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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Bauer, Chicago. ..........24
Agnes Housby. Chicago.
Arthur Moffett. Chicago.
Maude Guilford, Canada. 80
James Johnston, Chicago. %
Jeane Taylor, Chicago. .............22
Nels Alderman, Chicago. ...........24
Lizzie Wink Chicago. ............18
Hugo Kuhlmey. Chicago.
Bessie Zell, Chicago. .............20
Rubin Muskowski, Chicago. ....22
Beckie Rubinstein, Chicago.
John H. F'itzsimmons. Chicago. so
Rosa Ritter, Chicago. ..............47
Frederick E. Jones. Chicago. ...22
Mamie Schubert, Chicago.
George w. Gring, Chicago. .......34
Lena E. Gates, Chicago. ...........29
Charles E. Spiller, Joliet, III 26
Georgia Stewart, Gardner In.....25
]. Lawrence Toob, Canada. ........2S
Nellie E. SIOniker, Madison.
Heilner c. Dawson, Chicago. ........24
Florence Beggs. Chicago.
Albert Rammett. Milwaukee. .......46
Rose Hogan, Milwaukee. 80
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PRESIDENT CASTRO DEAD.
(speciaI to Lake Countr Times.l

Especial to Lake County Times.)
Willemstad, Curacao. Nov. LIT is
persistently reported here that Presi-
dent Castro of Venezuela is dead. and
that the fact is being concealed by the
government in order 70 maintain itself
~ power.
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H. E stone, sheriff of Newton coun-
ty, spent this morning with friends in
Hammond going to Crown Point this
afternoon on business connected with
the recent election.
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George Lake. who is a sailor on board
the L. s. battleship Illinois. was in
Hammond yesterday as the guest OF his
brother r. r. Lake, Of the South Shore
Gas company.
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Charles r. Stevens. treasurer for the
South Shore Gas company, was called to
his home near Dayton. 0. last night by
the serious illness of his mohter.
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Joe Martin. who resigned his posi-
ton with the Hammond police force,
to enter the Chicago Veterinary col
lege, has decided not to enter college
and will begin work tomorrow on the
Gary police force.
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T. a. Palmer. paymaster of the Chi
cago, Indiana & Southern road. was in
Hammond yesterday on business with
the local office. He will leave tonight
for Cleveland O.
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Candy! Candy: Don't miss the treal
Nov. I5.-11-14-I.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Monday night for Mrs. B. D. Harper at
her home. All Pine street, in ceIebra-
ton Of her birthday anniversary. Re
| freshments were served by the Ladies
Aid society. Among those present
We're Messrs. and Mesdames Grove.
Brubaker. Toms. Thompson, Hamilton
and Rosenberg, Mrs. Kfstler. Mr. Tur-
ner and Misses Ina Brubaker and Alice
Harper.
Miss Theresa Dorsey entertained a
I few friends al o'clock dinner sun
day evening at her home in State
street Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dorsey of Chicago, Miss Lena
Miller of Niles Mich; Mr. Spohn of
Buffalo, \. Y; l. H. MAINS of Indiana
Harbor, Misses Lulu Sherry and Anna
and Genevieve Hastings, Messrs Will
liam Edwards, George Richards, Roy
McClintic and Alphonse and Frank
Dorsey.
The members of the Embroidery
club were the guests of Mrs Ira Dick
inson Monday afternoon at her home,
10 Doty street. The afternoon was
spent in embroidering and a social
hour and light luncheon followed.
Those present We're Mesdames Ralph
Pierce. Y S. Reiter. Herbert Austin.
II. E. Sharrer, Frances Kingley. Misses
Carrie Miles. Alice Holm and Fanny
Ruhstadt. Mrs. Harry Smith was the
guest of the club for the afternoon.
| Mesdames David Hirsch and NJ. NJ.
Bruce entertained the History commit
tee of the Hammond womans club
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Hirsch The study of the afternoon
was Japan" Mrs. Eta Dake read a
paper on The History of Japan. p
4 Other paper read at this meeting were
/ Industries and Education OF Japan. .
/ by Mrs, 81. NJ. Bruce; The Imperial
/ Family" by Mrs. A s. Hunt: The
| Crown Prince" by Mrs. J. D. Ebert;
| Arts, Artists and Literature" by Mrs.
/ D. Hirsch, and The Army and Navy, =
| by Mrs. LeGrand T. Meyer Miss
| Edith Goodman gave three japanese
selections. After the class the guests
enjoyed a social hour and the hostess
es served refreshments.
Visit the candy bazaar in the baptist
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J. Edwards. representing the Amer
lean Tobacco company OF Louisville, Ky.
was in Hammond yesterday in the in
terest of his company.
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sPENCER-R0HRMAN WEDDING
TAXES PLACE THIS EVENING
Popular Hammond Girl to be Married
at the ST. JOseph's RectOry to East
Chicago Man.


A wedding of great interest to the
people of Hammond is that of Miss
Hattie Rohrman, daghter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rohrman, to Thomas w.
Spencer of East Chicago, which takes
place this evening at $50. The cere-
mony VIII be performed by Rev Seen
chen of St. Joseph's Catholic church
at the St. Joseph's rectory. in the
presence of only the immediate family.
Miss Margaret Rohrman will attend
her sister as maid OF honor, and ].
Austgen, cousin of the bride, will act
as best man. The bride will wear
handsome tailored travelling gown Of
gray French broadcloth with a picture
hat to correspond. The maid of honor
viii wear a tailored gown of white
cloth with a hat of the same
After the ceremony a wedding din
ner will be served at the family resi-
dence in 331 East State street, which
has been prettily arranged with green
cry and brides roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The young people viii leave this
evening for a honeymoon trip in the
east and on their return will be at
home to their friends after Jan. l in
East Chicago.
charming affair of yesterday even
ing was the o'clock dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox in honor of
Miss Carolyn Nellie who is to be a
bride of next month. The pretty rooms
of the Cox home We're rendered more
pleasing and attractive with festoons
OF red heart and flowers. The color
scheme was red and the tables were
prettily arranged with red carnations
and hearts and were lighted with can
dies shaded with red The place cards
were hearts and there were favors of
horse shoes, padlocks, keys and slippers
also heart shaped boxes of heart shaped
bon hons and red carnations. The din
ner was served in six courses and after
the last course the happiness of the
bride was toasted in champagne and
the ladies retired to the parlor for cof-
fee. The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs r.
II. Nellie. Misses Allie and Mae Nelson,
Harriet Crumpacker and Irene Mott
Messrs W. c. Nee. J. f. Sawyer. Karl
Griffin and Clarence Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Boyer and child
rem were the guests Of friends in Lake
View, Ill, Sunday.
Mrs. S. #. Parker returned last even
ing from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Portsmouth, 0.
Mrs. Porter Spurrier Of Whiting, Ind,
was the guest Of Miss Emma Huehn
OF Logan street Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hepner entertained the
Martha society Of the Christian church
this afternoon at her home, 42s Plum
mer avenue.
The Battenburg club viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Phillips Thurs
day afternoon at her home, SIS Sibley
street.
Mrs. Mary Huehn delightfully."- en-
tertained the Ladies Aid society of St.
PauFs Lutheran church this afternoon
at her home, 211 Logan street.
Charles Laison and z. Johnson of
minneapolis, Mimi, are the guests Of
en- sir uncle. Peter Liason, of al Hon-
ture. street
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Try the Baptist Girls candy Nov. IS
CARD OF THANKS.

1t is with deepest appreciation of the
friendly spirit and attention shown the
family at the time of our bereavement
by our friends and neighbors that we
desire to acknowledge our gratitude.
Their kindly acts will ever be remem-
bered.
Herman Hildebrandt,
Mrs. Mary Busche.
Henry Meyn.
Peter w. Meyn.
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Truth Generally Is Brutal.
Never ask a truthful man for his
honest opinion unless you are prepared
for q shock
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fudge. at the baptist church Nov.

Pioneer Council No. SO will celebrate
Thursday night as Rally" night with
w. c. Belman, the first worthy archon,
as the guest of honor After the bust
ness meeting and initiation a program
will be given and a supper served. The
opening address will be given by D. c..
Atkinson, and other addresses Of the
evening will be given by w. C. Belman
and Charles Fowler of Indiana Harbor.
Musical numbers will be rendered by
A. r. Towle and H G. Holder. Prof.
A. Hill will give a reading. and a song
by everybody will be a feature of the
program. One of the supreme officers
will give a talk and fellowship cards.
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Seymour Kanarr of Lowell was in
Hammond this afternoon on his way
home from a visit with friends at Ply
mouth, Ind.
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Mr.. and Mrs Jack Murphy of Pres
colt, Ariz.. arrived in Hammond yes
terday for a two weeks visit at the
home of ]. ]. Murphy.
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veda Hemstock went to Crown Point
today on business for Attorney w. j.
McAleer.
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ness visitor in Hammond this morning.
F. S. Carter. sheriff elect. visited in
Crown Point today
VIII Stevens of Covington. Ky. is
the guest of Hammond friends.
H Flanders of Valparaiso was a
Hammond business visitor today.
Charles Miller was a business visitor
to Chicago Tuesday
Richard Schaaf of Robertsdale trans
acted business in Hammond yesterday.
vern sommers was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
J. w. Wilkinson of Chicago spent
yesterday with Hammond friends.
H F. Heard was a Chicago business
visitor yesterday.
Charles Roper was in Chicago yes
terday afternoon on business.
Little Donald Wartena, who has been
quite i'll, is reported better today.
J. II Hill of Creston spent today with
friends in Hammond.
John mckinley of the Monon yards,
was a Chicago visitor this morning.
w. Huntington of Valparaiso, was a
business visitor in Hammond today.
L. c. Hunter of Fort Wayne, Ind, was
in Hammond this morning on business.
L. Bates of Lowell spent today with
friends in Hammond.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Quinn. baby daughter.
E c. Bentau was a business visitor
to Hammond yesterday from Gary.
E. P. Ross of Nicholson was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Giles Warner transacted business in
Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
E. J. Pixley of Lowell was a business
visitor to Hammond this morning.
William Doty of Shelby was the guest
of Hammond friends Tuesday evening.
J. Lipman made a business trip to
Chicago yesterday for the Lion store.
Mrs. George Randolph of Dalton, Ill,
was in the city yesterday on a shopping
tour.
DR.. w. C. Buchanan went to Chicago
this afternoon on professional bust
ness.
r. Default of Hammond left today
for short visit with friends at Lafay-
cite, Ind
c. A Jones of Oak Park, Ill, was a
business visitor in Hammond yester-
day
August Wehner of Hammond left to-
day for indianapolis where he goes on
short business trip.
E. F. Lomonel of the E & F Clothing
store went to Chicago this afternoon
on business.
Arthur Coleman of Chicago trans
acted business in Hammond this morn
| ing.
! Edgar Bridge transacted business in
Crown Point yesterday for the Chicago
Telephone company.
DR.. S. A Bell was in Chicago Tues
day afternoon on professional bust
ness
George Corton was among those who
transacted business in Chicago yester-
| day afternoon.
Morton Sutton of Minneapolis, Mimi.
was a business caller on Hammond
merchants this morning.
Carl Ames of the Simplex plant left
yesterday for Mt. Vernon, III. on a
hunting trip.
George Heiser OF Crown Point was
| the guest of Hammond friends yester-
day.
| Veda Hemstock went to Crown Point
| today on business for Attorney w. j
McAleer.
| ]. T. Brennan of Indianapolis. Ind.
was the guest of Hammond friends yes
terday returning to his home today.
Attorney ]. H Conroy made a short
business trip to Indiana Harbor this
/ morning.
Attorney w. ]. McAleer went to
Crown Point on legal business this
/ afternoon.
Mrs. Denise of the Carleton hotel
who has been quite sick for the past
/ few DAYS renorred rn9Icb irunr0vad
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Carl Ames of the Simplex plant left
yesterday for Mt. Vernon, III. on a
hunting trip.
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j. T. Brennan of Indianapolis. Ind.
was the guest of Hammond friends yes
terday returning to his home today.
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George Heiser Of Crown Point was
the guest of Hammond friends yester-
day.
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Crown Point on legal business this
afternoon.
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The Lyric Quartette of Chicago. one
of the best quartettes in America, will
sing at Barnie Young's concert. Nov.
q at owle's.-11-7-tf.
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The grand matron of Indiana, Mrs
Franc Finn, of Indianapolis, was pres
ent at the meeting of the Hammond
chapter of the Eastern Star last even
ing to inspect the work of the order
The work was beautifully exemplified
by the members and won high praise
from the Inspector. The grand con-
ductor, Mrs. F. J. Summers of Valpa-
raiso. and the grand Martha. Mrs. Mil
Ter, and Mr.. Miller of La Porte
were also guests of honor DR.. Mary
E Jackson. in behalf Of the Hammond
chapter. presented the grand matron,
Mrs. Finn with a pretty souvenir spoon
of Hammond. After the work or the
evening the ladies served an elaborate
two-course luncheon. Mrs. Finn viii
go to Whiting this evening TO inspect
the chapter there.
The Lyric Quartette of Chicago. one
of the best quartettes in America, will
sing at Barnie Youngs concert. Nov.
q at Towle s.-11-7-tf
Miss Vida McGhee of Chicago is the
guest Of Miss Milly O'Malley.
Miss Louise Morrison of Joliet. H.,
is the guest of Miss Dolly Geib.
silver Light Hive of the Maccabees
will meet tonight in Longs hall.
Mrs. f. b Olwin had the members of
the Colonial club as her guests this
afternoon at her home. 80 Carroll
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Murphy and guest,
Mrs. Julia Murphy of Arizona, went to
Chicago this afternoon to see Ben
Hur'' at the Auditorium.
Mrs. Newton Hembroff of Sault Ste
Marie Mich. formerly Miss Bethel
Hover of Hammond, arrived here this
morning for an extended visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hover of
Doty street.
Mrs. f. J. Summers of Valparaiso and
Mr. and Mrs Miller of La Porte, who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. e.
Beck of Williams street returned to
their home this morning.
Misses Elinor Linz and her guest,
Prudence Hitchcock, visited friends in
Chicago today. and will see The Time,
the Place and the Girl at the La Sale
theater this evening.
Mesdames w. H. Gostlin, T. e. Bell,
j. T. Hutton, D. C. Atkinson, F. S. Betz,
w. c. Belman, Fl. f. Meikle and Miss
Kittie Kelley were among the Chicago
visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Campbell enter
tanned twenty-four friends last Satur-
day evening in celebration of their
twentieth wedding anniversary. The
out of-town guests present were Mrs.
L. Fansler of Monterey, Ind, Mrs. D.
Williams of MedaryvilIe, Ind, and Mrs.
H. E. Williams and daughter, Myrtle,
of Chicago
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visit the candy bazaar in the Baptis
church Nov. 15.-11-14-1
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Mrs. Denise of the Carleton hotel
who has been quite sick for the pas
few days, is reported much improved.
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Attorney ]. H. Conroy made a short
business trip to Indiana Harbor this
morning.
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NJ. Ray of Shelby spent Tuesday
evening in Hammond as the guest 81
| fSiendS
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In Social Circles

Communications pertaining to
this department may be addressed
60 Miss Daisy l. Emery, Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.
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Miss Vida McGhee of Chicago is the
guest Of Miss Milly O'Malley.
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George Corton was among those wht
transacted business in Chicago yester
day afternoon.
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Morton Sutton of Minneapolis, MINI
was a business caller on Harmon
merchants this morning.
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DR.. S. A. Bell was in Chicago Tues
day afternoon on professional bust
ness.
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Miss Louise Morrison of Joliet H.,
is the guest of Miss Dolly Geib.
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silver Light Hive of the Maecabees
will meet tonight in Longs hall.
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Edgar Bridge transacted business i
Crown Point yesterday for the Chicag
Telephone company.
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T. H. Harvey of Scip. Ind, was
guest of Hammond friends yesterday
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Arthur Coleman of Chicago trans
acted business in Hammond this morn
ing.
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z. P. Eastman of Chicago was a bust.
ness visitor in Hammond today.
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Ed Murray saw "Ben-Hur" at tn
Auditorium last night
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THE CITY

Miss Frances Huebner was in Chi
cago on a shopping trip this afternoon.
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Mrs. Mary Huehn delightfully."- en-
tertained the Ladies Aid society of st.
PauFs Lutheran church this afternoon
at her home, 211 Logan street.
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Mrs F. B. Oiwin had the members of
the Colonial club as her guests this
afternoon at her home. 80 Carroll
street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-31
THERESA'S
BIG stunt
Pa-u Riders, Hula Girls
and Luau to Be
BOnined.

! Princess Theresa Wilcox has deter
mined that the pau riding. hula
| dancing and luau glories of the land
shall be Bonined and sent to the main
| land for the amusement and enter
tainment of the population thereof
With this end in view she has or
| ganized the NanioIa Pau Riding
Club and she and her followers will
give an exhibition of the ancient and
picturesque practise in Kapiolani Park
tomorrow afternoon
There will be fifteen ladies on lively
steeds and they will assemble at Ka-
pahulu Palace, going thence to the
park, whera the picture sharp will be
waiting. Various equestrian evolutions
will be gone through and transmitted
to the truthful film.
Mrs. Api and another dancing girl
will hula-hula for the benefit of the
machine, dressed or rather undressed,
as the traditions of the sprightly dance
demand
Sheriff Brown and several members
of the police force will be there and
will give exhibitions of how to look
dignified though a policeman.
The Concordia band will grace the
occasion and number of automobiles
are expected to turn out to help out
the general effect.
After Expert BONNIE has done his
worst the police and the pau riders
will return TO the residence of the
princess, where a luau will be served.
Just whether the luau will be photo
graphed or not has not been definitely
decided upon. Sheriff Brown will be
the guest of honor.
The gentlemen who will escort the
fair pau riders to the park and to the
luau are Sheriff Brown, Sheriff's As
sistant Vida, Captain S. F. Leslie,
Frank Andrade, F. w. Lynch, M. j.
Scully, ]. D. Cook, F.. Wright, n. T.
Nielsen, L. Twoomey, Chas. Rose, E.
s. Holt, ]. White, r. Lane, w. Fer
nandez, r. P. Reuter-, J. F. Melanphy.
J. Leal.
Princess Theresa wouldn't name the
ladies who will don the pau.
They're all young and pretty" said
she, ''and I'll be one of them. I've
been to great pains to pick out the
incest girls in town. We don't want
anything ordinary to get in those pic
lures; no, siri''
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Chinese FAIR WILL
open September ISL

The date for the opening of the Chi
nese Fair at Iolani College for the
benefit of st. Peters church has been
fixed for September LIST. The day falls
on a Saturday. The fair will open with
a Chinese lunch at noon, which will be
something unique. After the lunch,
which can be had at any time after
the opening. the fair will run all the
afternoon and evening. Great prepara-
lions are making for this fair, which
will be the first and very probably the
finest of the season.
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DEPARTED.
PASSENGERS.
Booked 70 Depart.


Per s. S. Alameda. August l.. for Sar
Francisco: Mrs. William Patterson
and child, Ward Wells, Ira Wells, Miss
May Thomas, Miss L. Wells, Miss j
Center, Mrs. F. D. McKernan, w. H
Duff. j. E. Higgins, Miss Dessy, Mas
ter Robert Purvis J. S. Frost and
daughter, Miss E. Rice. Mrs. George
Chalmers, Masters Chalmers (2), DR.
James, r. w. Single, Mrs. Carrie, Or.
and Mrs. F. L. Ferguson, Mrs. NJ. K.
Harris. Oscar Sellers. Capt. and Mrs.
Morong, Horace Johnson, Charles
Kendel, Jr.. E. H. Keidel. Charles Her
bert, A. ]. Block, Mr.. Malcolm, Mr..
Hid, Miss Deasy Mrs. Wieland, Horace
Johnson, Mr.. Haningsen. Mrs. NJ K.
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lycurgus
and child.
ARMY AND NAVY.
L. S. r. c. Manning, Roberts, Kalau-
papa, July 10.
(Merchant vesseIs.)
Alaskan, Am. SIS, Nichols. from San
Francisco and New York. July 30.
Alice Cooke, Am. ser, Penhallow, Port
Gamble. July 13.
Andre Theodore, FIR. sp.. Louvet, Car
diff, July 13.
Atlas, Am. sp., Amberman, Yokohama,
July Is.
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The ship Title z. Starbuck yester-
day resumed the loading OF sugar and
will take on between 900 and 1000 tons
here.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED house on Young street.
for three months. Apply P o. Box
542. 74S1
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EARLY MORNING FIRE,

a small blaze on the Makiki street
premises of John Ouderkirk, occupied
by A c.. Montgomery, gave the Fire
Department a run shortly after mid
night this morning The blaze was
caused through the burning of brush
on the premises, and was confined to
a lean-to on some outbuildings. The
damage was slight
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Professional Cards

ARCHITECTS.
w. MATLOCK CAMPBELL.-Phons
White 951
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Monday, July 80.
All S. s. Alaskan, Nichols, from
San Francisco and New York 8 a. m.
Str. Noeau. Peterson, from MANU-
i<ona. a. M.
Str. J. A. Cummins, Searle, from
Koolau ports. $40 p. M
DEPARTED.
Str Iwalani, Piltz, for Hawaii ports,
5 p m.
Str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai
ports, p. M.
Scr. Rob Roy, for island ports, 3:45