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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
STATEMENT OF mr.. FISH.
Says He Will Not Wrangle Will,
Mr.. Hartman.

+ NEW YORK February 27.-Stuyvesan
Fish was asked by the Associated Press
to-day what answer If any, he cared to
make to the accusations which E. H.
Hartman preferred yesterday, before tha
Interstate Commerce Commission.
II have little to say he replied. 81
shall not be drawn into wrangle with
that gentleman. He and I sustained
close relations for many years and were
Jointly interested in many large affairs.
ALI of those transactions, as indeed. all
transactions In which l have ever en-
gagged, will bear the closest scrutiny.
1T was at my instance that Mr.. Har-
rinlan was made director Of the Illinois
Central Company, and we got, along
quite well until he became ambitious to
make the Illinois Central a part Of the
this would be in the interest of the
stockholders of the Illinois Central. for
whom ] held a trust, and then and there
Mr.. Hartman and l parted company.
He is quite right In saying that bor-
srowed funds from the Illinois Central,
but he should have added that the loan
was made at a time when we We're most
anxious to put out some Of the surplus.
That hunted from bank to bank to
loan our money; that this particular
loan was made on collateral which was
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ample = dAu ~ i!dIheldU1c
that several of the other directors Dor
irowed from the company In the same
way, and, finally, that Mr.. Hartman
himself. while director. had borrowed
from the company in precisely the same
manner. frequently and in sums aggre-
eating several millions Of dollars. AS a
matter Of business did not then re
gard it as improper, nor do now
Wien in the fall of 1903 desired tc
repay the debt ] proposed to negotiate
new loan from kunn, Loeb q Co
Mr.. Hartman asked me not to do SC
and volunteered to lend me the sun
himself, and accepted his offer
prospecting the deposits with thu
Trust Company OF the Republic. 1t should
be said that this institution was ono o
the many New York trust companies
/ with which we carried acco cunts; tina
the sums on deposit fluctuated."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
MANY CHANGES in
POST-OFFlCE DEPT.
Representative McCleary Will Be
Made Second Assistant Post
master-General,

WASHINGTON, February 2I.-otticial
announcement was made by Postmas-'
ter-General Crotelyou today OF the
resignation OF w. S. Shallenberger.
Second Assistant Pos General.
Representative James T. McCleary, o.
Minnesota, who retires from Congress
at the conclusion Of the present ses-
Second Assistant Postmaster-Gener
Edwin c. Madden, Third Assistant
Postnlaster.G General, also viii retire
within few weeks. It IS not known
who will succeed Mr.. Madden.
In adjusting the affairs OF the Post
Office Department prior to becomEC
Secretary Of the Treasury, Postmaster
Alexander Grant as general superin-
tendent Of the railway mail service. to
succeed James Z. White, who raSsgn-
ed that position five or sin weeks ago
after fourteen years service. Mr. Gran
is at present assistant superintendent
of the railway, mail service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
MISSING TREASURER SEEN
IN PORTLAND, OREGON

NEW YORK. February 27.-A local
detective agency, engaged to trace
William +. Walker, the missing bank
treasurer. of New Britain, Conn. an,
,nounced to- day that Walker stopped
at the Portland Hotel. at Portland,
Orc, on the night Of February 18th.
giving the name. Of w. d. sether.
/ = An acquaintnnce, who knew. Walker
hut slightly. recognized him while he
was in Portland. When he left Port
land, February 10th, he was bound for
Vancouver. b. G.. and probably thence
for the Orient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
weather. FOR THE
COMING MONTH.

Of nine i s! Years, have been complied froru
the Weather Bureau records at Rich
the thee Conditions that have prevailed, dur
Ing the month of Alarch, for the fabove
period of years, but must not be con-
strued as forecast o. the weather
Temperate or normal tenn
pera ture AZ degrees: the warmest
month was that of 1903. It'll an aver
age Of 81 degr ee tne &C coidest month
~ degrees; the highest Temperatures
was 80 degrees on March 10, 1925 the
lowest temperature was ID degrees on
sr earlles aare on wh,eh
tu,nn, October 18TH; average date on
which arst killing" frost occurred in
autumn. NovambG;F, at tn AYE nyerags ta
in spring April I'd; the latest date on
which last "kllllng" frost occurred in
spring, April 20th,.
Preclplteti or or melte a sr now
average number of days With .o1 of an
Incl, Or more. ~ the greatest monthly
precipitation was STA inches IN 1903;
the least monthly pferlp'ttatlon ,W q,
secutive hours was $50 inches on
March II and az, 1908; the greatest
esns q nors ang
y Wintsr 'oeifsIlss4-sh only was so Inches
4" Reistive Humldlty Average. $ \.
s' Clouds and Weatherr-Ayerage NUM-
her Of clear days. sipartly cloudy
!, Wind--The prevailing winds have
been from the north; the average p ho A, !,
lTlshest velocity Of the wind was 40
|, niles from tho southwest. on March 3,
lsio9ttI4. IA EI WARD A. EVANS,
y Director Weather bureau,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Virginia Post-Offices.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February 27.-
Virginia postmasters appointed:
Fatwoods, Scott county, Lena Baker,
vice; Q. w. Baker. dead.
New Kent, New Kent county, Mamie
P. Harris, vice; j. B. Walden. removed.
North Carolina: Routes ordered es-
tabltsled May 1st-Ahoskie. Hartford
county. route s. population, 440; faml-
lies. 10. kelford. BERTHE county, route
i. population. $40; families, so. Rich
Square Northampton county. route p
population (not given; families, no.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
TROOPS FOR JAMESTOWN.
Generals Grant and Bell Decide
Upon Encampment There.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February az
Major General Frederick D. Grant,
commanding the Department OF tho
East. who VIII have command OF all
the troops at the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton. arrived here this morning from
Jamestown, where he inspected the
site OF the proposed milnary camp.
Hc had q conference with General He'll.
chief of staff as a result OF which
orders will be issued for the follow
ing named troops to go into camp at
the Jamestown EXposition: the TWEEN
ty-third Infantry. now stationed at
Fort Smelling, Mimi: one squadron OF
the Twelfth Cavalry, at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, near Atlanta. Ca; one battery
of field artillery at Fort Nlyer. Va.
and q company OF the hospital corps,
stationed at Washington barracks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Rev, Stephen Davis.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l 81
TAZEWELL. VA, February 21.---'
Rev. Stephen Davis. pastor OF the
Tazewell Christian Church for the past
eighteen months, died at the home Of
Mr.. B. Hankins this afternoon OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Davis had been ~ Tor or
about ten days. Interment VIII oc-tsf
cur. at his homo at Burnside Hill.
Law Gilbert.
Especial to The Times Dispatc h.)
law Gilbert. a well-known citizen OF
E,lkin, died at his home at that place
Monday, and his remains were shipped
to Cleveland. Rowan county, the place:
Of his birth, for interment TO- day. He
was sixty-six years old. and leaves res, q
wife and six children, the youases. oe.Mss
four years OF age besides a brother.9
Mr.. ". II. Gilbert, a lumber dealer o.
Fuaua Springs, Wake county, who 8at.
tended the funeral to-day. tss 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
THREE KILLED BY
TRAIN AT STATION.

BALTIMORE, MD, February ar
Failing to hear warnings While B az
work on the tracks OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at, Camden Station
to- day, William snyder, Frank zinka
and Carlo Sallidoni. We're. struck by
a passenger engine being backed to- q
waiting train. Sny der and link We're
instantly killed and Sallidonl3 died half
an hour, after being taken to hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
SENATE RECEIVES
PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS

2 UNSATISFACTORY, ID. q, -February 20.
President Roosevelt to-day sent tho SEN
ate the following nominations:
United States District Judge, Eastern
District of issouri-David Patterson
Dyer.
Postmasters--North Carolina--M. Ham
brick, Hickory; j. W. Jones, North
NVilkesboro; G. a. Jonas Lincolntoni3 T..
Roberts, Marshall; I. NJ. Mecking, Eliza
beth City.
den.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Only Medicine at Eighty Years Of Age

Mr.. Isaac p. Ladd, who is q
prominent Real Estate Agent Of
Albany, New York, says that
DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHISKEY is his only nnedi-
cine, and he derives great bene-
fit from its use. S533
Mr.. Ladd's unsolicited letter
praising DUFF US PURE
MALT WHISKEY is similar to
that Of many thousands received
from grateful patients who have {
been restored to health, and
keep strong and vigorous by
the regular use Of this great
tonic stimulant.
sIthave been using your DUFF45sS
PURE MALT WHISKEY as a tonic
stimulant for the past two years am L
feel that have derived marked benefit
from the same. s s
Il am now over eighty years OF age,
and since have taken Duffy's Mat alt:
Whiskey | have taken no other medl-s
cine.'-lsAAC r, LADD, Albany, Is. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
To PROSECUTE
TOBACCO. TRUST
1t Was Decided at White House
Conference to Continue the
Investigation.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., February az
A decision was reached at confer
ence at the White House to-day that
the prosecution inaugurated In New
York against the tobacco trust some
time ago shall be continued. An
nouncement to this effect was made at
the conclusion OF the conference which
was participated In by Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte, Henry w. Taft, Of New
York, n brother or the Secretary of
War, who until recently was in charge
OF the prosecution of these cases. and
Henry L. Stimson. United States attor-
ncy for the Southern District OF New
York.
New York Immediately after the con-
ference. MIR. Tafts place in the con-
duct of the prosecution has been
taken by Mr.. Mercy nolds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
PRESIDENT WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT TREASURY SHORTAGE

f WASHINGTON, February 2T.-Presi-
don't Roosevelt has taken up with Sec
rotary Shaw the matter Of the short
age of $4,000 recently discovered
IN tho Chicago subtreasury. He asked
the secretary for statement as to tho
shortage and the facts. The Prcsi-
dent also has asked the secretary for
a statement OF the shortage recently
discovered in the ST. Louis subtreas-
ury, which amounts to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
OvER-W0RKED PROFESSOR
COMMITS SUICIDE.

PITTsBURG. PA, February 27,-
ProfessorET. NJ Taylor. of the chemis-
try department of the Carnegie Tech
meal School, was found dead to-day
in his room at the residence of w Fl.
Hartzell. There was a bullet wound
behind his left ear and q new re-
.yolver was lying on the floor. Ner-
vous breakdown. following overworK,
Is said to have been the. cause OF the
suicide He was thirty-three years. old,
single, and formerly lived at Aastlyn'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
OBITUARY.
Captain w. T. West.

The funeral services Of CAPTAIN WI.
liam r. West. veteran superlntenaeiht
~ orn' n aiIwny. and one of the most
vic known railroad officials In VII
VIVA mLu viii take place at II A. NJ. to-
6 6a from Centenary Methodist Episco--
nal Church. South Tho service VIII
he he conducted by tho Rev, w. r. Proc
~, ~ assisted by, 1.-THE Rev. w, J. Young,
IS. D.. and the Rev. j. g, Reed, p, D..
rho family of Captain West have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Sprouse-Crews,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
SCHUYLER. VA. February 27.-Mr.
Edmond NJ. Sprouse and Miss Ella Crews
were united in marriage at the home OF
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Crews near this place. at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. Joseph A. Allen
officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
EIenrico Weddings.

Marriage5 licenses were issued yes
terday IN the Henrico clerk Q flee
for the following inarrIag es:
Willie r.. Cosby, a carpe inter- 70 Sa-
irah A. Tiller, both of Henrico;
Obediah "A. ton to Eva Belle ~ ar
yIs, also OF Hepr!co. sitss
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: n. 2. - !
DEATHS.

February 20. 1900 q 3
the residence OF his randfather. y. r
Acrec. Gordonsvllle, Va, little MIL. y
TON AGREE. infant son OF ohm We
and Lula AGREE, aged eleven month"; '.ns
and twenty-five days. He was was. g .oears
little angel, but has gone to res. "a
was tho pride OF the househol 70 o. ~
,rill be missed by every one:
Nv HE grandfather. J. T. AGREE n
REyINGTON.-Died, in Ashtabula~ ~
FEBRUARY 25th, ALICE sV,14A ATlslsss
GRAVES, wife OF VIM. II. Bevingtooa.s
She IS survived by her husnanu 60
~ Detroit Mich.-a daughte 49, syls.
St q Amidon. Of Ashtabula, O.-7-aln no
three sisters-N1rs. j. N. Boggs.@o!!
pittshurr. Pa: Mrs. S. p. MAYO - 49,
Ms n q. Dunham, OF PoWhasAsss
county. Va.
LEw1s.-Died. February -, tsy. Han Han
nver street, WILLIAM BURKE! 20 LEN IN s
gs IN the twenty-tlrst year OF MS
ace. He was youngest son q ME- lI,s
Virginia 8. and the aa tea no M and IA !
t lie" :; stera to mourn their loss. !,
@Not dead. but asleep in Jesus.
funeral from late residence f,Et NJ.
DAY AFTERNOON at o.cl .es
Friends and acquaintances - ~. = IA
sM1rH.-Died. on Tuesday, Fsbruary
90 Is, 1907. at his RESIDENCE. IS Imf,M
Ninetieth Street. New YORK. JDtaS
MOFFITT6 SMITH. Notice OF tune1a -
hereafter. tsE
wEsT.-Entered into rest at MS 7, resi- is,,
dence, 1909 West Main Street; ! g: Ric y,
mond. va. February 10th, ,e, at 1:Vo $ -
i,rnaralp from Centenary M. r.
church. THURSDAY. IL a. M ser
vires conducted by Rev. w. r .Proc-f
tor. assisted by Rev. Dr. w. q;
Young and Rev. Dr. J. 9. Ree.d 1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
JONES SUCCEEDS MINETREE
AS PURCHASING AGENT

r WASHINGTON, February IA.
Gordon Jones has been appointed pur-
chasing agent Of the Southern Rail-
way, with offices at Washington. Ie
succeeds the late Colonel Joseph F..
Minetree, and will enter upon his du-
ties March LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
FISH REPLIES
To HARTMAN.
tContinued from First Page.)
fContinued from First Page.)

privilege existing between banker and
his clients.
The commission ruled against all OBJ
sjections, and the record was in each in
stance properly completed for reference
to the courts.
William II. Moore and d. G. Reid,
directors Of the Rock Island, testified to
the contracts with Mr.. Hartman and his
associates for Joint control of the Alton.
and that there was no written or verbal
agreement Mr.. Moore said that. while
the contract was still being fully OBJ
served, that it's effect was nominal. He
and his associates had expected benefits
from the arrangement that had not
materialized, and that their earlier plans
in connection with the project had not
been carried out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Mrs. Alice Bennington.

Mrs Alice Wyatt Graves Bennington
died In Ashtabula. o. on Monday. She
is survived by her husband, William "A.
ton, or Detroit. Mich: one daughter,
Mrs. NJ c. Amidon. of Ashtabula, o.,
and three ssters-Alrs. j. N. Boggs. OF
Pittsburg. Pa: Mrs. S. r. Mayo and
Mrs. N. G. Durham. both of Powhatan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28


of the throat and lungs ono
1t is food
diseases
after alto other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28

in Lakeview Cemetery, Rev. Mr.. ryleri
ciating. Her husband and one son SUR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28

been the recipients OF large nu!ilpct
Of kilograms from prominent railroad
officials OF the southern system anu ,
from transportation men all over tne
country, rendering their coincidence ana !
almost Without exception speaking ~ !
terms Of warm eulogyo or the oeSeassu.
yesterday to take q last look OF the
familiar face of the man they had
known and loved. Among tho rall1oaa
officials expressing their sympathy ana
commencing the deceased sea.s. WeT Ro,s sis1
General Superintendent 9. n. Hin OF
the Seaboard Air Line; Genera! .Asehs
j. S.. Barbour Thompson. OF A.l lana
former General Manager Frank .. te1sn~
non. Of the Southern; Il. B. spencer;
son of the late President Spencer, and
himself vice president Of tho system;
Presiuent George w, stevens, or the
Chesapeake and Ohio, who wired from
Huntington w Va G Gen n,,s Manes te
Steamship Company; General superin-
tendent Il. H.. Coapman, of the South
ern; Passenger Traffic Manager ;: =:
Hardwick. Of the southern; Freight
Traffic Manager j. NJ Culp, and prac-5
tically every division supertntend dent.
The following gentlemen Will act a $
pall-bearers:
Honorary Colonel a. s. Buford, j. Il.
Gamers "; f. I, Curtis, g. w Ge %rank
woke. II. NJ r. Talcott, c. s. Lake. r.
C. Carter and DR.. Virginius Harri-
son.
ton Marye. b. II. Drum, T. II. Williams,
j. NJ. Hudspath and two members from
Lodge No. 10.
Frank B. Cox.
of the Richmond Aron Works. received
a telegram last night notifying him
Of the death in Los Angeles, Cal, OF
his Mr. Frank = fbe %h Posta
The deceased. who was thirty-six
years Of Lse. and at the time manager
Of the Postal Conpany's omces In Los
I Angeles, left Richmond about. three
! years ago. He was very We'll known,
| and leaGe IS wife and one child: Death
| was sudden and the brother mere gig
| not learn last night any Of the parts
1 culars.
!. terry in Los Angeles
John Moffett Smith.
Mr.. John Moffett Smith died Tuesday
| at his residence, 43 West Ninetieth
1 Street, New York City. Mr.. Smith was
| well known In Richmond. Where ne
] had many friends.
William Burke Lewis.
Mr.. William Burke Lewis died yes.
| terday afternoon AT ms Icatuc'tSo, -
!. Hanover Street. in the tWenty-hrst
4 wear OF his age. "a He was the young
est son Of Mrs. Virginia S. and the
/. late John w. Lewis. He leaves three
! brothers and two sisters.
The funeral will take place from
i the residence, Friday afternoon at )
o'clock.
Mrs. John H. Blunt.
Mrs. John Fl. Blunt died at 8 O'Clock
1 Yesterday in her homo in Ashland.
A Mrs. Blunt was fighty-ive years
4 old. and is survived by five sons anc
three daughters. Tho funeral will take
-.,,i,,,a1 .,,,, thoa home RI after.
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William Burke Lewis.
Mrs. Iohn H. Blunt.

Mrs. John Fl. Blunt died at o'clock
Yesterday in her homo in Ashland.
Mrs. Blunt was fighty-tive yearst
old, and is survived by five sons and
three daughters Tho funeral will take
place from tho home morrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
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Ut NINF1eWUUU -JCI14ctu13'
Funeral of Mr.. Moren.
Tspeclal to The Times-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
I NtANGOHICK, VA, : .pruary ia
attended the funeral and burial Of Mr..
Alexander Moren, The services were
codncted by his pastor, tho Rev; a.
II. King, at Hebron Baptist Church at
Mr.. Morsnll leaves, besides his wife
and son. i've sisters--Mrs Harvey
Terry, Mrs, u. N, Blake. Mrs. Newtap
Marshall, Mrs, James johnson, Mrs, y,
%. Marshall, and three brothers. Messrs,
Lewis W., Robert a, and Henry. AN
arc residents of this county.
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Mrs. Lizzie Estes.
The Times-DIgpntch

I. Special to The Tlmes-DIspltCh.1
~ tGORDONSVIILE, VA, February ~.
Mrs. Lizzie Estes wife of w, l. Estes,
died at her residence on Main Street
to-day. after AN illness OF several
weeks. ,s
Mrs. Estes was a Miss Eskew aud
was a sister Of Mrs. Robert L. Rond:
OF Orange, and Mr.. James Eskew, OF
Purmvlle, Va.
She will he buried Friday morn
Ing at Maplewood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

1ption. nervousness, typhoid. malaria
IN and weakened conditions ofs#tha
3 tho vital forces of life, and main NAL \
Is prescribed by doctors Of all schools
y medicine everywhere. It Is abso-s
zee. Our guarantee Is on very . bottle.s
i dealers, or direct, in sealed bottles
K for It carefully. and refuse substl-
: Co., Rochester, N. y.
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s Active-E II. Lea, w. Fl. Owen, Bur
ton Marye, D. II. Drum, T. H. Williams.
j. M. Hudspath and two members from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
Frank B. Cox.

Mr. John Moffett Smith died Tuesday
at his residence, 43 West Ninetieth
Street New York City. Mr.. smith was
veil known In Richmond. where he
haa MANY friends. s4a5.t7tr5 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28

sM1TH,-Died, on Tuesday, F'ebr rI4 y
IS 1907 at his rs SID Tork JOHN oasS
MmTFITT9 SMITH. Notice of funeral
hereafter. i3 s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05
WAR BETWEEN U. S.
CONTINUED vrom page y

that both George Kekauoha and the
woman he was living with appeared
at church meeting and confessed
their guilt The fact that this Is de.
MED by several Mormon Witnesses
would seem to point to the churcF
having sanctioned the alleged per.
Jury.
When George was arrested, several
months ago, and taken before the
United States Commissioner for q
hearing, Woolloy, the local head of
the church, refused to testify as to
the alleged confessions OF the ac.
cused, claiming that this was a priv.
legged church secret aud that he did
not have to testify concerning Il,
1t is on t-is phase of the matte
that the fight is expected to take
place. Woolley will probably take
the same stand tomorrow, and j. j
Dunno, who will prosecute the case
Twin ask Judge Dole to give rulinf
' On the question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Any merchant in Honolulu who has
the right goods at the right prices
who will approach the buyers thro'
the Bulletins ad. columns will
win Trade, Money, and Success.
Panama hats cleaned at the Giobe.s
Thirty copies of the Warner Library
ere being advertised for sale In this
issue.
Benny & Co., Ltd, agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street. Phone 4sS.
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes a delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask YOUR dealer.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at, its cooling
and preventative properties. Califor-
mia Feed Co., agents.
The record of deaths from contag.
ious diseases for the sixteen days end.
ing October 81 is as follows: Tubcr.
culosis .. typhoid fever l. Total 10.
Try some of the new fresh chew
ing taffy at Alexander Young Cafe.
Wrapped in tissue paper so you won't
soil your hands. Variety Of favors to
suit.
Wah Wing Chong Co. have just re.
ccived large stock of fancy hat
hands. shirts, and neckwoar when
they have bought to all their enlarged
store. II would pay every man to look
them over.
If YOU want nice and fashionable
suit of clothes made. go to w. w.
| Ahana Co. Ltd, 62 King street, where
you can have your choice from the
| rood pieces of material that arrived
per the Alameda. The workmanship
Is of the best.
Cable advices state that the steam
'hip Highland Monarch, en- route
| from Baltimore to Honolulu, has put
in at River Plate. The American
schooner Helene has sailed from Ma
hukona for Newcastle. From HilC
have departed on Nov. the bark st
katherine and the bark Annie John
son for San Francisco and the bark
cntine Mary Winkclmann for Por
Townsend.