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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28

Mlber 9. Garter an 8eo. s. 2ail,
Cots 8 unb S, @arter's 2. Aob., 80 bel
29s SUB isbe. baeant, wefli&e Settle
Der p%snniploania Str, n6rblia bon
50. ctr. &1,400.
Sulia 6. Saeobp an Wartba 6.
Din, SbsiI fiio6FIidss 1iertel, Section
II, SOwnfpip Is, &anse 2, Wapne
Sp., LOO.
Benjamin Q. Winor an eugene 9.
Minor, Got 20, Sbortmea's Sub,
Cots SIS u. a., Srpington, 6fli4e
Settle bon Sitter Mpe., $500.
gilbert q. 9oruf an @prus s.
@larf, 9dlfte Der Got SO, 6let6er u.
u. Sub, SutIot 96 u. a., n6rbIi9e
Settle 6let9er gpe., tuefli9 bon @ebar
Str, $4,000.
Melbin g. Nlen an Selie Broofs,
Got 90, glod 9, 2ineoln part, Cffeite
Der Selamars Str., itbli9 bon "a.
Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
Yoli3eHi9ss.

. r. SO6n 8 unnins6a m,
Elm fri6erer 9ispsnIariumsarst unh
elmer Der fd6isfen iunsen Ner3te bel
Staot, puroe bur4 bic @ountp.@om
mifdrs gum Nrate bes gountp-Ifpla
ernannt.
Der 14=i dbrise CHARLES Abes
betannte f9 ssFern i'm Sugsnbssri9i
i9uIoig, cine Cigarette ssrau9t 3u
baben. Der 15.idbriss 50. ebeare,
CAB gu, @isarsttsnpapier bsridentt 3u
baben. geibe 6ole perben am nd9.
fen sonnabeno sur gsrbanblunq
fommen.
Die Banten Der Gtabt int
bena9ridtigt uoroen. M9t au gsber
ouf reue falf9e 5-SOlar Silber-@ srti'
fitate bon Der Serie 1899; bieielber
iolsn Elm tuenig fiir3sr unb i9mdIe,
iein unb als gbed-B udfabsn yC", als
plattennummer SOP" tragen. Mar
bat Biz iest ni@t feffsasn t6nnsr, ipt
bisielben bersefsllt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
6runoeigentbumls nebertrasunssn,

Jrant W. Sones an Sohn 9. Sled,
2ot IS in Song u. u. Cottage Soms
Nbb., 40 bel l34.8 SUB, bsrbsKert,
Offeite Der Sherman Sribe, norbliG
bon Waibinston Str. $3.50.
Roab Grseman on 8sorge s. Waib=
inaton, She'll bonn fiopeHli9sn gisr-
tel, Sst. %, Sp. 16, &anss A, 1877
Ncrss, @arren Sp. $3.50.
preFon &iber on Charles 8. SeHup,
2pts 81, % unb 25 In @lart's 8.
abb.. 81 Bel 1875 isbs, psrbeKsrt, n6rb.
li9s Settle Der Olibsr Nbs., tpeftli9 bon
Srober Str. So, 900.
gliiab 9. Wartinoale an Ni9Olus
GolB, Got 81, Square 9, 2ineoln
Bart, 40 Bel 1885, 70 5ub. bae,, Off
feite bon Selaware Str, fioli9 BON
"a. StraBe, $780,
Spbn 81. Mrnplb an 9abib M. gars
ion &C., 2ot 81. Nprss' Oh Wafbing.
ton Ctr. Mbbitiou, IS Bel 1859 5ub,
bsrbsnsrt, Wsffsite bon Burial Str,
fhbli9 bon Wafhin9ton Str, $4,000.
Die Srabelers' endurance 60. an
Soiepb 8. 2ipps &c. Sbeil beg norb-
6itli6sn @isrtels, Section Is, Sopn.
fbip Is, &unss 4, 1857 @crss, Wafb.
ineton 8opnibip, $3.50.
glusufta &ab3er an @bas. 6. &eptsr,
Got 5, 9napp's Cub, Glet&sr's
WOuolapn, 81 bel ITO SUB. berbeHsrt,
pefli9e Settle Der Olipe St1., itbli9
bon pleafant Str. $1,000.
Central Sruf gompanb, Sruftee,
aa Orange g. pfaf, She'll bon glOd
4, 6. @lajr's abb., TIC BET =, Der.
befert, trstIi9e Settle Der pennipl.
bania Str. n6rbli9 bon IL. Ctr.
SIS, 900.
S6eobore Bauer on CHARLES @reiner,
Got 8, indianapolis @ater @ompanp's
Sub. Mubenlot 148, 80 BET 1874 SUP,
berbeKert, 6fli9s Settle Der gria6t
Str, nbrbli9 BON @abafb Strabe.
81 900.
Weiler piano COMPANY an gffie 6.
Wpiewanoer, Cots 6O2, GOA unb 6O4,
Wartin's Nep Sort ctr. Noo., 1876
bel 1875 SUB, perbe fert, pstli9e
Settle Der eanborn Str, fibli9 bon
Stem Sort ctr. $3.50.
Warp M. 8arteI an gilbert u.
Dunn, Got 6, @rawforb's Sub. She'll
Der Wefenbe Nbb.. 1910 bel 159
SUB, pacant, Dfli9s settle Der Ger.
mania aps.. n6roli9 bon @alnut
Str. $500.
Wiaiam s.. @ougblen an Otto 6.
8noelboter, Snterene IN Sof z, Sans
fortb's Sub, She'll bon MuBenlot III,
40 bel 100 Sub. perbehsrt, n0roIi9e
Settle Der ct. Clair Str, 6ftlid bon
Sainois Ctr. 50, Sc.
Suiepb 6. 2ubium an erfe Il. 9.
Rirae, She'll bon Cots IL. Wopbs
Subj, @tuBsnlot AZ. ihb6fli9e gde
bon part Mbs. uno ct. @Iair Str.
$1,000.
Sobn q. S9mibt u. U. an Winiam
Welman, She'll bon MuBsnlot 80.
fhbueRIide gde bou gaf unb South
Str. $12, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
Gine nstte Gorte BON sonntags.

Sine nette Gorte bon Sonntags'
bldttern f9eint es aud in Der preh'
bon Wilmautee 3u eeben. Senielber
ma9t ibrsr tenOen3i6ieH Sepei4en'
fdlf6un9 tuegsn Die bortise Ser
mania" ben Stanopuntt flar /: Die 10.
genanntsn 8erliner uno 2onooner
Rabelbepsi6sn unisrsr 9eftrieen eng.
iif9sn Sonntassbldtter biloeten uie=
Der einmal cine re9t erbauli9e 2et-
tire fur bieisniaen bsuti9en 2efer,
pel9e Md on ibrer alien Seimat6
6dnesn, uno lie ni9t germ perur=
elimpft fsbsu. Spaltenlanse, 3umeif
auf bisier Settle bss Oceans suiammen.
esbrauts 2abelospsi9sn, in bsnsn
ieoer Sap cine ssgen Seuti9lano ge-
ridtets Spibs sntbislt. gstanntli9
bsfinbst i6 our 3eit Elm japanii9er
Bring auf benz Wege nod Berlin, I'm
bort als 0ertreter oes Mifabo Der 8er-
mdblung bes 2ronprin3en bei3unobnsn.
SeIofpertduoli3 miro bieier Bring
f9on in gnbetra4t Der frsunbli4en
Wiiiou, als bsrsr Srdssr er fommt,
nit allen is;nem boben Stang auftebsn-
ben gbren bebanbslt tusroen.
Der bsri9ttste Walcolm @larfe aber
behauptet in elmer S9pinbslbspei9e,
wel9e in Der yJrse preb" eri8ien, man
perbe Jpn in Der bsuti9en &ei9sbaupts
taot auBerOroentli4 talt bebanoeln,
um bic Geinoi9aft, bic man seaen So.
pan empinoe, beutli9 gum 4usorut
su bringen.
Cine anbsre Eepeide bebanoelt ba5
Sbema Der GoIoatenmiBhanolunsen
unb iast, jeoer iunse Seutf4e, Der In
bic armse trete, miie barauf sefabt
iein, oaB er tuionirt uno 9efoltert
peroe. Cine tueitere 2abelbepei9e be-
i9dftist f9 nit Der anssbli9sn llebsrs
ipanntbsit Der Braut bes 3ronprin3en,
bic gang i6rer srtrabagantea Wutter
na93ui9lagen f9eins.
Die 9rone pirb aber aIer bieier
Ni9tswtrbigteit aufseisbt bur6 cine
asgebli9 aus 2onb:n ftammenbe 2a=
belospei9e, tpel9e ii9 iebr ausfabrli9
nit benz acknowledgements bss bsut=
i9en 3aiiers bei4dftist. gr ftammt
bonn 0ater ME bon Der Wutter Der aug
Jamilien, bic o6ais unsefunb finb.
Soaar isin @roBoatsr. aaiier Wil-
belm Der grffe, Der befanntIi9 Elm iebr
bobes glitter errei4ts, tpirb als gpilep=
titsr bingsfelt. Snfolss bisier i4lim-
men grbi9aft if Der 3aiier p6lis uer=
T.u9t. 9sinsn seiunbsn SrOpfsn glut
bat sr in fsinen Nosrn. Sein Salsae.
i9wtr lit f~rebsartigsr Natur, ALIEN,
10 piel es ibm aud gu i9aHsn ma9t,
10 iii es bod lanse ni9t 10 i9limm pie
isin O6rsnleiben. tpsI9es einen 10 bDs.
artigen @baratter bat, bab er binnen
tur3em pl6blia ftirbt ober aber Der
SObiu9t unbsimfdlt. Hamsntli9 Dor
Der Sobfu5t bat Der 2aiier cine grdb.
li4e Ingf unb ba er i6sr bic SoH.
nungsIOfgteit ieines 3uitanbss gang
genau unterri9tet 1T, 10 bsidleunigt sr
bic So9seit ieines Sobnss. Die ganse
iOgenannte Sepei9e III elm iol9es @e=
mild bon Ierlo9enbeit, @smein6eit unb
5eBerei, baB einem antdnbisen Men=
i9en ibel babel tusrbsl tam. tuenn er
oas 3eug lief. Sat benin Der SEM
tinel" gar teine Gnuanbluns bon gtsl
empfunoen, bab ct fi9 ni4t senirt bat.
nit oiefem infamen @eiubeI ieiu Sonn-
%tagsblatt 3n bei9mubsn OOsr bat sr f9
etpa singebilbet, baB CT feine1 beut'
fhen 2eiern cine Defenders intereHante
2ettiire bamit biete2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28


Yart, fibli6 bon %. Ctr. s14OO.
Sarub 6. @%unoslfinssr on ;Senrt
Webb, Got %. Subbarbs u. u. Sub.
60. IL, ito6tltde 4ob., ihbIi9 Dor
Orange Str. $1508.
gbarles s. 2euis an Sabio s.
Swain, 5beil bon Got 6, Sannaman:
Moo., iioli9 bon As. Str. $4,000.
Snoinnapolis 2anb & SmprDbe.
ment 60. on Nlen 8. Song, 9ots
800 uno 379, @s1t Bart Ibo., ihblit
BON Yermont Str. 1920.
9abib M. @arfon an Sobn Sd.
Wbits, Got 5, TatOuts Subj. Sbeil
bon NuBenlOt III, noropeftlide gde
bon pratt unb Superior Ctr. 10000.
@m. 6. 2urb on SEQ. 5. Warott,
Got 2, 9apen's SubbibiRon, Outloi
20. Horoieite Der Waibinston Str.
6ftli9 bon pine Sir. $11, 900.
Saeob GrantsI an Wm. g. @urn,
Got $50, Martin's Nep Oort Mbbition,
Ofisite Der 8sauip Ibe., r6roli9 bon
Nsu Oort Str. $500.
Warp u. &a'l an CHARLES s. Stud.
msper, Got 68, 5lst9sr u. u. Subbi=
biiiOn, Ontiat 96, Shbieite gneliIb
abs.. bftlid bon pins Ctr. $500.
&ebert $. Bigger on S6omas g.
Sburnbursb, Got IS, glbOrb & Co.'s
suboiuifiOn, Butler & 5lst9sr's Io-
oition. college Corner, @orbisite Der
II. Str. ofli9 bon B%elefontaine
Ctr. $500.
Geo. %. 0ebiQe an SEQ. 6. @osrte,
Got 278, @eft gart Nobition, Ofieite
Der aooiiun Str. iiOli9 bon Stem
Sort Str. $1,000.
Wm. 8pfer on Wm. u. &oiemeper,
Got SIS, &obbins' NOrb SnbianapolIs
abbition, Shbisite Der q. Str, 6f=
LID bon S9umann Nbe. 5000.
Yint gabbod an 9ate $. Sip, She'll
BON ftiowefli9en 8iertel, Section 2,
Sopnibip 4, &anee 8, 1916 Nder,
perrp Sownibip. $500.
gliaabstb Ssuar an 9ucp g. pat-
teriun, Got Sc, @ilaro place gbei-
tim, @epfeite Der Walcutt Str, r6rb-
lid bon Waibineton. $4,000.
Snoiana Sruit Co., 8ormunb, an
8eaion 8. sanbers, ] She'll norbpsH.
li9es 0ierteI, Section 90, Sibp. 16,
Ranas 4. 40 older, @enter SopnTbip.
$2666.67
2ouiie 9. 5let9er II. u. an bsniel=
ben. 3 Snt., bafsl6s. 1888. SO.
Marp 6. perrp on @usufta SIss,
Got Is. pple's Sub. She'll 0aien's
Sprin9oaIe 4ob., Ais Bel 1873 SUB,
nae., Norbpeftsde Tacoma Mpe. unb
IL. Ctr. $3.50.
SObu 8nurr an SuIia u. Sale, Got
81. Bruce pIaee Otsnbe @bb., 40 bel
$50 CUB, perbefert, 6ftli9s Ssits Der
gelefontuine Str, 16roli9 bon 81.
Str. $4,000.
Security Sruff Company, &eceiper,
on Ooio 9. Sameion, Sruftse, 5beil
Section %, Sownfbip 16, @anse 4,
Center Sennibip. $3.50.
Splpan Or. Sabn on Senrp 6. Sods
miller. Got 1876, Waibinston equare,
100 bel 1915 SUB, baeant, tpeitlide
Seite Der. Weribian Str, fibli9 bon
so. Str. $500.
9enrp o. Cane an &oina 6. bod.
miller. Got %, naeant, weftli9e Settle
ber Wsribian Str, rbrblid bon so.
Str. $1,000.
2atbsrine 6. Sabis &c. an biefeIbe,
Got 9, bafelbs, biefelbe @,6be, Ofieite
BON Sninois Str, nbrbli9 bon so.
Strabe, $1,000.
Sbefielo s. Wrisbt on Senrp g.
Godwiler, Got Is, Meribian Seigbts
plues, 49, so Bel 200 SUB, 0OrbOf-
Ode bon S1inois. unb AZ. etraBe,
pac., $3.50.
Charles 6. 8ui9manr an bsnfeIber,
bic n6rbli8sn balbsn 2ots bon go. Is
unb II, baislbe, 90.75 BET 1876 unb
81 SUB, bae.. an Sheridan Str,
n6rbli9 bon AZ. Strabe, $2250.
8innie u. @iib an @buarb M.
Wilfon &C., Got 81, Wc@artp's grfs
Wefieits=M bbition,. 80 Bel 1888 SUB,
hprhpfYprt Sffpitp INN Rpisnpr @frakp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28

yGanS 0tdebetm" Der f0H=
li9e S4want beute Ibsnb i'm gngliib
Opern Sauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-28
,oamS 0mdebetm" pom De-

nSyWWS CyWWeVetW WV WV
ct. 2Ouiiern aufssfibrt, III elm bod.
ssuub, ben man ni9t ueridunssn BARI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
KAMALO SUGAR CO.
Is SUED FOR RENT

A suit to recover $500 rent of lands
has been brought against Kamalo Sugar
Company, Ltd, by George Kekipi, s.
Kaluaha and d. Lokana, committee of
a hui. 1t is stated that two members
of the hui, L. S. Waihinalo and s. K.
Keaweolu, are dead. The action is
founded on lease from the Hui of the
Ahupuaas of Kapulei, Kumueli and
Wawaia, Molokai, made to Kamalo
Sugar Company on January s, 1900, of
sixty acres of land suitable for sugar
cane cultivation for the term of 25
years at the rate of $3.50 per annum.
One on the conditions of the lease
was that the company should paw to
the heirs of James W Austin three and
one-half per cent. of all the profits from
the sale of sugar manufactured from
cane raised on the lands Another con-
dltlon reads thus:
THAT no erections. such as liquor
saloons, dancing halls or gambling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
GETS
LARGE fine
Pay 5000 For His
Late Waialua
Exploit.

P E. r. Strauch was fined 5000 by
Judge Whitney in the Police Court yes
terday afternoon for malicious injury.
The case was one which has been
fence was committed at Waia.u ia some
time ago.
1t seems that Strauch representing
parties who claimed to own the store
and land of one Wong He. endeavored
to Dust the latter from his store and
take possession, although he had no
court proceedings warranting such ac-
ton. He endeavored to forcibly eject
Wong He's wife from the store AMI
she had him arrested for assault and
battery. The court did not think that
the assault and battery was intention
al. Strauch also went TO the store with
helpers and tore the shingles off the
roof. The native who helped Strauch
was discharged as he was acting I'M
der the 1atter's orders and supposed it
was all right.
During the proceedings it was
brought, out that the police officers at
Waialua We're extremely negligent in
performing their duties as far as this
case was concerned. Although Wong
He and the Chinese appealed to the
sheriff at Waialua for protection,
neither he nor the police officers lifted
a finger to protect the storekeeper and
his wife,
Strauch and Nigel Jackson will also
come up for trial for being accessories
to tearing the shingles off the roof.
Hogan and Diclxey appeared for the
defendants, and C. F. Peterson assisted
County Attorney Douthitt in the pro-
|secution.
There were not many other convic-
lions in the Police Court yesterday.
Ramona Abiles who was assaulted
near the Oceanic docks Wednesday
night just before the Sonoma sailed
was fined 50 and costs for drunkenness.
Heine Luning was fined SIS and costs
for assault and battery.
The Vida-Kruger assault case will be
heard by Judge Whitney at p. m.
today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
MAGOON IS SUED
FOR ACCOUNTING

Antoine Rodrigues and other heirs of
Antoine Rodrigues, who died Dec. IL,
1891, have brought petition to APP
point a trustee, naming as respondents
other heirs together with J. A. Magoon,
trustee, and J. p. Mendonca, assignee
of certain heirs.
It is stated that Antoine Rodrigues
left about 200 acres of land at Kalihi
and some personal property worth
about $500. Also, that he left a will,
which was duly entered in probate on
January IL, 1892, and that Antoine
Rosa was appointed administrator and
trustee and guardian of the minors.
Also, that on or about September 26,
1900, J. A. Magoon was appointed trus-
tee of the estate.
It is claimed by the petitioners that
Magoon's appointment as trustee by
A. 8. Humphreys, as a judge of pro-
bate, twas illegally DONE" It is al
legged that since Magoon's appointment
as trustee no report or account of the
estate has been made.
Other allegations are that since the
death of Antoine Rodrigues the elder,
one of the plaintiffs, has received moth
ing from the trustee until date, and
since Magoon's appointment Anna
Aiona and the three heirs at law of
Mary Ann Rodrigues, one of the heirs
now dead, have neither of them re-
eeived anything from the estate.
It is prayed that the defendants be
cited to appear and answer the com
plant, that proper and fit person may
be appointed trustee for the estate, and
that j. A. Magoon, trustee, be ordered
to make an account of the estate before
the court. w. C. Achi is attorney for
the compliments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
RECEPTION ANO ART
DISPLAY At CLUB

The first ladies' night at the Uni
versity Club gave the members guests
an opportunity of viewing some forty
examples of the work of d. Howard
was filled with ladies and gentlemen
until late hoGr and most pleased
crowd found the evening all too short
for the pleasures offered.
| Mr.. Hitchcock's pictures on exhibition
were almost wholly of Hawaiian scenes
and characters and many of them
aroused enthusiasm. The painter him
self was present and consented to ex-
plain his views of his art.
The number of those who enjoyed the
evening was over $50 and the pleasant
and commodious clubrooms We're filled
to their capacity. Music welcomed the
guests and music dismissed them
The patronesses of the affair We're
Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. Charles F.
Humphrey, Jr, Mrs. George F. Davies,
Mrs. F. Howard Humphris, Mrs. San
ford b. Dole, Mrs. Alfred F. Judd,
Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs. Henry Ware
Lyon, Mrs. AlonZo Yartley, Mrs. M. M.
Scott.
It is the intention of the University
Club to give other entertainments of
the same sort to it's friends and owing
to the success of last nights affair it
| is proposed to fix regular times for the
enter tainment of the ladies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
TAX COURT DECISIONS.

Decisions have been rendered by the
Tax Appeal Court of Oahu as follows:
Eliza s. Wilder, returned $40, 900, as
sessed 10000 adjudged $4,000
Antonio Perry, returned $500, assess
ed $500, adjudged $2700.
Mary I. Peters, returned S5C1 asses g
ed $500, adjudged 500.
Eva Bottling Works, returned $1,000,
assessment 1000, Assessor sustained.
Enterprise Mill Co, returned siS25,
assessed $4,000, adjujge1 s11,a25.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
PNEAPPLEs TO THE COAST.

Tropic Fruit Company's selected
pineapples, to any Express Office in the
United States. Leave orders at Wells,
Fargo Express Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
PREPARING FOR
THE HOMESTEADEF S

In pursuance of Acting Governor At
kinson's policy of settling public lands
as quickly as possible, Surveyor Cen
era1 Wall will send out men on Monday
to plat the Alewa land for homestead
purposes. This tract will be prepared
for purchase as quickly as possible and
is expected to be ready for this market
before the Makiki lots
lands productive as soon as possible -
said Acting Governor Atkinson yester-
day. "The homesteads will not only
profit the business interests, but will
also add to our revenues
The number of applicants for the Pa
lolo lands rose to 10 yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. /,
I. @. r. M.

Meets every second and fourth
THURSDAY of each month, In !. O.
o. F. Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
T. F. McTIGHE, sachem.
E.V. TODD, CIR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18

NO. 7, !. O. o. F.
Meets every second and .ourtn
Thursday, at 1880 p. M. Odd Fellows
Hall, Fort street.
Visiting Rebekahs are cordially in
SSfted to attend.
LILLE DUNN, Nc,
JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18

houses, or houses Of like use, or pur-
poses of like character, shall be erected
on the said ahupuaas.
Summons has been served on A. Har-
rison, president, and j. Lightfoot, Sec
rotary pro tenn, of the defendant COM
pany.
Assessments, litigation and debts are,
unfortunately. the only crops Kamalo
Sugar Company has produced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
PMEAPP1Es TO YOUR DOOR.

Tropic Fruit Co.'s ripe pineapples
delivered to your door by Wells, Fargo
Express: 6 large fruit for $1.OO. Sub
urban delivery Is cents extra Leave
orders at Wells, Fargo's Office .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
JAS. F. MORGAN,
S57 Kaahumanu Street,
AUCTION SALE At gONOLULU
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the United
States. District of Hawaii. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter of J.
q. Abreu, a bankrupt.
Public notice of sale of personal prop
erty, to the creditors of G.. Abreu,
OF Honolulu, Oahu, a bankrupt, take
notice that there VIII be sold at public
auction on Saturday, August 10, 1905,
beginning at o'clock .. m, by James
r. Morgan, auctioneer, at the former
store of the bankrupt, in kewalo, near
Masoonville, select stock of gro
ceries and dry goods, with counters
and tables. Said property will be sold
for cash to the highest bidder at the
said time and place, subject to the ap-
prevail of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Ha-
wall.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-06

Japanese scouts and cruisers in the department. in it's cable to Admiral Stirling. spoke of the reports of fleet activity" in those waters.
 While the Japanese naval plans now. as throughout the war. arc kept secret no one in the navy department here doubts that Japan has made the most elaborate arrangements for detecting and giving battle to the Russian Baltic fleet in Oceanica waters.
 It is believed that Japan at every passage which would let the Russians through on the way to the far east, from the straits of Malaccs 10 tho west end of the German possessions in New Guinea. has its scouts and cruisers watching day and night
 The naval experts here who arc awaiting news of Rear Admiral Stir ling's movements with great interest. are convinced that Japan does not for n moment assume that tho Russian fleet is turning back Rear Admiral Stirling has in all iwenty-onc warships in readiness for the enforcement of neutrality.
 Tho destruction of the Russian Port Arthur fleet made the next step in tho naval campaign for thc Japanese the destruction of the Baltic fleet Admiral Togo has evidently planned to meet this fleet somewhere in Oceanica. This means that the bulk of Japan's fleet is now operating to the southward of tho Philippines. between l.jn0 an,l 20O0 miles from Japan. To neutral governments like tho United states whose possessions are in these waters it means that an unfagging watch must he kept to prevent violation of the neutrality of our colonial ports by Japan or hy Russia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-06
"IIUN MAN KIND

\ new style of drama W:aS pr,s..nt- s-I at Jacques theatrr last evening. uIicn I-IIic AkerStroln with T cpmpapy of Ieal amateurs presented for In,. first time the moral play Human Kind This drama was written by Miss AkerStrom herself and was cbm- piI.-i from IiI,Iieal works ansI o-her religious writings and showed nir.1I s.sr,. and pFe,-ision "n Ili-- I.ar- "f tIs.s authory<s- X stranSn psrt of the dramatizstion calls for the rrs-Senta- tion If tine play in one act without change of scenery. and with but few prV;rrJis< to aid in ifs. proiuctien- The musical chorus whish consisted of the ImsIarulate Conception ehurrl, s-is"ir Ners. kisisIen IrekIE.i Ihe s-z.ass an.l under the leadership of Prof Hughes, filed their Psrt of the eHter-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-06

won for him his hateful reputation. His ancestors lived for ages by raiding on weaker ones. and he does likewise: he steals without a scruple; he drinks vodka to excess and yet the Cossack is religious to a degree: ever observes grace before eating. sings hymns and prays devoutiy. Ons of the Cossack $ supersti,ions generally believed in is 10 the effect that one must enter Heaven with a clean body. and on the eve of bat ,le the Cossack makes careful toilet Very supcrstitiOus is this man vowed iO bloodthirstiness. afraid of his own shadow. always on the lookout for signs and wonders. He wears an amulet blessed by the village priest. and if he lose this his courage forsakes him: with it's charm he can ride boldly into the face of danger-unless the danger bap- pen to wear the form of Japanese sol- dier
 Poultney BiRelow. writing in 1894. says that under the scepter of the gar the Cossacks sre losing their best attri- butes. through administrative stupidity. associated with Russian offeialism: and to-day Mir BigelOw must be rather proud of his prophecy oT fen years back. where in he remarked: The next great war will probably find the Cosgack as in- capable Of meeting the demands upon him as the TurcU and Spahi. who figured so dramatically in the war Of France against Germany Bul though not equal iO European warfare. with his knou, he still is formidable enough at home. flashing Russians daring 10 hold ortho- dox religious meetings rounding up strikers. huInbling Ihe Pole
 HENRY HOWARD