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BURY-s PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson SIS
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Three tines within enc week, q cents a
line; Z dimes. cOlseCutiyeiy, 80 cents a line.
Minimum space. 3 lines.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
P L CARNE & Co. 7O3 King ~.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BY RESPECTABLE coIored woman. % do
general hJusewOrk IN private family. wyIie
Court NV do70-sf
BY RELIABLE cOIOrcd woman. days ,,or.s
Address 2lS Florida ave. nv. 10
PLACE by cook, girl. work by day OF light
nousewOrk 205 . 81. NV Il
BY YOUNG c0lOred woman. place cleaning
ofiioe rooms mornings OF evenings. ugs u
sc. II
COLORED WOMAN wants plscs as cham
bcrmaid or waitress 20IO L. 81. NV ~
SITUATION by expert manicurist with hofoI
experience. Address s.. 1911 Mosher ST.
Baltimore. Nd. Gas1-sf
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NGRTMEAGT

LADDON PHARMACY. Zoo FLORIDA ave -.
CHAS. H BLUMER. y. Cap. and r sfs y,
McCHESNFIY & JOACHIM, cor. % and r "a,
KRAUS' PHARMACE. cor. 6th and X -
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + sts n
BENZ. T LANHAM. 1lth and e Cap sta
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CHEVT CHASE. I'm
T EONNEAAG
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The Washington Times makes
special CaSh-in-adyanee rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
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FOR RRNT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.


N NV ez--F,o,,- r,l-+e f,., bte.-,ar+ f.,..
frst noor Tor H.rIsajla,I,ir.,- rrirs rizbt II
taken az onoe. desl-5t
~ Sr - - T,.-, 7--,F-T--,rs7sF TI--I,t ,-l,.-l
municatins rooms: near car line. SO
ee5l-.L
i5tH ST sW-, -sl-Cas uIifur shea roqini
odIH' gas iof A6hi A-lse2eepinsi - H.on'A-
WIN 81 ST. o9--IhIee uuturn's1ed COM
iilLiestlllS rooms Aeals gas BATH rent lt't-
sO-laDlt nc-5-st
l. NJ ass F,rrr,- M r.lr7IsF,-5 -.,,--r- thI-.I
I0or newly paIered de19-5t
- ST NV. 5g9-TW0 uufuruished rooms.
helf and rr4e FaqqFr
Z ST NV. Iss-J-l,fIruisbed tr8 Iargs
desirable rooms. heat as and bath reason
able des5-gt
II Ne T7zg-Tvire. sytys Tsra-e se-or1J- fI87-
housekeeping rooms onIv s. - month d-z9-8t
able f0r IIcht H0ustEeepiug. terms Ils5erst-.
references. aee9-st
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DANCING.

AiTIEES ll-T 10Th NV. Specially, Bar.
Dance class Mon Fri A O.. IL private s--
strIct.HEs by appointment HlU f5- rent
MISS COULTER. the most skilled master ~
dancing. -Il EYE 81 wv Dr. sou can walk
q can teach you In waltz Prof Fa-nstha-
assistant finest academy iU CITY, barn E4r..
private lessons. 5n.- S1cls's. TlaSIa- ana
saturday evenings Phone M- 1Ic9- fcea-..
Prof Wyudhau. 4sI IIth ua-5 every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and saturday. class 1-Sl- a.I-za-s
$50. eotiIIlu saJ barn dance taught. lesson
soc. o lessons $50. guarantee all scholars
GF.DEEE'S. sf3 31d ST.. private lessons -
waltz and tw1-s-Ep sIar. lessons barn
dance - classes Tues. and sat. exc e5--
phone W lI-l- dez1-Srr
The DAyISCNS- ACADEMY. 1Ig 6TH NE-
Oldest and best known On city Jruarz--ss ,-sr,
90 dance correctly an few lessons Barn dar-s
waltz. tv'-step, narcissus- Private lessons
day oT eve. music: class ewes Tues T14r-r
a. &: practice class 10 Z. Teachers Pc
sud Mrs. Dawson, Phone -. f5s4 AsSar-n1,
Dances a. National Rides Ar-nory. S-f 80
nlZ.-tr
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CLASS b

AL other cIasslGCe tons. 3 cents A uaa
times. 10 cents a linen laimum. 3 lines
Personals. Il cents q line eay number o.
times.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SACRIFICE. grocery. confectionery. 9 rooms
tremely desirable. IuDENTyN, IU8 sin &C.
GROCERY, provision store. ne, bargain. ~
ceptioual-y sIod stock ana corner rent slg.
right price fHoilNTgN, 1]3 s;A 81 nv
G@al--L
CONFEgTIoSERY r.gat al four sl1OIls- H.
'est-E-te tH-s bargain. THORNTON Ttf SIG
st. uN aesl. Jal.5
FOR SALE-JyB pr-u-ln= sltat. -
presses. large assortment v- -yl=- ---. Ia-a
-------
WHAT HAVE y1u % ohe-e We have par,.,s
TIOS se LISTING BUREAU. 50 W j.. O.
r. Bldg. ftl ana T. H. ss-E lea---L
AT a SACRIFICE. DaJ. room. @ tables. =5l-
location doing sHrl business lH--lH-eS- ----
tI5n- EJA -, I-m-s afle-- lssa-sr
wANTED-G0oL p4ylas grocery ss87s. d..as
S.9l VII tOA --s- L-1es ytIe-. lefa-a-
GOOD GROCERY and provision store n.
TiEll price. rrlt $3.50. excellent s-l1- ana
business THORNTON, sof ,-a 81. NV
CIGAR sTJEE-ceu-sr Glly- E-- Egr-T
pf-ee asked THORNTON, 80 s-a S. aa-
-@---e-
SHOEMAKER SHOP s5r sale 10 i5lh s.
Nv ------
POOL ROOM. always open. clearing about
$40 daily over expenses L-l--g lE.llll ave.
NV location. TIJI,NIJN. 1gl s-L EE-
EXCELLENT g1pi-pay-lE ErG-r--. provision
store. Lre I-H.-S. store cellar. rent only So
See cl.s- THORNTON. 11f stl uU- le----
GAZE. -eElsg lrau.a ave. cigar store Penn
sylsa--a ave. rlgUlls houses AL r--cys ..1-
business any kind THORNTON. ga s-l uE-
HIGHEST oder taxes one o. tie lest or
llT Eruc=Ty stores IN Washing ---lI- long -s-4l-
.s6-8s lae s-rtiru EJ--L0 r--- TuIr- So daily
sales. sfI. lIIs- .e sold 1g Lle Ls-. snap -u.
someone NEW YORK BUSINESS EE0E-
ERS OH T. Ea-l-gl
RUJMING HOUSE central northwest. cheap
relr. making money otter wanted NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Jll D. ls-s-s-
GROCERY and Pickle stan. lis Al leading mar
ket. RENT. >lg- doing lu- business. price. $l5t
ar invoice ana sea- coffee. aaa fancy s-oee-y
another market r--r cheap st-- ur invoice.
NEW YORK BUSINESS EEghEs- Fll p.
Gs--s-
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CLASG IL

One cent a word eacn insertion MIn!z1
ckzrre - cRn-R
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PALAISTS

MAIE- RAY E4salusrJ1-s Jll reliable ual-a-
-st- card reader. consult -lls truly E-rt-L
cLai-ylyal- on business, love. aaarr.aEe p=r-
.--s saL Eye S. lE. Visited ly lz. IaaEs-l.
families u year --;y- Hours, Z. a. a. O. 81
p m- dczz--s
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ROLLER SKATES
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGES

ATTDEDEIt.E COLLEGE. forms moderate
easy payments. positions secured Write ID.
call, open evenings and SUNDAY. IaG Il-t
So. NV ur-5-rr
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HAIR GOODS
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHpOI-Ou- month free. uue1a-
-l..rual.y. a- DEATEHDN-S PEACTICNr
BUSINESS COLLEGE,. u.r- --l and To -r~
GE7-- Bring this uu-iC~- L-Il--I. r.. SI -1. .tI--r
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YOUNG MAN wants place as driving ro-
doctor or private family. Address $50. o 81.
NV. d.
BY COLORED MAN. position IT, stable OF
any KIND work thae Is permanent under
STANDS care OF horses CDws and useful round
house willing Call after O'Clock D. m
81 \ St NV S MALLORY de29-3t
WANTED-By respectable coIored man. pIaoe
porter Or driver. good references. II Jack
son ct. ne. de2q-ef
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MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.
we MOVE ANYTHING"
Trunks. Boxes, etc, &c
Furniture. padded van. per load s.
Furniture. large wagon per load. 81
Freight machinery. safes. etc
E-s-lIlli les furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER < STORAGE
CO. sey-s-- 81 NV Phone n sg5e
Ce-G-tf
PADDED VANS $500 LOAD.
2-HOESE WAGON. $50 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER &C
SO NEW YORK A EE
a3if-tc
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TO THE LADIES.

SAVE il vgur sas bills from - 10 800
Write. telephone OF cal. vl Phone Norm
l.E7- Gas USERS ASSOCIATION. 1915 Tts
S. aE- dc---r
FURS OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED: rngrz
ana cI--a-C-rrS. MRS Il II EVANS t1r-
merry 14-z + ST. now I3cased IsJS ssh nv.
n0l--f
J.. A. AINGE & son. 7ls sth 81. ne. ca6Ins--
makers and uplolsterers- deIs-Jr
g GRAHE g. CO. FURRIERs.
Li5 St y "
Special attention given &c fur alterations aad
repairing Formerly OF us ? ST nv.
aoIs-s1-
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- STANDARD sewing machine. au-1-ua-l-
L-t. cabinet grand. nearly new. SIS ueu ma
chimes. yo- Der week. open evenings r. p
hE-Ns % Pa ave Sc GeE3-tf
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. f. MILLION. scientific as-r1Io-e- -
Eye % ST. NV EorlIy aSlr0lg-y. yearly
horoscope. la--Eltiss- S. Information given
on any subject Horoscope erected 1v means
ot spherical -s1uJ4etry-- Main s. DELFT.
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SLIGHTLY used mahogany upright plano:
fully warranted. so. stool. scarf and fres
--n-Ls. open evenings HELBLG BROS
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SACRIFICE. grocery. c1E-ee1 1lGu-ry- g rooms
and store. rent SIS suitable Tor LaEF- .s-
tremely desirable. ruDENIDN. IU4 s-a e.
NV. la.--E.
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PERSONAL.

ORIGINAL GYPSY paImist. whole fortune
told -ss- gl-u nights II-5 >ta 80. M j.
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEous.

CHASE BROS PIANOS.
BARGAINS THIS WEEK. el5 g. Tf-l-x & 81
Upright. So. $50 upright Sis. $50 uprz5t SIS
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Recorded October %. 1908.

Ana Momona Tr to Charles R De
ment, Rel: lots II, u, Is and Il, Mo
kauea- Waikoae Tract, Honolulu, Oahu
$500. B 307, p 1S5. Dated Oct II
1908.
Maria Z Rodrigues and hsb q Sri
to Joao Rodrigues Jr, NJ; lot 10, blk 4
bldg, etc, Kewalo lots, Honolulu, Ga
hu. $3.50. B 800, p 18S. Dated Oci
"a, 1903
Margaret E Schmidt and hsb CIV Tt
to Bank of Hawaii Ltd, NJ; lot 3 and
por lot 2, rents, etc, College Hills Tract
Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. B 307, p 1879
Dated Oct 20, 1905
Meaai Kekuewa (widow) to Waianae
Co, d; R P 367, kul 5000, rents, etc,
Lehuanui, Waianae, Oahu. $500. B
80, p 206. Dated Oct 20, 1908.
NJ Morimoto to Takakuwa, G NJ;
leasehold, hldgs, ETC. $500. B 3O7, p
1913. Dated Oct Is, 1908.
Makaleka K Lo and hsb q w K) to
Manuel Vieira Jr, NJ; por R P 1857, and
or 1909, Hamakua and Amauiu rds, Hi
10, Hawaii. 5000. B 307, p 1S6. Da-
ted Oct Is, 1908.
HE Pipi and hsb ct K) to Fl Ako-
Ia, D; int in por R P 6916, kul 1915,
bldgs, rents, etc, Waimea, S Kona, Ha-
wall. $3.50. B 80, p POS. Dated Oct
10, 1908
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To the discouraged renter. who has
never succeeded in "getting anything
ahead, these stories of real life must
read like romance, even though they
carry with them the conviction of es-
tablished fact. These experiences we
know to be typical, and the figures
given to be in the long run conserva-
tive. Do a few sums yourself, and YOU
Will find that in ten years the man who
pays SO month rent invests in rent
receipts, including interest on the
money thus spent, compounded annual
ly, $l5S1.68. He who pays $l5 month
has invested in the long, narrow slips
OF paper, in ten years, $2372.52. The
tenant paying $50 a month invests in
ten years $316336. The $25 renter
runs 1T up in ten years to $3954.20, and
paying $50 a month, the average rent
IN good suburb, in ten years, his rent
receipts with interest represent 81,
1904. The man who invests $50 a
month in rent receipts-and this is not
an unusual figure in a large city--in
ten years has rolled into rent receipts,
with interest, $790S.40.
At the end of twenty-five years the
couple who have the average family,
three or four children. find that the
latter are either partially or wholly
supporting. If during that time
the parents have applied their rent
money to buying a home on the install
ment plan, they generally have clear
title to that home. If they have been
renting at $40 month their rent re-
ceipts with interest represent an in
vestment of $65S3.72. For the $15-a-
month renter they represent, with in
terest, $9S75.57; for the $20-a-month
renter, $13,167,43; for the $25-a-month
renter, $16,459.2S; for the $30-a-month
renter, $19,75114; for the $50-a-month
home renter the figures are appalling
his bundles of receipts. with interest.
$32,91S56.
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record Oct 80, 1908.
D Kapahu (k) ct al to NJ Matuga.. L
T Matuga to Sasagawa. A l.
Ahahui Kaahumanu by TT to A 6
NJ robertson .....-...... M
Alexander McKibbin by atty to
Charles Copp Jr....... Rel
Charles Copp Jr and WI to First
Am Saw & Trust Co of H Ltd. NJ
Charles Copp Jr and VT to First
Am Saw & Trust Co of H Ltd. :.
Assnt Rents
James R Love ct al sucr of by
Regr Notice
Theophilus Davies by atty ct al
to Francis NJ Swanzy. ..... d
William E B w Taylor ct al by
Gdn to Ng Vow. .. L
Kahului Railroad Co to Antoine Fer
nandez Jr Observation-Disclosures. d
Western & Hawn Invst Co Ltd to
George w Pahu. Observation-Disclosures. D
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Upset Price Only $50 a Lot
Only one block from car line.

Only one block from car line.
Go and see them Look at the
pretty homes along 18th. Just enough
surface stone for foundation. IN
contract 10 clear at very low price.
Some lots have better view than
others Maeadam road Terms, cash;
deed and stamp furnished by seller.
For good value and close proximity to
street car this is the cheapest price
ever offered. Fly around and see for
yourself; then come and buy. Lots
are each $4,000 square feet.
Build you home. Easy terms if you
wish.
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To Take Testimony.

Judge De Bolt yesterday issued d
commission to Henry ErckhQff of San
Francisco to take the testimony of w
H. Mclean, j. 4. Johnston, a. f. Nor.
gan and John Doe, whose true name is
unknown, chief engineer of the steam
ship City of Sydney, in the matter of
the estate Of Elise s. V. Neumann.
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JAS. F. MORGAN.
AUCTT0NEER.
College Hills

Very choice location. See who are
the neighboring owners. Price is very
low. I have exclusive sale on these,
and can offer inducements to intending
BUYERS who will build.
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Gives Forty Reasons.

Mary A. Richards by her attorneys,
f. C. Peters and Smith & Lewis, have
moved for a new trial in the suit of the
plaintiff against Carl, Henry and James
0ntai. Forty reasons are given why
this should be done.
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Accounts Approved.

Akin, father and guardian of Rose
Akin, has filed. his third annual ac-
counts of the ward s estate. He
charges himself with 500 received and
asks to be allowed $7S.25 expended. The
account was approved by Judge Robin
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Executors Discharged.

The final accounts of the executors of
the estate of the late Mother Castle
were approved by Judge Robinson yes
terday, and the executors were dis
charged.
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Cathcart Sues Again.

John w. Cathcart yesterday began
another libel suit against the Hawaiian
Gazette Company and Walter G. Smith
alleging $4,000 damages. The alleged
hbelous articles were published on Tues
day, October 20, and relate to the Chill
ton matter.
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Wants $4,000 for a Foot.

Luis Sanchez Garsia by his father
and next friend has brought suit
against the Waialua Agricultural Com
pany for $25, 1000 for the loss of a foot.
1t is alleged that last February Luis,
who is fifteen years old, got ON car
used by the plantation to haul cane,
and its laborers and others, and after
the car was in motion the conductor
and fireman of the train struck hiil
several times with a stick with the ap-
parent intention of making him jump
off, and that, in jumping off, the ear
ran over his leg and the amputatiOn
of his foot was necessary.
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LARGE LOT, KEWALo STREET.
Area, 26,333 square feet; little
above Wilder avenue. Board on
place
At my Salesrooms, OCTOBER 81, 1908.
!! THREE LOTS, KAPIOLANI TRACT,
with buildings. Area, 20,100 square
feet.
At my Salesrooms, NOVEMBER IA,
1905.
FOUR LOTS. TANTALUs HEIGHTS
Area, 1850 square feet. known as
the r. G. A. Peterson lots.
At nay Salesrooms, NOVEMBER IA,
1908.
PELEULA, HONOLULU, known as
the Lucas homestead. Location bet
ter known as Kukui lane Area,
1874 square feet. With improvements
At my Salesrooms, NOVEMBER ii,
FORT STREETy opposite Roman Cath
Ole church, mauka corner Of Chap
lain lane, SO feet on Fort street, area
6492 square feet; also right to party
wall, in Cartwright Block, adjoining.
At front entrance, Judiciary Build
ing, NOVEMBER q, 1908, IL clock
noon.
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Admitted to Probate.

The will of the late Sylvester Cullen,
late of Waiahole, Oahu, was yesterday
admitted TO probate by Judge Robinson
and Mary Cullen was appointed admin
istratrix with will annexed.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP NO. l,
u. s. w. v.
Meets every first and third Wednesday OF
each month in Waverley Hall, corner Bethel
and Hotel Streets at 1880 p. m.
By order of the Camp Commander,
J. K. BROWN, Adiutant.
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of the late Gilbert Waller of San Fran
cisco were received yesterday by the
Circuit Court. The viii was admitted
to probate here and w. o. Smith was
appointed administrator of the estate
situated in this Territory at the request
of the widow, Mary Adelaide Bridget
Waller. The deceased was an uncle of
Gilbert J. Waller of Honolulu.
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Puunui
FOR RENT

A cottage on the Beach at Waikiki.
Six rooms neatly furnished Present
occupant leaves goth of this month.
Rent only $31.00. 1t is a new house
and up to date.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
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The Lowrie Case.

The record in the case of W. J. Low.
RE V. H. P. Baldwin and others was
filed in the Supreme Court yesterday
on appeal from the order of Judge De
Bolt taxing defendants costs.
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE LODGE NO. $50.
Meets every second and fourth Thursday
st <. Of P. Hall Visiting brothers cordially
invited TO attend.
ISAAC COCKETT. w
JOHN RICHARDSON, Secy.
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MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P
ARA Meets on the second and fourth Tues
ERA days of each month at 1880 o'clock
HR8in K. of p. Hall. corner Fort and
E&%9 Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi-
~ ally invited to attend.
w. L. LYLE. G. @.
T. WALDRON. K. r. s.
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In the Supreme Court.

Thomas E. Robinson yesterday filed
his application to be admitted to prac-
tice in the Supreme Court. He fled his
certificate of admission to the bar in
California.
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Sues for $4,000.

Bessie R. Burns has brought suit
against Julia II. Along for $4,000. The
declaration alleges that Mrs. Along
promised to pay the plaintiff $4,000 in
consideration of the plaintiffs signing
the compromise agreement by which the
equity proceeding of Riggs V. Along
was compromised.
w. o. Smith Appointed.
Dispositions of witnesses to the will
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WYNNE TRIAL
PROCEEDSsAGAIN
w. T. RaWIins Has Recovered
Sufficiently to Go on
With the Case.

The trial of John Wynne for the
murder of Eng neer Vi >Kinaon proceed
ed again yestert1~y after an interruption
of two days due to the illness of Dep
uty United States District Attorney w.
| T. Rawlins. Mr.. Rawlins was better
/ yesterday and appeared in court.
Henry Espinda testified to the fact
that Wynne was sober, or at least very
little under the influence of liquor at
the time he was arrested and brought
to the police station on the Friday
night the murder occurred.
Stephen Parker who was acting as
receiving clerk at the station when
Wynne was brought in testified that
Wynne was not drunk though he had
been drinking. He was sober enough
so that when he was asked his name
he told it and told how to spell it.
L. B. Reeves testified to two inter
views he had with Wynne, one on Sat
urday and one on Sunday following the
murder, in the office of United States
District Attorney Breckons. In both
these interviews Wynne said that First
Engineer Bright and Third Engineer
McKinnOn had been knocking him
and had tried to get him discharged at
San Francisco and here. He acknowi-
edged he had a grievance against Nc.
Kinnon, but did not know why he kill
ed him.
United States Marshal Hendry testi
fed as to one of these interviews with
Wynne at which he was present. He
said that Wynne had said he must have
killed McKinnon in a fit of passion
Deputy Attorney General Whitney,
who conducted the coroner s inquest at
the request of Coroner Jarrett, testified
as to the appearance and statements of
Wynne at the inquest. AS to his ap,
pearance and demeanor, Whitney testi-
fed that Wynne appeared nervous and
but whether because of
the predicament in which his actions
had place him or because of the nervous
reaction following heavy drinking he
could not say, but his demeanor was
such as might result from heavy drink
ing. L. R. Aylett and another member
of the coroner's jury testified that
Wynne did not seem disturbed or
nervous at the coroner s inquest.
Coroner Jarrett testified as to the
inquest and as to the statements made
by Wynne at the inquest.
At the inquest and in his confess
sions Wynne has constantly stated that
he did not know where he got the |
hammer with which Mckinnon was kill |
ed. First Engineer Bright testified in |
the trial that he had seen it the morn
ing of the murder on the machine bench |
which was on the second platform of
the engine room.
Further hearing of the case will pro-
coed on Monday.
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COURT LUNALILo NO. $500, A. o. 2.
Meets every first and third WedIes
a day evenings of each month st 1880
a W D. m, in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
~ and Beretania streets Visiting broth
"a ers cordially invited.
A1N T. O. BLACKWELL, @. R.
JAS. K. KAULIA, P. O., T. 8.
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LOOKING AHEAD TEN YEARS

Now chew this UP and digest it:
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I'll start the bidding for your HOME
LOT at only $3.50 on Saturday.
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HAWAII CHAPTER NO. l. ORDER OF
A

Meets every first and third Thursday even
ing Of each month at 1880 O'Clock in Fra.
ternity Hall. Odd Fellows Building. on Fort
Street.
n. FERNANDEZ.
Kuauhau.
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you've ever been allowed to apply to
yourself.
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LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 5, o. z. s.
A Meets st the Masonic Temple every
IA second Saturday of each month, at
" 1880 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth
~ ers are cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE FRAZEE. W. M.
A. i. MELBOURNE. Secy.
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Dispositions of witnesses to the will
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CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K Of P.
Meets every second and last TuesdaV at
its hall, Vineyard street. az 1880 D. m Visit
ing brothers are cordially invited to attend
SAMUEL L. WONG, c. G.
WONG KIM CH0NG. X. of R. & s.