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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-09

FOR SALE - UNUSUALLY ADVANTAGEOUS
site for small mandatory (Georgetown). near
new ,. o. R.R; - It. front On street; e5
e CASH ss ass
block from Water st. Address Box 1874. Star
ONCE auS-7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-09
GOODNESS AND COMFORT
IN NORTHERN SEAS AND LANDS!
HAMBURG -AM]|E|R0GA|

All Modern Safety Devices (Wireless, etc.).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fAmerika ..Aug. IS. IL m 'Cincinnati. Aug. 20
.Waldersee. Aug. 16 SPennsylva Aug. 81
tUne1celled Ritz Carlton a Ia Carte Restaurant.
Hamburg direct. New.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND GENOA.
s. s. MOLTKE.. August 30. . PM.
S. s. HAMBUR September 20, 10 An
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
e. F. DROOP SONS CO.. 18th and G sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-09

FOR RENT-326 ST. NV: 10 ROOMS AND
hath; SIS. 80 per month. Apply to 8. a.. BA-
con. Jenifer bldg. 7th and ID NV. jy16-f
stories bay window. large rooms. bath pan.
try. large closets. cellar. large yards; 5000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
N. j., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ill. 1910.

1T Cecarburv Wis. louis He +
uHu, n hr tcbeJ, while temporarily IN
gare. sart and KILLED his ~tweiYe-year-
M son carl. wounded his wife, hie
BROTHER Frnes- arc Ernest sor WaL
ter
Six men were indicted at Spokane,
wash., by The federal srsnd jury
charged witt conspiracy to defraud
the United States gar9rnment ouI Of
more than 10000 acres Of Alaska coal
lands valued az s206.000,e06. The
Ind. men Uce Raymond Brown
snd Wflliaa L. Dlna Charles NJ
rorshton, ax-Mayor Harry White or
Seattle. Charles b. Macgenz18 and
Donald A. Mackenzie OF Washington
AMI A.lasaa.
4 New Orleans cotton firm patd
L7e cents a pound for 1900 bales
0f co4.cn proGueeG on the state con
plcG 2arras n Mississippi Tho daal
tugolvsa more .lan 100000, ara Is
The INCHES. price recorded for srct
cotton tl,5 saason
n The controversy arising ont Of
tae International aviation meet, he
0F Gers Of the Aero ciub OF AGIerica
~. ted that serious charges were 10 be
brought egainst :, Armstrong nrele-
The torpedo Boat destroyer Walke
ass launched at Quincy, Mass
Obi. Jasper II. Brady made i state
ulant n Ka1ass City, No. that o
5ran.sh electrician caused tha Battle
saip Maine disaster IN Havana har
h9r.
r.aen j. Grant Gao time mayor Of
Nv FORK. died from heart failure in
teat ely,
Harry GI1rk q demeHted man,
agad af5y-ave yeara. caused great ex-
| citemelE It. Inc city hall. Philadel
phia, when he drew a -nsnmerless re
gclyer Of he smallest cahbre and
arad sc shots wa,le c~ouversing with
Director 81 Pubic 2afety Clay.
One thousand seven handred and
forty horses were entered fer the "a
ti3nal horse shtT in New York.
Mrf. Lourin Seth Uluian. the sev
/ sn6een-y af~oIa Wellesley freshman
! whose aIop84Ae1t set tt&t Institution
! Of laa ming n T uproar. LETT rhe col
/ !eEa ~ order u lie faculty.
AItrt3 N sY~att. wanted Ia ST
louis oil cha ge If winding zaid To
aggregate so10 900, Was arrested IN
Er9okIyn 1oro4ah nan after q chase
Z six ears eyer 10 corf aeI1e
ru Gl. suft o legal ices brought
nv 8eprY 5 Y Arsrstain against Bas-
sle Dc Ole. q lancer, ID was testified
nat FRANK q! Gould paid her g40,91o
5 5ette 1a ra1ca W pt0r1ts sui.
she ha4 5gought against hin
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
VOLUME XNXlI5
AEahlN SALE,

TIE city arclst hgd tsaulped oy2T
aalds and meadows Y thol- anair p
rov, suitable for g model. a last as
sigh.ad a sRd,tookln8 animal WITH
shsggy hiio ard p~rotru8ing rins. low
ever, IL vas he cniy eoV s,tilahie.
ana lie tt.s4 70 ttke > ba s-i1 Wl
its Nv 4er,
"Hov muoh wifi you charFe VI
sketch you, cove" ne inquired,
Peer charging q I>llar AND 8 nstt
= day, I-ave e. tie rasbe-
Dollar a1d 4 haii a day! GraA;
gcottl Eor1 you con sioer 81 Fsas
dear Tor such g. model SIS Z att
The ow sfo2d 10 ftep ned't75
IT n,sy no, strange" ha ooaaef''a
'au' yaol locs Ike \ Decent 1 I
3 chap Suppose yeoI give SO
icllars "a re1l can lars th2
blamed ea0w
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
SUMMARY OF THE
NEWS Of THE WEEK
Record of Current Happenings
EpIt0mIzea for nasty Reading,
WORLDS HISTORY AT \ GLANCE
w

IN SIS proclamation President TAFT
named TunfsIas, November al, as
I'LL aupsese.lg lay. Special reference
ra t tact that as @ nation
ne a8 mae 10 ae at peace with the
rg ,a. orld IND Oh this subject
-ae -cs.jen. sags: ct is especially
tc ht lc ted tsa. during the last year
great prsara has been achieved To
tAe .aaae .t ar9irTati0n and peaceful
g-e...sAars y.. II .erDatl3nal disputes
The Iuto. aie Commerce conmiR~
e.ou auAslG Tie advances IN freight
sa-aa In southeastern territory made
b. 51e Atlantic coast me. she louis
vile 4 Nashville and other railroads.
Jhs United States government liz
en- arrasseG ny Gernany's action IN
rst ti-r the lvogogals % EUertsan
potash oa9efs.
rhe posi- ats department az wash
'oe.ou mas ardored the postal address
Ct bentley 'Ianor, Staten iaiaad.
aged Ha-s a9 To.-enFile.
President raft conferred Eith MIN
lister Ar0serlena. and d~iSclained any
hlantior ~ annexIng Panama
Nars 4 Secretary Meyer, after an IN
apelijUn OF naval stations, is cor
vtncet taat cur base at Guantanamo
secure. So Us control OF the Garth.
basn SEA &id the Gulf o1 1iexaco,
whien u,a1os iefeEsa OF the eastern
approach Ia -hA Panama canal.
Street raj Wy companies are itRr
he af acaid4vrs TO passengers o.
th5tr car pi1elor.ua according to 6 de-
81 on ban3ed dawn by Justice Yan
o. sdal Of the Cours OF appeals OF %ha
Dla.1icf "a CrlHrN.a
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Fu1tJn1 he. Mrs. Jane ana Nc
Contrey Prlgn wife Of FTaaes
pruyn. one Of the best known farm
trs Of the town Of Glen. cor1mitted
-a'o{de her home three miles
s5uth Of Glen village. by hanging her
self from q raftsr in Jhs attie. Mrs.
pruyu, Who vas about seventy years
Of age, had been missing fer tive
hours anG a search was being made
Tor her. About five months ego Mrs
pruyn's only child, a daughter, Mrs.
frank Hall was taken to 6 san tart.
an for treatment, and the mothe
had brooded over It to such an exten-
lhat it is Thought 10 haze affected he.
mind.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Emperor Nicholas OF Ea.ass Was
ne Der ii a hunting party 2 shs
German ~aInperor's new gaNaa pre-
serve, near Oranienburg.
Pref Erres Hiehard ~ Coiuns.a
uuirt1S IN speaking II b1sron NV
cred the exchange OF children as w
IS studengs betwseo he centres 1f
Europe and America
Sc ratarg ever OF che nay AR
p~artu4e1t returned co W- 5linstcn al-
,6r 2 loUr of he nav ylFta ard he Z
6 conference Rltl e5.-clt IaLt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Newark.-tfasfth Ofice1 d. Young
reports two c-aas oi typhoid fever in
the village, wh!ca are claimed to be
the result Of che use 81 ica taken
from the cara last winter. One OF
the sufferers has BEEN working In
he cooling room Of the canning fac
tory, where o large amouat Of the
canal Ice vas used. This ice was
taken from the canal below tie lower
locks ard below where tie sewers
empty. DR.. Young states mat no Ice
gin be taken from the canal this
winter tor g.a where there i any
GOSSIP iltY of its causing a spread Of
.le fever. This win mean hat the
local Ice dealers mus seek another
source Of supply for their next sum
mere trade.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
GI- EEE

s. lt vas 4.ra. .r5 ay Pittalurg tlat
g s5an5arL on company has taken
evsr .h4 holdings IN. the ". q Ireea
Oh company III gaaao parish, Ia,
bal ing sG.0oo. j0G gh6 oil fields
comp Use 10y zoe acres about twenty
CHS miles north 5f p. -~7yegort
-oaof leaders prepared for g gen.
arai STRIKE IA tta BIB everything On
wheels ID Greater New York ami
Jersey City as 4 result Of the failure
10 settle me axDressmen S trouble.
Samuel Corners arrived q take
charge OF The truggle
Isasc Fo9lI vino deserted 4 gits
and four children IT, HeW York 80
years ago, ~ta7ented before hts death
81 Engiard ana left his fortune OF
$250g0a ID them Alter : search
t1ree az the ebiidran were found liy-
ing FIJI this country.
while 'a 9 temporary Tx % IN u
lty. orousas On oy failure 10 reco ar
from q long illness, d. = French en-
Li0yed as a 5~'af1ict s1-erirten dent
" the Pubic Service corporation.
m~urdaraa his eve Young i~aUyhtets
ana she himself at hAs horne In ELF
Gbetd. b.
Joac His h~oose7i.t. cousin OF the
sx-Prasident, ard three guests wers
hurt ic l.5 eracE cf his auto near
walden. n. RI The chauffeur vaa
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
NEW YORK STATE NEWS
Warning or Ic-let Plague.

New York.--A.tlcuEl tf9 t.altgr-
81 Association Of Auioaon soaietieg
has advised farmers b ,nfs pam Of
tta eountrg 10 crcesot ~. 5trds as e
noans to Offset .6e possible rlyazes
81 the aav.nteen-ne1r locust neat
prtaf, DIT. James 5orthw.c.. the NzT
Work park department artomp'os5z
: va the daoage 5aat nay b. done
b. Tie locus.8 V no, t3 BE- feared as
v,1 h as lhat done ny tho 1ussoCk Of
lea ard moths. or BIT scale. "For siy.
1eet years these Io.usts 7eed "a he
yrobao, said Dr. S%outhwies. II the
say tenth they got their wing and
lnvsG the trees 10 deposit their isr-
vac The damage they d. Is prr.
cioa 10 youns fruit :rees, but the
differ species OF moths, beetles
sd y2'le arc more 70 oa feared
fne "; X o. s:rap.rg +ae rs5s fl
Ner Isrl olJg viii begin iu q tcV
days. Or 5outhwtck sad. ard It WI
70 dcne % thoroughly tosl the de
garment ~45onolcsfst says che city 6
trees shea F. BE- - better condition
nsz sunni tlr than IN some years.
Accord.rs NJ The speal of the Audi
to- society, aeariy I'll birds that IN
hagtr tals pa o1 the county pre- ~
the lacUs,s
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

did Tou see any ome IL C}e,-
many pulling plows?" I asked lnA
~1addSters who had beer &nina
-ope.
Yes" she admitted, but wosr t
half 80 sorry for the creatures ag /
thought I should be. they weren't
doing all The work by any means +.
every instance their hushanda T.fe
helping thera by pushing the 2Icws
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Save the peefiDts cores u az
Dies used fl Q rg Cover ~Lh III
lei and to every Two gallons Of water
Id a cuptui Of taoIs 3 en- I3ts
mother II available Cover via good
ayrn netting ana lex IA rlra pAac
for three or four wee Use c-4ef II
or,ferred, IL which ease TIVE e'lpfuls
* uolssses are Ets t
Arr
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w}Iliao to FORGET

Smith-Buc Why does ne object e
being called the lion. Mr., BLANC:
Jones-Well. you see, It's an urplsas'
snt reminder that he used 20 he 4
uemDer Of the state ieglslatur r AMI
he's afraid It might burt ais repatadsa
amons strangers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Att.m ave- rogY, sFas
pounds Of pears :
green ginger oYeT 1F a
Of water. Peel ue eus
small pieces Aske so ~
sugar sud the water
rar was soaked snf '5 oetlh
email pieces pe"''
ooh slowly four IL 1s 5-ruP
mould be dark ard fcE
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Stella-Wouid you say she vas =
veli.dressed woman"
EIla-No; she looks Ike 2 Wal
street bear who las covered IN +
desperate hurry.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
Making AreNds

Housewife-Suppose, when you're
blasting, 2 big rock comes right IN
through cur window?
Coneractor-That1l DC sM rirht.
ady: IN send one Of my men to fetch
{ out agsin.-Judge.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

She-Nhat nakoa you sag you c1't
Jet bread now like your mother used
o make?
He--l suppose Tor the same reason
hat men do a great many tainga--ba-
.auss my father said It before ne.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
Arnropriate detection.

That vacuu company Is certain.
y going 70 Guild on an appropriate
lite"
How SCI"
They have bougrSS vacant lot"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
tsom 4 Gets There.

Yes" laid the scanty-hatred ral1
~ nat I tell rs wife goes"
'Tndeed?" exclaimed his companion.
You bet It does" re, joined Inc
other. "she tells It to her moth Ell
end within week rs an over town
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
olIaer.

II understand that D'Aucer shawsd
you ali his pictures the other dayr
Eyes, ! saw them all"
They say his best pictures are zE
good"
He didn't shcw ms those
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

But when the new chaplain essaya1
10 ban wine. women and song, the
gay cavaliers flung him from the bat
dement's.
What else ere banners Sor9' they
protested mirthfully.-Puck.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Mrs. Tatties--Ali sorts OF s.or ca
are going around about the Nuccunlls
Mrs. snoper-No wonder. They
have been iiVlng II the aeighaoEhood
six weeks AID nobody knows anyth3na
about them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

niaa the Riie ~ lis life.
Ithaca. -Whi54 r.d.ag 2 u..oi "A q
down the Trima asburg uacslam
road into t6is c.ty Earl Chap MAJ.
Big man t~wenCy-seyer years IL are.
crashed into q stone Ele about t~a
miles nUrtL az Ithaca and Nas
cured morally, dying 8 few k0u
thereafter ChapElaa's ]moj0rcycl
vas tra cling at The rate of SO miles
an hou- He YVES carrying q passoa-
ger, Ben gmin Cohn, q Cornell fresh
man, ao1 rooms Sd bis house. Char
man had started ont from Ieiaca say.
iDg tbat he meant to give Cohn the
slde 20 mis- life. The trip 70 Trumana-
burg vas made at d lively clip, and
or the return the machine shot bF
automobiles like 4 1ash, en- 4 doV
grade rto the city me %lotorcycl L
Travelled at q 59-lrlls sai- and Char
uaa seeme3 to l3sa c0ntro., Al
lhcurh be maneged I'd round eYeral
curves without being thrown tta ma
shine finally ssildei and smashed
llto the store lie. Beth ner were
thrown under the cycle. CraDnan's
skull vas fractured ana ae never re-
gained conso.p -sness. CoLn. loW-
ever, was but slightly iriQ1ea
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

II wonder II men did not get taetg
IDEAS Of eyndicates from ducks
what makes you think that?"
Because ducks We're the hrst crea-
t1res to put their issues in q pool"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
Els Muteno.

10 you think l tan afford a rev
scat for you this winter, my deaT??"
why, % course I've just looked
over you last years overcoat and
I'm q you won't nesd q new one"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11


ths P'elssai -aIges1 ana 'sslgs'
0ailllE Jesse Y tne %oFlo' WA
y e1Aec o1 Jae Ahs.isA aodss'
4. convention signed w MT. eav-
son Special Ar rican commissioner
and tfesJlenf +5raaa lhaloate8 .Hal
2 l1aI TER MIG Sgaa w re seg
mere guarantees hg oV peF 'sh n
the coff'I2s oNs
Peace was aintainea a1 t.aFas-
Iona ana owns Z Catalonia, the civil
guards easily spersirs lemonssfa-
tarS
rf Hrasa, u Portuguese pro7is-
donal prealdent, ays That Inc rapub-
!ic ~ safe and Il .etion Impossible
ne arUored aFn.szt W-5hh5to~
att 81 Ahonts' o4ii'n 90 -H0ihs
or ne Tip atoo thS american ~
tlsal.
Ten Dvas were lost az sea and great
damage vac cag ED on i2nu " ire
pro'lnee n fraa 's-Aohfes' Porsasal-
the republic 2 Portugal gran. ed
amnesty to petit al offenders and re-
ducec IT.. prison eItences OF al Grim
inalE onetnu5.
MANY Gves w Iost in tie Durn.ne
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
Or pghIslsrad ErIan5a.

rhe lear cid 1oksz, ina dear "a i5tss
ny boyish heart ncld dear
are doing stunts In 7auceyili8
As usual this year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11
a LONG sneeeh.

Eewit-What did you wife say to
you wren you got home last night
1awett-I can't tel you just now;
Id fc-
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Fun,

You can't get rich by dreaming drsaIng,
You must keep on the run,
But now and then 70 me X seems
That dreaming splendid fun.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

Hampstead. County Treasurer q
Nassau County Charles T Lewis
naaded to the board Of supervisors A
check for s40,090, which he sad was
to cover the defalcation ~ !. Frank
Baukney and w. w. R~apeLyea, two
clerks who were in his Office ard WAC
lad stolen that amount of money
from the county during the past five
1J over ta4
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

A. Pa
Fire Es
is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
KING Of SIAM
WILL ESCAPE.
By Landing at Seattle He and
His Forty Wives Avoid
Edmunds Act.

United States District Attorney
Breckons Will not cause the arrest Of
the king of Siam = for two reasons.
Kings, whether they have one wife or
forty, are not subject to arrest in tbe
United States; they may even exceed
the speed limit or beat their FORTY
wives without being amenahIe "a +hn
laws; also the king of Siam will not
come to Hawaii at ali, but viii land
IN Seattle. And Seattle, Of course,
would not stand for the arrest of the
only king she ever saw.
The king Of Siam may he a hipamist.
IN fact, his possession Of forty wives
would seem 10 put him in that class.
lie may or may not be an undesirable
citizen, and his forty wives may come
N the same class. Fut they are all
safe, 50 far as Hawaii is concerned.
Mr. Breckons. of course. recognizes the
fact that to pinch a king would nut a
feather in his official cap. but he will
have to forego the piaaeure-esneciaI
as the king and his harem are not com.
ing TO Honolulu after aIl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
COLORADO HOST
FOR IRRIGATIONTSTS

me State of Colorado Will entertain
at Pueblo, its second city in size. Sen
tember 26.3o, 1910, the greatest gather
ing ever held within its borders a.
| within the West, This is the Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress. Several
Thousand regularly -accredited delegates
and interested visitors are avnac+o5
IRON every State in the West and from
many Of the eastern and Southern
/. states, which are recognizing the oraat
work of this congress.
For the National Irrigation CONGRESS-
Is the greatest development agency in
the country. it pointed the way IN
the reclamation act Of June T. iQ02
resulting IA twenty-five government
projects. at a cost Of fifty millions of
"o,I"IS' ana opening up more than three
"liioh acres Of arid lands to settle
iH'11. II IS the practical agency of the
country IN forestry and Conservation
ha~ 1osfered the now great beet IN.
""SJIN from struggling infancy f. .
H"'A. "nefe the country confidently on
peers SHORTY to produce It's own smear
consumption, and more than +hgf f.
''r'-H' sugar-eXporting nation.
IT rs the originator Of tina homo
making policy that is Ieadina than.
sands OF intelligent men s.hael= f. ~,
'"od provoking increased nra4ue+ion.
"d\"rhtIhg scientific agric11-nra. onf
thereby decreasing the east nj I.,-:,,..
= mar t'haJ problem. 1t has taken tLn
i'3I Ih ~oli-con~trvati0n.
he foreign representation. ..4 H..
+ -
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! In accordance with the provisions OF
| a certain Bond Mortgage or Deed OF
| Trust, dated June list, 1898. made and
| executed by CALIFORNIA BEET
SUGAR AND REFINING COMPANY
| corporation (whose corporate name
since the date of said bonds, has been
legally changed to, and is now CALI
FORN1A AND HAWAIIAN SUGAR
REFINING Company, two hundred
(2OO) of the Fifteen Year Six Per Cent.
Gold Bonds, Of the denomination of
One Thousand 10000 Dollars each, also
dated June LIST, 1898, and secured by
sand Bond Mortgage or Deed Of Trust.
were on the 10th day Of March. 1910,
duly drawn, by their numbers by lot,
for redemption on the 1st day Of June,
1910, and notice is hereby given that
said two hundred (200) bonds will be
redeemed il full al the office of the said
corporation, No. 254 California street.
San Francisco, California, on the LIST
day Of June, 1910, at which time and
place said corporation Will pay on each
OF said two hundred (200) bonds. so
drawn, its principal, or face value to-
WIT: The sum of One Thousand 10000
Dollars, together with the coupons that,
on said 1st day Of June. 1910. NAV be
due thereon.
Interest on said two hundred (2O0)
bonds 50 drawn viii cease from and
after the lst day of June, 1910.
Said two hundred (200) bonds to be
redeemed as aforesaid are numbered as
follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
SEALED TENDERS,

Sealed tenders FL, ia ao,-4,..-...-.-
seven-roomal scbooI +anoto.-, ' '.ol :
at Keokea. Kn1a Man; r IT nv
received ~. tho roo.1 = IL ~
the county Of Mani nm 10 ian y,
Tbnrsdar NJ - 1o1I ~ - 1''' p III
-,
+a;n.1 - -. - -o,'o may ne %
'iiee u me undersigned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
c. BREWER & co. LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co.. of Liverpool, Ing
land.
London Assurance Corporation. ;,
Commercial Union Assurance Co, I'a7
of London.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co, Of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Caiedonian Insurance Co. -
The Upper Rhine Insurance 20, u"
(Marinel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF TWO
HUNDRED (2OO), SIX PER CENT
FIFTEEN YEAR, GOLD BONDS,
DATED JUNE 1ST, 1898, OF CALI.
FORNIA BEET SUGAR AND RE
Filming COMPANY, A CORPORA
TON, WHOSE CORPORATE NAME
IS NOW CALIFORNIA AND HA-
WAIIAN SUGAR REFINING COM
PANY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
At Chambers-In Probate.
No 4245.
In the matter Of the estate Of Fred
M. Lyon, deceased

! - h--- ESldLE u IeG
M Lyon, deceased.
On reading and filing the reti+ion Of
John \. French of Honolulu. alIegino
that Fred NJ. Lyon Of Honolulu iia7
| interstate at Hong&ong On the Goth dav
OF December, A. d. 1909. leaving prom
erty within the jurisdiction Of this Court
necessary to be administered unon. and
praying that letters IF administrator
issue to some proper party. it is or
dered that Monday, the 10th dav Of
May, \. d, 1910, at ten o'clock !. m
be and hereby i appointed for bearin,
SAID petition in he courtroom Of thiS
Court IN the Judiciary building in the
cilN and county Of Honolulu. at when
time and place all persons concern.1
may appear ami show cause, If anv
,ney have. why sljI petition should not
be granted. -
Dated Honolulu, April S. 1910
By the Court:
r,, J. 4 THOMPSON.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the Frisr
Circuit
Thompson, Clemens & Wilder. attor.
neys for petitioner
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Fire Insurance
The B. +. DILLINGHAM; CO.
LTD.
c. BREWER & COMPANY, Ito:
sugar Factors and Commission IL
chants.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-29
WELLINGTON
Recent Entertainment e Sueeess--Rs-
 eeipts $22.

The entertainment at the town hall Saturday evening by the Ladies' so- ciety represented not only much painstaking work, but much taste, tad ent and skin The large audience was not only appreciative of the beauty of the pictures shown but of the mu~i- cal part of the programme as we'll
 Mir. Hall sent up the big team with a large party of young people from South Wiliington- The whole affair was a pronounced success, t32 being taken in, and a good sum toward the piazza fund will be realized.
 A mission study class under the auspices of the Union Y. F.. e. c. E. will take up the satudy of Japan. uB- ing for a text book, Sunrise in the Sunrise Kingdom, in the Forward mis- sion study course. The drst meeting was held Tuesday evening at Rev MT. Gardner's.
 Another deer is coming to Mrs. Prate for it's daily rations
 This must be what the old people used to call the 'equaw'a winter"
 The last of the wells that have boon dry for some months has now a cup ply of water. ,