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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-17

FOR SALE-SUPERB MIDwINTER BARG ANS
Three beautiful colonial homes. 1881 1885 u
st. NV. just east Of the Chinese legation. will
be sacrificed at 81 900 less than value: 10
splendid rooms. FULFILLED BATHS HOT
WATER HEAT: front and back stairways;
large front and rear porches: southern expo
sure; open week days and Sundays; only half
block west Of Chevy Chase cars.
WHLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 603-605 18th.
fe9-9t
FOR SALE-I WISH TO SELL MY HOUSE
quickly, and will give some a bargain If
can sell it within the next few days before
I leave the city. 1t was built for my home
The lot is 19x117 to paved alley. The rooms
are large and all the closets are big. Hot
water heat. also have auto shed. Whole
house in fine repair. Price. $8.175. There is a
trust on the property. and can sell terms.
Immediate possession. No agents. Address
BOX 8. Star Office. feS-10t
FOR SALE-wHY MISS THIS CHANCE: :;
beautiful, large Roman brick houses. adjoining
the east the Chinese legation. finished too
late for the fall season. and comparing IA
vorably with $500 houses, will be sacrificed
by the builder for 81, $50 each: 10 large rooms;
2 fulfilled baths superb hot-water heating
system: large front and rear p0rches: every
thing frst-class and substantial. Only Loo
cash needed 10 bay. Nos. 1881 IS st.
NV. formerly Vernon ayel. Take St. cars to
18th and sts
wILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eo3-6o5 18th.
fe14-6t
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FOL; REM
THOS. J. FISHER co. QNC.).
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
I3S 10Th ST. NV


CNFUR
11S5 Mass nv NV. 2o..
3h -............S,0 900
Piss r NV. cor. CD,
per snnum. .....4, 900
las; y. 16r, 3b. per
annum .........2 2, 400
::I00 18th. 12r. 3b. 1, 500
Su0i ksl rd. 12r.3b1.2 200
1152 18th NV. 13r, 2b.
per annum. Il, 200
1917 i. NV. 12r, b,
per annum. 500
Sd II Frazee Laundry.
18th & II NV. 200
lois 18th NV, TT, b.
stable .135
a3l6 10Th NV. 4-story,
English basem't, lar.
Al. steam heat. .1@@5
1913 NJ, lar. 2b. -. 100
400 l. NV. 12r. 100
16l2 14th NV. 1or.
2b ............. .95. 90
ao1 / NV, oar. 3b.. $500
2 Grant pl NV, 11r.
eb ..-.-.---.....S IS. 90
2QS y Cap. l2r. 8 bed
rms. h-w hit. So. 90
1884 Col rd NV. 12r,
b. hot water h't.I5.OO
S2I3 Q NV. 16r. 2b. 81. 90
1850 Col rd NV, 12r,
33b 5000
1s24 Q NV. Or, b. 80. 90
1141 Q NV, 12r- 80. 90
a.s3i 18th NV. 1Or, b56. ID
1916 p. l3r. b.. $500
OFF
1914 Fl NV. apnum. 4, 500
Union Trust bldg. 18th
& Ii nw... SIS to $40
STO
NE. corner 18th and +
1912 q NV. sto. dwg.
per annum ......1 200
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGIN,
Expert in treatment Of special diseases. chronic
4 acute. Both sexes. Consultations confidential l..
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate. 202 NV.
Phone 2224 Main. Once hrs. 8 to l. 3 to 9.
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FOR SAI4E-REDUCED To s., 100.
Worth So. OOO.

FOR SALE-REDUCED TO 81, 100.
Worth So. O0O.
One Of the most comfortable homes in Bloom
ingdale. On beautiful lcttered street; facing
south.
inst the planned house most buyers prefer:
FIRST FTJOOR-FOUR ROOMS.
SECOND FLOOR-FOUR ROOMS.
Tiled bath; cellar; ATTIC. Owner will in
Guide many extras which have been put in at
considerable expense.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe16-2t
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS
Reduced to $500.
II rooms baths; . stairways; covered
porchcs. This desirable property must be dis
posed of at once; at the low price we Offer 1t
there win be many offers for IT, chance
for speculation.
STONE L FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
feiS-3t
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WASHINGTON HEICHTS-A SEMI
detached house. west Of Columbia road
and in the same section as the house
above. Contains II rooms and two.
baths; hot-water heat; gas and electric
light; nearly. IS feet wide-just think
5. Of it-and the price IL only, $S.000.
It's like giving 1t away.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.l, 80 18th NV.
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COLOMBIA HErG HTS A
square that is conceded to b. the most
exclusive. The entire square IL i'm
CAPPED By pranineot eifisens. This is
a 5000 house, owned by 4 non.Yes-
fdent. that. car Be bought for g, 500.
Contains 10 rooms and tiled bath !:
trimmed ID quartered oak. A glance at
this house from the outside would con-
vince you 1t 10 q great bargain: Heat
ed By hot water. The front Is lavishly
trimmed with white stone.
BOSS & PHELPS Hnc.l, 80 14th NV.
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ma. ave.
243S Va av,4r.w. lilo
17O5 K 6r, W. 80
APARTMENTS.
THE CARLISLE 1913
n, non housekeeping
3 rooms. bath. 30. 80
3 rooms, hath. .3. 50
- rooms. bath. .l6. 50
1910 n ] nv. Or. b. ~. 80
221S Pa av,5r. b. Is. 80
26Sl l., ar, b.....l3.S6
262Y l.. 5r. b. ..l3. 10
COIORED.
1904 y. ar. b. lat. IS. so
1928 10th. 6r,b.lat.2S.5O
40 /. 1r. b.. 30. so
9as I'D. 6r, W.. 20. 81
119 sd. 4r. W. so
2O17 Ny av,5r,w.l2.50
10 oist, 3r. w....ll.S0
2423 r. 4r, 10. SO
203O " Alex ct.4r. No. Is
COIORD-FLATS.
2114 Champlain ave.
LIST a. Or, b.....@.50
2219 f. Sr, b. 30
sol ed. "A, 5r, b. 20. 50
hkR ord 4 Sr n IA EO
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NV. SIT $. Or. so
NE,1l2 l.. Or. b.. %. 80
NE.l10S h. 6r. b. %. 40
NE,1f06 Sth. Or. b. 16. 20
SW. 96s Va nv. ST, be- ~
SW. 93a c. Sr, b...22.92
SW. 625 C. 6r. 1910
SW. 301 NJ. 4r. 1880
Sc. 100 9th. l3r. 80. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Vircetta. 5r. b. -. 90
Gunton building, Offices
rmation regarding alley
| have for rent.
n apply at Office.
LING. 14iG 4 st. NV.
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ISL
80 Harsaro NV tvr, -
,! Nv meat. -, ,'s,. =.
M ~, ~ ,on Nv" ~; ut = ~ H. !.
80 nv Ioi' r,oo's'o
hn,ra ,n No. n..t lux IN n
,o.,o tIaa n
i" ~ h :, NV 80
20 ~ nsa. .o'0
80 = airilioh' h".
,.s " 10, 800 81
i ,,,n : ~ ., N.Y. w. : 1900 ~ ~,
tsos n M. a. 90
. ,as nv. Ior r. .a " ="
. .... x"'m NV 81. Do o. ~
10 = ~ aS NV Pc
90 y. o; nsa. ....."a.'r'
lelI ingieside terrace
NV. i4f. D. steam
81. nca ,,.....:..... .oo''o
AV w es'mihster nv y: %
o. I,a cr,. 80 10 30
90. Snap'n u 10 -,
-, v,n NV. % ~ ~ 90
S0 ,, " - a. 70
Id L.. Il nv, ~, p-.:-i.oo
ooo heeitT NV,
,on = new. =. ~ ~
i"o5 No av ne: or. DIo-oo
LOT - ~ q i7.n M -
'vi'2 n ! aV NV d.
%. y ...."... -, =
I'D. III - a' ~ 49," =, : ).
L. IL u NV. on,ooveo,
ia va as ".o1.io-oo
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
So. 6S-3331 18th lori $i50O-S20 Rock Greek
@12. J0-737 18th Sc, sto Church road g.
81. 5O-3JO4 NV Sri $15Oo-l332 18th -.
416.OO-615 NV, natl store and dws
$f1.50-14IS n G. av,htI SlO.0o-2p22 Wis av. 5r
12.0O-Foxhali I'd, Or | $10O0-1S12 Cap. Or
$lo. JO-5oS ID nw,o6fcc
LEWIS JONES CO., 81 f ST. NV.
fe12-6t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT INV
NV. 2031 I. l2r.b $500 NJ
NV. 1f:.; IL. 1or. b. Al. 90 Ne
NV .2nlO 18th. Or. b23.W NE
NV. 4oo r. 6r. b.-.22.50 SN
NV .921 r. 6r. b. 20. 80 SW
NV. 81. 22d. Sr. 1850 SW
NV, 3Ji9 r. 6r. .16. 80 SN
NV. 40oI F. 6r. 1911 Sc
Nw.14I5Church. 5r1e.00
Nw,I426 y ] av.5r15. 40 'Th
OFFICES-EOR1
Central building, offices Gu
Csll at Office for informa
properties, stable. etc. h,
For further informa ton a
fe12-tf j. w. PlLLIN
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A suMI.DETACHED HOUSE IN
same section. -Four rooms on 1st Ao0r.
and sir bedrooms; hot-water heat. Be
inE seMi-detached, every room Is food
1900.
BOSS & PHELrs usc.). go 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-17

IN AN EIGHT 81 ROOM HOUSE
We know we have the best for $500.
Contains 8 roons and an attic; four
r0o1ns deep: Is feet vide BY 126 feet
deep to paved alley: in absolutely per-
feet condition: hot.water heat. and the
br1Shteat house you were ever IN. We
one. They would sell in thirty days.
The owner has good reasons for selling.
BOSS { PHELPS Qnc.), 80 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-17

FOR RENT -
l45l av. Orb So sol .0s 18th se.5r.w.s CISCO
1907 Cap. 1r b.3250I 421 18th sc. Or. ". Il 90
612 Pa 1r.b. sol Sig 5th &c. ST. 80
400 ne. 7r. b.. .22.50t FLATS WITH HAT.
GS o NV, Or, b.. .21.JO Bl4 23d NV, IL Ar bS0. OC
103 KY av sc, Or b2J.50i 2424 Pa av NV. Sd q.
COS d se. 5r,w.s.gl5.S0 4r. b....... rs 90
1905 G se.6r.w.a so 1902 nv, Sd, ST. BIO O0
GEO. HENDERSON,
Prone n. 1908. lliS = at. Nv.
1a23-9Ot
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

MONTEREY. PA. BLUE RIDGE MOI NTAINS:
:: hours from Washington: attractive furnished
cottage: all modern comforts: Is and :.
baths: tenant house: stable: acres in lawn
and garden: Vegetables and fruit: rental
$1,000. VI. ]. BRANDT. II f.. Read ST.,
Baltimore, Md. fel7-14f
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:. wide, making ali ROOMS unusually
large. The lot is nearly 200 feet deep
to na1, ,.C , s, p aset1 tor .o. the
fer gardening. contaiss Is large rooms
and three baths: gas and electric light;
oak Aoors and mahogany woodwork.
as 7so sevsr chs ssse Of Gssi lifetime
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.l. e10 14th NV.
HERE'S. ANOTHER BARGAIN IN
.- Vt: Pleasant. A $1,000 home for
By a private builder. costains 10 rooms
and every modern convenience: hot
water heat: dining room 10 paaeled II
oak and ceiling is 'beamed: house II -
s w sssi s ss dep lat soo To-
Here's: q. chance to buy when some one
Boss 81 g 1 SCI PHELPS anc.,. go 14sh NV.
A SuMI.DErACHED HOUSE IN
same section. -Four rooms on 1st floor,
and sir bedrooms; hot-water heat. Be-
INF semi-detaehed, every room is food
ed .wfth sunshine. Price reduced to
Boss & PHELPS usc.,. $40 18th NV.
s-- 80.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS : HAND
some new home on Kaiorama ave:
near Colunbis road: one Of the most
select parts OF the. Heights. Oontains
heat, beautiful coalition. The front
think It wss q ST. 600 house. Price
I sSss ( f sais Il rs a.c,; a,o 18th NV
WASHINGTON hEICHTs-A sEM1-
detached house. west Of Columbia road
and In the same section as the house
Iitat; aestiy. 81 feet wide-just think
of it-and the price IL only $S.000.
It's Ike Eiying i away.
BOSS 4 PHELPS luc.l. $40 14th NV.
COLOMBIA HEIGHTS on A
square that is conceded to b the most
e1clubive. The eAtire square Is i'm
proved BY expensive residebces and d.
cupis4 BY prominent citizens. This is
ident.. that car Be bought for 1880.
Contains 10 rooms and tiled hath:
trimmed 10 .quartered oak. A glance at
this house from the outside would con
ed By hot water. the front Is la7ishly
tsnt.sed Eth Eth, Vii. p stone IN
best six-room and reception hall house
on the Heights for $500. Contains
: every modern convenience. COST . $50.
Daplicate heuses have recently sold for
s3ss aff'HSE.1,E the ne as';s ,o ys s. have
IN AN EIGHT 81 ROOM HOUSE
We know we have the best for $500.
prettier. house was never designed.
rooms deep: Is feet vide By lis feet
deep to paved alleg: in absolutely per-
feet condition: hot.water heat. and the
br1ehtest house ycu were ever IN. We
WOUlU Ike 10 n0VC u uQU0Et0 ike 10IS
one. They would sell In thirty days.
The owner has good reasons for selling.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.), 80 14th NV.
WITHIN A FEW FEET OF MASS.
ave. One Of the most beautiful streets
in the city. This house cost the owner
over 1000. We can sell IL for $1,000.
Cbntains o very large rooms and two
~ modern baths: new furnace: entire
hose in 'Ane repair: six o. bedrooms.
Whenever . house like this In such.
choice section Of the downtown IL Of
fered for sale there are always dozens
Of people who win buy it. There's
Annet In this house.
BOSS 4 PHELPS UHc.), go 14th NV.
:, -----------------
$3.50.
DETxCH[D eight room dwelling. with m
"a BATH. cAllsr. furnace beat; attic: serval
som and closet. Situated on beautiful
lced lot in best locality OF DCKIxGT
thin half ouuAr of car lines Bcautj
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FOR IENT-BY WEsCOTT & WILCOX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-17

We BELIEVE WE HAVE THE
best si1-r6om and reception hail house
on the Heights for $500. Contains
every modern convenience. Cost . $50.
Duplicate houses have recently sold for
&, 500, adjoinisg the hose We have.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.), 80 14th NV.
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WITHIN A FEW FEET Or MASS.
ave. One OF the most beautiful streets
in the city, This house cost the owner
over 5000 We can sell IL for "a. 600.
ODntains 0 very large rooms and two
- modern baths: new furnace. entire
Whenever . house like this In such.
choice section Of the downtown IL Of
fered for sale there are always dozens
OF people who will buy il. There's
Money In this house.
BOSS 4 pHELrs. Gnc.). go 14rh NV.
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FOR SALE-I2O2 To l20S KENYON ST., CO
lumbia Heights: the best built new 1O-roon
houses In the city for the price-sS.5O0. JOB.
w. MORRIS. GA st. NV. dei-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-17

FOR SALE NEED MONEY. I HAVE A ROW
OF 6-roon houses with cellars and Ane bath
rooms and good furnaces. They are worth
$4,000. leaving 81. 900 difference. I will nc.
cept ANY REMOVABLE OFFER. for / have
got 70 have money BY March 8, VIII
take part cash and second trust or trade 70: 4
clear piece Of property that can borrow thu
money need on.
This IL a grand chance for . Spectator to
make q deal
fel7-3t Address HARDUP K, star once.
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FOR EENT--1O23 VERMONT AVE-. IL ROOMS,
baths. sos per Also 1925 Vermont ave-.
a rooms. 2 baths. $l05 per mo. These houses
communicating and desirable for boarding
houses. Apply estate of DANIEL s. EVANS,
1870 y. Y, ave. del If
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FOR sALE-FoR coLoRED HOMEsEEKER.--
THhEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
NEAR 18TH AND NV.
EIGHT ROOMS, BATH. FURNACE.
ONLY $3.50.
COST ABOUT $1,000 TO BUILD.
Is IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
HANDCARVEO MANTEIS, OPEN FIRE..
PLACES, ETC.
JORDAN co. (lnc.),
fe17-3t 1905 C at. NV.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. Holding Probate Cont. No. l6. -.
Administration. Is 10 give notice thar the
subscriber OF The District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Cont ~ the District
OF Columbia letters Of administration the
tate Of William l.. Compton. late of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased arr hereby wsrnci
to exhibit the same. with the vonrhcrs thereof.
legally authenticated, tho subscriber or
before the Sth day of February. AID. 1911.
otherwise they may nv law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this sth day OF February. 1910. W NJ.
LEVIN. Columbian Iudng. sSeal.l Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
WA. NJ. LEVIN Aftorney feio-iaw.3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT on
Co. umhia. holding Probate Court.-No 1851.
Admnistratton.-This H. 90 give notice: That
the subscriber. OF the District Of Columbia. hiss
obtsfned from the Probate Court Of the Dstrirs
OF Columbia letters Of administration Z. a. on
District OF Columbia deceased An persons ias
Ing claims against the deceased hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated tho subscribe :.
ON or before the 18th day OF February A. ~.
l?ll; otherwise they may by law he exclude
from sll benefit of said estate. Given under NV
nand This 18th day Of February. 1910. JoHN
Is. DASH. Hibbs building. ,Seal.l Aitesi
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
irict of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
E. L. THOMAS Attorney fcI-raw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
THAYER MAKING
!" BIGSPLURGE
Has Spent Seventy-Five Thou
sand Dollars On Sugar
Estate at CaIamba.

That Afford Finley Thayer, erst.
while newspapermm and now manag,
err of Calamba Estate Company, Philip
pines, has strong backing from Homo.
lulu Is the news received here private.
ly in the last mail
Thayer went to Manila with creden-
tials signed by the Dillinghams and
through these letters obtained the
large section of land at Calamba for a
sugar hacienda
Up TO date, early in September,
Thayer had spent for the land AMI
for improvements etc, total of s75,.
0OO In United States currency and
still had considerable balance in the
bank.
From the time that Thayer went
10 the Orient as n promoter alleging
that he was backed by Dillingham; cap
has been made In this
city by those Interested that they had
anything to do with Thayer's scheme
of raising sugar In the Philippines.
Thayer's credentials presented 10
Government officials N. the Phillip
pines bear the signatures of the Ho
nolu!u Dillinghams however, accord
ing to the information from Manila
\ Tho Calamba Estate Company's land
lies but short distance from Manila
with a water frontage such that the
product can be sent to Manila easily
by water thus doing away with thu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
iron WORKERS
u. IN CL /

Club-rooms' for its employees have
been fitted up by the Honolulu Iron
Works. The remodeling and furnish
ing of the rooms has cost several
thousand dollars. but the company In
tends to care for its employees regard
less Of expense.
In order to secure available floor
space, the Iron Works changed the
big drawing room to another building,
and for the main club-room now has
a floor space approximately 30 by 40,
This has been made into well-fur-
nished reading and lounging ROOM
with the magazines and books. Part
of the library is devoted to technical
magazines, such as will appeal to the
ambitious workmen
The building Of club rooms Is a
late movement among local manufac-
turing firms. The Rapid Transit
company has club-houseifor Its en-
ployes, and the move of the Honolulu
Iron Works is to be followed by sew
eral other firms that hire large
number of men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
CASE
INPOL|CE Court
CONTINUED from Pare y

the curls of his baby and quietly
sobbed
The child looked around in surprise
and, seeing the tears. threw her little
arms around her "Dadda's" neck and
kissed the tears away. The mother
simply glared at the pair, and went
on with her sordid story of how her
husband had without any provocation.
pointed revolver at her head and
threatened to shoot her,
When she had concluded her story.
Mrs. Gonveia. Haunted from the wit.
ness stand and walking over to where
her husband was sitting with the baby
girl in his arms. grabbed the child and
cast look at him that expressed the
creates. hate. Gouveia's head sank
down and he looked broken hearted.
The mans story of the affair was
that he went home on Sunday night
and found that his wife was away
from the house Hearing that she was
down town he decided to meet all the
cars from nine o'clock on At five
minutes to ten. Mrs. Gouveia and an.
other woman stepped OF car and
close in their wake. were two soldiers
The husband crouched back in some
bushes. and watched the party wall;
past Shortly afterwards Mrs. Gou.
yeia happened to look back and she
saw her husband following her. She
at once called out to the other woman
and the pair of soldiers ran away.
Then GouveIa said thai he became
very angry. and proceeded 10 the
house where his wife and her friend
had gone to- There he demanded that
his wife come out and go home with
him. She came to the door and he
hourished his revolver and cried out
| that he would shoot her II she was
untrue to him.
| Later on the woman went home and
the husband gave his revolver to r
Hawaians. in order tn show his wife
that he had no intention of shooting
her Just then. The woman. next morn.
ling swore out warrant for Gouveia'a
arrest and the case came up this morn
ing.
Attorney T. NJ. Harrison apps AIRED
for the defendant. and he asked his
client II he had ever been in Jail. Gou
veia replied that over twenty years
ago he was sentenced to one months
Imprisonment for shooting chicken
He added that II was A. NJ. Brown
who conducted the prosecution at that
time. Brown thereupon, stood mp and
remarked: 81 was In Boston twenty
Years ago, and certainly was too y0unt
to appear in court here ="
Judge Andrade although affected b,
the bye-play Of the little child. ha,
no option hut to order the defendan
to find bonds to be of good behavio
for one year, and lie so ordered, Their,
Is q divorce suit pending at present
land the Gouveia home will probabl,
be broken up. What VIII become o
! the baby -gtri-is not at-present known
but 1t is hard luck on the child which
ever way y goes, ,...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
IS Lining UP ~
"% ELKS OF H|L0
James Dougherty viii Get Bid
Delegation for Coming
Festivities. T
(snecIaI RuIletin cerrespondeucel

tSpeclal Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Oct. flames Dougherty,
the exalted ruler OF the Honolulu
lodge of Elks, who is now visiting
lIllo ON business, is making use OF
the opportunity TO get the local Elks
into line for cooperation In the
great festivities which the antlered
herd Is preparing for next February.
The Elks' carnival OF last year
was such a magnificent success that
1t would seem hard to duplicate IL,
but Dougherty says that It will even
be greatly improved upon. The
Alakea street wharf has been Sc
cured as the center for the festiyl-
ties, which will In n great measure
be aquatic. Numerous novel and
spectacular stunts are being pre-.
pared. One feature will be the in
stallation OF booths for various bus
mess houses and organizations, and
In this connection Dougherty wants
the Hilo Elks to take one booth,
which they can decorate in appropri-
ate manner and in which objects pc.
culiar to this island, such as koa
itrinkets and similar things, can be.
sold. sts 4,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
CRAFTSMEN WANTED
FOR NAVAL STATION
Examination Of Applicants Is
Announced for October ,
IWenty-firSt, =

An examination of applicants. will
be he'd at the Naval Station here on
October 81 for the purpose Of estab-
fishing an eligible register of drafts
men.
The examination viii, be open TO
all corners who can give evidence on
experience In the kind of work for
which they seek employment and
who are citizens OF the United
States, Applications should be ad.
dressed to tho Commandment. Naval
Station, Hawaii, Honolulu, T. H.,
and NUT be delivered to him on or
before October 10, The examination
VIII be practical in character. hav-
ing reference exclusively to the re-
quirements OF the positions to be
filled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-10
0RPHEUM Will
! ( MONDAY \
George B, Howard Company
Coming With Good
Repertoire.

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,,nan 60. ., 49, -.
oorad,, ,nr soason ~,,n,,. 80.
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in the London schedule may thus be
realized.
To Hamburg the same slash has
been made. To Copenhagen the Paci-
Iic Mail has put In rate of 81 shil-
lngs pence. as against GO shillings
10 pence of the American-Hawaiian
To Constantinople the schedule has
been lowered by the Pacific Mail to 62
shillings 8 pence, as against the ~
shilings 10 pence figure of the Anne
rican. Hawaiian. To Alexandria the
Pacific Mail has cut its tariff to Ga
shiliings pence against the Is shil'
lings pence figure Of the American,
Hawaiian.
The KOsmos line has kept its rates
on a level with the American-Hawai-
ian. II Is believed that these two lines
will prepare in some way TO meet the
situation. In few days Bates n
Cheseborough will inaugurate their
dispatch service TO the Isthmus of Pa.
mama and will in all probability be.
come an important factor in the rate
war.