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New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
A WEDDING.

Miss Olive Hitchcock daughter C.: Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Nelson Hitchcock. married yesterday
afternoon In the Church of the Ascension TO
Charles Seymour Whitman. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Or. Percy Sticknev Grant
and followed 10y reception at the Hotel
Buckingham, where the decorations were American
Beauty
The bride. who was given away by her father
vas I'm gown Of white satin trimmed with point
lace. and she wore tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet consisted OF gar
deuas and of-the-vRIley Miss Florence
Brown the maid of honor and only attendant
OF the bride. She attlred In champagne satin
and hat To correspond. trimmed with brown
plumes. She carried bouquet of American Beauty
roses.
Andrew 2. AIvo-d was the best man. and the
ushers Milton Hitchcock. brother Of the
bride. Paul X. ToWne, Job T.. Hedges. AImuth &
Nandiver. law partner or Mr Whitman; Arthur c.
Rounds and Reuben Leslie Maynard.
Mr.. Whitman and his bride sail for Europe to-
dav. remain abroad about a month.
Among those invited 90 the Wedding We're fcrre~
Mayor and Mrs Seth Low. Judge William Foster
Judge Barlow. Judge and Mrs. John 4 Nav,
Judge and NIrs. Cornell. Frank Munsev the y,s,-
John $. Whitman Mr and Mrs. William r. Wu-
COX MI and Ms Malcolm Whitman NJ, ar5
Mrs Herbert Parsons, Mr. and M-s McDorg,u
Hawkes. NIr and Mrs. W. NJ K Ol,ott NJ
and Mrs. owen Winston Nj and Mrs Hrrtert
Lloyd.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Secretary NeWberry. realizing that some Of
the increes sed efficiency in the naval service
which might be expected to result from the Crea-
tion Of a general staff be secured by a
series OF executive orders, is beginning to exer-
else his hitherto unused power His first step
Is TO increase the membership Of the board Of
construction. TWO of the officers now desig-
mated to ave there have been selected from
the board of inspection ana survey. another
has had much experience in steam engineering
ana hence may be able to render the same sort
Of service would q new chief Of the bureau Of
engineering and a fourth is already on duty
with the general board. Thus il good begin
ming has been made in promoting co-operat on
between the general board ana the board of
construction. M-. NrWbeTry also conteInplat tes
adding 10 the general hoard number If youpp
officers from the line. The plan promises well
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
DR.. ELIOT TELLS OF EVILS OF UNIONS
Takes Place of Professor Taussig Before
Harvard Glass in Economics.

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. 22--President Charles W.
Eliot fo~ the second time in the forty years which
he has been head of Harvard to-day delivered
regular lecture in classroom. He took the place
of Professor Tsussig before the class in economics
His topic The Strife Between Employers and
Trade Unions"
Two of the greatest evils brought about by the
unions said President Eliot. were the limitation OF
OUTPUT and the limitation Of apprentices. The for
nner course was entered by the unions with
ths aItruistic purpose Of giving more employment
to workers but this pronounced by the
sneaker an ''unwho1eson1e doctrine
''AItruisr' he declared. cannot be mixed with
economics The ultimate effect OF such limitation
he asserted. was TO rot the moral fibre Of the
workman"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
easements.


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XF2R A-2-S-Nsudevilfe
aNERICAN ART sALLERI ks-s 10 - N4'i0'-'-'
ASrORs-2 .IS--S-15.-The Nan itoht AA'i'--
TssCo-s -2o-The Devil -. .,.zs1Ssirni
Pl.aNEy'S-S-S-Nau Nau,'eVilte
T3Tsfse lNKK AY-S I5-PagEy Ms'rTe0
f~ssrN0-S-Nr. Hamlet Of lSToa'. ,,o,.ra
sTV2f-I I5-The Queen of t1s ai'N''" i'--S
fDNST l. -2-N-NaudeVflfe
1asI.y@S-a-so-S. .sa-The World ara f-ls u ~
ETsT-SS Nr-Sr-Ec-7he World in Wax -.
TSYPTRF-S .l5-Vhat Every " oiiaiie -.er,s, LNt
,ssTF-Tv- -e-15--s .is--The Iravel5ns sA'eSi'
GARDEN Ie-S :15-Nats Jane -
.zaRF2Ff-E<-S. .So-The Patrtos
LENA -s-is-A E.est Effort
= Eg-k : Salvation Neii-
y -l-'N aoHeN sa -1,e
1-eSpoTeGpNfE-- sporting IaNs-isa'''e ''
,slics-FSslle5 Of Rtrdland ,
$ -stb-f.aGN i're1eti'lA-
z@S1f-t-I-P TStat- X R-S-Ts--The Pfirna D''4'o
TTSFF-Tv-5 15--S 15,--Nis Wireless
S-45-ToVe Watches
Sy-F,Sf~-.-1 -1r-S -f5--The Biue NOUS "a II n M
~ .nIS1N SQUARE GARDEN-ll p N. % II =
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~FTRoPOIITAN OPERA ttO1 sh'-'
s.,--~+-Tz7 M I--S .1o-Iittle Neno-
S-1-Ts- T6rE- -S.15-Ntss Innocence
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g. s-ff-Ts,eT. 4 : EINF<-S -1s'--lce ocSetaH-
ST.-.rT t-t5.S-s .I--The BOYS hnd BeStE-
@a-S ;s0The SfrongeI sex .t, ,-o,,n.er
1S-FsT ENr,-2 -s-I5-The Girl Beh'n0 '"e
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
ARGUE OVER COPY OF RECORDS.
Case of City Against Conduit Companies ID
Before Referees.

Argument was heard yesterday IN the case Of =
citv against the Consolidated Telegraph ana -.
trfcaI subway Company and the Empire City 80 80
v-av Company TO determine whether ne tNo
eants were bound by the Transcript % the -
of the two companies prepared for use j.
present trials by Haskins & Sells. chartsIeI chart, =
countants Assistant Corporation Ccunsel Viz
T. Burr tried to read into the record certAip
cerpts from the accountants report r. = =.
mems Of counsel for the defence. objected ar, anu
peruft1ed 10 place in evidence the coHple'e 80 80
COMPRISING sveruI volumes OF record, tose'Hs'
comics of all contracts and other data =. -,
The hearing yesterday was before Adrian -, "A
line Eugene \ Phubin and Hamilton uss uuss nr
referees The action was CrigInally s-c..
the citv through the Corporation touhse- > a.
AGAINST the two defendant companies tol - -
counting OF their aTairs According % - - "a
tract entered into by the municipality ana -. - r.
corpora tfpns the latter were to ccns1F-S' - - "A
,-a,.s ,r conduits used by the city teiepNO. -
electric lighting wires. and upon the eVsN So ~
strrrttop the city guaranteed an annual - ,,a
II. ,,.r cen. The city asks for an sccoun',ns co -
rba prouud that the alleged 20 h.., hase =. M
,,e,,ta, IN the construction. about N-V'V''' : tna
-ra,.t and that instead OF being indeotsu 80 a
,,,,, .,rnorations in the sum OF about So ,s.us
n-, .nasr alleged the municipality really oN'
utue n anything - - ,,A t-om-
John J. Hammond chief accountan' ~ -. az
rrissioners of Accounts. was the onS
amiDed yesterday
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
THE ROOSEVELT CHRISTMAS.
Family Will Celebrate Day at White House
Instead of Pine Knot.

Washington. Dec 2z--The Roosevelt family VII
celebrate Christmas this year for the iasr tine N
the White House.
Pine Knot. Mrs Roosevett's pfcturesGUs c-l1try
place in the hills OF Virginia usually either Jhs
THANKSGIVING Dav or Christmas capital. did rot
hold forth sufficient artractio7s this fau 70 draw
the President and his family away from the W nte
House They may go there however. fcr tsF
davs during New Years week. II is said that tis
now famous rural retreat will Be retained sftsr
the President leaves the White House
The entire family. including Congressman ana
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. il Is understood VII
be on hand TO help make President Roosevelts
last Christmas dinner IN the White House ha2PJ
family reunion
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
Aboref People and Socfo! lncfdenfS

hundred Among them were Miss ETniIy Sloane
Miss Anzonells Kane. Miss Josephine Osborn. Mss
Dorothy ToIer. Miss Helen COster. Miss Sanstts
Alexander. Miss Helen Peabody. Miss Martha P.
Bacon Miss Beatrice F1sss. Miss Ilournoy 4
HOPKINS Miss Jean Tuckernan. Miss DOROTHY
Tuckermau. Miss Margaret Thomas Miss FRANCES
and Miss Rosamond Barr. Miss Eizsoeth Ca
diner Miss Elizabeth Morgan. Miss Dorothy Moran
Vanderbilt Webb James Watson webb. Reginald
X Waterbury Robert l. Bacon. James T. Breese.
ir Chalmers Wood. jr., Howard Potter Henry
Fairfield Osborn. jr.. A Perry Osborn, Julian l.
PEABODY Walton Goelet. James " Burden. J.
Harry Alexandra jr., Aynnar Johnson p Burrsil
Hoffman. jr Albert l. Hoffman. stanley @. Morti-
mer Richard Mortimer. jF.. Henry 2 Stimson.
Francis and Maurice Roche. George Meyer. Fulton
Cutting =. II. Powers Fsrr- tr-- Peter z Bryce.
Reginald Auchincloss. Henry Holt r. Eliot 2.
Cross and Frederick Buruham. Dancing followed
the dinner.
Another dance OF last night was that given -
Mrs j. Allen Townsend At her house, No 81 Nsdi-
son avenue for her da -Ighter. Miss Viola To9u-
send who has not yet been introduced 20 socisty.
There dancing during the early part % tns
evening. followed b. a supper and the cothior-
The cotillon was led by Francis Johnstons Hops7n.
dancing with Miss Townsend and the favo-s IN
cluded tinseI butterflies and satin bags for ths
girls and carved pipes for the men There was
Christmas figure. in which snoWoals tied with
holly and ribbon given 70 Tire dancers.
Among the guests Miss Vera Onstivis. Miss
Laura Webb. Miss Eleanor Rodenwad. Miss Hilda
Holmes Miss Elsie Ladew. Miss Mary s'tl-zis
Frank Burton. Hayward Cutting. Gilbert E. Jones
jr Barry Marshall. Dwight Harris and William
DrsytOn.
Ms Cary T. Hutchinson gave 4 dinner al
musical last night at the home cf ner parents.
Afr and Mrs Henry F. Dimock. No. . East Sta
street The guests were entertained By Francis
Rogers and Bruno Huhn-
Mrs II Fairfield Osborn viii give dance thss
evening for her debutants daughter. Miss Jcsepnus
Osborn. at her home IN Madison avenue.
| Other dances will be gwen this evening n~ M-s
| OakIeigh Tho-ne for he- daughter. Miss Msrgars.
| Trorne at her home on Madison avenue. and o.
| Mrs Henry Z Coe. for her daughter. Miss Emily
| Coe. At Sherrys-
| Mrs. J D JarroId Kelley will E,re i17chso1
! to-day AT the Colony Club for Miss Nat1aIs aHf
| Miss Murfel Kelley
| Among those due 70 arrive from Europe to-dsv
Ion hoard the Kaiser Wilhelm De- C1--s=A VI
and Mrs Anthony J. DrexeI and Niss Nsrzusrits
DraxeI who are coming over to spend re C1rtst-
| mas HOLIDAYS With relatives IN Philadelphia a. ant
! Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
| Mrs Henry NIeye- Johnson has -et1rrsd e town
and Is a No 57 West 5sth street FOR ths winter
| Mr. and Mrs ] Frederic Tam=. Who have bsea
/ the guests Of J Hsmpdsu RObb, have returned TO
| Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
Hints of General Transfers-Baron Rosens
Post May Be Involved

St Petersburg. Dec. 22.-Ths Russian newspapers
are fuU Of gossip of Impending changes in the
diplomatic service d.e to the death of NJ. Niura-
vief Ambassador To Italy and the approaching
retirement Of the Russian ambassadors at Con-
staninopie and Vienna. In addition. it is expected
that there will be changes at Berlin and Madrid.
It can be said good authority that no decision
has been made regarding any OF these posts owing
to the absorption of the Ministry and Emperor in
the international congress negotiations hut zen
eraI change in the diplomatic service will not be
lsng delayed. and may involve Baron Rosea the
Russian Ambassador at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
INTEREST IN OUR BRIDGES.
New York Evening Mail

From The New York Evening Mail
The city must tighten the BlackveUs Island
Bridge at very considerable expense in order 10
make it perfectly safe 1t is going 70 streugt hen
the shore spans of the WILLIAMSBURG Bridge So
that there viii be no doubt of its safety when tin.
subway trains run over il. II has been urged "a
overhaul the plans of the Manhattan Bridge so as
o be that the carrying power Of this newest
East River span has not been ovcres lima ted Back
iu the Van WyCk administration, il will be reco-
le"ted. the BROOKLYN Bridge, which not built
10 accommodate trolley uatic showed signs oG
strain and had Ia 10 patched an in a few places
Public scrutiny OF the bridge question and puhlir
interest IN n tT comparatively thing la this
city ana .'r"mses To correct OF prev ent seri-
mistakes.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

rBv Telegraph Ths TrioUns-I
Nevrort Dec. 22-The Newport cottsgers a-s
planning 70 do much for charity here Al Christmas
time Alfred q. Vanderbilt viii again give re
Sundav school OF the Thames Street Methodist
Church the presents for its Christmas trse- Major
= Z Gibbs IS 70 give the soldiers a. Fort Adsms
a Christmas enteTtainuent-
Mrs. Harold Brown returned from New York
to-day.
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane left hsrs TO-
day for New Rochelle 10 spend the Christmas
holidays
Mr.. and Mrs r G. Vanderbilt are expected RON
New York on Wednesday for house party -
Sandy Point Farm over the holidays.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank H Phipps returned
from washington this evening
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

prevements. The possibility of paying thelf
cost by excess condemnation" Will ne consul
cred. and the means Of safeguarding such
4 method from political abuse
Paving for subways by local assessment VIII
receive Droper consideration. fairer attitude
toward the performance Of public services hy
private capital may result. All in all mun'c1lai
poverty is likely 10 prove blessing IN dlS-
guise But this is no reason for forgiVine the
spendthrifts who have brought ii on the city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Turkihed Scythians. Or. Lecoq calls them. Inc
early Chinese annals say That they we're peoi''e
with blue eyes and yellow hair. They were
finally doomed to destruction between the upper
and neither mllstones of Iran and CathfH' :"
Mongolia but they left their imperlshloie MAJ II
upon both of those empires, and their IohS ioi
gotten remains now afford rch held l"i
archaeological exploration the further products
of which will he watched for with interest by
tL,,-.n
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
PRESIDENT WALKS TEN MILES.
Has Two Secret Service Companions in Long
Tramp Through Snowstorm.

Washington, Dec. 22-In heavy snowstorm
which began this forenoon and continued steadily
throughout the day, covering the ground to a
depth of about four inches. President Roosevelt
went this afternoon for a walk of about ten miles
accompanied by two Secret Service guards. II was
after dark when he returned the White House
from his hard tramp over the snowy roads of the
suburbs Heavy rain affords the Presi-
dent the keenest delight during his walking jaunts
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
Al LIE WHITE HOUSE.

fr-rol, THE Tribune Bureau-4 ,.a ,.z
Washington. Dec. 22.-The President - eve
callers t-day. He met "lth MS .,1tt,a mat
,orsi1eration TO several important Toutu'e nc.
ters and took tcn-me tramp through the snow
The president will tomorrow receive .,,,o- an a..
fTe1ev. the San Francisco graft hgh'ef' ""o 90
rived i'm the city tonight -, ,.ere
,aor. tbe White House callers to-day "et'
~ - ,,d t,uIton Representatives Cook
Foster and Langley Delegate Kalanianaols ana
Delegate Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
IRISH NJ. P. SENT TO JAIL.
James P Farrell, Who Advocated Boycott,
Sentenced to Six Months

Dublin. Dec. flames T. Farrell Irish Nation
aIist Member Of Parliament for North Ionsford
who has been advocating the boycott of certain
individuals in The Ionsford Leader of which
he is editor and proprietor. refused To give
ties for his future good behavior, and
months in Jail
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

THIS ~eirsp0pcr is o'cfed ana p"of'Shed oV
H-be Tr;bu,,e Association, NcIC York corpora
,,o,,. o6foe md principal place Of business
Tribune Building. No. l5I Aassou Su'''' w
York: ogden Mills, president; James Il, bar
rcft. secrcfarg and treasurer The ADDRESS I"
The ofoers is the Office Of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. E II. Hartman gave a dinner dance last
night for her debutante daughter, Miss Carol Har-
r1r1an az her house No S74 Fifth avenue, which
was decorated for the occasion with Christmas
greens The AFFAIR was compa ratively small, the
guests all young people, numbering about cne
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
WILLIAMS NAMES CANAL ENGINEER.

Lockport N. Y. Dec. 22-State Engineer-eect
Frank NJ. Williams has appointed Thomas NJ Bar
rally Of North Tonawanda western division engi-
neer of the Erie Canal. to succeed J. P. Kelly of
buffalo
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

From the dispatch telling of the death OF an
ancient Of 1O5 years some sacred details were
omitted No mention is made of the tact tha'
he had smoked since he was nine years oid or
that he had drunk enough beer to float DTeau-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

In an effort to compete with Pltts'uis
Mace on the map, Lisbon matches 'ne
closures of the steel City with the report u :"
s.. 600 scandal. A careful survey OF t'e u'i'-
verse for the last hundred years or 50 iedUS -
the belief that graft can't be localized
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Another decision that Thaw will have 70 S''s
in Matteawan. Perhaps the prodigai enor' -
get him out will be discouraged by succeSSioi'
of rebufTs.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

and = anv one Is competent to carry 1t out sue
casrf,,r1v Mr.. Newberry seems to be the man
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who win SAN to-day for

Among The passengers Who VIII saII to-day Tor
Europe are-s
THE CAMPANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
Mr and n W. Bell Sir y. Napier
William Fleming. til.
he J. r. Ieeson Lord ReVelstCke
THE TEUTONIC, FOR sOTTHAMPTON.
" DuCkett. j. Musgrave
Mrs NJ l. Hunt Or. and Mrs Walthcr Weltr
THE VADERLAND FOR ANTWERP.
Lucy Francisco. Mr. Mrs j. l.. Nc
Mrs -. b. Hurst.
George Martin.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23
atp11prk Dsriln G1ibn,se'

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Mrs Il Fairfield Osborn viii give 4 dance ths
evening for her debUtante daughter Mise Jcsspnns
Osborn al her home IN Madison avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Other dances Will be gwen this evening h~ M-s
Oakeigh Tho-ne. for he- daughter. Miss MsTgars,
Thorne. at her home on Madison avenue and o.
Mrs Henry + Coe for her daughter. Miss Emily
C>os
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Mrs J D. Jarrold Kelley will E-Fe i17chson
to-day AZ the Colony Club for Miss N2th7Fs aHt
Miss IIurie Kelley
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Ms Cary T. Hutchinson gave dinner al
musical last night at the home q her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Henri F Dimock- No . East Eta
street. Tire guests were entertained by Francis
Rogers and Bruno Huhn.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Among those due 70 arrive from Europe to-dsv
ION board the Kaiser Wilhelm de- CI--s=A az VI
and Mrs Anthony J. DrexeI and Ntss Narzuerts
DrexeI. who are coming over to spend re Carst-
mas holidays with relatives IN Fhilade.7hia'N ani
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Par<e-T don't know what am ever going to do
with that hov of mine. He is careless and abso-
lutelv reckless of consequences. and doesn't seem
To O. any
Iare-Good, You make taxicab driver out
Of him-Ilife
New-York tribune., 1908-12-23

Mrs Henry Meve- Johnson has -st1rrsd e tow
and is Il No. 81 West 5sth street for rhs winter
Mr. and Mrs J. Frederic Tsms Who have beer
the guests Of J Hampdeu RObb, have returned ID
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii At
Chambers; in Probate. In the Mat
ter of the Estate Of Gilbert Waller,
Deceased Order for Notice of Hear
ing Petition for Probate of VIII. A
document purporting to be the last
will and testament of Gilbert Wal
Ter, late of Honolulu. Oahu, deceased,
having on the 3lst day of March, A..
ID. 1908, been presented to said pro-
bate court, and petition for the
probate thereof, and for the issuance
of letters testamentary to William
o. Smith of said Honolulu, having
been filed by Mary Adelaide b. Wal
Ter, II is hereby ordered that .....-
day, the -. day of ....,,.....,
A. ID. 1908, at .. O'Clock e.. m, OF
said day, at the court room of said
court, at Honolulu, Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, be and the same hereby
is appointed the time and place for
proving said will and hearing said
application. II Is further ordered
| that notice thereof be given. by pub
| LEGATION, once week for three
successive weeks, in the Evening
Bulletin, a newspaper published II
said Honolulu, the last publication t
be not less than ten days previous t.
the time therein appointed for hear
ing.
Dated at Honolulu, Territory o
| Hawaii, March 81, 1908,
l. ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR.,
I'd Judge Circuit Court First Circuit
| Attest: MARCALLINO,
Clerl;
! ,29Gi-Mar. 81; Apr. 4 IA, q,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL
If you really want it, you can real.
ly get it by letting Bulletin Want
Ad. do it.

Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'
New enbroiderics at whitney a
Marsh's.
Allegretti's chocolate creams only
OF Benson, Smith G. Co., Ltd.
The steamer Nevadan viii sail ON
the ID instead of the ith of April.
Mystic Lodge No . will meet this
evening at 1880 in the X. Of p. Hall.
Try the beer at the Hoffman. Ev.
cry glass just as cold as it should be
and as snappy as can be desired.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic :"
You Sill be surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties. California
Feed Co.. agents,
Tenders viii soon be invited for
new schoolhouse at Paia, Maui, which
is to be beauty, Superintendent
Marston Campbell says.
The White Family Rotary Clock and
chain stitch Is the best sewing ma
chine in the world. Benny 4 Co.. Ltd,
agents, 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS. .
For the very best wrapping paper
and Irvine, go to the Hawaiian News
Co.. Ltd. Strong, flexible, light paper,
in every size, of the best make and
material.
The secret of the success OF Insur
ancc as an institution is that It comes
when you need II the most. Are you
InCglecting this safeguard? Hawaiian
Trust Co., Ltd, 1923 Fort 81.
The Mariana brought the following;
| 1889 bags sulphate of ammonia, $50
carcases frozen mutton, 800 crates
onions, 10 packages whisky, 22 cases
/ butter and quantity sundries.
For wear, service, looks, and econ.
omy, no ready.mado roofing can COM
pare with Ruberoid II is elastic
odorless, and water, fire, and acid
proof Levers 4 Cooke, III s. King
St
T. NJ. Harrison has won his claim
of a lien on the $500 appropriation
coming TO the estate of the late Frank
ILuCweiko The amount IL about $500
made up of attorneys fees and 1
money advance. Judge Lindsay rem
dered the decision yesterday.
The Rainier Bottling Works, phone
1881, has received its stock of ceie
brated book beer. This Is made from
Al malt and WHORE the water Is free
from contamination. The stream!
which flow down the sides Of Noun
Rainier are noted for their purity an'
all Rainier beer is made from tina
water. 1t will be on sale tomorrow
April |, at all bars or wholesale at th
Rainier Bottling WOrSi, phone 1881,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31

Saskatchewan Boards: oahu
sug. Co.. $3.50: s Oahu Sug. Co..
$3.50; IL Oahu Sug. Co, $2L50: so
Oahu Sug Co. $275O: 50 Honomu,
$l4O; 10 o. r. & l.. Co. s94 Session:
rs EVA. $27.5O; 20 EVA, $3.50.
Dividends-March 81, 1905: C..
Brewer & Co., per cent; Eva, | per
cent; Waimanalo. 2la per cent; Haw.
EIcCtric. y per cent: Olowalu, | per
cent; Hon. b. & NJ. Co., per cent;
III. $. n. Co., y per cent; Kahuku. |
per cent; Haw. Az. Co., per cent;
Hon. K. T. K l.. Com CQuar), per
cent: Ilaw. Pineapple Co.. per cent.
Latest sugar quotation 1876 cents or
1920 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
NE w = TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Lee
York has sold his interest in the
firm of Sun Lee Tai Company to the
undersigned.
SUN LEE TAI co.
3964-3t
The Washington bee., 1908-01-18
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