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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Turkish Postage Stamps.

Because Of a passage in the Koran
f%orbidding the making OF images,
Turkish postage stamps have no pic
ure, but bear instead the sign manual
of the sultan, which is, in fact, an i'm
preston of his imperial hand. This
signature is said to have had its ori-
gin with the Sultan Murad L.. who, on
completing a treaty with the Italian
republic of Ragusa in 1865, and being
unable to sign his name, applied ink
to his open hand and slapped it upon
the parchment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
M'DONALD IS STAR
IN SCHOLASTIC FRAY

J. Leonard Mcdonald, the Totem
vile lad who plays with the N. Y. u.
basketball team, showed wonderful
form in the N. Y. U.-Army battle
waged at West Point Saturday. AL
though Macs" team was beaten, it
was little his fault for he was work
ing in his best style. He scored
twelve out of his teams total of 81
points. He made several remarkable
shots. The final score of the game
was 1921,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Unappreciated Ardor.

"Darling!" he cried, p~assionately.
throwing himself upon his knees be-
fore her and rolling up his eyes
toward the chandelier, darling, can
you not see, can you not guess that l
love your" well" she replied, cool
ly, gazing at the disheveled youth on
the rug, I'D hate to think that this
was just your natural way of behaving
in company"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

winning first place but breaking his
own record. This performance would
probably have been better had the
jump been made outdoors. That
Luke" will soon be among the best
high jumpers in the country is the
confident feeling of his many Exeter
friends as we'll as his throng of ad-
mirers in this burg. Compton sur
prised even the most optimistic,
since he was expected to make five
feet eleven and three-quarter inches
at the best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Direct Hint.

They had been talking as they walk
ed. She had remarked pathetically:
"Oh. it must be terrible to a mar to
be rejected by a womanl" Indeed 1t
must" was his response. Then, after
a while, with sympathetic ingenious.
ness, she exclaimed: ut doesn't seem
that I could ever have the heart to do
it." And there came a silence be-
tween them as he thought It over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
KEYP0RT BEATS
SOUTH AMBOY
MataWan 0rions Trim Rus
sci Five, of South River
Saturday Night.
BOTH WAGED IN kEYPORT
s ecial to the EVEN vG NElys.

q eci6I to the EVEN VG NEWS.
Keyport, Mar. 3:-Keyport high
school was too speedy for the boys
from the South Amboy educational
in the basketball game
Saturday evening and at the end of
the time of play had tucked away
tWenty-six points to the visitors six.
The lineups:
X. III. 5. (26) s. 4. IL. s. (6)
Hines Grace
right forward
Maurer Orr
left forward
~Bahrenburg .......... Anderson
Currie Kuvlwisky
right guard
D1sbrow Albaugb
left guard
Goals from feld-Hines (6),
Maurer ~, Bahrenburg %, Currie
90, Disbrow %, Grace (2), Orr
"a. Goals from foul line-Disbrow
a.. Referee, Frank Clark.
Orions Win.
The indicated Orion combination
Of Matawan added one more victim
to their string by trimming the Rus
sell hYe, or South River, on the local
court Saturday night.
The %lineups:
Orions (39) RusselIs (3)
Burns Downes
right forward
McGraft, Kelly ........, Dugan
left forward
cannon
center
AotteH t1dcReLl
right guard
Dolan, Stillwell .O'Leary
left guard
Goals from the field-Burns go,
Kelly %, Fountain 60, Totten CD,
Dolan go, Downes %, Dugan a.,
O'Leary (1). Goals from foul line
Fountain a., Dugan a., Cannon
%. Referee, Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
RED MEN LEAD
IN SAYREVILLE
Interest in Final Leg of Bowl
ing Series FED Sox Win
from Yankees and Cubans.
HASSANS N SECOND PLACE
,pecta, to the ErEN,NG WE'VE,

special to the FrENING NETVc.
S~ayreyille, March 3.-The first
week of the final leg of the Sayre-
Vile Bowling League scheduled
passed, which shows the Red Men to
beg radually strengthening their
claim on the championship.
On Thursday night the Red Skins
we're encountered by the Hassans,
but the former succeeded in getting
away with the odd game.
The Red SoX won two sets OF
games during the week.
The box score of the Red So1
games follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
PAR|SHERS BOW
TO CRESCENTS

Although outweighed and out
classed, the Parish House basketball
team were able to hold their fast OPP
ponents, the Crescents OF Midtown,
to a respectable score. their defeat
being effected by a 52-42 point score.
1t was probably through the great
work of Charles Crabiel hat the
''Tiretown" lads came across the
victors. Thompson showed wonder
full form in shooting field goals for
the Parishers, while Marty Reyder
also displayed classy style.
Cushing and Potter, two of the
Parish House regulars, were on the
hospital list.
Here is how it was done:
Crescents (52) Parish House (42)
C. Crablel ............ thompson
left forward
G. Junker Reyder
right forward
J. CraDiei PARSONS
hultnau ..-...'... IL
left guard
Snedeker Schoder
right guard
Goals from feld-C. Crabiel I'D,
J. Crabiel ca, Junker ca, Snedeker
(2), Kulthau ca, Reyder 90,
Thompson (10). Schoder (2), ST.
n (2). Goals from foul line
J. Crabiel (6), Reyder (2).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
STERLINCS WIN

Walter Smith led the Sterlings, of
South River, to a victory in Somer-
vile Saturday night. Smith scored
nine field goals and five from the
foul line for his team, who won by a
49-17 score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
re THE AFFLICTED
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Cure Consult
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Over 30 years specialist at
III WEST 18TH ST.

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or any SPECIAL AILMENT yol should
have the very best Treatment. This
you can obtain at the well known of.
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Prof. hhrIich's sos or S14.
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nlnistered.
Consultation Free-MediCine 81.
His Professional Services are TIE
Lowest. fIon-s Q TO Q SUNDAYS. Q 20 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Maklna Mistakes.

The wisest man is likely to make 6
mistake. but he isn't the wisest mar
II he makes another like 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Rather Well PUT

Dr.. e. E. Higley Of Denver remarks:
"A lie is a serpent in the garden Of
speech"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

The workers Of the city-thosc capable of efficient service
IN Office, store, factory or home, watch the "help wanted" ads
never diminishing interest. See page eight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

Sterilization by Ozone.
Ozone works for the sterilization OF
drinking water have been erected In
Germany, France, Italy and Russia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

EVENING NEWS covers the feid
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

The Evening News gives all the news
when 1t is news
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

IGU bD5 40
The standing of the clubs are as
follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
T. A. c. WINS AFTER
FOUR EXTRA PERIODS

1t took four extra fve-minute seemed IS if the visitors would win.
game Saturday, - hat weel4helapd two Qoim11a rH ~ aa. tc Oak.
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CHINESE CONSTITUTION
COMPLETE. SAYS blSPATcH

Especial Cable to the NIppa JILL
TOXIC, Japan. October 2.-The
new constitution OF the Chinese GOV.
eminent was completed today. say
dispatches from Picking. in which the
tern OF tae president ~ set at ne
years, that olicial % serve not more
than two consecutive terms II fur
|ther sets forth that the election Of
tho president may be done By the ma.
tional assembly. The election viii
be held October 10. the ihtugnration
to follow q few days laker. and anthem
tic reports are 10 the eject that Yuan
|Shih-Kai. the present provisional pres
ident. will neeome the head Of the
Chinese republic AFTER the inaugu-
ration Of the president. the govern
|ment viii issue Official prnclamatlons
recognizing the Powers.
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wood, with Seamen baltimore, Foley,
Howard, NanseA, Poulsen, Sharai, .
Japanese cook; Suffer, Tangland,
vfning, Mrs. Nelson ands her son.
The party was divided, In that six
took to the 1Sfoot boat, leaving nine
persons assigned to the larger craft.
THE men declared this morning that
they ran into frequent rain squalls.
Much set water was shipped They
/ suffered greatly from exposure.
The Aparanth, 1853 tons register,
has made frequent trips between the
coast and Honolulu and island ports,
carrying lumber. The vessel sailed
from Puget Sound six months ago,
taking a large consignment OF lumber
to Sydney and Melbourne.
Score American, Consul
!. The seapien this morning. were IN.
.stinted in their condemnation Of the
alleged discourtesy shown them by
the American consular official at Page
Pago. They claim that httle effort
was made to relieve their distressed
condition. For two days they were
kept aboard a. small illsnneiling
schooner and given scant food In
speaking Of their treatment at Ger.
man Apia, they had nothing but words
OF praise
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PAssENGERs BOeKEp

Per M. N, S. s. WiIhellnina for San
Francisco, Oct S-Duke Kahnnamo.
ku. Mr.. and Mrs EskeW, Miss E. Rit.
tigstein, Miss M Waite, J. d. Lewis,
u. w. Al Aldrich, Z. G. Waite, H. ].
Derbyshire, Fred Hjorth, A. II. Thorn.
as, r. A. Eanes, Wade Chance, Al. 81
KroH J. French. Jr., nj. Emmans, j
Sexton, A. e. Kahele, M. and Mrs.
&. w Colley, Miss Ethel Edwards,
Mrs. L. J. Moses, Miss Hessie lemon,
Mrs. w. z. Lemon, L. A. Ginack, W.
Waterhouse, Miss Lawtry, Mrs. H. e.
L,awtry, Miss G. Bradley, Miss g.
Bradley, Mrs A. Darling. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Al Scott, G. H. Brass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solum, Miss A. Nj. Zimmerman,
Mr.. AscA, G. A. Reynolds, Miss c. A
Dean Rio, Francis Brown, VIM WileE
Mrs. Holloway. DR.. Sexton, Mrs. Sex.
ton Mr.. and Mrs. w g. Allen and
child. Mrs. w. r. Rawlins and child,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. WaldrOn, w, III
Rice, VIM. Reinhardt, II. X. Bishop,
Father R0ugier, A. A. Wildberg, Miss
Laura Green, Mrs Walbridge. Mrs. M
Kent, Geo. Webb, l. r. A. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Kahn. Mrs. ]. Stevens, Miss Nj.
Rowley, n. F. Lewis, julius Unger,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Watson. 8. Parke.
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The Pacific Mail liner Persia from
Hongkong By the way Of japan ports
viii arrive off the port at an early
hour on sunday morning. according
to wireless message received from
Captain Hill. by H. Hackfeld & Com,
pany this morning The Persia was
first expected to reach the port late
Saturday afternoon, but the skipper
now states that the vessel VIII be de.
layed to p considerable extent. The
Persia will probably be dispatched for
San Francisco about 5 o'clock Sunday
evening
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VENTURA AGAIN
GUARANTEED
At PAGOPAG0

d
The Oceanic liner Ventura, afriy.
ing from Sydney. N. s. w, with a
number OF passengers from the South
Y Seas. was again quarantfned upon
reaching American soil in the Same
an islands While the vessel was per
mitted to take on cargo, little oppor-
tunity was offered 70 discharge pro
visions, which is. said to have caused
distinct shortage. leading to the
distressed conditions now obtaining
there.
The Ventura was moored alongside
a large hulk. where a small amount
Of copra was taken aboard.
The smallpox situation In Australia,
while much improved, Is declared to
be far from satisfactory. One Tea.
,ure OF the epidemic Is that out Of six
hundred cases said to exist in the
principal cities. no deaths have thus
far been reported
Captain CoweH reports fine wealth
or on the voyage. The Ventura
sieamed to port some hours under her
regular schedule.
Il WIS reported this morning that
considerable ldissatisfacti exists
1919, 80 -. III, te,,c,,- tta 49,.
81 80, - ~ 800, ~ car Tr.nciseo
Two cabin, seven second-class and
one steerage passenger are laying
over at Honolulu The through list
of travellers for the mainland number
"a cabin, 40 second class and "a steer
age. At the office Of c. Brewer & Co.
81 additional cabin passengers have
~, iii ssnsrt y, w,th sha yesseI - &
s,r vi, thts .ysn MI, II
&c. ta ssd = = s ,srys oon.,.np,s,. a.
.,,sss,rs tre,sst ri,i totsi ss =, 9l.,
Scrs -
p,,r.ar W p.k.r.,s aocor,no.
ma ~ r. ,vif1 orho Ess ,,s<s =, 5.6,,sla
q f,yisS ex,erss -. - - IN. voys s,Ss over
ht1f reds ri r,ilee a the so,,fh seas
49, rakeT vas s,,biected II great ir-
rrn1o,io1ce and Ioes fbfo,ioh7 fha cen
80 oi,,SffsnfinIns nrocsst sinvored ~.
n,osf 81 the ports Of cali IL the Samoa.
Ionea and Friendly islands. az we'll
IS Al New Zealand.
Baker was made custodian Of seven
trained seals. which are to be dropped
OF here The seals are part Of the
equipment of g vaudeville act TO be.
preeeuted ct local theater. The last
q q contingent Of . hundred circus
performers who went TO Australia 8
year ago. as members Of the Bud At
a,nson circus are returning in the
ventura They say that they have had
8 .s4sn q sne country. Ine ensege,
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WEATHER TODAY.

Friday, Oct. 81.
Temperatures a. M, 20; 8 g.. M,
~; 10sag M, 7S: - noon, 7S. Mini
mum last night, 20.
Winds q. m, velocity 4; s a. M.
velocity 2; 10 q. M. velocity 8; 10
noon, velocity 10. Movement past "a
hours. 1I3 miles.
Barometer at s a. m, 29.90. Rela-
tive humidity, 8 a. m. &c. DeW-poini
at s a. M, SIS. Absolute humidity, s
a. M, 6.575. Rainfall. o.
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REPUBLICANlS
QUICK To REPLY
TO 6. R. CARTER
Continued from page one,

tlOuIl0ue0 IIOuu paBS Ou0J ~
publicans who last fall left their par.
ty to go shouting after Mr.. Roose
welt stopped to think. and at this
election placed their votes where they
Wouli eonnt. sar
Triumph Tor Reppbiicaps
The Progressifes must admit that
the result In Maine = distinct tri-
.umph for the Republican party.A
Mr.. Carter aldo eriticises The Repab.
lcan convention. held IN April Of last
year. for sending an Instructed dele
CATION to Chicago. The Republican
leaders, he says. .blindly, I'm their l.
Inorance Of the real situation, helped 70
bring on the wreck Of their party to
dur own local Disadvantage Can the
LEADERS noW-be criticised for support
ing Tafts True, Taft was not elected,
but Il BE ihad been can Mr.. Carter be
Blieve thai the interests Of this countTy
would be better protected by M.
Roosevelt ~
Ii the thirteenth precinct. afth dis'
Etricf Mr.. Gaffefs preefnctl ! when
se36eting deletafess % the Republican
Gconvent16n held April 1914 q straw
vote was t4kSn Ii order % ascertain
the sentiment Of That pfeeinct e. ~
the Repa6l ickn pFeside dental noninee
TO BE- chosen af the Chieae6 copten-
stion. THE sentiment a. expressgd b
this straw vote showed that the peo.
pie were strong for Taft
!, one d the Progressive principles
Is the people must rule How can
M. Carter now cfiticise the result 0l
tie local HominatinG convention when
he himself was eleefed BY tie consti<:
Idents who preferred Mr.. Taft and u
fact he voted for ddlskstes Who lad
sworn that 81 elected they would vote
for Taft frst, last and an The time. Z
Now, "a fesird nepnb lica1s borg
lafraid to- read Rrctfessi1e lItera
.t1re, j can only say hat have q
the pAst asksd Hroessstye Natlpnal
IC6mmitt Sezna1 A(zi1scn to send ~
any Hter1fnI6 Which he mlfht con
sider worth rkddIi6e, and ID t6 tAe
present tine 1 hffe Chl3 nsee1Sed ore
lbd6l "a my lind. (Pr6gfe ssife
lSerefca pbehn9rit No III Does tits
mean that the literature Is not worth
irsati4e q. lat he n6Dnklicank are
afraid to read your literature? II M.
Atkinson remembers our converse
ton, this seems to prove that be con-
siders nokEfnX published on the Main
land worth reading. as the only pub
lication sent me Is partly from bis
own pen.
Questions for M. Garter.
It Is my belief that Mr.. Carter. be
ing Roosevelt man. did not wish to
vote for. Taft delegates, but being In
!strpeted to do so voted against his
personal wishes. This Is III Inc with
the principles that the people must
rule, but his criticisms now exSJsss-
ed lead me to question his belief In
this Progressive principle. II the
people must rule on q Question &c
lcording to Progressive doctrine why
then crfticise the people? Il Mr.. Car
ter felt it was wrong TO vote for Taft
delegates, why did he not prefer "de-
feat rather than victory, Il m that
defeat. he could glory In moral rec
,tifnde.
As TO acoIoredp News. 4.
In regard TO -coIc-eds news, would
1T not be better for Mr.. Carter to
make sure that his own writings give
all the facts Regarding Mr.. Carter's
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PASSENGERS 1R1IVED.

Per 3. s. s. Ventura. from sydney
by way Of Page Pago for Honolulu
Mrs Weaver. Miss Al Schulelx. A.
Black ourne, Mrs. Blackbourne, Capt.
Giebofs Arthur Crane, Mrs. Crane,
= Kilkepey Miss M. Harris, f. e.
Hanbold. Mrs. H, e. Rea. Miss Rea,
Z. ). Dale.
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statement Are We In Hawaii to be
again plotted BIZ those who cannot DIS.
tinguisA between surface ripple. the
tide. or q great ocean current?
trust thai an impartial study OF the
Maine elections will show which par.
ty Is the surface ripple..
A REPUBLICAN.
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r %. s. Kim, charged with having de-
,fraudcd a number Of Japanese hack
men WIS called before the district
court this morning to have the hear.
ing postponed until October Is.
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Six Porto Ricans, charged with be-
ing present at gambling game, en-
tered a plea Of guilty and received
fines Of IS each this morning.
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John Goldstone, declared by the po-
lice as vagrant, was yesterday plac-
cd under arrest and this morning Re.
sceiyed sentence to. two months inn
prisonment at the city and county
jail. .
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Judging by the Bull Moose ENROLL
ment IN Pennsylvania, the strength of
the party there has fallen off about
80 per cent IN q year
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s-Snear:
SO deg. test. s.le cents Previous quo
|tatipn. 3.i5 cents s !,
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-The WorkingnaH,s ShaFe was the
subject of an interesfinG address de
|liNefed b. w. r. Castle Ia Cooke hall.
Young Men,s Christian Association
building, last evening. He beliered.
The said. that the establishment OF
|semployefs liabiIify, and work
mems compensation schemes we're
mot necessary, but that ieihpltFers
should recognize these provisional as
d right due their emplo8es These
two schemes, he continued have
|mtnE desirable teatnreg howerer.
which have caused them ID Dc ADOPT
lea ~ at least two Honohllu corpora
|ti6ns He based his address mainly
upon these two schemes. saying In
|conclustols hat the value 81 them Is
|dsfs fmiksd 81 the spifif III when they
ARE estahlished and aIimi1istefed
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/ District Magistrate .. si Monsarrat
is planning to take vacation OF some
weeks, with q view Of visiting the
#mafnlaHd. He hopes to sail for San
francisco III the United States army
transport Sherman. schsduied to de.
part about Sunday evening It Is stat
ed that Judge Larnach win preside
at the district court during the alb
ssence Of Judge Monsarrat
To make their initial tour Of In
spectionl Of the several island police
precincts and visit the county jails
on the windwafd side 81 Oahu mem
bers OF the civil serpics commission.
inclhdtng members Wirtz Doyle, and
Kupihea, also Secretary David KalahO-
kalani and Sheriff william p. Jar
rett Many matters Of Importance are
said 70 be waiting the visit Of the
commissioners at the country dis
tricts.
Fifty-one Chinese alleged TO have
been present sc gambling game and
who were victims OF q big police rid
on Septenbef 81, will be given a hear
ing at the district court on October
9Th, according to announcement
made before their attorneys; Messrs
Straus and RaMlins ~ Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney SBrown this morn
ing The police have collected 4 con-
siderable amount Of evidence 81 the.
way q marked money, dice checkers,
and also q dnanffty Of shattered bar
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HARMON NOTES

The schooner Mary z. Foster. an
arrival from the ScuEd hast evening.
has been sent TO the railway wharf
TO discharge q shipment of lumber.
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why do YOU avoid me u lates Old
chapf We used To Be good friends
III hear that you, after borrowing mon
ey from me. allude to me q q piece
OF cheese" Just . little harmless per-
sifage. old man -Just the came,
think had better keep away from
mice
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has been sent TO the railway wharf
10 discharge shipment of lumber.
L1cai shipping men expect the ARR.
val CT the schooner j. II. Bsace, Inn.
Der laden, from the coast at any cay.
The vessel is now oat "a days.
A large accumulation OF EsH for
the mainland is 70 be forwarded 10
San Francisco in the Oceanic liner
ventura, scheduled to sail at six
o'clock this evening.
Would Hasten Persfs Arrival "
Captain j. Hill, master or the Paci-
ifs Mail intermediate liner Persia, has
been advised through wireless to hast
en- his arrival at Honolulu in order to
re2ch quarantine before II is too late
for pratiqne The Persia Is bringing
several hundred tons Of freight from
Hongkong and the Japanese ports.
The vessel has nearly one hundred
Asiafic steerage passengers for the
Islands The vessel is expected to
reach destination on Saturday after
noon, and In which event win be dis
patched for the coast early sunday
morning
Hyades Bringing BIG Cargo.
There Is large general cargo
from The mainland in the Matson Nav
igation freighter Hyades. now enrolte
from San francisco and Sound ports
to the islands, and due to arrive at
Honolulu on next Tuesday morning,
according to cables received al the
agency OF Castle & Cooke. For this
port there are 2000 tons with 400 tons
for Port Allen, 500 tons Tor Kahuluf,
$50 tons for Hilo and 125 tons for
KaanapaIi The vessel will secure re-
turn freight, consisting Of sugar from
several ports Of call.
1T
Away for kcna Coast.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
was dispatched at noon today for Ko-'
ma and Kau coasts on Hawaii, the.
vessel carrying q fair-sized list Of pas
sepgers and q large assortment of mer-
chandise and supplies
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burglary are said % have entered
the premises 81 II s. Morris d the
Hawaiian Sugar Phnterss Association
on last saturday evening. the invad-
ers being routed By Z nelthbor who
vas attracted 70 the scene by the
alarm sent IN By Mrs Norris
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

Police officers gathered n autOmo-
bile No 75s. last night. declared to be
|the property Of W. d. Minton. and said
10 have been stationed on Hotel be-
tween Bethel and Nuuanu streets,
without carrying the proper lights re-
|quired BY law.
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A large accumulation Of nesH fol
the mainland is 70 be forwarded e
San Francisco in the Oceanic hnel
ventura, scheduled to sail at siS
o'clock this evening
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