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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
4 Railroad Time Table
That Every One Can
Understand.


10 the man OF busi-
@ ness whose time
49, ismoneys the cas-
fly remembered sched-
ule of ROYAL BLUE
TRAINS" 60 Baltimore
and WaShfn gtOm-
~Every Even Hours
a matter of profit.
s. TO- ~, 2, q and s
o'clock are she hours OF
departure daily from
New York, Liberty ST,
with an early evening
train as q and popular
midnight train az $50.
Departures from ESD Sc.
ten minutes earlier,
except midnight train
al 1880. All trains
have excellent day
coaches and Pullman
service win dining cars
serving a Ia carte, eX-
cepting the "R0YAL
LIMITED" at SPIN, the
best and most attractive
train inshe series, which
serves a famous table
d'hote dinner. This (
train is ALI Pullman, but
no extra fare IS charged. !
Royal Blue Trains
returning, leave Wash
fngfon every Odd
Hour" during the day.
For tickets and reservations eas2
Gf Ticket offices OF the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey sRd Daltf-
more 6 ohio Railroad.
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OKEEFFE REPLIES TO ATTACKS

I.s,-sis 70 ,i'"-es = b-ahey. Of tie Anti-Pocy
W. - statement issued yesterday de-
-. - vas t'e Aotoed OF the policy
mOny with the offenders. Deputy Conrntssi,,
e,srzf6n Ia fSe, 49, La ne police were doing
44e said he bad had conference ,.h N;i,.ss ~
Hamilton, the society's superintendent In pr,et-i
onlg q few weeks ago. hut thar rotbirr f,s1 49,.
said about police corruption e '-o oeeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
WOULD PURCHASE THE KEY HOUSE

Washington March 16,-With view 20 tina mr.
chase Of the Francis Scott Key house In this city
the home Of the author OF The Star sDaDr,,c1
Banner" the Francis Scott Key Memorial Assooia~
ton to-day issued appeal for funds The aroonn.
necessary for this purpose is $4,000 1t is said ths
tho home OF the author OF the national anthem ~
IN sad state OF neglect and covered with "a
signs and advertisements Membership In Tho sSs os
citation Is open 10 any American on payment 81 e
annual dues. Applications Tor membership or 49, -
trloutions may be sent 10 any member OF tbe ss
sociattOn or to the treasurer. w ID Fooyar ~ - 80
National Savings and Trust Company, " eAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
ROOSEVELT AS SENATOR.
Suggestion of Governor Johnson of Mime
sofa
by Talegraph 70 The tribune }

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
ST. Paul. March 16-The future OF President
Roosevelt after his term expires was discussed
by Governor John A. johnson Dem) to-day.
1le said:
NJ personal view IS that possibly President
Roosevelt could serve his country in a greater
degree 6 a Senator from The Empire State Of
New York than in any OF the other positions
suggested by his admirers ] believe It would
be highly proper and certainly advisable for
the people TO have Mr.. Roosevelt in the Senate
when his term President expires, should he
care 10 become a member OF that body. 1 can
see no improperly in his selection by the peo-
pie OF his state nor IN his acceptance Of the Of
nee should he be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
RESTORED 10 pUsLIc DOMAIN.

Washington. March 16-The President ISSUED 60
day a proclamation restoring to the public domain
the POrtaleS National Forest Reserve. having an
area OF f2.60 acres. The is in the extreme
eastern central portion Of New EexicO. It's eastern
boundary oeing Jhe Texas line. II estaolislce
IN october 1915. as experiment along various
lines by the Forest Service but little progress Wa
mace, principally owing to the lack Of funds la
lands restored win ha opened 20 settlement tSr
4sct TO enfry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
HUNT FOR BOY IN WINDSOR. ONT.

tBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Windsor Ont, March ls.-petective sheldon. ~
Nav York. is IN this city to-day searching for IN
formation regarding Horace Marvin. ir.. kidnapped
from Kits Hammock, Del II is thought the child
IS hidden at Windsor Detroit from a letter re-
ceiy"d in Now York from a Negro known as Rig
W., asking for ransom Sheldon has consulted
none ~ the Windsor authorities. md IL said be
Investigating the Negro's letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
LAsKsR- MARSHALL GAME uNe;u,suso

Sh!c2go March h-Emanuel Lasker and Frank
}. Marshall who ere playing series of chess
eiies me country for the worlds chess
match, ana tle play viii be resumed fo, -
Turns io-nghtS play neither man had anv A.
will 80 TO Memphis 10y "'iiish heIs they
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HELD AT REQUEST OF BRITISH CONSUL

An alien who arrived on the Campania yesterday
under the name or Harrington but whose ranI
name is SAID 10 be Ernest Amphlepp IS being held
Ellis Island for investigation ,Fha Tsrttish
Consulate was informed that there was "A serious
charge against him in Liverpool II fs not - -
eXtradtable nature however, BIT al the raouest -
the British authorities he VIII ba held f5r I. feyg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
HELICON nALL BURNED.
Continued from first page,

a new idea in tutoring. II was tho aim 70 make
the place as attractive as possible. and 70 this
end the interior was constructed on the lines OF
an old Spanish house There was large court.
which was converted into garden. with
fountain, brook. messy banks. rubber trees
and palms.
four-sided fireplace The court was rooted over
lcal temperature was created by the great
chimney.
On the first floor was the nursery for the tn
stitutionalized" children. Here also was The
billiard room and n theatre. \ little way from
the fireplace was n pipe organ. The fireplace
and organ could be shut off by a big velvet cur
tain and az night 1t was the custom for the col
onists' TO gather about the open fire and listen
20 music, plot stories and discuss art, literature
and politics
Mr.. Sinclair who IS staying for the present at
the home OF Gaylord Wiltshire. the socialist cd
itor and writer. at No sol West 1O6th street.
was seen last night. ana said that he thought
the insurance Of Helicon Hall would not entirely
cover the damage. The residents. he said had
lost all their personal effects. on which thers
was little or no Insurance
Il have no definite plans for the future said
Mr.. Sinclair The colonists held meeting to-
dav To decide upon what should be done. but
was unable to attend because Mrs. Sinclair was
so upset by the FIRE that she begged me To
come here with her immediately. II we do
build again don't think We will choose the
same site"
Mr.. Sinclair said that he had lost in the fire
about ten thousands words OF a book 10
was writing. which Doubleday. Page & Co. was
going To publish in the spring. He didn't care
to make the title public.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01
WANTED IL LOUISIANA.
Ntan Are>te<i at St~rrwtt tor SiS~-
fully selling COTTON

Man Av.sed =, St~rrett for tSls~-
f~lly selling COTTON
Constable Hays of Midlothian ana
Deputy Sheriff Maggart OF this CITY
went to Sterrett Monday and arrest
ed d man named Roux, who Was
wanted a. Mansfield. La. on an al
legged charge of selling cotton that
had been attached. He Gas brought
10 Waxahaehie and placed In jail.
TODAY Deputy Sheriff Cloud OF
Mansfield arrived to take the prts-
oner back to that place. departing
over the Central this afternoon.
Rather a pathetic scene was Great
ed hy the arrest OF Roux- He had
been ut Sterrets about three weeks.
leaving his family behind. They
were due to reach Sterrstt yesser-
day and officers were there expect
ing Roux to meet them. The wife and
children had heen at the depot some
time before the man drove up with
a wagon to take them out in the
country few miles where his cousin
lives. As soon as he was placed un-
der arrest his wife broke down and
wspt bitterly The parting between
the two was pathstieaiiy touching
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Have s"a heard us IT. Town
Talk. ~


in thr damage suit 81 G. NJ Bock
uer against the International and
Gnoai Northern railroad company
which went to fsial last week o. scr
dlU saf returned in favor - thc
oiaiuiiff Tsse iur awarded hiH.
q ads'u'ut aeatusi th. road for
Sl.~
The sait uf . D NcQuafter-
sxsirsi enc 'sewsion aud r.ssss Cen
trail railroad company o. recover
damage on 'he kiliius ~ s Aors. r..
su'l.f In 81 s~rfitf for ihe company
rhv saif ~ Tom Whippls sgainsf
fi T reuuIefcH tU determine fhs
r-srsrs.ff of Scotch collie dos b.
noR nn TRIAL This ease wzs crBes
l fu-ilc NzAerson conrf lasf
ear 4nd Fsrcie1 r~tHrnesl In Ia
fo- q ~ plaintiff awarding him
tic custody 81 the csmirs The DE-
fandsnf Appealed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01

The MaXanacnio Produce and
Commission company rs the name Of
new enterprise which will begin
business with the new year The
duct a general merchandise commis-
sion business. buying and selling
poultry and eggs aud other produce
n will afford an admirable place for
the farmer to dispose ~ his wares at
reasonable values For the busiucss
will b. conducted la the McMauus
old stand ON North Rogers street
John singleton will be- n. MANAGE
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4 wsuH PARTY
rA. N..~ax rs~Ts~ Hth sfs~ md A~ss
Asits~ nnxs t1svvS tass <~~s

Come. ssssh Nish ute
The Oid Year syx~dsnx'
And ia sha New Year
Well Eass kg~cstHG
TIA. asaav~ Invitation MAS sens Hss
ia Il week b, Miss Mabel nusd 10
namher of IL. souax people, are q
gAsss sscwa responded tn pay her
humaEe la4s eseusag vi she hon,s af
hes father on college street
Iar. nrsd. the genial host, mel tha
saesss Mt Inc deer. sk.n they were
greeted bs Miss Mabel ~hu sent
them up stairs 10 be relieved OF
their wraps hs Miss Clara and VIII
D. BOYD
Tn. loysss home was n scene NJ
essuts ln Its elestrtcal illumination
and artistic Yuistide decorations ot
hSlls, niatieipe and Christmas bells.
In tho library the punch bowl was
gs.sided over by Miss Dora Pattcr-
.nu. the bower where she stood be-
ing cntwined In evergrevns. and
red light enhanced it's beauty. Al
ter the arrival Of the guests each
wsr. presented with score cards
beautiful In desir3n. hand-painted
Christmas bella and holly. The tally
with pendant miniature bells
Six handed euchre and "i2" we're
the evenings entertainment. and
Miss Bertha Fearis won the lone
hand prize. Miss Lucille frabae the
high score and DIR, Watson received
| the gentleman trophy.
A salad course was served. after
| which the guests repaired to the
dining room for coffee AT IL O'Clock
the ringing of bells and shouts
from the party indicated the New
Year was dawninE. The party was
altogether a fitting climax to the
| Yuletide festivities and Miss Boyd Is
to be congratulated on its success
and enjoyment. and not the least OF
| the pleasant memories of 1906. will
be the retrospection of New Year S
eve.
Have you heard it, It's Town
/ Talk. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01

Mr. E H. Highrower of Ennis and
Mrs Lizzie Lomax of Oklahoma City
anne TO Waxahaehie today TO De
united in marriage. After procuring
Il license they hunted up Justice OF
the Peace Mcknight. who performed
the ceremony
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01
C..isal stock Iacreased.

In the secretary of states office
II Austin Yesterday the charter or
TIE Modern Milling and Manufae-
turing company of Waxanaehie was
AMed ded BIZ increasing the capital
! At0 from sac 400 10 $1ea,eo6.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01
DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL,
Was Poisoned IL Few Days
From Eating Canned GOotix


From Eating Canned GOod
Mrs, II. Cohen today receiN
letter from Grand Saline. contay
the sad intelligence of the dea
little Miss Aline Perry, which 4
red there Sunday night al 10. 8
remains We're shipped to Will
Monday for interment. tn
girl spent several weeks in
of Mrs. Cohen here last
was quite a fayorite. q
tuhcn's friends.
The death of
due to poison frx
goods Two otl
family We're poil
time. bat their cll
are considered go|
Have You heard
Talk.
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MARSHAL Abernathy Hho had peeu


Alternately, Who mad petn a
friend of the Coleman family in
Wayahachie, Texas, ever since Dick
was a little boy. Abernathy at once
took an interest with the mother and
used his influence toward securing
her sons release. His recommenda
tion, therefore, goes along with that
of County Attorney Cunningham
and Judge Gillette asking for the
parole OF Coleman. Coleman may be
released by Governor Frantz New
Years day on condition that he
promises TO return TO his mother and
remain with her and take care of her
during the remainder OF her few
wears Of life
Dick Coleman and r r Fisher
were indicted by the grand jury here
In 500 for the robbery OF an old
man living In Hulen township Fish
er's case is now on appeal but Cole
man received sentence In Novem-
ber. ls0f
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Havr you heard it II Town
Talk. 81
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pRAyrlS OF n MOTHER


l4a~tea. q r.. Jan a Thr pfas
ers cf 40 assa gray hasged nsssheF
are ayasling In ene INSTANCE for hsf
only sens release from prism. haf
sh. has net yet been appfis.d ri the
fars. Dick Fo.eman. Who, April Is,
1895. Was taken 10 she Kansas psen
iteasiar, at Lansing after hassng
been convicted here of robbery. ~ili
probably be psroled for the remain
der OF his foar years sentenev ON
New Years day By Governor Frsnis.
and this Is an almost direct result of
the effoess of bis mother, Mrs. Mar
tha Coleman Of Maxahaehie, Texas.
Il MAS several nonths ago that an
elderly lady knocked al the door ef
Ccansy Attorney Cunningham rsss-
ideue.s use evening She was SO years
old. with hair as white as snow. re-
fined. cultured. edncated and AS
lovely rs any boys mother She had
come, she told the county attorney.
to plead for her sons pardon, She
wanted the man who convicted him
to sign the petition TO the governor.
Judge Cunningham listened to her
prayers. all mellow with affection.
motherly heart feeling and tears. but
would not promise to sign the pei-
,ion. But he did not say positively
that he would no, after fuller con-
sideration OF the matter. Then she
told him she would not leave until
he had promised. She remained for
three hours that evening, and was
finally dismissed on exhortation that
she present her prayers to Judge Gil
/ leste
In her purse Mrs. Coleman brought
her sons discharge from the army
, Ii was an honorable discharge
showing him to have been a brave
i and gallant soldier and with an ex
ceIlent character He had served II
I, the Philippines, and while in the ar
my contracted the evil habits tha
| led him into serious trouble. She
called the attorneys attention to the
/ fact OF his having been soldier
brave and gallant. but contrasted the
two careers upon the basis of the at
torney having been man OF mature
years and not so susceptible to evb
influence She insisted that her sos
had the consumption. and weeping
Rrv s.rTd i'e.uiu not bea4- 10 ha.. M
son die in prison.
The prayers of this mother for heI
ypu's pardonAwsIe at length brought
f.ln1faa asA3a'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-01
THE POULTRY SHOW.
Eleventh Annual Exhibition Y
Open Tomorrow Morning.

Eleventh Annual Exhibition VIII
Open Tomorrow Morning.
At s O'Clock tomorrow morning
the doors Of the exhibit hall Of the
Waxahachie Poultry and Pet Stock
Association will be opened to tn,
public. Superintendent kenner anl
Secretary Walters are busy tod
| making out score cards and placi
fae birds in the coops.
| Birds began arriving yesterd
fro n Houston, Waco, Cleburne. r
I. ..fSs DcA.Jn Ane olAer pc.lt+;, as1
to noon today several hundred
try cards had been registered.
The show will be held on th
| ond floor of the Gibson bnildi
9efeet. Tfls show
srTv tne pfbple of Waxahachi
'pportunitNbf seeing fine colle1
If all the thoice varities of = s
Judge 4avis and Judge B . ~
will begiIs their work of scorh[ y
birds tomorrow morning at OF. 9 II
Have you heard it: It's Town
Talk. 81
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-. Ae.sa it, r'~ Town
81
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All II is an insid!ous
ss before the victim reali;ss
- ~ % NAV have fatal maisr
DIV. Take Foley's h'ohes !. corrects
first sign OF trouble as ~ prirht's
irregularities and prevents rnaris.
disease and diabtes. b. W.
Nave you heAA 81
Ialk.
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I've yoa heard it, It's Town
81
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DO yon read tse Light.
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future LOOKS s'';i ~

-The biens
: .penitentiary
oon be issued
VII contain an
|of the operation
Il farms, prepared
.Aaam, financial |
\rs that the |
o fa~m 4. used as nc'.'" ~.
nn,,ve conv,ets. 'fnsy men asn air and
nposvT 1ovmen, MI in the ,,se1 opsH with Wit the
\prought 'neU Tne farm e eons,svtt aSaut
i Ionyiets. rde res. s. of which aopne Tne
Voted princip|mnes melons and
Hes fruits "a of thu
Tor the use
en, IN the william e o,s,, saN
70 Az Az Wortham soy
,os ," sNeid OF ,5' to1",
.,v due to laeN
sudition has bee pee
that line :,
built from
he St. Lou
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glT- tne pt2ple of Waxahachi

Have you heard it? It's Tow
Talk 81
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-30

Ella NJ Loebenstein to David A Loe-
bernstein, PA; general powers 3 294
p 459. Dated Sept 4, 1906.
w G alker to 3 X Naaikauna ct al,
l.; por ap 2, r p 1897 fruit trees and
water rts, n Hllo, Hawaii Life lease
81. b 2SS, 12S. Dated Feb IA, 1905.
Chow Wal Chiu to Chow Wal Kong
BIS; leasehold, bldgs, bakery appara-
tus, etc, Hilo, avail. $3.50. 3 24, p
4j8 Dated Jan Is, 1907.
First Bank Of Hilo Ltd to Frederick
S Lyman, Rel; pOr kul 375SB, $3.50 20
IT land, bldgs etc, Waianuenue, School
and Pleasant SITS, Hilo, Hawaii $4,000.
b 2S9, 324. Dated oct 2, 1906.
Mary Kaimana to Herman " Kali
mana, D; pcs land, bdgs, and furni-
ture, Aleamai, etc, Hilo, Hawaii. B PSF,
p 1914. Dated Aug o. 1905.
Mary Kaimana to David Kaimana,
d. 15a land and household furniture,
Kalaoa, Hilo, Hawaii. 81, etc. 3 287
p 1874 Dated Aug p, 1905.
Nakanelua to S X KalOna, D; kul
37S9B, Kaauhuhu, aHamkua, Hawaii
$24 B 287 1866. Dated Jan y, 1907.
II Kamaunu and wife to Kamaka
Paahao (w), d; pcs land bldgs, live
stock, cts, Kapaau, etc, n KohaIa, Ha.
wall 81, etc. B 287 1877. Dated
July s, 1903.
Elizabeth Kaio ct al to Clarence W
Ashford, NJ; r Ps 1886 and 1880, or 75S
and kuls $751; 1OOlS, S126 and 1886, Wal
pake, etc, Koolau, etc, Kauai / share
I'm hui land Wainiha, Halelea, Kauai
$2687 B 29O p 30. Dated Nov IS, 1906
Recorded January p, 1907.
X NJ Kuna and WI to John Kekaula
PA; general powers. b 2S4, p 461. Dat
ed Sept 8, 1906
Henrietta Ameohiona to Kuna and
VT, Rel; r Ps sob and 24O6 and l..
int in r p 1929, Kailua, etc, KoIaupo
ko, oahu. $3.50 3 289, p 324. Dated
Jan II, 1907.
| X NJ Kuna and WI b aytty to VII
| liam r Castle, tr, M r P's sob anC
2406 and - int I'm r p 1929 and bldgs
Kallua, Koolaupoko, Oahu. 5000 /
2S9, p 1926. Dated Jan II, 1907.
Kaumakapili Evangelical Church by
trs to Alexander Young, Rel; pei
land, leaseholds, bldgs, etc, KaIlhi-kai
Honolulu, oahu; lots 4, 8, 6, 10, II anC
-, blk 80, and 2O,839 so IT land, bldgs
etc, KeWalo, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000
b 2S9, 827. Dated Jan 1G, 1907.
Kilikina Kali Cw) to Loo Chong, /
r p 1886, lIul 898, Honolulu, EVA
Oahu. - yrs at $50 per yr. 3 28S,
$780, Dated Jan II, 1907.
Kalamaikai and WI to Edward II i
Wolter, tr, d; por r p 1O1, bldgs, etc
Manoa Valley, Honolulu, oahu. 1926
B 2S7 1859. Dated Jan 10, 1907.
Pau Kealoha and hsb to John Hind
NJ; por or 1855 Puakea Rd, N Kohala
Hawaii. $40 3 POO, p Al. Dated Jan
3, 1907.
VIM r Castle, tr, to D KapalI, Rel
gr us, Null, N Kohala, Hawaii. $40
49, 3 300 43. Dated Jan q, 1907.
Moses Papaiakea to KahoIowaa Cw)
d; r p 1929, lSul 1898, por r p 1914 an,
bldgs, Huelo, HamakuaIoa, Maui
$500. b 2S7 p 1853. Dated Dec p, 1906.
Kalaukua Mahl and WI to r A Wads
worth, NJ; int in pcs land Lale, Wal
luku, Maui $500 B 200, p 3s. Date
Jan p, 1907
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-30

Times Of the tl5s ARE taken from the
Z. S. Coast ana Geodetic Survey ta-
bles. The tides at Kahuhh and Hno
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Hawaiian sta dard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being ,hat q the meridian
OF 157 degrees 80 inmates. The time
whistle blows az 1880 p. M, which Is
the ca me as Greenwich, hours o min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time Tor the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-30
A WEAK HEART

weakens every other organ Of the body,
for they all depend upon the heart TO
furnish them with an abundance OF the
pure life-giying fluid. TO give the
heart power to do this, DR.. Miles Heart
Cure has no equal It strengthens ana
regulates the heart action, and furnish
es nerve power, the vital element
Money back II first bottle fails to bene-
ft.
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Fine Job Printing, Star once.
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REALTY TRANSFERS



From 9 a. m. TO j. m.
Est of VIM Dean by admr TO ha-
lOpa Levi and hsb...............R
Mary j Alexander by atty to Will
liam r Castle, tr................AM
G w Mahikoa and WI to J / Silva...D
Est Of S G Wilder Ltd to A G Mar
tlnsen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rel
Fanny strauch and by tr to Alfred
@ Martinsen ....................,..
AG Martinsen and WI to First Am
Saw q Tr Co Of II Ltd...........M
A $ Parke by atty to c Wood......D
C. Wood and WI to Joaquin Frias..D
Lula Mendonca and hsb to Gonsal-
YES q co Ltd.................
w O Smith and VT to Eric r Gay...D
Uahili Ot) ct al by affdt to.....Andt
IA O) to Mrs Kaohu Kauhane....D
HIo S CO to Mele Kamiki and hsb. Rel
Waiohinu Agrcu & Graz Co Ltd to
Hutchison Sugar Plantn Co.....L
kau Agricultural co Ltd to Hutchin-
son Sugar Plann Co..............L
Nc Gam Jai to Choy Tin Bow...BS
keliimahiai Biart to A NJ Brown.Sur l.
Haiku Fruit q Packing Co to II A
BALDWIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Option
Bishop Of Zeugma to Kahulul Rail-
road Co Ltd...,..............
j Is Mall to Hans Jensen.............D
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The Mails
OUTGOING.

OUTGOING.
For San Francisco, per S. $. Ameri-
ca Maru, Jan. 80, p. m
For the Orient, per s. S, Hongkong
Maru, Jan 81.
For San Francisco, per S. S. Siberia,
Feb. 5.
For San Francisco, per S. S. Alame-
da, Feb. 6.
INCOMING.
From San Francisco, per S. S. Hong
kong Maru, Jan. 30.
From San Francisco, per S, S. Ala,
media, Feb. l.
From the Orient, per S. S. Siberia
Feb. 4.
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purser John CRUDE of the S. S. Mi
,kahaIa reports the following sugar
waiting shipment ON Kauai *. S. NJ.
1000 bags; V. X 1850 bags Max. 11.761;
Ia. s. Dr. 10000; Mob, 2075O; *. =. 3d.
25o. T.. p. 1854; tt. NJ. 1921; NJ S. CO.
1900
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DEPARTING

Tuesday, January %
S. S. Keauhou, Sachs, for Kauai
ports, p. m.
S. S. Iwalani, Piltz, for Molokai, Maui
and Lanai ports, p. m.
Wednesday January 90.
T. X. X. S. S. America Maru Going,
for San Francisco, p, m.
Thursday, January 81.
5. 5. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, Sis D. m.