forenoon
Collins was arrested last February
on a charge of burglary by Patrol
man Potter.
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he WOULDN'T
PROSECUTE

James Megovorn wanted bia mon
ey back hut did not want 90 prose
cute anybody Tor stealing It from
him ThlH morning ho reported the
theft 81 So from bis pockets while
he was sleeping of hls liquor IN the
back room ~ the Homestead saloon.
lie alleges that the bartender gave
back $40 Of bis money and fur this
reason he believes that he was rob
bed bY him.
on being asked the bartender'a
nnmo be- refused to give it and told
the police clerk that the bartender
was his best friend
Cant you set my money back
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brothers home. b. much distressed
over the mIsIm preston he feels las
been given out ia regard 20 hls At
utude towards the girl
! only made the application 20
have her cent back because she In
sisted lpan De-. said be 10 a star re-
porter. end Hefs Il not for the fat
That I ana totally unable - care for
her a. present / would never per-
nit her o. 60 90 the asylum. I have
Tried 20 DO what Is light and the
EiHl VIII Say herself that I have
been most generous with her. But
af present I live In q little cabin
aH1 s. ueu ! can get work I must be
away al day. leaving the girl there
hf herself. and I am afraid harm
wlL come 20 her.
she can Go nothing for herself
or Tor me. and felt Il for her hap
riness that she should % 20 stsfi-
cocoon until I get better situated. II
ia my highest ambition 20 get Q
home and have her there where l
can take good care o. her. A. Il 10
naw n she rs sick she has 20 b
alone and does not have anyone to
take care of Der. At the asylum shs
has every care. and % f. better fer
her all around
New. when I take groceries home
she aruIla and waste
che hasn't either strength 81 ssAv
of mind. and { am too u1of q 4aau %
afford r. n I give her money .hs
loses g. and she Is very unhappy
and lonely That T. Why I wanted
her 60 have her wish and be cent
back 1f was not heoaus. I wished
% shift the responsibility onto the
state
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SHOT POISON INFO
HUG0'S LEG
SAN FRANCISCO. AusiI.-Lans-

SAN FRANCISCO. AuEii.-Lans-
try's athletic young husband. Hugo
Gerald De Battle. came near saerl-
feing his life recently on account
81 a fad that has carried him
around the world many times.
De Battle has a mania for having
himself tatooed. Some time ago he
visited Samoa especially for the
purpose Of adding a Samoan tattoo
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CHANGE ESCAPES

Building Inspector Place notified
Manager King and Secretary " D..
Hughes. Of the Butler Hotel com.
pany. that unless they complied
with the provisions OF the permit
granting them the privilege Of cou-
sfrHefiug q small brick store build.
INK between the Butler hotel and
Bailey building they would both boz
arrested N the end of five days The
permit provided that the fire e.
eapea should be- changed Ho that
people can directly gain Second az
euue from them IN ease of fire This
haH not been done and Inspector
Place has become persistent.
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REPORT THAT JAP CRUISER
WAS SUNK

PARIS. Aus IA report Is eur
rent this afternoon that the 1aua.
uess cruiser kaisaKl vas sunk Ia
the naval hattie folloeinE the sof-
he % the Russian fleet from Port
Arthur yesterday
Three Japaneae torpedo boat de-
Etroyera are outside ChsfBo hafbaf
watching for the Russian destroyer
which arrived here today from Port
Arthur
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HORSELL ESCAPES
FROM DETECTIVES

without plurhIn' che guy" walled
Mefiufrfn. On being told that II
Vas impofs Ihle 90 do ro without let.
tins the iaw take is oaurar. ne re
qHested the matter 10 b. dropped.
and mumhliug 20 himself dIaap
ptafcd down the station steps.
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SQUADRON ESCAPES
FROM PORT ARTHUR

Their line now extends from Luisa
bay On the north shore 20 . point
Immediately eaHt ~ Taehi bay.
which is seven miles east of Port
Arthur The japanese ure wasting
many lives - their reckless course.
Positions ore frequently lost and
chen reflEru only 70 be l0st again.
The hospital ship Mongolia with
women and children aboard accom-
panied The Russian destroyer 10 this
port
u FRI stated that the Mongolia will
- 10 Shanghai
The HefHizau was hit 81 times In
q recent hHmbafdmeut Of Port Ar
thur. bat Has only slightly damaged.
the japanese fire has been directed
toward tha dock yards a hundred
shells dropped On one spot where a
magazine had been located.
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to his extensive collection. A Sa-
moan woman decorated one OF his
legs with an artistic design. but,
unfortunately for the young Brit
lsher the ink used In the work con-
tanned a poison that soon mani
Tested its presence with very seri-
Gus results The young man had a
close call for his life. and the most
heroic efforts were made in order
90 save the tatoocd limb
As soon as De Battle could get
around. his friends hurried him TO
san Francisco so that he might
have the mbenefit OF the best med
teal ald.
lie Is able 90 walk now. but with
great difficulty and win rest here
some time before proceeding East
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At ESOPUS

EaoPUs. n. Y, Aug. fl-Judga
Parker spent the morning reading
newspaper comments on bis notlf-
cation speech fIo had nothing 10
saY regarding them. He went horse
back riding. accompanying a ear.
riage In which was q party Of hls
guests. No callers Of importance
were AZ ROsemont during the day.
The nominee decided % revise hia
. letter " acectance IN order that he
may reply 70 a letter shortly 10 be
ffeut out By President Roosevelt
lie will delay the Issue 81 bis letter
until the pfosidcnts document Is
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TROUBLE
At HAND
AMERICAN SQUADRON WILL
ARRIVE AT SMYRNA M A
FEW HOURS AND THEN IT
WILL De UP TO PORTE TO
DO SOMETHING AT ONCE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1i.-Rear
Admiral Jewell and squadron are
expected az Smyrna within the next
few hours A soon as be arrives
instructions will hc sent 10 Minister
LcIsohmauu. These involve an nj
timatum and his withdrawal from
Turkey IL the porte persists ia "A re-
fusal 60 satisfy the demands of the
United States.
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WASHINGTON. Aus it-infor-
nation has been received AZ the
state department that the Russian
torpedo hoat az Cbefao has asked
permission % diaarm and remain IN
the harhor until the end % the var
The Chinese government has The re-.
Quest under consideration
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WOULD CARE
FOR SISTER

John Ettmsar. brother Of Mary
Etuuffr the young sim who. Il
few days ago, appeared before SUI
rcr.or judge Alheftseu aud begged
piteously 10 be sent back fn the
ASYLUM at SteIlaeeUm because she
said, she felt uuWelcomo lu her
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published and dIgeated
- a result o. the successful out
come o. his notification speech.
friends are Hrfiua Judge Parker 20
make few campaign speeches. lie
is inclined to yield 10 this augges=
ton
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TOXIC. Aug 1.-THE Russian
fleet emerged from Port Arthur
"wednesday and "a severe engage
msnt with the Japaueas fleet last
ing an BaY followed The Japan
ere dmlfuYsn attacked the Rus
slams ID night The results 90 the
arrangement are not known The
laItIeshIpa NstyIsau and robled0
we're seen outside Port Arthur this
Thursday morning
h Is mmofed that az least one
Japanese afmafsIad waH iuHt. but
THE Is not confirmed II BE- Ger
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ST0RK H0KERS OVER
THE CARS PALACE

ST PETERSBURG. AuF I'D
Hoif. the imperial aCeuuehuer was
huiTiody summoned to the villa OF
Alexandria. al pctefhoff. this after
noon An announcement thence is
"a pected hourly
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sian left flank Ga the nflghbarhood
Of Lilac Yang also that the Japan
ese have retired from some south
ern position apparently % advance
on Lao Yang
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LOOKS LIKE PORT ARTHUR IS
pQoMEp

CHEroU. Aug 1.-THE HarsIan
torpedo baat destroyer HhITh
reached here faam Port Arthur TO-
day Ia the Itsu hHateIul The HpfHiu
Ht4fsa fhaf IHs purpose 81 the soffIa
Yesterday uaH 60 enable the var
ships a. IeIa Tie NIalitesiak squad
ron. which has been recruited by
che purchase uf sHIua from AfEeu-
fIna.
Iis adds fha japanese continue
o. attack Port Arthur eHpfHrflcaIIy.
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LONDON Aaz IA dispatch
from Toxic announces definitely
that fhs danamoHe ffuaffated the at
tempt ~ thr Pert Arthur squadron
10 escape.
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ROME, Aug. liza telegram
from Che Foo to the Italian mil
itary states that Port Arthur
refugees who arrived there re-
port that before the Russian
fleet got away from Port Arthur
yesterday nine warships, includ-
ing the CZarowitch were de-
strOyed.
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BATTLE OCCURRED WEDNESDAY, AND 70 RUSSIAN BATTLE
sHlp8 SIGHTED TODAY At eHrroo-soRTe or RUSSIANS
IS BELIEVED TO FoREsaAoow FALL OF PORT ARTHUR

ftaln however that there were losses
en- both sides There ia intense eK=
element lu the city and Admiral
Togoa report Is au1iDualy awaited
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cBy ser'pps News Ass'n5

LONDON. aus. 1.-THE Central
News dispatch from St Petersburg
GAYS IL IS reported that the japan
ese have advanced against the Rus
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sixteen Russian warahiHs had been
sighted there b. not credited
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TOGO SAID TO IA We ENEMY FLEEING
IN ALL DIRECTIONS ON HIGH SEAS

CuSsian Fleet Reported TO Have Been
DiSOrganized and Vessels Separated
dispatches From CheiOO, London,
Washington and Other Points Sub
siantiate the StOy".'TOgO Chasing
Three Cruisers, While Russian De-
StrOyer at ChefOO Is in a Tight Place
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CuEEFoo. AUG II sixteen Rus
Iian warshipa were sighted or here
Today
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IN IN
KUROPATK|N

JAPANESE ADVANCE on TIE RUSSIAN LefT FLANK AND on
LAO YANG
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lg 10
hbIio
hmu-
Fned
rites.
man
has
/ ON
y If
bthe
Ilwel-
-
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mem
lrnut
In lit
/ city
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4 days
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Family Name Disappears.

The last thread OF hope for the
perpetuation Of the Crowningberg
family and anne was sundered this
morning in the death of William
Keaolani Crowningberg, aged Ia
years. After an illness of over two
weeke, during which tins he has
been treated for typhoid fever, and
the fever was we'll under way, when
bronchial troubles affected him 20
that it finally got the best of him.
He was pupil Of Iolsni College,
at which place he was taken i'll, but
his death occurred 10 the house If
the Rev r Fi,z, ia St Andrew e
Cathedral close. His parents are
both dead and David Crowiugberg
assistant road supervisor, is his
grandunole. Not very long ago his
grandmother, Mrs Malupo SCOTT,
died. He has two sisters surviving
him.
lis funeral will take place at
o'clock this afternoon from St An
drew's Cathedral, interment to be
at Kawaiahao cemetery.
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Passengers Arrived.

The Kinau arrived shortly after
ii o'clock this m orniDg from Maui
and Hawaii ports, bringing the
following passengers:
j Cooke, T G Sheldon, G S
Rondebush, A Anderson, wife and B
children, a B Rubenstein, n A
Rycroit, Z Machida, Mrs j Nawahi.
Rev E w Thwing, A Richlsy, Mrs
W & Hall, e g Gay, E "A Fraze,
and son, AW Certer, j w Pratt, j
S Walker, a Id Broao, I M Rae, +
Williams, Miss j Awana, A V Gre ar
DR. E Armita ge, r S Hosmer, Yee
Sheong, WO Aiken, wife aud con
and 81 deck.
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District Court Doings.
Hilo, Nov IL.

AT this mornings session, second
Judge Judd disposed of the follow
Ing. j a Kaukau got thirty days
for embezzlement; Manuel Rod
rigues was discharged of assault and
battery; Thiyi was fned S. for
having lottery tickets in possession
Tarsyams, for common nuisance,
was fined So; Mahi was fined 500
for selling wine without a lieenssi
one drunk forfeited S6 bail and
another received the usual assess
msnt. All other cases went over.
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CHARLES HApAI DEAD.
Well Known Young Hawaiian Sue.
cumbs at Hilo.

Well Known Young Hawaiian Sue
cumbs at Hilo.
Charlie Hapsi, we'll known
Eawaiian man, died at the residence
of,his mother on Pitmsn street early
yesterday morning in the twenty
third year of his age. Deceased had
been sufferer from tuberculosis for
a long time and was obliged to re-
sign position here about year
ago On account OF ill health. On
the advice of his physician he took
sea voyage.apd visited San Francis
co where he remained several
months. His health, however, did
not improve and the longing for his
Hawaiian home became 30 strong
that he suddenly made up his min
to return. When he arrived in Hilo
be showed no signs of benefit from
the trip and was put in charge of
DR. Holland for treatment. The
doctor saw there was no hope for
his recovery and notified his mother
to that effect. For more than two
mouths he has been confined to his
bsd and constantly growing weaker
ia spite of the excellent care and
attention given him. He was q
quiet reserved young man with
manners that won for him the
respect OF everyone with whom he
came in contact. During the time
he held position in local store
he was extremely popular with the
public and his courteous manners
made it pleasure to deal with him.
He will be buried from Haili church
at 10 O'Clock this morning Rev S
l. Desha will preach the funeral
Sermon,
Hilo, Nov IL.
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"The Spy" will be repeated at the
Hawaiian Opera house this evening.
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Born,

BREDE-In Hilo. November Ii,
1904, to the wife OF Frank Il Brede,
o son.
HoLLAND-At Hilo, Hawaii, on
Monday, Nov Ia, 1904, to the vile
of DR. j Holland, a daughter.
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The house formerly used as sani.
tarium on King street, out Pawaa
way, is being advertised for rent. See
notice elsewhere.
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Wells, Fargo g. Go will on Monday
establish irregular express service
on the Oahu railway as it is run ON
the mainland.
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Land Commissioner Pratt return
ed today from Hawaii.
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The Hilo papers report strong
earthquake shock last Sunday night.
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After considering the labor ques.
ton in secret session yesterday after
noon, the sugar planters adjourned
their session.
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The Kaiulani arrived 10 port early
this morning from Molokai ports.
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The Mikshsla aud Noeau will sail
this afternoon for Kauai. ports.
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The Kilohana Art League will
hold its annual meeting next We'd
pesdsy evening, at which time
officers will be elected.
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Detective Halter and large num-
Der of witnesses were before the
grand jury today in connection with
liquor eases.
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Judge Robinson will be judge
presiding at the January term OF
the Circuit Court.
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w o Aiken of Paia, lie visitor to
the city having arrived this morn
ing.
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The Kinau brought the following
freight: 20 kegs, "a bdles hides
and It's pkgs sundries.
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The steamer Maui will sail at 5
O'Clock this afternoon for Maui
ports
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The Chrietmas fair of St Gle
ment's will take place on the after.
noon OF Dece n Der 8.
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A smoker will bs givsn by the
Federation of Labor in Waverley hal
next Wednesday evening.
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The band will play for the Ger
man fair this afternoon and evening
aud on Makes Island tomorrow
afternoon.