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- SSNN
 LONDON Feb. | Edward MyliuS. 4 prominent publisher nf thi7 city. was today found guilty or libel and was sentenced To scrH. 8 wear m prison. Tho ease will b" appealed.
 Mylius who has caused numerous sensations here during the past few years with racl articles exposing va- rious prominent rersnnag"s and crowned heads. caused story in which II was maintained that King George was morganatieally married ta the daughter ot Admiral Seymour in the year INao [" be printed in his pub- lication.
 Th- article further explains that inc l,ft handed marriage as such rer"- monies are sometimes called, was the continuation of an agreement between the contracting parties. in which the beautiful daughter of the admiral con
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MURDER OF GUS P0STLER
 UNC0vERS BIG SCANDAL

they had closed their own lease on the establishment
 Tn" call was issued Following m" murder "f poStl"r hN one uf the pro rrirt"r- "f the place Tn. murderer gave himself up to tn. officers without offering any resistance
 When tu" pulic" entered th.. resort they noticed that gamee uf chance W"r. being played above board and that th. inmates of the resort did not seem tp fear th" officers of rn, law
 Believing that something Mas wrong th" patrolm"n reported th" matter To tho chief of police. who in turu ordered private detectives To watch th" house.
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KING GEORGE CAUSES ARREST OF PUBLISHER

srutcd to tak" the king as her hus- band after the stipulation was made hN hlm that she would have no claim "u his title or property
 MNlus printed a lengthy account pf tn" quaint ceremony and of the com ract made between the two principals. shortly after the article appeared in print. the publisher was arrested charged with libel. of which h- was found guilty today
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STRIKERS NOW PLEAD FOR WORK
STARVATION CAUSES MANY
 GARMENT WORKERS TO BEG

piled with food and other ucc"ssitie~ flut the day came when the union could no longer support the hundreds "f disgruntlcd workers and a period nr starvation commenced
 In many homes. entire families wcr,. starving Not a crust of bread did they hay" and had it not been for the mum cr"us charitable institutions which came To their rescue. many would have pcrishcd.
 J'ntil today the striker, have been existing on charity. Their false pride had been humbled
 Early this morning the workers were seen lounging about the garment fac
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TWO CHINESE
 FOR ANNAPOLIS
UNCLE SAM TO TEACH THEM
 ARMY TACTICS.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 3-Two Chin ese students have heen appointed by Uncle sam to the United states army school at Annapolis. The two young men are exceptionally bright having attended the most select institutions of lcarnling in England.
 Through the efforts of the Chinese ambassador stationed al this city. the boys application for admission to the military academy were taken under consideration but not until today wer' the appointments officially announced.
 The students are desirous of obtain ing a practical education in warfare and it has been their ambition to al tend the Annapolis school
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DILLON POPULAR WlTA ALL
 cIASSES-lS FAVoRlTE.
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 SEATTLE. Feb 4-Maypr ni Gu will undoubtedly hr defeated hy Dh- lon at the recall mayoralty election L. b, held her, next Tesday Although Ia certain clique "t business men ar' supporting th" present mayor for r" election. tn. opposition IS strong. be ing backed hy two of th,. three. dailA newspapers of this city.
 Tn. Seattlr Tim-~ ts alone u sup. porting Gill
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PULLS DOWN
 TAFT'S PICTURE
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR OF IDA.
 10 CREATES SENSATION.
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BoISE. Frb. | Creating uo lduy eminent amt causing a great deal col unpopular n"torirty. Governor Hawle.. rhr deuoerati, executive of Idaho. tn- tay ordered that r"rtrait of Pr.si lent Taft which has been hanging iu tHe g"Nrruar'S office. since th" begin uing Of the present administration. be removed from his sight
 Tn" motiv" for this srraug" moNr at this time k mot known but the local new spaperS contend that Governor Hawl"y and President Taft are at outs
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SECRETARY DICKINSON WILL 0i
 RECT PRELIMINARY WORK.
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 WASHNGToN. F,b Secretary Dickinson MI dir.ct th, work which will soon b" started au the ,onstruc Bids ar. now being called for for mt- terials and contract Nark and as soou as these hayr been turned m and ae- ceptrd. th. construction uf th" great waterway will b, commenced
 The buildins of the canal Will mean dr.d- of men will h. employed uu the rroJect All provisions wiu be bought lu the sound citN
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 SAN FRANCISCOO Feb. Follow ing tn. murder of Gustave Postler and the sensational raid upon th" Sar- at"ga Club. a large gaming resort. oi this city. comes the news of a big poo for the past two years Az the result of the revcalation. nine police officers. tw" s"rEcauts and a police. captain. ar" now heinz held pending trial for accepting hrihe moncy
 When the polio" responded tp a hurry cali which Was turned in from the Saratoga Club last Tuesday night. little did the management imagine that
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COLLIER SATURN WILL BRING
 ALL EQUIPMENT
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 WASHINGTON. Feb m, cpl- Her saturn. instead Of Jh, cruiser Buf- falo. will carry the wireless equipment for the Kodiak station, which win be installed in the near future. The saturn will leave for the Alaskan Wa ters on the first day "f May and will sail direct Co the island without any stops All possible haste will he made in getting th. station in readiness for operation
 IL was at inst ann"un,ed that the Buffalo would bring the equipment to the site of lhr station. but as she Is al- ready iu use "n another project, tho saturn Wnl h,. us,d for transporting the outfit
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MAYTIN WILL
 SUCCEED HUNT
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WASHINGTON Feb President Taft has announced the appointment "l Judge George Maytm of ohio. to succeed Judg' Hunt m tn. court Of custom appeals Both men are well known in political circles aud Judge Maytn. the app"intc,.. Is au old-timc friend "l th" chief executives
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 CHICAGO, Feb 4-The beginning uf the end Of the garment workers strike was marked today when on" huudr,d starving eX-employcs or the lItczlisted concerns. plead with the managers to replace them at their l"IChes The sight was indeed pitt ful. Half-clad and haggard. the starv- ing men. women and childrenl who have held out against strong opposi- ton for many weeks. begged on bend cd knees that they be given work at any salary
 During tn" first few days of the walll-out the strikers were we'll sup
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tories waiting for the doors tD open Their appearance" was different from the day in which they walked out
 Although a few of thr managers. out "i sheer pity. have consented to rein state the begging workers. thor, are many wh" hay" turned them away hungry
 It k believed that by tomorrow eye ming the strike will h" officially dcclar rd "u and that the workers will b, given permission to return tu thciI talk. them back
 Eadle's day-February G.
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CONFIRM TWO
 APPOINTMENTS
JUDGES HUNT AND MACK ARE
 FAVORED FOR OFFICE.
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WASHINGToN. Fob I-Tho nom nations of Judges Archibald Hunt and Garland Mack tp the court of com mcrre. Were today confirmed. Although it was commonly believed that the two appointments would hang fire for som, time. before being confirmed or "p- posed. the expected opposition did not
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REAR ADMIRAL SHERRY
 DIES AT HOME
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NEWPORT. K. L. t"h. 3.-Rcar Ad miral Spcrry died here last Wedncsd.A night after brief illness. His death was sudden and unexpected as but a perfect health
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STATES THAT IDITARoO WILL
 SOON HAVE TELEGRAPH.
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SEATTLE. Feb 4-m wire re- reived her" t"iaN from Falcon loslin president of the Panama railroad and Alaskan banker he states that ar engagements ar" now being made to connect the Iditarod KskokWim ana lower Yukon. hy means of telegraph lines
 Mir Joslin further states that thv wires and fixtures for the stations wiu he installed shortly and that commun- ioation between the three towns. by means of telegraph, wiu soon be pos sible
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THEY SUE FOR
 RETURN OF STOCK
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 TRENTON N ]. Feb 8 Nathanial Tookor amt othcl- have commenced suit against thr estate of Henry Have. never. the late sugar baron. To recover ten million dollars worth of sugar stock which thr> allegc aa- obtained from them hy fraud.
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NOTICE

Notice ts hereby gwen that [. the undersigned. |. !. Lewis. have with drawn from the firm of Lewis Broth CTS. and will no' be responsible for any debts hereafter contracted by said firm
 tSignedD | ! LEWIS.
 Dee !. 1910.
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 Tod.> the SIDuths turned in their reports Each patroIman ou the beat u.,d br,u receiving nifty dollars each month for protection. tn" ~org.ants. seventy -ti>' l"IIa~ and th" captain u.. hundred and uft>dollar~
 While raids Nrr. being mat, on other gambling r"-ort~ in th. yiciuIt, 'r the Saratoga club that establish ..,ut Was never noticed
 Tn" Saratoga club Is u"n closed tud its door. ar" nailed up.
 Coming-Red hot sketch at Eagle entertainment and ball, Febraury 6. Don't
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Tickets for the Shriners' ball may be obtained at Zehner's. Mueller's. Cog gins or kiesele's.
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$500 PLUM
 FOR MANUEL
Ex-kING IS PENsIoNEO BY RE
 PUBLIC.
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 I.lSRON Feb EN king Mauu,I a1s beech p-usinurd hs th' nrpuble ud iu tb. future win rcc.tvr d paltr> rhirty-thre hundred dollars a month .ar keeping his hands "n "f govern aeut affairs Manuel Is indignant and disappointed |" think that tho officer rf the republic did not see ht To add auoth.r ,o"~. egg tn th, tgurr on tnr .hrck. but h" has already announced #Iat he Nil gladiy rr,,i1e th. r,u.ior. l~ small as il is
 Sine. Manuel has been drtnrnnrd .rae" has rcign"d supreme and Lis. n.u i~ itself again
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REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry Phone Main 15t.
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COURT WILL
 HEAR CONCLUDING ARGUMENTS
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wASHINGTON. Feb 3.-The con ,luding arguments in the cases against Mitchell Gompers and Morrison. wilt be made before the supreme court to day.
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. Good warm rooms for Inc Winter a the Elite Baths. Steam heat.
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Don AlVez Havana Cigars direct from factory. sis to ten dollars a hun. dred according 10 size at the Bank Saloon.
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comins-Rsd hot sketch at Eagle entsrtainmsnt and ball. Fsbraury 6. Don't miss t.
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Subscribe for the Nome 0aiiy Mug r.t s2.oo msnth.
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They will scream, scream scream Who. The Eagles. When. Feb. 6.
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For good printing see the Nugget.
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Job work at the Nugget.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

American Citizen CA. .. 1gl0) You
don't take much interest IN congress-,
k1zrA.
Another NO. tell you they don't
have the men there that they had
twenty years ago. Puck
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

What 10 you think about the man
who ii tie bane Of aiI M musical suO-
cesa III sonaag~
what about hlmIn
He isn't bass af all; he's e
tenor"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

A good l0-room house and 20 lots.
tine shade and fruit trees; also 4 other
eoga houses and lots. Good terms
WINK. EsLrcK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-12-28

Several thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
Doars Of March and April iarrow
>. A. OmDAHT.,
tF Burbank 8. p.
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SHIPPING
Continued from page hve)

and that city has felt the effect of the
competition.
A conference has been. called to
meet at Washington next week, when
President Taft, members of the Canal
commission and E. A. Drake, man
ager of the Panama railroad, will con
slider what action can be taken by the
government towards giving its aid to
the Bates & Chesebrough line. In the
meantime the people are sending in
their freight and the two next steam
ers are already booked to their full
capacities.
The strong petitions forwarded by
the commercial bodies of six large
cities showing the interest taken in
the matter, it is believed, will have
great weight with those who will de-
eide the governments course of ac-
ton. In the telegram sent from Sc
attic chamber of commerce the fol
lowing language is used
Seattle wishes to join other cities
in most serious protest against the
present situation. We hope you will
see your way clear by action through
the secretary of war to prevent what
is really crime against the shippers
and consumers of the whole wesN
coast"
The Portland telegram says in part:
ut is obvious that it is the intention
of the transcontinental railroads to
destroy competing water line through
its ownership of the Pacific Mail. We
respectfully call your attention that
through the government ownership of
the Panama railroad and steamship
line the administration is in posi-
ton to prevent ruinous rate demorali-
cation and protect shipping via the
Panama route"
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bert Miss @. A. Levey, Mrs G. Il. NJ
Nelson, NJ. Young, r. w. Hogan, l.
F. Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. winkman
NJ. Evans, Mrs arthur Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roebling, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Cook, Miss Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs
Stoltenberg. Mrs. Chas. Hayward, Miss
Il. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Baum, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Zimmerman and
Miss Alice Smith, Mrs. NJ. Giggips,
Mrs. A. Brooke, Miss 70. Brooke, Mrs.
P, Johnson, Miss Randolph, Miss A.
Nelson, Mrs J. Mckinney, T. e. Hud-
son, Mrs. Hudson, Miss e. Cooke, Mrs.
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Neal, Miss /.
Wolfe, Miss NJ Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. Lafferty, Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Fer
nandez, Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Hugo
Carlson, Robt. Winkleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Halse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Rraley, Mrs. NJ. Bosse, Miss b. f.
Carr, r. NJ Smith, Miss E. Woodbury.,
Miss e. w Watson, Mr.. and Mrs r.
G. Macdonald, Mrs. P. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. L. NJ. Covert,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Fisher, w. A.
Morse, A. Link, Mrs. A. Holden; Mr..
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and Mrs. Grant Brittle, c. r. wilmore,
Mrs. r. J. Oshea. Mrs. r. p shund-
Ter, H. NJ. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Stone, Mr. and Mrs La Moreaux, c.
J. Wall, Chas. Relner, Ken Metcalf ID.
Mclvor.
Per S. s. Honolulan to San Fran
cisco, March 10.-Miss l.. A. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. La Moreaux. Miss
F. La Moreaux, Miss J. Scott Miss J.
Goldman, Mrs. II. L. Sawyer and child,
Miss NJ Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Scott,
Mrs H. W. Scott, Miss r. A. Carter,
Mrs r. G. Dwight Dr. NJ Quigley,
Mrs. G. NJ. Montague, Mrs II. "a
Cummings, Mrs. G. e Meyers, Mrs.
G. r. Russell, Miss Dorothy Russell,
Mrs. A. NJ. Curtis. Mr.. G. A. Capilos,
Mr.. M. Soyeda, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Berryhill,
Jr., Mr.. Noel DEER, Mr. J. c. Wall,
Mr.. @. Morgeneer, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Oleson, Mr.. T. A. Carter, Mr. H. q.
Hersey, Mr.. E. Munro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex NJ. Robertson, DR.. E. c. Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas F. Patterson.
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died at 1870 p. m. March 9Th, 1911
Cause Of death, Asiatic cholera. Date
OF cremation, March 4th, 1911.
Case No. 19.-Katherine Maikai
Female, 16 yrs. Hawaiian. Removed
from lower Manoa Road, March Attn
1911. Was a contact Of Cases Nos. 16
and II. Place Of death, Kalihi Quar-.
antine Hospital. Date Of death, 1916
p. m, March 5th, 1911. Duration of
Illness, IL hours. Attending physician,
DR.. j. T. Wayson. Cause of death, As
iatic cholera. Disposition of body,
cremated.
Case No 2O.-Jos. Kanoho, male,
Hawaiian, about SO years. Place of
death, lane off Luso street, mr.. Nor
mon church. Date of death, 4:20 D.
M, March 5th, 1911. Duration of ILL
ness, z hours. Cause of death, Ash
attic cholera. Disposition of body,
cremated.
Yours very respectfully,
E. A. MOTT SMITH.
President, Territorial Board of Health.
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PASSENGERS.
Departed.

Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and
way ports, March Sam Parker, j.
F. Woods and wife, Miss Edna Kells,
Miss l. H. Wood, Mr.. Sherlock, Clar-
ence Sherlock, w. I. Crofts, w. H.
Dewolf, Miss Alice Hattie, M. w
Levy and wife, Philip Stock, M. /
Blanchard, NJ. Sherman, G. s. Fitzpat-
rick, G. Castendyk and wife, DR.. G. B.
Lyman and wife, Mrs. G. Mcclellan,
Mr.. Kenegeo, Mrs. Ruttman, J. r
Taylor, R. D. King, Miss Mary Aeves
Mrs. X. Kekuewa, X. Allen, L. s
Schenk, Levy, Paul Smith, B, Wag
goner, Daisy Barden, Carl Reid, R
Castendyk, A. Seldner John Dreier, c
J. Wilson and wife, F. ]. Lindeman, j
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J. Dengler James d. Dole. d. W. Dur
ant Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Fisher. Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Folsom. Miss F. A
Folsom, Mrs. A. b. Grover. Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Hall, w. II. Hunt. Miss /.
q. johnson, b. X. Knight, Mrs. D. La
ogier' c. " Longwood, NJ. Lemcke. Mr.
and Mrs. q. B. Martin, Mr. and Mrs
F. s. Mathewson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas
McCarty, Mrs. F. II. Morley. Mrs. 7 !
Nevills, Miss Clara Nevills, Miss E. II.
Nixen, Mr. and Mrs. James p. Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pike. Mr.. and Mrs.
>. L. Prentiss, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Queal and chauffeur, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
u Reinecke, ~ Scharlin, Alex. Scla.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Scott, Miss Charlotte
Scott Mr. and Mrs A. Stein. Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Southwick, Wilbur Thielan.
Mrs. M. E. Tisdale, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
W. Tomblin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Van
Wlnkle' Mrs. J. H. Weer, Miss N.
Weer, Mrs. o. t. Wellington. Mr.. and
MRS. l.. G. Westcott, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
e. Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. o. oliver. J. S.
Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilcox.
Per bark Andrew Welch, for San
francisco March Mrs. w. X.
Harnden and child, Mrs. e. Hender.
son, H. E. Smith, H. G. Morse and A.
Tones.
Booked,
Per Kinau, for Kauai ports, March
7-Mr and Mrs. c. B. Makee, Miss G.
e. Thomas, Mrs. Faria, ]. Morse. S.
X. Flint, H. A. Mye, S. Kamakaoii.
Shirago, S. o. Kiwago, Mrs. Anderson.
and three children, H. M. Evans. S.
H. Moore, Miss v. Silva, Mrs. o.
Blackstead, E. p. Murray, ]. w. Asch.
lmoto, A. Lota, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ke-
bara, Mr.. and Mrs. Noboiikawa, W.
Kauai and Matsumoto.
Per o. S. S. Sierra, for San Fran
cisco, Mar. 8. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Thompson, MI. and Mrs. Burns, Mrs.
a. T. Ketcham and child, Mrs. anu
Mrs. Geo. P. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Stohl, Mrs. G. B. Herbert, Mrs.
j. T. Wayson and child, Miss Brown,
Miss c. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Lastin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Coombs,
daughter, Mrs. Carl Drury, Mrs. Kirk,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Rug
giles, Miss Coggeshall, Miss 2. Plum
mer S. E. Holiday, ]. w. Elder, DR..
and Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. and Mrs. c.
J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Klaus, M.
Morgan, M. Morrill,, Geo. G. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Fellows, G. N. Cot
ton and daughter, F. M. Marshall, Mrs.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Crawford, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Merrill and daugn-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Copeland,
Miss E. Dalrymple. Mrs. w. F.
Barnes, Mrs. G. c. Potter. Miss Pot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Laney, Miss
M. Archibald, Miss B. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Colby, Mr. and Mrs Hull
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I. At THE THEATERS
aIaaest &c At The hllou.

The hit of the season was made last
night at the Biiou by the Columbians
when the entire excellent troupe ap.
peared on the commodious stage of
that theater, all in "blackface"; black
ened up like real, genuine darkies of
the southern States.
There was wee Merilynn Miller
who has astonished so many cities,
all done up in blaze. And Claire and
Ruth, her accomplished sisters APP
peared in "the shadow" their mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Caro- Miller
likewise doing the darkness. The FIVE
Millers, with Comedian Lew Pistol
and Tom Heath, the singer, certainly
took down the house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-07
CHOLERA RECORD

The following is a continuation OF
a former issue of the official report
of cases of Asiatic cholera;
Honolulu, March 4, 1911.
Case No. 16.-Lionel All Kid "Per
ry," male, Characterization, 16 mos
Place of death, lower Manoa Road
Date of death, March Srd, 1911. Cause
of death, Asiatic cholera. Attending
physician, DR.. X. F. Ii. Date of ere
nation, March 4th, 1911.
Case No. 17.-Flora Perry, female,
Chinese Hawaiian, mo. z days Place
of death, lower Manoa Road. Date OF
death, March 3rd, 1911, at $3.50 p. m.
Duration of illness, days. Cause OF
death, Asiatic cholera. Attending ply
stefan, DR.. K. F. Ii. Date of crema,
ton, March 4th, 1911.
Case No. 18.-Kealoha, male, Ha'
waiian, AZ years. Residence, lower
Manoa Road Removed to Kalihi
Quarantine Hospital, March 4th, 1911
Taken sick today Attending physi
clan at Quarantine Hospital, DR.. j. T
Wayson.
To date there have been eighteen
cases with fifteen deaths.