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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-20
Yacht in IHarbOr

The 55-foot sloop yacht Trivia, own
ed by SIR. Harold Vanderbilt, which
halls from Bristol, X. T.. stopped in
harbOr for a short while yesterday.
On board the Trivia is the owner. who
is accompanied BY a party of four
other gentlemen. aud they are on a
cruise % the jamestown Exposition.
The Trivia came down through the
canal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-20
YOUNG MAN SERIOUSLY I'LL
Recent Graduate of St. Johns Sick
in the County

A. stated in yesterdays Capital.
SIR. Alton T.. Arnold. son % Mr.. Al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-20
GOTTLEIB'S DEPT. STORES

mis- wsald be 4 good time for you to start the young
fl 80 tae road to success Open account for them
ana encourage thrft habits Of economy and knowiedge
al business affairs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-20
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
TO Honor Kenion and IngersoII's Memory
Bogus Lord Near GaIlOws

Peoria, ILL.,. July 20. Tomorrow
viii be the eighth anniversary of the
death Of Col. Robert q. Ingersoli. the
famous agnotsic, orator. lawyer and
politician, who passed away sudden
~ at Dobb's Ferry. y. Y, on July
2l, 1899. Colonel Ingersoll made his
home in Peoria for many years. To
perpetuate his memory his Illinois
friends and admirers have arranged
for the erection of a statue in Glen
Oak Park in this city. The statue is
now completed and ready for unvell-
ing.
The statue is Of bronze and Of heroic
size. The position chosen shows Col
onel Ingersoll standing erect in an
easy, natural pose, dressed in ordinary
everyday clothing. The hands are
carelessly and naturally placed on
either hip, one OF Colonel Ingersoll's
most Characteristic attitudes and one
which he unconsciously assumed as
he became more and more Interested
in the topic be was discussing, either
in court or on the lecture platform.
The statue was designed by Frederick
Ernest TriebeT, of New York.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-07
HAVE MARRIED A MILLION
So Says Adventures Who 6iudes
Friends Of Rich Old Fool.

So Says Adventures Who 6iudes
Friends Of Rich Old Fool.
iNDtANAPOLIS. Feb. 1.-George
.;hodius. who inherited s1,000.000 from
is mother and Elma DOdswOrth, bet
icr known as EIma Dare, keeper of a
noted resort here, have been married.
j. is believed, despit efforts Of Rho
u'us's friends to prevent it.
The first intimation that the two
were on their way to get married came
-. despatch from Cleveland that the
marriage license clerk of that city had
received a wire from John w. Clay
pool. an Indianapolis attorney. not to
issue q license to Rhodius and the wo-
a3an.
Then it appeared that similar de-
spatches were sent to other cities by
f1c. Clayrool
y sent dispatches to Cleveland, Buff
ia!o and Cincinnati to try to head
s:,em off" ne said:
81 am Mr. Rhodius's attorney. and
Gid it at the request of his friends and
!. eiI-wishers. He has been in i'll
hea.th for some time and is not wholly
Accountable for his actions. The cou-
gle went through the gates of tne
taion station night before last, and
t,.cc then supposed to be on their way
TO Cincinnati"
The gfteman at the Union station
Sad that Rhodius seemed in dazed
condition and that the woman with
him acid him up with difficulty.
Hho0ius has been seen much will!
TIE woman for several years. He took
lear on, a European tour and also on
many trips about the United States
and adjoining countries. He is about
3. years old and is well known about
town. The woman is quite good look
ips and about So years old.
..gl .lge Whailon. the womans lawyer
Ssys that by an agreement last July
sre relinquished all "common-law'
e.a;ns on Rhodius for $4,000. Others
Say that the money consideration was
1cUch larger.
= IS reported that the woman sent
81 exulting telegram to Indianapolis
ara Cleveland people. saying: 81 have
gCaTried a million
Detectives have been searching var
se,,s cities for the couple.
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y. III.
Young Wife Faints.
Evelyn's Keeling figure left the wit
ness stand and started for the aisle
behind the jury box. She moved WITH
faltering steps and her hand clutched
at the wall to steady herself until the
court officer took her arm and assisted
her into an ante chamber II the
clerks Office. She tainted once she mac
passed the door, but quickly recov=
cred. Mrs. William Thaw and MRS
George Carnegie met her in the clerks
Office to offer comfort.
The court reconvened at O'CLOCK
Evelyn was called and Delmas con-
tinued his direct examination.
During the noon hour Judge W. n
Olcott of the firm Of Black, Olcott
Gruber & Domingo was hurrlediS
summoned by Jerome. According te
O'Reilly, of Thaw's counsel 1t is sup
posed the state will have Olcott pro-
duce the statement of her life. which
Evelyn made to him at the time ne
was first retained as counsel for Thaw
It is supposed the statement might IN
some way contradict the statement
made on the stand today.
Mrs. X. ]. Game, Of Boston, friend
Of Evelyn's family, when she mrs.
came to New York. arrived at noon
Evelyn was quite composed upon re-
Stunning the stand. Delmas began
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Continued from Page One.)
.es~~~.~~>~~>~~~s~~>~~~
pened to be out in the entrance through
which he had come"
Did you ask for pencil?'
Il think l asked McCaleb for a PEN
Gil, but he did not have any, some one
else handed me one and l wrote on a
slip of paper"
What did you do with the note?"
Il handed it to Mr.. Thaw"
What did he say"
asked me if it was all right and I
told him yess
Anything else he said?"
NO"
May l ask you if it contained any
reference TO Stanford White?" asked
Delmas. The girl answered in the af-
firmative before Jerome could object
His objections were sustained and
the answer ruled out Mrs. Thaw said
the party then left Martins and went
to the roof garden. not reaching there
until the end of the first act
At the Theater.
Evelyn said White was seated at a
table. Harry Thaw left and was gone
about a half hour when she said he
came back and they engaged in con-
versation.
What was his manner" asked the
attorney.
THE same as ever" replied Evelyn.
WHO suggested that you leave the
theater"" asked Delmas.
Il think did, said the witness.
But we did not leave right away.
Then some one else suggested that we
leave and McCaleb and 1 left first,
followed by MIR. Thaw and Beal. They
were close behind me about as far as
from the end of the jury box. 1 saw
White at a table when turned round
and moment later saw Mr.. Thaw.
The Shooting
What was your husband doing -
!, Holding his arm up as l saw him
and three shots were fred
what did Mr.. Thaw then do?"
Il don't know" said Evelyn trem-
blingly. Il only know that Harry
came toward me. l said to McCaleb,
my God he's shot" Then 1 said to
Harry What have you done?" He
answered, Probably saved your life
"McCaleb said somethink like, ''He
must be crazy" then We took the ele-
vator down stairs"
Personalities.
when were you married to Harry
Thaw?"
I'm April 1905, in Pittsburg."
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IT'S no FOR BIG ANNEXATION
Agree on The Boundaries Of Great.
er WdlIa MdIa
two COMMITTEES WORK OUT PLAN
AFTER COUNCIL ACTS ON MATTER
SPECIAL ELECTION WILL
DECIDE REST.

Committees from the Commercial
club and city council met yesterday af-
| ternoon and agreed upon the bound
! aries of the enlarged city.
Maps and plats showing all outly-
ing districts were thoroughly examin-
ed and discussed by the joint commit
tee and the following boundaries for
the new city received the unanimous
appreciation of all present:
Commencing at the city line at the
corner of the Miles C. Moore place;
thence easterly along Bryant avenue
north to Mill creek road; thence west
along Mill creek road to Augustavo's
slaughter house; thence north one
quarter of a mile: thence west three
quarters of a mile; thence south to the
northwest corner of Green's addition;
thence following the easterly line of
city boundary to place of beginning.
The matter will probably be brought
before the city council tonight. The
question of what territory was to be
dUUcQ was pidCeu III the ndhUS VI tHe
judiciary committee of the council con-
sisting of Bachtold. Tausick and
Bridges.
Not Wait TOR Bridges.
member Of this committee said
yesterday that the committee would
probably not wait for the return of
Mr.. Bridges from the east but would
make recommendations to the counci,
tonight.
When the council has acted on the
matter a special election will be held
to determine whether or not the peo-
pie in the outlying districts wish to
be annexed. Much of the opposition
which was manifested when the an
neXation question was brought up some
time ago by tax payers living in the
suburbs has died out and it is the
opinion Of those who should know that
the proposition to enlarge the boundar
les as outlined above will carry over
whelmingly.
Many fine suburban tracts not in
Guided in the former proposition for
enlargement come under the new
scheme
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-07
FAMOUS PHiLANTHROPIST DIES
Founder Of Creighton College Was
Made Count by Pope Leo.

OMAHA. Feb. John A. Creighton
died at his home here at 1:27 this
morning.
Mr.. Creighton, who was IS years of
age, was a civil engineer by profession
and in 1865 came west as an associate
Of his brother Edward who controlled
the Pacific Telegraph company. Later
he was engaged in railroad building
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Atiyeh Brothers

V-iu be here for several days, between
ire 10Th and 18th of this month. with
q full assortment of their genuine ORR
eltal Rugs. They will be displayed on
the carpet floors of the Drumheller Co.
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Infiexiose Rule.

FacCn. see Mark Tain writes all
MS stories in bed.
.gbert. But he only writes on one
side OF the sheet, I Representatives,
Statesman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-07

DR.. J. F. Boyle, rooms c13-214 RAN
s,n building has changed his office
lhone nurt.oer to Main S9l.
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and mining. In 1859 he founded
Creighton university and later estab
lished and endowed Creighton hos
pital. Both these institutions were
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y y y ~
GOOD NEWS TO FARMERS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. I.
= The house passed the river and :
y harbOr bill today.
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given to the church and in 1895 rope
Leo XIII conferred the title of couh'
on him. His estate il estimated d.
from $s.000,o0o to 100000.
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EVELYN THAW'S
LEWD STORY

Continued from Page One.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08
MARINE NOTES.

The : :. Californian Is due from
Seattle tomorrow
The :. 5. Hnonian is due from san
Francisco on Friday.
The :. :. Virginia may arrive from
Newcastle on Friday
The : : Nippon Maru is dae from
the Orient on Friday.
The transport Buford IS due from
san Francisco today.
the : America Naru IS due from
san Francisco tomorrow
The :. :. sierra sails for san Fran
cisco on Saturday at 10 a. n.
The :. 8. Mongolia wiz get away
for the Coast today at . P II
The L ( transport Logan IS que
from san Francisco on Monday;
The ( : Nevadan and Mexican are
due from san Francisco On Friday
The transport Thomas sailed for san
Francisco a. 11.S8 q n yesterday
N freight for the & : Sierra VII
be received after = n tomorrow
The crew aboard the : : Sierra
his trip are being paid $5e Per month
in the 1re-rooTn.
On their last run % san ra1e- -
4ra-, here. the : :. Nevaaan beat re
: : Hilonian by ten hours
Capr. Max Schlernmer may cnAzaS-
me- ,r Captain EiIler-s small steamer
"a "a 70 L.axsan - get some 800 Tons
- g77ano. r7ozv ready for sh5pTEl@El
rravz
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ESTATE NIsHwTTz.

X TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF The
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY or
Hawaii. IN PROBATE. AT
CHAMBERS
In he Matter Of the Estate 81 Joseph
II. Nishwitz. Deceased
order Of Notice Of Petition for Allow
auce Of Final Accounts and DIS
charge in this Estate
ON reading and fling the petition Aaa
accounts Of J. Homer Nishwitz o. Ao-
nolulu. administrator. wherein ne Esks
=, h. allowed Ssss.s7, and charges him
sa1f With S1sss s.. and asks that the
80 may ~ examined and approved
ana thar a dnal order may be mace
OF distribution Of the property remain
ing in his hands 20 th1 persons lllsi !, ~
entitled and disCharEing him ana NJ
suretiez from all further resp'IslD ~
a. slcn admin strator.
T. il ordered. That Monday. the I4th
zzv Of June. A .. lg07, al 10 CLOCK
. before the Judge OF said court
~ me courtroom of The said court a
zz.--orr7r-, Island Of oahu. be and Lne
$3.50 hereby is appointed as the tine
.-s ~7ar- for. hearing said petition ana
z-r7uu-z. and that al persons inter
saras NAV then and there appear ana
sHo,r cause. z any they have, Why the
sar7z should not be granted. and may
~-zsa1- evidence as 10 who are emu
lied 70 the said property. Ana 10
7orfre OF this order. n the Ensllsh
-g7rusgs be published n the Paclhe
Commercial Advertiser, nswspapeT
r-.-tad and published IN Honolulu once
= week for three successive weeks, llS
Is qualification 70 De not less tn@n
-, -FlzI-s previous % the time therein
s-r.7frted for said hearing
T,s7-d At Honolulu, this TN day o.
May 1857 -.--.-..-
sgd "a = F-'Jl1'
---=-z T-6yz Of -he Circuit Court 81
the FIRST Circuit
80, :. z. THOMPSON.
,-re-- y The Circuit Court Of the Firs'
Circuit
q Diekey for adrninistrator.
--a1-Mav s. =. .. =.
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ESTATE SARAH n. RODGERS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT chamberlain
PROBATE.
In the matter Of the Estate Of sarah
N. Rodgers. late Of Honolulu. Oahn.
Deceased. order OF Notice OK hear-
ing Petition for Allowance o. Final
ACCOUNTS. Distribution and Discharge
ON read ng and Ming the Petition
and Accounts q Charles 7. RodgerA
Executor OF the Estate % sarah N
Rodgers. ate Of Honolulu, Oahu. de-
ceased. wherein he asks 20 be a4lo~ed
x2l4 81 and he charges himself VITA
goo and asks that The same may %
examined and approved. and that q
aual order may be made discharging
aim from all further responsibility az
such Executor.
n il Ordered. that Monday. the 10Th
dav ~ June. A ID. 1907. az ten O'Clock
a n before the Judge % said Court
al the court Room % sa q Court a.
Honolulu. Island q oahu. be and ths
same hereby In appointed az the tine
and place f0r hearing said Petition
and Accounts. and that an persons tn
terested may then and there appeas
and show cause. % any they have. Why
the same should not be granted. ans
may present evidence a. 20 who are en-
titled 70 the said property. Also thar
notice OF this order shall be published
Ionce a week in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser newspaper. printed and pub
Iushed IN Honolulu. FOR three successive
weeks. the last publicatlon % - not
/ less than ten days previous % The
ltine there = appointed Tor said hearing.
Dated AZ Honolulu. this 2oth day ~
I Az !. 1897.
". J. ROBINSON.
4 Third Judge. Circuit Court. Fir-f
Circuit
Attest
81 7 sIMoNTON.
clerk
--r--Ma- T-g-1--LL reT-
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VIEW AL Red LINE

yASCOI-vEE, 3 G., April 16.-Be-
Ginning nexr rear a direct line Of
e7evea fast steamers VIII ply between
Vancouver and Great Britain via Aus
rra1fa and Nez Zealand. completing
another -an red girdIe about the
world. This dne VII divert 10 Van
ra1ver the Australian freight passen-
gars and mails. which formerly passed
t7rougl, san Francisco. No announce
u7ent Of greater Importance 20 Van
CONVEX has been made since the c F.
contracted for the first Expresses
Mr. Teviea-Cla-k, managing director
Of the saipouslding firm Of James
LANG C-s4{fnr PAM Scotland, and MI
Tab7 p.SpEn. representing an English
mail syndicate. 1rrived ar Vancouver
rom Australia q the steamer Moana'
and have been Docking around the city
calculating 1etockage and other
facilities offered by the company, when
tna new Canadian-Australia over
ssas mali commences feature q
ire service is that q direct lie 70 VAN
.auvar from the Old Country bv way
- zuaz and Australia, will be furnish
"A This xEu be q. tri-weekly service
a,5 vii require eleven steamers Of t1e
nos. modern type 70 keep UP the stan
aars required 81 the Australian gov
s~--,ent. which s substituting this line
very heavily
The Australian mai syndicate WElilh
contracted for the service, Pat down 2
deposit Of twenty-five thousand pounds
Sterling that they would carry ont the
,raposed service and continue Il carry
i out
T,a Australian government Is suns1-
s:-.,e ree service 10 the amount OF
-~anTr thousand pounds year Ne"
! 7ssra-,5 e-ers IKE amount for the
-,.zrzsaea a. having one port Ct can
Hanged from Brisbane 70 Auckland
oueenslaad.s snare q TIE suos'os
ro,lss p about -hree thousand Ea1nas.
ana -base 4vo ealenzes are noE nisaaAi2s
far tsse service
/ rorzrr RESIGNS
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ONE MEMBER SAID
To Be DISQUALIFIED

II is said that one Of the members
OF the Liquor License Commission is
disqualified, on account Of renting
premises for q saloon. under a clause
Of the Law prohibiting any person in
terested directly OF indirectly. in The
manufacture or sale Of liquor. from
serving as a commissioner
This provision shall be enforced by
the Governor" the law says. when
ever such disqualification shall APP
pear
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FELL OFF CAR

A Japanese woman named ChlcGsaka
Jumped from a moving trolley-ear. near
Sheridan street. yesterday and fen on
her head. The police patrol wagon was
summoned and the woman was taken 20
Queen 3 hospital. where she was found
10 be suffering from badly bruised
and lacerated head. Late last night
she was resting comfortably.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND
FORESTRY.

FORESTRY.
Division % Animal Industry.
Rule 4 To amend Rule 4 q The d.
vision OF Animal Industry governing
the Inspection and testing % Imported
live stock
IL having been found impracticahle.
Tor want 81 competent inspectors. @
have horse stock OnciudinE mules and
asses) and cattle subm tied % respec-
lively the maIiein and the tuborculin
tests az any other port than Homo
lulu. it il ordered that Paragraph = %
Rule / q the Division ~ Animal In
dustry o. this Board Dr. and 10 hereby
amended % read a. follows:
Until further notice the port o.
Honolulu shall constitute the only peri
~ entry for horse stock and cattle
unless the same shall be accompanied
by certificate % malicin or tuberculin
tests as prov ded f1r in Rule % the
Division Of Animal Industry q this
Board
Any violation o. this rule IL a mis-
Gemeanor.
This regulation shah take eject az
once.
6signeD w. N GIFFARD.
President. Board % Agriculture and
Forestry.
Approved May :. 1897.
G. r. CARTER.
Governor % Hawaii ga
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-08
TERRITORY OF HAWAII

Treasurer's once. Honolulu. Oahu
In re dissolution q the HAmoA Plan
tation Company. Limited.
whereas. the Hamoa Piantafion
Company. Limited. a corporation CO.
tabIished and existing under and By
virtue OF the laws Of the Territory %
Hawaii. has pursuant 10 law In such
cases made and provided. duly nled In
this Office. a petition for the dissolution
Of the said corporation. together ~ IN .
certificate thereto annexed a. required
by law
Now. therefore. notice IL hereby given
to any aEd all persons that have been
or are now interested In any manner
whatsoever In the said corDorafion-
that objections 20 the granting Of the
said petition must be fled In this Of
Zee on OF before L. o'clock noon Of Nay
10th. 1907. and that any person or per-
sons desiring 10 be heard thereon must
be in attendance at the once q the
undersigned. in the Capitol BuiidinE.
Honolulu. al Il O'Clock noon OF said
aay. to show cause. II any. why said
petition should not be granted
A J. CAMPBELL
Treasurer. Territory Of Hawaii
Honolulu. March 5th. 1907 1851
4 Nsch s-1z-so-.7 AMI s-lO-l.-2G NAY la.
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NOTICE.

The <. :. Hilonian will be due 10 ar
rive on May u and VII SAN for san
Francisco direct on May Is For
freight and passage apply TO the IN
dersigned.
VIM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY. Ltd.
Agents. Matson Navigation Company.
7-2D
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Governor Henry thurman Allen OF
I,zvte. p. J.. called on Governor Carter
yesterday. He was the nrst chief OF the
Philippine constabulary and he Is au-
thor Of a treatise on Alaska. where ne
was a member of an exploration party
in 1885 and 1856.
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NOTICE.

To SHIPPERS :. 5. SIERRA.
shippers bv the :. 5. SIERRA are
hereby notified that no freight viii be
received after 5 p m. thursday
May ..
WI. G. IRWIN & CO. LTD
Agents. Oceanic Steamship Co
772I
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Annapolis. L. :. :. Clark, Nld~aS'
Z SNT Iroquois. Garter. san Fran
cisco. May 3
Z. & R c. Manning, Joynes. knA-
10, March &
Merchant yssseiso
Dirieo an. So. Goodwin, san Fran
49, - ser. Thompson. san Fran
1rTr -S a An. aktn-. schmidt, Grays
HarDor. April Il GO,
Manga Reva. Am. 50. Tow -lSs=lAAl- -
Francisco, May 80
hama May =
Re~ra~er B. s. eorabe-: EsqaiHlalE
March g. 49,
Newcastle. Aorl o.
cIsco. May 5.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
- RAILRoAD coMPANr.

HILO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice - hereby given that az ne
annual meeting a the Etuc kholcerr of
the Huo Railroad Company. held IN
Honolulu on Friday. April 81. lfo1. th-
following Officers and Directors we're
duly elected % serve during the en-
suing year. viz
L A. ThurstoI- President and director
II n Won Holt Vice. Pres. a Directof
w p. Dillingham; Treas a. Director
A. v Van vaIksnburE. Sec q Director
r. 2. Paxton ....-.A Auditor a. Director
= u. BanOu .----.--.--..--.-.-Di Director
Albert Ws-erhouse ............ Director
A. ". VAN yAI.KESBCRG.
Secretary
Honolulu. Arrl -. 1Fo-.
T-I5-May l-s-1s
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Governor Carter issued a pardon 10
Susuh Kuni Jiro. doing time for a
crime against morality. on condition
that ne pay the fine included in his
sentence. The reason is that the man
ia diving
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STOCK BOOKS CLOSED
nAnr- sf-EAH - -

OAHU SUGAR CO. LTD.
The stock books ~ the oahu sugar
ra I'd wiz be- closed 90 transfer
e.7-Srav g 20 Nay u. bsth dates tn
-sir,As, Y. PFOTENHACER-
Treasurer DahE sugar Co. L--
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parry. and weu known in Honolulu
severed his connection with the line On
reYIl 81 TO accept q position as IraF-
cling passenger agent for the Erie
Railroad. with his headquarters IN san
Francisco. AofFiTt has been with the
Sprerkels company for tbs past seven
xaarE