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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01

Chas B. Cooper and VT to Gustav
Kunst, M; lot Is of gr 4545, bldgs, etc,
Tantalus, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. b
275 D 1870. Dated aug q, 1905.
May r Wilcox (widoW) to de Silva
Ramos D; lot of Patent 4O63 Ha-
malkua, Hawaii. $3.50. b 269, p 4OS.
Dated Aug 81. 1905.
Kalei Kupau and hsb to Waianae Co,
NJ; r Ps 47S and 1893 and bldgs, ka-
hoolanakio, ETC., Waianae, Oahu. 500.
B 271, p 2OS Dated Aug p, -9O5.
Y Akanaliilii to A F Tavares, d;
Ia int in r p S214 Waipio, etc, Ha-
magualoa, Maui. $637 so. b 269, p 41O.
Dated Aug 8, 1905.
Antoine F Tavares and VT to Henry
p Baldwin, D; IA int in R P 1914,
Waipio, etc, Hamakualoa, Maui. $6S7.-
so. B 269 40. Dated Aug 10 1905.
Est of Geo c Stratemeyer. by TT to
Nancy L A McStocker, d; lot and IL
of lot blk A of or S4OO, Lunalilo st,
Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50. B 269, p ALI.
Dated Mar IA. 1905.
Nancy l. A McStocker and hsb IF b.
to w Matlock Campbell, D; lot and
IL of lot blk A of gr 34OO Lunalllo
st, Honolulu, oahu. $3.50. b 269, p
413. Dated Aug 49, 1905.
w Matlock Campbell by atty to
Helen e Carpenter, M lot and 1-2 of
lot of gr S4OO, bldgs, etc, Lunalilo
st, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. B 275, p
1872. Dated Aug 10, 1905.
M b Coombs to H Kamio, Rel;
R P 1875 kul 1865, Kakanoni, Kipahu-
lu, Maui. 5000. B 247, 81. Dated
Aug %, 1905.
w B Okama to Annie w Akong, Sur
L; P 2O9O kul 1929 and bldgs, King
st, Honolulu, Oahu. 81 B 273, p 229.
Dated Aug 22, 1905
B N Kahalepuna and VT to All Tuck
M; R P 2575 kul 2O27, Waikiki, Homo
, lulu, Oahu 81 and note $500 b 275
p 1876 Dated July %, 1905.
Recorded August %, 1905
John Pulaa and VT to John S Aze-
vedo d; por r P 442S, cor King ST
and Robello lane, Honolulu, Oahu; r
Ps 672 and 1898, Kalihi, Honolulu, Ca
hu 81 B 269, p AIS Dated Aug g.
1906.
] s Azevedo and VT to Mary Pulaa
d; por r P 4423, cor King st and Ro-
bello lane, Honolulu, Oahu; r Ps 672
and 1898, Kalihi Honolulu, Oahu 81.
b 269, AIT Dated Aug 8, 1906.
j % Comes to Bishop & Co, P A;
general powers B 274, p 1888 Dated
Aug "a 1908
Recorded August "a, 1906
A N Hayselden to Elizabeth Keawe
Rel; pcs land, Kahakuloa, Maui. 1855
B 227, III. Dated Aug 10, 1905
w F Peterson to John ] Grace, c
M; machinery, furniture fixtures, tools
etc, Waianuenue St. Hilo, Hawaii 1868
B 275, p 1856. Dated Aug IA, 1905
Kate Cornwell to Western and Hawn
Investmt Co Ltd, M; lot e of or S59;
and bldgs, Beretania ST. Honolulu
oahu. $4,000. b 275, 1913. Dated Aug
II, 1905.
Kate Cornwell to Henry Waterhous6
Tr Co Ltd, p A; special powers, b PA
p 235. Dated Aug II, 1906
Cecil Brown Tr to VIM H Cornwell
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01
REALTY TRANSFERS

Entered for Record August 20, 1906
Chris Holt and by TT to Edward
s Holt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r
Hawn Trust Co Ltd to Samuel H
Dowsett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Samuel H Dowsett to Dowsett Co
Ltd ....................
Chun Kwock to Yuen Young Chew
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. )
Entered for Record August 30, 1905
Samuel Kahele to c Kahele..........D
Joel K Kahinu and VT to H r Meyer
T L Akoloka to w r Castle Tr. I'D
William Castle WI to R C A Peter
son Tr.....................
r c A Peterson TT to William r
Castle Tr................,.... M
Heeia Agricultural Co Ltd to w G
Irwin .................... ID
P D Kellett Jr TT to Est of M A
Barete TT of ......................A M
Charles r Dement, to Ana Momona M
Entered for Record August 81, 1905
Mary Feuerpeil and hsb to c d Luf-
kin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
Jonas Gamaleilson to j e Gamaliel-
son .......,.,,............B >
KahololSulG C1) to Kalainaliili I'D
Elizabeth K Nahaolelua and as gdn
to William T. Robinson. M
Alexander McKibbin to Annie Sach. r
] H Kamio and VT to P Correa.. d
] Garcia Tr to Mrs K Kuihelani. J.. p r
Leanor B Namakela to Edgar Nor
TON .''''''.''''.' ''''''..''' '''''''D
Gill Cabral and VT to Maria Estrella. D
Antoine M Caldeira and WI to Daniel
Plnelro ......,,...,.'.'.,.'... ....D
Julia Colburn and hsb ct al to Clio
vanni A Long. ..........,.........P d
Catarina A Wright and hsb to Emily
= JUDD. ....,...'.'.......... ID
Carlos A Long to r A Schaefer. "A S
Giovanni A Long and VT to Est S G
Allen TT of........ s
Kawehe to Minnie Iona.
Charles Crane and VT to Mutual
Bldg & Loan Socy Of Hawaii Ltd. M
d Kaaina to d Kawananakoa and as
atty ............''..'''''' l.
David Kaaina to Daniel M Wood
ward .''.''''''.'.''''.''''' ''''''''''D
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01

At last an occupation is found for our
ex-presidents. They can receive honor
able burial in the reconstruction OF
tangled-up life insurance societies.
Baltimore American.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01
Recorded Au ust %, 1905.

Kaniho Kailila (w) to d Kekualo
Kaililua Jr, D; int in kuls 7241, 5000,
1875 and 1850, Waiaha /, etc, N Kona,
Hawaii. $50. b 269, 4O6. Dated Oct
49, 1899.
d KelSualo (k) to Kaholo (w), d;
int in R Ps 7O5S and 1859 and pcs
land and bldg, Kahuluu 1, etc, N Kona
Hawaii, $40. B 269, p 4O7 Dated
Sept 16, 1904.
Chang Chow to c Akau, p A; gen.
eral powers. B pa, p 282 Dated July
% 1905.
Kali Papa (w) to ] X Nahale d;
int in r p 6S12 loul S441B Kahaluu-uka
N Kona, Hawaii. $40. B269, 408.
Dated July 10, 1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01
DIED.

the Queens Hospital Au-
gust 81, m, Mrs Hannah Tate
Torres of dropsy, aged AZ. The funer-
al win take place today from II. H.
Williams Undertaking Parlors at 4
p. m. All friends are invited to at
tend.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01

ROu2h=On=
Bu&S.es..

plays will put business all kinds
q bugs, germs and insects
dealing operations will destroy any article of dress
furniture and simply used by inserting the nozzle, which
every bottle and spray before mentioned This bug
destroyer good friend great many people for long
time but no friend the bug
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01

Are the kind of very much inclined be hos
piable with, fact much DESTROYS
methods WITHOUT OFFENDING THEM in politely informing
them their absence is preferable their
positive and permanent that highly recommends
a bottle of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01
Sugar Factors aud
Commission
Merchants
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Company, I
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation, gl
Maui Agricultural Company, /
Kihei Plantation Company, /
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahuku Plantation Company, /
KahuIui Railroad Company, {
Faleakala Ranch Company. {
Fine Job Printing, Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-01
ROugh=On-Bugs

and thoroughly spray into the different parts the house. where the
bug inclined romp and make his avote place lounge about
and annoy you
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
Remnants, s. -.
Muslin Underwear

oddments Ladies' Undergarments including Aiusli2
and Cambria Gowns Long and Short Petticoats Cheise
Drawers. and French Corset Covers: trimmea
with quality laces al erpbroideries
sold high 81 SO; these soIed and mussed y -
Friday ~
Another lot of. Undergarments. including Gowns.
Skirts Drawers, Corset Covers. and Chemise q nc
trimmed with iaces and embroderes; also soied ~
and mrssed from handling; sold up to 9Se,
Small lot of Ladies' Low-neck Corset Covers nc
lace and embroidery trimmed; also Drawers "
Chemise; brokehssizes; sold to 39c
Small lot of Coutil and Batiste Corses. in broken
sizes with garters side 'front.' oddments
OF regular lines of such we-known makes Il nr
Thompsons, r. & G.. p. N. and others broken 81 VN
sizes sold to s1Io- Friday "
Ladies Short Flannelette Kmono Sacques with
fes around bottom Persian patterns: sailor coll
lar; broken sizes; sold up to Gsc. Friday Z1e
Lot of Black Mercerized and Moreen Petit
coats. with ruf1es and tinES; a 4
and white striped Petite, ats sold up % ANS
riiody dt-------- -
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
Jones Not k'epentent.

Jones IS not the least penitent for
what he has done. He talks much, ex-
pressing regret that he did not have the
means with which to end his own life
after shooting the man and woman
He said last night that the sight of
Miss Norbeck in the company of the old
soldier, who had been friend of the
Norbeck family for years, made his
blood boil. He could not resist the i'm
pulse to kill them both
The doctors say his wounds are heal
Ing and there is no immediate danger
unless infiamma tion or other complica-
tions set in
jones last night expressed a hope that
Miss Norbeck would die For fear of
him.
Yesterday afternoon the several doc
ters at the hospital held a consulta ton
regarding the condition of the woman
They agreed that an operation was nee
cSSar..
After probing for the ball for some
moments. they finally located it on the
rignt side, and performed a delicate
operation in order to extract it. The
bullet was taken out after an hours
work Miss Norbeck seemed to stand
the strain remarkably well When ef-
1erts We're maze TO restore her to con-
selousness after, the ether was admin
iSter. however fit was noticed that her
vitality was aiarmirgly low.
repeated injections of morphine to
revive her proved of little avail At 4
clock the nurse attending her reported
TO the doctor that the patient was dying.
examination proved this true There
was scarcely beat TO pulse or heart.
The Washington times., 1905-04-20

The woman's features were wax-likc.
and her limbs cold.
About 1870 o'clock she summoned all
| her strength and turned on her left
side. A second later her head fell back
upon the pillow. She was dead.
Throughout her stay at the hospital
she was conscious. except when the
ether was administered At no time did
she mention the shooting.
She inquired about Frank and asked
II ne was getting getter. She did not
connect her being at the hospital with
his presence there.
Police of the Fourth precinct saw
Jones is married and has a wife and
TWO grown daughters living at First
ana q streets southwest
lie is painter, fifty-five years old
ana was formerly employed at the Ar
sena!- 1t is alleged he lost his post
uon because he was a drinking man
Since MS discharge there he has work
ed in s.Iop near Sixteenth and p
street northwest He was always re-
gardcd as impetuous, and with an un-
SoNernable temper.
1T was learned last night he lad made
repeated threats against Miss Norbeck
with whose mother, Mrs. Flick, he
boarded at 16 E street southwest
lie was usually under the influence of
liquor when he made threats and lit
Tic or no attention was paid to them
The Washington times., 1905-04-20

Ladies' Pin On Hose Supporters.
good quality isle elastic: with patent
loop ard button fastener and safety
pin tops; ice value; pair4 .I2c
Children's Hose Supporters; all sig
es; good quality black Isle elastic:
well made with rubber covered but
tons; regularly 1oc pair; special at. SC
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
THEODORE COOK NOW
ON TRIAL FOR PERJURY
Second of Cases Growing Out of Jesse
Parker Hearing Occupies At
tention of Court.

Theodore A Cook, colored. was put on
trial today in Criminal Court No be-
fore Justice Wright and a jury, on an
Indictment charging him with havins
committed perjury.
The indictment is based on testimony
given by Cook at the trial of Jesse Par
ker, colored. who was some time ago
convicted of entering the Tenleytown
school house with intent to commit
larceny.
Cooks evidence was given with a
view of proving an alibi for Parker.
Harvey Graves, who gave testimony
substantially as that given by Cook at
Parker's trial, was. convicted, of per
jury in Criminal Court No. last week
Graves has not yet been sentenced
The Washington times., 1905-04-20

Is Mems Covert Cloth Top Coats in
two shades of tan color; @ e1e
well made and good fit 94 ~
a good assortment of Young Mems
Three-piece Long Pants Suits, includ-
ing round and double
breasted sacks: in fancy CT m
and black thibet; worth y 4 Il "
SiTrvO ~
Young Mems Long Pants Suits, of
one and two OF a kind; aN A ~
good good ,,. variety 10 So select p 10y
The Washington times., 1905-04-20

Fine Girls All-wool Suits, handsome
Iy made and trimmed;
; light novelties. 4 size H. G no
size IA This seasons y Il QX
newest styles. Worth $3.50
Six Misses Atwood Refers. silk
embroidered emblems on arm; brown
and blue cheviot. size = n a.
4, 3 size ls. as % / size IS, , .U6
Sold up to $6.9S....... ~
Four handsome Taffeta Silk Shirt
Waist Suits. new check effects; full
Killed skirt, leg-o'-mutton G q nn
sleeve. etc. Sold up to y ~ 0H
SIS .,.......... es ~
Five All-wool Imported English CO.
vert Coats, satin lined: On no
sizes 36, IS. and 40. Sold . Vx
ior Sb.3S. -.-....---.-....-... ~
Nine All-wool Eton and Short Jack
cts; odds and ends that sold n Nr
up to $500; blue, black and W
Imported Covert Corset Coats: size
81; three-quarter length; Gu 40
satin lined throughout y QS
One handsome Black Wolfe Dress
sz5a 5s5%nsa "a, tss!a $ six tx S1O.98
The Washington times., 1905-04-20

Handsome Black and White All
Wool Check Suits; size 81; one taffeta
lined. one lined with
8 n; Handsomely
tailored-left from our Nfn 90
regular line. Sold for QEah It'll
S-0-Vo Oe ~ "
3 Swell Green Mohair Suits: sizes a
50. 3S; new style jacket: a 90
q m ely trimmed on UK
skirt. Sold up to s20.. Os ~
Imported Mannish Mixtures Nov
city Walking Skirts-the q ~ ~
sswest g q effects. Sold for 9x
2 Very Handsome Full Length Taf-
feta Six Coats; one plain
Drown and one change @ ~ 40
able. Sizes 81 and &c. Sold > UN
for s25.G0.. 20
One Imported Black Voile Suit. silk
lined throughout: ex-
ira handsome silk 81 ~
drop skirt: size 81. PIN nf
Soi0 Tor S4O-------.-.--
White Point d'Esprit Costumes
elaborately trimmed with lace and
medallions; skirt trim
med to match waist N1A 90
made over white 0IV OX
foundation. Worth 800. 1As ~
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
Small Lots OF Notions

24-yacd rolls White Cotton Tape:
worth 10c sc
Darninig Needles; 10 in paper: as
serted sizes; paper per.................. &c
Extra quality Black Darning or
Meholng Cotton; on cards; u cards
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
jealous Lovers Victim,
Kate Norbeck, Dead
calls to Regain Consciousness After Admin
Istration of Ether During Operation to
Save Life-lnquest Tomorrow

AS final effort to save the life ot
Miss Kate Norbeck. shot in the side or
tuesday Afternoon by Frank Jones. while
In jealous frenzy, surgeons at Provi-
dence Hospital performed an operation
on her last night. She died. however,
ABOUT, 4;3O O'Clock this morning.
Jones, who occupied a ward but q
few steps from the room in which his
victim succumbed to her WOUNDS. was
not told of her death. At noon today
he was still in ignorance.
Ponce OF the Fourth precinct. upon
nearing OF the womans death. erased
the charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon against Jones and changed it
TO murder
Inquest Tomorrow.
Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest
over the remains CT Miss Norbeck to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock.
he nurse who has had charge of
Jones since his removal to the institu-
uen, reports today no change whatso-
ever In his condition. There is every
reason to believe he will recover.
NO vital organs were punctured or
harmed by the knife which he plunged
into his breast three times No import
ant artery or vein of the neck was
severed BY the razor with which he
tired to end his lie after shooting Miss
Norbeck and Rutledge Robinson.
1t is not unlikely Jones Will be able
to appear at the morgue tomorrow morn
ing when testimony is presented.
I>oDlnson, *nCt the rIsnt wrist and
Who also received \ severe and painful
Scalp wound from the .44-calIbcr bullets
Inat struek hIm, was so much improved
yesterday that the doctors permitted |
HIM TO so TO the Soldiers Hone, where |
has lived since Ieyl. AT the hospital yes
terday he saId he WAS siXty-seven years |
old and served in the civil war with |
Company L, + lrst United States Artil- |
lprV
The Washington times., 1905-04-20
Mems Clothine etss,pfs e''s Prices s, for Quick (,

A good assortment of Mems Fin
Suits; one and two-of-a-k kind style
including two-piece dou- @ ~ ~
BIZ, ble-breasted suits: act , d. ,
100 pairs of Mems Trousers of var
Gus good spring materials C An
and shades; sizes UP to , / Az
40 waigt; $3.50 values.. se
Only 10 High-grade Fancy Mercer
lied Vests: including full
dress. just the thing for Gs 90
lsa.: Easter ,e v. wesP: a. = actual val . JV
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
SOUTHERN RAMaY.

TBS A M--Local for Harrisburg, Warren
Ton. Danyilie, and way statis.
10:51 a. NJ. DAILY-Wa shingte and FIorfala
Limited F'frst-ciass coaches "a deeper TO
Columbia, Savannah. and Jaeantiile. Din
ing Car Service
HIS a. n DAILY-United sta9s asst Mall.
First-cIass coaches and draag room
sleeper to New Orleans Dininge service
4:01 P M WEEK DAYS-LocaIr Harri-
sonburg and way stations on.lanassas
4:5s P, NJ DAILY-LocaI for wanton and
Charlottesville.
s:55 P, N, WEEK DAYS-Soutla Palm
limited, Club, Observation, Libby, Draw
Jacksonville and St Ausustinei Drawing
Room, Stateroom Sleeper NewYork to
Aiken and Augusta. Southern +. Dining
Car service.
T:S0 p III. DAILY-New York 8 Atlanta
Express. Ffrst-'siass coach Atlanta
sleeper TO Columbus. Ga. vi. Atlanta:
week days Sleeper 20 Pinehur! fs c.
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Wanfston to
San Francisco Mondays, Wednaays. aad
$50 P M.-New York and Fida Fx-
press. Through Coaches and spers to
Columbia Savannah, and JtspnyilJe
Sleeper to Augusta and Port Tam Dining
Car Service a la Carte
Limited (via Lynchburgl. F1rst-s IS coach
and sleeping car to RoaTfoke. noxyille
Chattanooga, and Memphis sleeE to New
Orleans Dining Car service.
1915 p NJ DAILY-Wasbingto South
western Limited. All Pullman In. club
con; sleepers to Nashville. Allan Macon
Memphis. New Orleans Dining.lr Sery-
c. II. AcKERT. General mayer
Jan 9th s. II. HARDwICK, Pass hf Mgr
1905 w II. TAYLOE, Gen. Ps4gA gent.
l. S Brown General Az
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
GERMANY WANTS
new BATTLESH|PS
Far East War Has Demon
strated Their Value.
NAVY LEAGUES PROGRAM
Secretary to Imperial Admiralty Says
It Is Too Far-Reaching, But
Along Right Lines.

BERLIN, Feb 16.-At a meeting of
the reichstag budget commission. Herr
Won Tirpitz, secretary of the imperial
admiralty, made a speech which fore
Swallowed a bill to provide new battle
ships instead of cruisers. which the
reichstag refused in 1900; seven new
torpedo divisions, and possibly seven
small cruisers.
Herr Won Tirpitz said that experience
in the Far East confirmed the funda-
mental principle OF the German pro-
gram that the navy's strength lay IN
battleships.
The Radicals, Centerists, and Social
lists severely criticised naval expansion,
declaring they saw no need for it. They
denounced the government for not
checking the agitation of the Navy
League.
Herr Won Tirpitz admitted that the
leagues program was too faT-reaehing
and said he would try to influence IL &c
moderate its demands, but he main
tanned that q strong navy, especially III
battleships. is necessary 20 the main
teDancs OF peace
The Washington times., 1905-02-16

in a brown paper covered pamphlet, ask
ing shi,lings a copy. None sold at that
price, and after being offered at 2 shil-
lings. then at / shilling. and then at
sixpence. the pamphlets finally descend
ed to the penny stand in front OF Mr.
Quaritch's store.
It was there that Whitley Stokes
bought the copy which he gave to Dante
Gabriel Rossetti. who in turn passed 1t
on TO AIgernon Charles Swnburne, thus
laying the foundation for the Omar cult.
The copy sold was bought by Fred
erick w. Morris, a New York dealer,
after spirited competition. Mr. Morris
was also the purchaser Of IA ecpS OF
Hawthorne's .searce first book, Fan
shave" which he Sc cured for S6z1, ine
third highest price ever paid for The
book at an auction sale.
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
CHESAPEAKE & OHiIRY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania stat Daily.
2:30 z. M.--CHICAGO AND ST. HIS SPE-
CIAL. Solid Vestibuie, elect lighted
dining car train to Cincinnati 18th Pull
man SIeepers TO Louisville. CinBatf, In
dtanapolis, Chicago, and St lis. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Spr.k Dining
Car from washington.
II 10 p Mt f. V. LIMITED 1oiid YES
Thule, electric lighted. dinilrar train
to Cincinnati, with Pullman eepers to
Cincinnati, Lexington, a.IdLouisville
Compartment Sleeper to YSnia Hot
Springs Tuesday. Thursday, aESaturday
Slespers Cincinnati TO Chic and st.
Louis. Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 insylyania
avenue; cog Fourteenth street, If +. and
at the station. Telephone 1910 PennsyI-
vania Cab Service H. w iLLER
TeIenhone Main 1856 Cent Pnnger Act
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON, February /. 1865.
The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Jacob =Gastelberg. Joseph Castelberg.
and Robert castelberg. under the name and
style of ]. castelberg & Sons and Castel-
berg National Jewelry Company has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
Robert CasteIberg having sold out his entire
interest In said firm 10 Mcssrs. Jacob Castei-
berg and Jos ph Casteiberg. and has with
drawn from s:eid firm
ROBERT CASTELBERG.
JACOB CASTELBERG,
JOSEPH CASTELBERG
The undersigned will continue TO conduct
the tewelry business at No. 935 Pennsylvania
avenue Washington D. c., under the name
and style OF j. Castelberg < Sons and Castel-
bergss National Jewelry Company
JACOB cASTELBERG,
JOSEPH CASTELBERG.
Referring to the above dissolution. 1 de
sire TO extend my thanks to our many friends
for their patronage in the past years and
to ask continuation of same for my former
partners and SUCCESSORS. the Castelberg Ma
ttoslal Jewelry Company and j. Castelberg
& Sons. Sincerely.
fe1s ruh2 ROBERT cASTELBERG.
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
FOREIGN MAIL

WASHINGTON. D. c., POS1FICE NO
TICE-FOREIGN MS
should be read daily. chs; may occur
at any time
FOREIGN MAILS are Gtspledl to the
cIosings is arranged on the .umption of
their uninterrupted overland tot. For the
week ending February Is. 1905a last con-
Meeting closes Will be made Il the MAIN
OFFICE as follows;
Transatlantic MIS-.
FR1DAY-(b) At 2:3o pm AZORES
ISLANDS, per SIS. Canopic, & Boston.
fa1 At 7;15 pm. for BURs,. per SIS
New York, from New York, Plymouth
and Cherbourg Mail for HAND must
be directed Per SIS New Yo'
fe) At I1:45 pm. for BELG1tPARCELS-
POST MAILS per SIS. f'inla from New
York. Regular mail for blum must
be directed Per SIS. Finland
(cy At Has pm. for ITALY Bet, per ss
The Washington times., 1905-02-16
EXPLOSION CURES MAN
DYING Of HICCOUGHS
Severe Attack Scared Out of Nearly
Exhausted Victim-Had Suf-
fered Several Days.

OMAHA, Feb. 16.-The explosion of a
small jar of tomatoes probably saved
the life of Andrew Ranney Ranney,
a veteran of the civil war. has suffered
from frequent attacks of the hiecoughs,
and an exceptionally severe attack set
IN Sunday Yesterday morning. he was
so exhausted that his life was despaireo
OF.
When physician insisted oai his eat
ing, his daughter took two-quart jar
OF tomatoes from the pantry. and, ind
ing it frozen. laid 1t on the stove to
thaw- Her father sat in the rocking
was a loud report. The jar was in
fragments and the juice coveted every
thing
Ranney missed his lunch but was
delighted 10 find he could not hiccough.
The Washington times., 1905-02-16

BOSTON, Feb 1.-THE record price.
sS17. was paid at Libbie's auction rooms
for a copy of the first edition Of Fitz-
serald's -Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. }"
The previous highest price was e6S
paid at Sotheys, London. some time
ago. In recent sales the price of this
little book has been going up steadily.
AS late as 1900 a copy with manuscript
correction by the author brought only
LBS in London.
Fitzgerald, after Offering part of his
translation u Fraser's Magazine, which
failed 10 print the verses, gave the
whole thing as a present TO the late
Bernard Quaritch
The latter IN 1859 printed the Rubaiyat